Deltona public meetings in 2024
93 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a second reading of Ordinance 02-2025, which amends zoning definitions and affordable housing regulations in Chapter 76 of the Land Development Code related to the Live Local Act; and Resolution 2024-81, which would allow the city to opt out of the Live Local property tax exemption for eligible multifamily properties if the Shimberg Center report shows a housing surplus in the metro area. The body may also take action on these items and hear city manager comments.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 02-2025 (second reading): amending Section 70-30 definitions and Chapter 76 affordable housing regulations under the Live Local Act
- Public hearing on Resolution 2024-81: contingent finding to opt out of Live Local property tax exemption based on 2024 Shimberg Center housing supply data
- Resolution requires a two-thirds majority vote to adopt the opt-out if the annual report shows a surplus in the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach MSA
- City Manager comments and possible adjournment
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop to finalize the Deltona Vision 2025 project, which outlines the community's goals through 2050. This is the fourth and final workshop, where officials will review input from previous meetings and present a vision plan to guide the city's comprehensive plan update.
- Deltona Vision 2025 final workshop
- Joint meeting with Planning & Zoning Board
- Review of community vision for 2050
- Presentation of vision implementation activity
- Discussion on Comprehensive Plan update
Development Review Committee
The committee will review several development proposals including multifamily units, a funeral home, and retail space. These items include final site plan reviews and pre-application meetings.
- 2942 Cardinal Street: Final Site Plan for 20 multifamily residential units
- 887 Deltona Blvd: Final Site Plan for a funeral home operation
- 3280 Boxelder Street: Final Site Plan for restaurant retail space at Lot 1 Howland Marketplace
- 1200 Deltona Blvd: Site Plan and replat for Deltona Plaza
City Commission
The Deltona City Commission will consider several public hearings, including amendments to fence regulations and zoning code changes. It will also vote on a conditional use request for a quick‑service oil change facility and variances for residential lot size and pool coverage. The meeting includes approvals of multiple contracts, notably a $152,522.29 CEI contract for Lift Station 7 and a $29,268.46 software maintenance agreement for the water SCADA system. A major item is the request to spend up to $1,700,000 to purchase a new fire squad engine.
- Public Hearing – Ordinance No. 17-2024 to amend Section 110-806 (Fences, Walls, and Hedges)
- Public Hearing – Ordinance No. 02-2025 to amend zoning code Chapter 70 and Affordable Housing provisions
- Resolution No. 2024-75 awarding CEI contract for Lift Station 7 Upgrade to Mead and Hunt ($152,522.29)
- Resolution No. 2024-72 authorizing purchase of a fire squad engine up to $1,700,000
- Resolution No. 2024-74 authorizing InSource Solutions contract for water SCADA maintenance (up to $29,268.46)
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will consider three variance requests—for a single-family dwelling on a substandard lot, increased lot coverage for a pool, and a conditional use for a quick-service oil change—and will also discuss an ordinance amending zoning definitions and affordable housing regulations to align with the Live Local Act.
- Variance to build single-family home on 50-foot-wide, 5,000-square-foot lot at 3394 St. James Avenue
- Variance to allow increased lot coverage for an in-ground pool at 3469 Berkshire Terrace
- Conditional use for a quick service oil change facility at 3150 Howland Boulevard
- Ordinance No. 18-2024 amending zoning code definitions and affordable housing regulations per the Live Local Act
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hear requests to reduce accumulated fines for building and fire code violations at 1200 Deltona Blvd, owned by Deltona Wellness LP, from $66,400 to $19,500, with the property now in compliance. Other cases include Dollar Tree Stores at 55 Courtland Blvd for exterior damage and unpermitted work, and residential properties for fence and shed repairs. A new case at 1510 Howland Blvd involves an unpermitted driveway.
- Fine reduction request for Deltona Wellness LP (1200 Deltona Blvd) – from $66,400 to $19,500 for multiple violations
- Dollar Tree Stores cited for damaged main entrance door frame and unpermitted canopy and mechanical work at 55 Courtland Blvd
- Residential code enforcement at 1540 Gainesville Dr (repair/remove shed) and 1385 & 1371 Comerwood Dr (repair/remove fence)
- Fire code violation at 1805 Elkcam Blvd (Realty Income Corp) for unpermitted electrical and LED lighting
- New business: code violation at 1510 Howland Blvd for unpermitted driveway
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on rezoning land for mixed-use development, amending fence regulations, and transmitting an affordable housing report. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, a budget amendment for housing repair funds, and purchases of a sewer camera truck ($453,108) and a Ford Maverick ($28,580). Action items include agreements for investment advisory services, a collection agency contract, a proportionate fair share agreement for a residential development, and a $1,000,000 blanket PO for sewer rehabilitation.
- Public hearing: Ordinance No. 12-2024 to rezone 36.46 acres at North Normandy Boulevard Corridor from R1-AA to MPUD for warehouses, office, retail, and 343 multi-family units.
- Public hearing: Resolution No. 2024-66 to transmit the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee 2024 report to the Florida Housing Finance Corporation.
- Consent: Purchase of a Cues Sanitary Sewer CCTV Camera Vehicle for $453,108 from Cues Inc.
- Action: Blanket Purchase Order to SAK Construction LLC for up to $1,000,000 for sanitary sewer rehabilitation services.
- Action: Appointments to Team Volusia Executive Committee and River To Sea Transportation Planning Organization.
Development Review Committee
The Deltona Development Review Committee will meet to review pre-application requests for site plans, zoning changes, and final plats. The meeting is held virtually via Microsoft Teams.
