Eustis public meetings in 2021
32 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA Review Committee is meeting to receive an overview of the Community Redevelopment Agency and discuss the process for review and conclusions. The agenda includes committee discussion, public input, and committee direction. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.
- Overview of the CRA and discussion regarding process for review and conclusions (Staff Report #21-0334)
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA Review Committee, newly appointed by the City Commission, is holding its inaugural meeting. Staff will present an overview of the CRA's history, past plans, and projects, followed by discussion on the process for determining future projects and scheduling. The committee is expected to outline a review framework that includes public input meetings and final recommendations to the City Commission.
- Overview of CRA history and past redevelopment plans (1990-2018)
- Discussion of process for future CRA project selection
- Proposed framework includes public input meetings and final recommendations
- Review of CRA expenses (2016-2021) and 2020 taxable value analysis
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing to consider two small-scale Future Land Use Map amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. One would change a 3.89-acre parcel at 16336 McKinley Road from Lake County's Urban Low to Suburban Residential upon annexation. The other would change a property at 2979 South Grove Street. The LPA will vote on whether to recommend these amendments to the City Commission. The agenda also includes approval of the September 9, 2021 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing on 2021-CPLUS