- 2792 Howland Blvd: Request to rezone parcels from C1 to R1
- 625 Howland Blvd: Final site plan for Strickland Oil Change
- 265 Enterprise Road: Final site plan for Enterprise Auto Repair
- 271 Fort Smith Blvd: Final site plan for 786 Food Store & Lounge
- Halifax Crossings Blvd: Final plat and master development plan update
Special City Commission Meeting
The Deltona City Commission will consider ratifying the results of the August 20 primary and November 5 general elections. The meeting also includes recognizing an outgoing commissioner, swearing in newly elected commissioners for Districts 1, 2, 4, and 6, and selecting a vice mayor.
- Consider Resolution No. 2024-40 ratifying results of Primary (Aug 20) and General Election (Nov 5) for Commission seats
- Recognition of outgoing Commissioner
- Swearing in of newly elected commissioners: District 1 – Davison Heriot, District 2 – Emma Santiago, District 4 – Dori Howington, District 6 – Dominic 'Nick' Lulli
- Selection of Vice Mayor as required by City Charter
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and approve a contract with the TG Law firm to serve as City Attorney. This follows a recruiting process managed by Colin Baenziger & Associates and interviews conducted on October 25, 2024.
- Approval of City Attorney contract with TG Law
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will discuss, rank, and select a new City Attorney and designate contract negotiators. The body is also requested to approve a Municipal Transport Agreement with Volusia County regarding ambulance services and billing.
- Approval of Municipal Transport Agreement with Volusia County
- Reduction of County billing services cost from 10% to 7.5%
- Extension of notice period for discontinuing transport agreement from 30 to 180 days
- Selection and ranking of a new City Attorney
- Approval of a business agreement for sharing protected health information (HIPAA)
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission and Planning & Zoning Board are conducting the third workshop for the Deltona Vision 2025 project. This session includes a presentation of gathered information and a vision implementation activity to help create a foundation for the City of Deltona Comprehensive Plan update through 2050.
- Deltona Vision 2025 project third public workshop
- Vision Implementation Activity for officials and the public
- Planning for the City of Deltona Comprehensive Plan update
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review various property violations, including building permit failures, fire code non-compliance, and maintenance issues. The body is determining corrective actions for residential and commercial properties across Deltona.
- Case DEL-24-081: Removal of structures from platted easement at 1510 Howland Blvd.
- Case DEL-24-101: Tree removal permit violation at 1631 Hanover Avenue.
- Case FIRE-24-0057: Fire extinguisher and smoke alarm requirements at 609 Belltower Avenue.
- Case FIRE-24-0059: Sprinkler system maintenance and demolition permit for Wal-Mart at 101 Howland Boulevard.
- Case DEL-24-095: Dangerous dog determination at 974 Windbrook Drive.
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on updating street vendor regulations and election filing procedures. The body is also considering several land-use requests and multiple vehicle and software purchases for the Fire Department.
- Ordinance No. 07-2024 to update street vendor regulations, including mobile food vendor limits and alcohol prohibitions
- Resolution No. 2024-41 for a 10,650 square foot daycare center at 3026 Howland Boulevard
- Resolution No. 2024-58 for a setback variance at 1670 Providence Blvd
- Fire Department vehicle purchases: three replacement vehicles ($155,000), a logistics vehicle ($62,000), and a high-water/brush truck ($325,000)
- Fire Department equipment and software: Station Alerting System ($178,955) and Lexipol software ($48,224.70)
City Commission
The City Commission will consider updates to street vendor regulations and election filing procedures. The body is also reviewing several fire department vehicle and equipment purchases and two land-use requests.
- Ordinance No. 07-2024 to update street vendor regulations, including mobile food vendor limits and alcohol prohibitions
- Resolution No. 2024-41 for a 10,650 sq ft daycare center at 3026 Howland Boulevard
- Resolution No. 2024-58 for a setback variance at 1670 Providence Blvd
- Fire Department equipment purchases: $481,541 ambulance, $325,000 high-water/brush truck, and $178,955 alerting system update
- Approval of $155,000 for three replacement fire administration vehicles
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review a variance request for a 4,462‑sq‑ft office building at 1670 Providence Boulevard. It will also consider an amendment to fence, wall, and hedge regulations (Ordinance No. 17‑2024). The agenda includes a proposal to rezone 14.43 acres at 2830, 2846, and 2855 Lake Helen Osteen Road from Residential Estate One to a Mixed‑Use Planned Unit Development.
- Resolution 2024‑58: variance to allow an existing 4,462‑sq‑ft office building to encroach side and rear setbacks at 1670 Providence Blvd (C‑1 zoning).
- Ordinance No. 17‑2024: amendment to Section 110‑806 (Fences, Walls, and Hedges) of the City’s Zoning Code.
- Ordinance No. 16‑2024: rezoning of 14.43 acres at 2830, 2846, and 2855 Lake Helen Osteen Rd from RE‑1 to MPUD.
- New Hope MPUD item continued to the November 21, 2024 meeting per applicant request.
- Public forum: limited to agenda items, with comments not exceeding four minutes.
Development Review Committee
The City of Deltona Development Review Committee meeting scheduled for October 10, 2024 was canceled, so no agenda items were considered or decided. The agenda had included approval of the September 19, 2024 minutes and a pre‑application review of 265 Enterprise Rd. (Final Site Plan and Anchor Bolt Plan), but these will not be addressed. Residents should note the cancellation and that any future appeals will require a record of the proceedings.
- Approval of September 19, 2024 DRC minutes (canceled)
- Pre‑application meeting for 265 Enterprise Rd. – Final Site Plan and Anchor Bolt Plan (canceled)
- Public forum for comments (canceled)
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings on updating street vendor regulations and rezoning 10.10 acres at 3141 Howland Boulevard for a business park with RV and boat storage. The body will also discuss home repair funding for low-income residents and updates to election ordinances.
- Ordinance No. 09-2024: Rezone 10.10 acres at 3141 Howland Boulevard to BPUD for medical offices and RV/boat storage
- Ordinance No. 07-2024: Update Land Development Code regarding mobile vendors and food dispensing vehicles
- SHIP funding for owner-occupied repairs at six properties, including 1413 Randolph Street ($55,750) and 2975 Inca Court ($53,680)
- Resolution No. 2024-54: Establish 'Zoning in Progress' criteria for Planned Unit Developments (PUD)
- Ordinance No. 15-2024: Amend election ordinances regarding early voting and filing officers
City Commission
The Deltona City Commission will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a street‑vendor code amendment (Ordinance 07‑2024) at first reading and a rezoning of 10.10 acres at 3141 Howland Boulevard from C‑2/BPUD to BPUD at second and final reading. A resolution (2024‑54) will declare zoning in progress for planned‑unit‑development code changes, and an elections ordinance (15‑2024) will be considered at first reading. The meeting also includes appointments to the opioid settlement committee and other routine business.
- Ordinance No. 07‑2024 – amend Street Vendor sections of the Land Development Code (first reading)
- Ordinance No. 09‑2024 – rezone 10.10 acres at 3141 Howland Boulevard to BPUD (second and final reading)
- Resolution No. 2024‑54 – declare zoning in progress for PUD code amendments
- Ordinance No. 15‑2024 – amend Chapter 30‑31 (Elections) and add Section 30‑38 Filing Officer (first reading)
- Appointment of Fire Chief Snyder and Deputy Fire Chief Swisher to the opioid settlement government committee
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review various property violations including fire code non-compliance, illegal parking of boats and RVs, and dangerous dog classifications. The body is determining corrective actions for residential and commercial properties in Deltona.
- Fire code violations at 577 Deltona Boulevard and 600 Fort Smith Boulevard regarding permits and electrical marking
- Illegal parking of boats/trailers/RVs at 2265 Bannister Street and 1790 Dublin Road
- Dangerous dog investigation and compliance hearing for 974 Windbrook Drive
- Property maintenance violations including roof repair at 2057 Heathwood Street and fence repair at 1371 Comerwood Drive
- Fire safety requirements for extinguishers and smoke alarms at 122 Hummingbird Street
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will review several development proposals, including a preliminary plat for the 5.32‑acre Howland Marketplace at the corner of Howland Blvd and Forest Edge Drive. The committee will also discuss a final site plan for Funtastic Learning Academy, a final site plan for Fort Smith Retail Space, an informational meeting for a home‑based dog grooming business at 910 Saxon Blvd, and a rezoning request for a duplex at 431 Wilburton Drive.
- Howland Marketplace – preliminary plat for 5.32 acres, current zoning BPUD, parcels 8106‑06‑09‑0040 through 8105‑18‑00‑0010
- Funtastic Learning Academy – final site plan for 1.48‑acre site at 820 Deltona Blvd
- Fort Smith Retail Space – final site plan for 12,000 sq ft (6,000 sq ft retail) at 335 Fort Smith Blvd, current zoning C‑1
- Furever Fluffy – home‑based dog grooming business at 910 Saxon Blvd, current zoning R1
- Duplex Rezone – rezoning request for 2.5‑acre parcel at 431 Wilburton Drive from RE‑1 to allow a duplex
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review two items: a resolution to grant a conditional use for a daycare at 3026 Howland Boulevard, and an ordinance to amend the Official Zoning Map to rezone about 36.46 acres along the North Normandy Boulevard corridor from single‑family residential to mixed‑use Planned Unit Development. Staff reports, concept plans, and related documents are attached for each item. Public comments are limited to agenda items and may be up to two minutes.
- Resolution No. 2024-41 – conditional use permit for a daycare at 3026 Howland Blvd (General Commercial District C‑2)
- Ordinance No. 10‑2024 – rezoning ~36.46 acres along North Normandy Blvd from R1‑AA to MPUD
- Ordinance 12‑2024 – Synergy at Normandy MPUD development package
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will meet to discuss and vote on the 2024 AHAC Report. The committee will also review minutes from the June 18, 2024 meeting.
- Vote on 2024 AHAC Report
- Approval of June 18, 2024 meeting minutes
Southwest Deltona Community Redevelopment Agency
The Southwest Deltona Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to adopt the annual budget for Fiscal Year 2024/2025. The body will consider Resolution No. 2024-55 to formalize the budget and authorize necessary documents for approval.
- Public Hearing for Resolution No. 2024-55 regarding the FY 2024/2025 CRA Annual Budget
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the final annual budget and a millage rate of 7.0000 for fiscal year 2024/2025. The body will also consider updates to land development codes regarding street vendors and zoning, as well as several city contracts.
- Resolution No. 2024-50: Final millage rate of 7.0000 (3.35% increase over rolled-back rate)
- Resolution No. 2024-51: Final Annual Budget for FY 2024/2025
- Ordinance No. 07-2024: Updates to street vendor regulations, including mobile vendor rules
- Ordinance No. 13-2024: Zoning changes to allow more commercial uses in C-1 and C-2 districts
- Property & Casualty Insurance award to Acentria Public Risk for $1,673,468
City Commission Workshop
The Deltona City Commission will receive an update on the City Attorney search from Colin Baenziger & Associates. Commissioners will discuss the upcoming annual agreement with Team Volusia Economic Development Corporation to support economic and business growth in the city and county. A presentation by Keith Norden of Team Volusia will accompany the discussion, and the board chair will explain the William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship Advisory Board's application process.
- Update on City Attorney search; CB&A posted recruitment profile on Aug 16 2024, deadline Sep 6 2024
- Discussion of the upcoming annual agreement with Team Volusia Economic Development Corporation
- Presentation by Keith Norden, President & CEO of Team Volusia Economic Development Corporation
- Explanation of application and ranking process for the William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship Advisory Board
- Public comments limited to two minutes per speaker
Development Review Committee
The committee is reviewing final site plans for commercial projects and holding pre-application meetings for new residential and office developments. These items determine how specific parcels of land in Deltona will be used and developed.
- Final Site Plan approval for Catalina Pointe (SP23-0011)
- Final Site Plan approval for Funtastic Learning Academy at 820 Deltona Blvd
- Pre-application for rezoning a 1.01-acre office development on Auburndale Street
- Pre-application for rezoning and platting 34.18 acres for single-family homes on Captain Drive
- Pre-application for a 'Park & Go' final site plan at 716 Fort Smith Blvd
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hear cases regarding code violations including expired permits, unpermitted construction, and property maintenance issues.
- Hearings for 14 properties regarding expired permits and unpermitted construction
- Order to remove portable storage unit from 2500 Leonard Drive
- Order to repair or remove fence at 1553 Providence Boulevard
- Order to repair roof at 1986 Hunter Avenue
- Order to remove Conex box from 2121 Capri Circle
City Commission Workshop
The Commission and Planning & Zoning Board will hold the second public workshop for the Deltona Vision 2025 project. The workshop will gather input to develop a graphical vision plan that will guide the upcoming update to the City’s Comprehensive Plan. No formal resolutions or votes are scheduled.
- Vision 2025 Workshop #2 – public session to gather community input for the future vision plan
City Commission Workshop
The Deltona City Commission will allow the public to comment on the proposed FY2024/2025 budget for all city funds, including revenue forecasts, department budgets, millage rate and capital improvement plans. The commission will also discuss the city’s legislative priorities for the next fiscal year. No formal decisions are scheduled for these items at this meeting.
- Public comment on FY2024/2025 proposed budget for all City funds
- Commission discussion of City’s legislative priorities for the next fiscal year
- City Manager comments
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several resolutions to establish millage rates and utility fees for the 2024/2025 fiscal year. The meeting also includes a financial audit presentation and a request to vacate specific rights-of-way for development.
- Proposed millage rate of 7.0000 mills for FY 2024/2025 (Resolution No. 2024-35)
- Proposed stormwater utility rate of $170 per equivalent residential unit (Resolution No. 2024-30)
- Proposed solid waste assessment of $235.42 per residential unit, a 16.09% increase (Resolution No. 2024-31)
- Appeal to permit a tattoo establishment at 1382 Howland Boulevard, Suite 108 (Resolution No. 2024-29)
- Ordinance No. 10-2024 to vacate portions of Florida Avenue and Clara Street rights-of-way
Special Magistrate
The City of Deltona Special Magistrate will review code enforcement cases for multiple properties. The agenda lists violations of building, property maintenance, and vehicle ordinances, along with required corrective actions such as obtaining permits, making repairs, or removing unpermitted items. No budget, zoning, or contract votes are scheduled for this session.
- DEL-23-277 & 23-279: Deltona Wellness LP at 1200 Deltona Blvd. must obtain permits for a door replacement, change in occupancy, and interior wall demolition.
- DEL-24-040: 985 E Normandy Blvd. owner must repair the roof, gutters, and exterior walls.
- DEL-24-057: 1832 Villa Drive owner must tag or store inoperable vehicles in an enclosed garage.
- DEL-24-065: 2121 Capri Circle owner must remove a Conex box and construction materials from a vacant lot.
- DEL-24-067: 1553 Providence Blvd. owner must repair or remove a fence.
City Commission
The City Commission will discuss the process for hiring a new City Attorney following a resignation. The meeting also includes a request to engage Purvis Gray, LLC for annual audit services.
- Engagement of Purvis Gray, LLC for professional external audit services
- Discussion regarding the process for hiring a new City Attorney
- Renewal of the Statewide Mutual Aid Agreement between the City of Deltona and the state of Florida
- Proclamation of Parks and Recreation Month for July 2024
- Quarterly reports from several city advisory boards and committees
City Commission Workshop
This meeting was scheduled as a workshop to review the proposed annual budget for FY2024/2025. The review included forecasted revenue, department budgets, millage rates, and capital improvement plans.
- Review of proposed FY2024/2025 budget for all City funds
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 2024/2025. This review includes all city funds, forecasted revenue, department budgets, the millage rate, and capital improvement plans.
- Review of proposed FY2024/2025 budget for all City funds
- Discussion of forecasted revenue and millage rate
- Review of capital improvement plans
City Commission Workshop
The Deltona City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 2024/2025. Staff will present forecasted revenue, department budgets, the proposed millage rate, and capital improvement plans. These items set the funding levels for city operations and infrastructure projects. No final votes or binding decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Review of proposed FY2024/2025 citywide budget and millage rate
- Department budget presentations for law enforcement, fire, public works, and parks
- Capital improvement plan overview
- Presentation by Deputy Finance Department staff
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet in a closed executive session to discuss pending litigation under Case No. 2022-10667. The meeting is closed to the public pursuant to Florida Statute section 286.011(8).
- Discussion of pending litigation Case No. 2022-10667
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will hold pre-application meetings regarding several development projects. These include a final plat for Vineland Reserve, site plans for a karate facility and boat/RV parking, and a rezoning request for a self-storage facility.
- Vineland Reserve Phase 1 Final Plat at Peach Creek Dr. (+/- 20.34 acres)
- King’s Allstar Karate final site plan at 505 Deltona Blvd. (+/- 0.60 acres)
- Boat & RV Parking final site plan at 273 Enterprise Road (+/- 5.19 acres)
- Blackfin Deltona Self Storage rezoning at 930 Howland Blvd. (+/- 8.28 acres)
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will meet on June 20, 2024, to discuss Ordinance No. 10-2024. The ordinance proposes vacating easements and abandoning portions of the Florida Avenue and Clara Street rights-of-way within the Davis Park Plat. The remainder of the agenda covers standard procedural items, including approval of May minutes and public comments.
- Ordinance No. 10-2024: Vacating easements and abandoning portions of Florida Avenue and Clara Street rights-of-way in the Davis Park Plat
- Approval of Planning and Zoning Board minutes from May 15, 2024
- Public forum for agenda-related comments limited to four minutes per speaker
- Staff report AROW24-0001 and supporting maps for the right-of-way vacation
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee will review the minutes from the May 21, 2024 meeting. The agenda includes a discussion regarding AHAC Strategies.
- Approval of May 21, 2024 minutes
- Discussion of AHAC Strategies
City Commission
The City Commission is reviewing several land use requests including a residential rezone and a commercial conditional use. The meeting also includes discussions on a state-funded grant for Elkcam Boulevard roadway elevation and an annual agreement with Halifax Humane Society.
- Ordinance No. 05-2024: Amendment to the Capital Improvements Element of the Comprehensive Plan
- Ordinance No. 08-2024: Rezoning of 43.55 acres south of Fernanda Drive for single-family residential use
- Resolution No. 2024-19: Variance request for a six-foot wooden fence at 402 Bali Terrace
- Resolution No. 2024-25: Conditional use for an automobile service station at 625 Howland Boulevard
- State Funded Grant Agreement: $400,000 awarded for Elkcam Boulevard roadway elevation project
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will hold a joint meeting with the Planning & Zoning Board. The business consists of a mapping exercise round table involving elected officials, staff, and the public.
- Mapping exercise round table
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is conducting pre-application meetings to discuss potential site plans. Discussions include a place of worship, commercial development, an apartment complex, and a coffee shop.
- La Casa Del Rey Jesús Deltona: Pre-application for a place of worship at 1240 E. Normandy Blvd.
- 825 Fort Smith Blvd.: Pre-application to discuss commercial development feasibility.
- The View Deltona: Pre-application to discuss an apartment complex at 2202 Conway Dr.
- Dutch Bros: Pre-application to discuss a coffee shop on Halifax Crossings Blvd.
City Commission
The City Commission is reviewing multiple preliminary annual rate resolutions for upcoming fiscal year services. These include proposed adjustments to stormwater, solid waste, streetlighting, and nuisance abatement assessments.
- Stormwater: Proposed increase from $128.00 to $170.00 per ERU
- Solid Waste: Proposed increase to $235.42 per Residential Unit
- Lake McGarity: Proposed annual rate of $60.00 per assessed parcel for weed control
- Nuisance Abatement: Review of FY 2024/2025 services with $48,383.01 in outstanding assessments
- Comprehensive Plan: Ordinance No. 05-2024 to amend the Capital Improvements Element
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review multiple cases involving fire code violations and property maintenance issues. These include required permits for electrical work, fire alarm systems, and structural repairs across various local properties.
- Fire violation at 1712 Doyle Road regarding electrical fixtures and cooking appliances
- Fire violation at 2901 Howland Blvd. requiring a fire alarm cellular communicator permit
- Fire violation at 1120 Elkcam Blvd. involving pro shop construction and electrical work
- Fire violation at 2820 Doyle Road regarding emergency lighting and storage hazards
- Fire violation at 2320 N. Normandy Blvd. requiring access control permits
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee will review the meeting minutes from April 16, 2024. A presentation regarding Flexible Density and Live Local is scheduled under new business.
- Flexible Density and Live Local presentation
- Approval of April 16, 2024 minutes
City Commission
The regular meeting for the Deltona City Commission was canceled because a quorum was not present. The agenda included items such as a comprehensive plan amendment, cell tower management, and emergency water main repair payments.
- Ordinance No. 05-2024: Amendment to the Capital Improvements Element of the Comprehensive Plan
- RFP#24019: Award of Cell Tower Manager agreement to Neel-Schaffer, Inc.
- Fine reduction request for 541 Battersea Avenue from $40,050.00 to $5,000.00
- Contract extension with Halifax Humane Society, Inc. for animal services
- Task Authorization for Pegasus Engineering for stormwater management up to $150,000
Special City Commission Meeting
The scheduled executive session regarding pending litigation Case No. 2022-10667 CIDL was canceled due to a lack of quorum.
- Cancellation of the executive session regarding pending litigation (Case No. 2022-10667 CIDL)
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is conducting pre-application meetings for two development proposals. One involves splitting parcels on Snow Drive into multiple lots for future residential use. The second proposes combining parcels at 1764 and 1768 Doyle Road for a potential small equipment rental shop.
- Pre-application meeting for Snow Drive Tract A and B plat split
- Proposed lot combination at 1764 and 1768 Doyle Road
- Potential residential use for parcels on Snow Drive
- Potential small equipment rental shop on Doyle Road
Planning and Zoning Board
The Board will review a request to rezone 43.55 acres near Pine Ridge High School to single-family residential. Other items include a conditional use for an automobile service station on Howland Boulevard and a fence variance on Bali Terrace.
- Rezoning of 43.55 acres south of Fernanda Drive from Agriculture (A) to Single-Family (R1)
- Conditional Use for an Automobile Service Station Type A at 625 Howland Boulevard
- Variance for a six-foot wooden fence in the side street yard at 402 Bali Terrace
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will discuss proposed special assessment rates for stormwater and solid waste. This includes a review of the Solid Waste Collection Rates for FY 2024-2025 and the final Stormwater Rate Study Report.
- Proposed special assessment rates for stormwater and solid waste
- Review of Solid Waste Collection Rates for FY 2024-2025
- Presentation of Deltona Stormwater Rate Study
City Commission
The Deltona City Commission is considering a rezoning request for 3150 Howland Boulevard to allow for a retail building and an oil change center. The commission will also review a request to increase scholarship funds and approve payment for emergency water main repairs. Additionally, the board will discuss updates to home business ordinances.
- Rezoning of 1.37 acres at 3150 Howland Boulevard from PB to C-1 for a Take 5 Oil Change and retail building
- Request to increase William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship funds from $25,000 to $50,000
- Payment approval up to $42,385.00 to Danus Utilities, Inc. for emergency water main repairs
- Ordinance 06-2024 to update home business regulations following Florida law changes
- Review of applications for appointment to the Planning and Zoning Board
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet in a closed executive session to discuss pending litigation under Case No. 2023 11233 CIDL. The meeting is closed to the public pursuant to section 286.011(8), Fla. Stat.
- Executive session regarding Case No. 2023 11233 CIDL in the 7th Judicial Circuit
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will hold pre-application meetings for several proposed developments. Discussions include a self-service car wash on Howland Boulevard and a children's academy. The committee will also discuss potential future uses for properties on Doyle Road.
- Pre-application meeting for Big Dan’s Carwash at 500 Howland Boulevard
- Pre-application meeting regarding future use of 1700, 1690, and 1686 Doyle Road
- Pre-application meeting for Astute Children’s Academy at 3026 Howland Blvd
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to review a proposed employment agreement for Mr. Dale “Doc” Dougherty. This follows previous discussions regarding contract changes and negotiations.
- Approval of Mr. Dale “Doc” Dougherty’s proposed City Manager employment agreement
Special City Commission Meeting
The Deltona City Commission will consider approving the employment agreement for Dale “Doc” Dougherty. The agenda also includes a request to sunset the City Manager Selection Committee and a discussion of Ordinance 11-2024 regarding a temporary moratorium.
- Approval of Dale “Doc” Dougherty’s proposed employment agreement
- Request to sunset the City Manager Selection Committee
- Discussion of Ordinance 11-2024 for a temporary moratorium until January 1, 2025
Special Magistrate
The Deltona City Special Magistrate will hear a docket of code enforcement cases involving multiple residential and commercial properties. Owners face citations for missing building permits, pool maintenance, weeds exceeding 12 inches in height, structural repairs, and address number display requirements. The agenda lists items scheduled for discussion; no final decisions are recorded in the document.
- Case DEL-23-277 at 1200 Deltona Blvd requires a permit for door replacement.
- Case DEL-24-039 at 1812 N. Akron Drive addresses pool maintenance and weeds over 12 inches tall.
- Case DEL-24-044 at 2911 Alatka Lane involves expired permits for commercial construction, fire sprinklers, and site engineering.
- Case DEL-24-047 at 1092 Deltona Blvd cites violations for exterior walls, roofing, and interior surfaces.
- Case DEL-24-052 at 492 Providence Blvd requires proper display of four-inch address numbers.
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is holding a pre-application meeting regarding a property east of the Howland and SR-415 intersection. The applicant seeks to rezone approximately 15.25 acres for commercial uses and discuss wetlands with city staff.
- Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezone for +/- 15.25 acres at N SR 415
- Pre-application discussion regarding commercial rezoning and wetlands
Planning and Zoning Board
The Deltona Planning and Zoning Board will review Ordinance No. 05-2024, which proposes amending the Comprehensive Plan’s Capital Improvements Element to replace the five-year project schedule. The meeting also includes the election of board officers, approval of prior minutes, a public forum for resident comments, and staff presentations on capital improvement expenditures.
- Ordinance No. 05-2024: Amending the Comprehensive Plan’s Capital Improvements Element to replace the five-year project schedule
- Election of Planning and Zoning Board officers, including Chair Eric Alexander and Vice Chair Susan Berk
- Approval of unsigned minutes from the December 13, 2023 meeting
- Public forum for comments limited to agenda items (two-minute limit)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee will meet to review the minutes from the March 19, 2024, meeting. New business includes a discussion regarding the Reservation of Infrastructure Capacity.
- Approval of March 19, 2024, meeting minutes
- Reservation of Infrastructure Capacity
City Commission
The City Commission will choose a team to negotiate the contract for the new City Manager. The meeting includes a report on why the Phase 4B Lake Monroe Intake project is currently un-constructable due to Artesian Wells. Commissioners will also consider a contract for resurfacing floors at the Public Works Fleet Maintenance Shop.
- Selection of negotiating team for City Manager contract
- Report on Phase 4B Lake Monroe Intake project delays caused by Artesian Wells
- $39,900.00 contract for Public Works Fleet Maintenance Shop floor resurfacing
- Proclamation for Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is holding a special meeting to interview several individuals for the position of City Manager. The scheduled interviews include C. Scott Andrews, Dale "Doc" Dougherty, Carmen Y. Davis, Christopher "Chris" Miller, and Terry K. Suggs.
- Interviews for City Manager candidates: C. Scott Andrews
- Interviews for City Manager candidates: Dale "Doc" Dougherty
- Interviews for City Manager candidates: Carmen Y. Davis
- Interviews for City Manager candidates: Christopher "Chris" Miller
- Interviews for City Manager candidates: Terry K. Suggs
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will discuss updates regarding the city's Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code. This item is intended to provide an update to the Commission on these matters.
- Comprehensive Plan update
- Land Development Code update
Special City Commission Meeting
At this special meeting, the Deltona City Commission will conduct a straw preference poll to select finalists from eight candidates for city manager. The commission will also discuss the interview schedule, contract negotiation parameters, and whether to revisit applicants for the city attorney position. These selections fill two key leadership roles that oversee daily city operations and legal affairs.
- Straw preference poll for eight City Manager candidates: Scott Andrews, Carmen Davis, Dale Dougherty, Jason Glenn, Robin Hayes, Christopher Miller, Michael Silverman, and Terry Suggs.
- Discussion on interview process details, including one-on-one timeframes, public question formats, candidate ranking methods, and contract negotiation authority.
- Review of previous City Attorney applicants ranked by the commission on February 5, 2024, to determine next steps for the position.
City Manager Selection Committee
The Committee will discuss, rank, and select five City Manager finalists and up to two alternates. These names will be forwarded to the City Commission for consideration in the interview process.
- Selection of five City Manager finalists and up to two alternates
- Approval of January 18, 2024, meeting minutes
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is reviewing a final site plan update for Demitrich Auto Center regarding fire safety and code compliance. The committee is also holding a pre-application meeting for Wolf Pack Run and an informational meeting regarding multiple Fort Smith Boulevard properties.
- Demitrich Auto Center: Final Site Plan update at 2838 Howland Blvd.
- Wolf Pack Run: Pre-application meeting for a rezoning of 2.29 acres
- Multiple Fort Smith Blvd. properties: Informational meeting for rezoning to Residential R-4
City Commission
The Commission will consider an ordinance to update home business regulations and a request to increase William S. Harvey scholarship funds. Other items include site restoration bids for the 4B Project and support for a Memorial Day event.
- Ordinance 06-2024 regarding Home Businesses
- Increase of William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship funds to $50,000
- Memorial Day Ride Event support not to exceed $1,000
- A.G. Pifer Construction Company bid for 4B Project site restoration up to $144,781.00
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate is reviewing various code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, building permits, and safety issues. These items include nuisance removals, dangerous dog classifications, and required structural repairs.
- Nuisance removal: tree disposal at 887 Deltona Blvd.
- Dangerous dog investigation: 1809 Dublin Road
- Fence repair or removal: 3175 Noah Street
- Permit requirements for exterior doors: 417 Fort Smith Blvd.
- Garage modification permit required: 3775 Cambay Street
City Commission
The City Commission will consider two land rezoning ordinances and a citywide HVAC maintenance contract. Additional items include a check presentation to the American Heart Association and a discussion on upgrading the city's phone system.
- Public hearing for Ordinance No. 02-2024 to rezone +25.96 acres in Deltona Village BPUD
- Public hearing for Ordinance No. 03-2024 to rezone 3150 Howland Boulevard from PB to C-1
- Check presentation of $7,194.53 to the American Heart Association
- Bid award for citywide HVAC repair and preventative maintenance to Air Current, Inc.
- Resolution No. 2024-17 regarding IP phone migration to Webex cloud
Development Review Committee
The committee will review several development proposals including a new restaurant and a cell phone tower. Discussions include site plans for commercial properties and a request for a residential lot subdivision variance.
- Informational meeting for a retail store building at 1330 Howland Boulevard
- Subdivision exemption for two parcels at 2160 Wiggley Farms Road
- Pre-application meeting for a 4,582 square foot Culver’s restaurant at 3095 Howland Boulevard
- Pre-application meeting for a 70-foot cell phone tower at 1420 Courtland Blvd.
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The committee will conduct an election for a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The agenda also includes presentations regarding the Florida Sunshine Law and Flexible Densities & the Live Local Act.
- Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
- Presentation on Florida Sunshine Law
- Presentation on Flexible Densities & the Live Local Act
William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship Advisory Board
The William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship Advisory Board will meet to rank the 2024 scholarship applicants. The agenda also includes an election of officers and a discussion regarding the proposed 2025 timeline.
- Ranking of 2024 Scholarship Applicants
- Election of Officers
- Discussion of 2025 proposed timeline
- Approval of March 23, 2023 minutes
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will discuss the proposed Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The meeting aims to update commissioners on planned projects and set priorities for the City.
- Update on proposed Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan projects
- Setting priorities for the City's capital improvement plan
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is reviewing several land development proposals. These include a pre-application for a residential subdivision and a new retail shopping center. The committee will also consider an extension for the Cardinal Village project.
- Pre-application for a 289-lot single-family subdivision at 315 Pervis Road
- Pre-application for a 5,000 square foot retail shopping center at 875 Deltona Boulevard
- Development Order extension for Cardinal Village at 2902 Cardinal Street
- Subdivision and variance request for 2668 Arcadia Street to create three parcels
City Commission
The City Commission will consider a budget resolution to reimburse Seefried Industrial Properties $622,203.40 due to an overpayment. Additionally, the commission is reviewing a contract for digital monument sign monitor replacements and a representative appointment for the TPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
- Budget resolution to reimburse Seefried Industrial Properties $622,203.40
- Contract with Don Bell Signs to replace monitors at 415 and Howland
- Appointment of a City representative to the TPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
- Purchase and annual service agreement for Lexipol Software for the Fire Department
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will hear several cases regarding building permits, property maintenance, and safety ordinances. Items include required repairs for roofs, ceilings, and plumbing, as well as compliance issues involving unpermitted structures and dangerous dogs.
- Permit requirement for a shed at 801 Chippendale Street
- Permit requirement for concrete work/pads and an addition at 345 Drake Court
- Roof and ceiling repair requirements at 1668 W. Waycross Circle
- Fence repair or removal required at 1369 Woodbine Avenue
- Soffit, roof, and septic tank repair requirements at 1627 Saxon Boulevard
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will rank and select an individual to fill the District 1 seat following Commissioner Burbank's resignation. The appointed person will serve until the next regularly scheduled election in November 2024 and will be sworn in immediately after selection.
- Appointment of a new District 1 Commission member
- Swearing in of the selected individual
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will review the October 17, 2023, minutes. The meeting includes a presentation of 10-year awards and the introduction of new committee members. Members will also discuss upcoming calendar items and AHAC strategies.
- Approval of October 17, 2023, minutes
- Presentation of 10 Year Awards to Jodi Pena-Castaldi and Patricia Ulicny-Hoback
- Introduction of new members
- Discussion of calendar and AHAC strategies
City Commission
The City Commission will review a request to allocate approximately $515,000 in HUD Community Development Block Grant funds. The meeting also includes a discussion on purchasing replacement park maintenance vehicles from Duval Ford.
- Public hearing for $515,000 in CDBG Program Year 2023-2024 allocations
- CDBG grant awards including $13,356.12 to Boys and Girls Club and $12,976.55 to Early Learning Coalition
- Motion for rehearing regarding rezoning of 3150 Howland Boulevard
- Request to purchase park maintenance vehicles not to exceed $417,607.86
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is reviewing two pre-application projects. One involves interior renovations and capacity increases at 717 Fort Smith Boulevard. The other proposes a subdivision for single-family homes at 593 Fort Smith Boulevard.
- Renovation of Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses at 717 Fort Smith Boulevard
- Subdivision proposal for single-family homes at 593 Fort Smith Boulevard
City Commission Workshop
The commission will receive an update on the status of charging stations at City Hall and The Center at Deltona. Commissioners will also review and consider approving a recruitment brochure for the City Manager position.
- Status update on charging stations at City Hall and The Center at Deltona
- Review and approval of the Deltona City Manager Recruitment Brochure
City Commission
The City Commission will review a recommendation to increase the City Manager's salary. The meeting also includes several requests for budget amendments regarding staff, equipment, and software.
- Modification of City Manager salary from $160,000-$200,000 to $180,000-$250,000
- Budget amendment for a Support Administrator for the City Clerk’s Department
- $80,000 budget amendment for citywide multi-functional device replacements
- $36,058 request for Tyler Technologies inventory software and equipment
- Agreement with Robert Half & Associates for HR Director buyout up to $18,000
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is reviewing several new business items including a large residential subdivision. Discussions include a proposed 210-lot development on Somerset Avenue and a Dairy Queen restaurant on Howland Boulevard.
- Somerset Avenue: Rezoning proposal for +/- 46.25 acres to create 210 single-family lots
- 2925 Howland Boulevard: Final site plan for a Dairy Queen restaurant with a drive-thru
- Hummingbird Street: Final site plan for a two-story, three-unit multi-family development
City Manager Selection Committee
The City Manager Selection Committee will meet to approve minutes from its January session and review a recruitment brochure for the city manager role. After discussion, the committee will vote on the brochure before forwarding it to the City Commission. The selected official oversees daily municipal operations, which determines how local services are managed.
- Approval of January 18, 2024 committee minutes
- Discussion and approval of the Deltona City Manager Recruitment Brochure for City Commission presentation
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will select an individual to fill the vacancy in District 2 following Commissioner Bradford's resignation. The appointed person will be sworn into office immediately following the selection process.
- Appointment of an individual to fill the District 2 Commission seat expiring November 2024
- Swearing in of the newly appointed District 2 Commissioner
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate is reviewing multiple code enforcement cases involving unpermitted construction, structural repairs, and fire safety issues. The agenda includes discussions on required permits for roofs, plumbing, and additions, as well as fire code compliance for Deltona Wellness LP.
- Permit requirements for roof at 1234 Parker Avenue
- Permit requirements for pipes, addition, and shed at 1258 E. Fowler Drive
- Permit requirements for door or garage enclosure at 1479 E. Hancock Drive
- Pool maintenance and roof repair at 1752 Gatewood Drive
- Fire safety and occupancy compliance at 1200 Deltona Boulevard suites #50-#58
Special City Commission Meeting
The Deltona City Commission will hold a special meeting for a strategic planning session. The agenda includes a review and update of the city's Strategic Plan with Mari Leisen from Finance.
- Strategic Plan review and update
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development applications. These include a medical office conversion at 1130 Deltona Boulevard, a 98-unit multi-family project on Howland Boulevard, and a 121-lot subdivision at Lakeside Landing.
- Medical office redevelopment at 1130 Deltona Boulevard
- 98-unit multi-family development at 930 Howland Boulevard
- 121 single-family lot subdivision at Lakeside Landing
City Manager Selection Committee
The City Manager Selection Committee will meet to approve the minutes from the January 4, 2024 meeting. The committee will also discuss, review, and approve the Deltona City Manager Recruitment Brochure.
- Approval of January 4, 2024, meeting minutes
- Review and approval of the Deltona City Manager Recruitment Brochure
City Commission
The City Commission is conducting public hearings on ordinances related to affordable housing and rezoning properties at 3150 Howland Boulevard and the Deltona Village BPUD. The agenda also includes a review of salary recommendations for recruiting a new City Manager.
- Second and final reading of Ordinance No. 04-2024 regarding affordable housing
- Rezoning request for 1.37 acres at 3150 Howland Boulevard to C-1
- Amendment to Deltona Village BPUD to include 25.96 acres
- Review of salary recommendations for the next City Manager
- Presentation of Annual Holiday Parade Awards
Development Review Committee
The Development Review Committee will review a final site plan for a Panda Express on Howland Boulevard. The committee will also hold a pre-application meeting regarding a proposed retention pond expansion at Halifax Crossings Boulevard.
- Final Site Plan for Deltona Panda Express at 3231 Howland Boulevard
- Pre-application for Halifax Crossings Pond Expansion at Halifax Crossings Boulevard
City Manager Selection Committee
The City Manager Selection Committee will introduce consultants and committee members. The meeting includes a discussion on the application of Sunshine Law and potential challenges facing the incoming City Manager.
- Introduction of consultant and committee members
- Discussion regarding Florida Sunshine Law application
- Discussion of candidate characteristics and city challenges
City Commission
The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding animal care, business development at Bella Vista, and affordable housing regulations. Additionally, the body will consider budget amendments for various city funds and park projects.
- Public Hearing: Ordinance No. 12-2023 regarding Chapter 14-7 Animals
- Public Hearing: Ordinance No. 01-2024 regarding Bella Vista Business Planned Unit Development
- Public Hearing: Ordinance No. 04-2024 creating Chapter 76, Affordable Housing
- Budget Amendment: Resolution No. 2024-03 for the Park Projects Fund
- Budget Amendments: Resolution No. 2023-61 for multiple city funds including Water, Stormwater, and Transportation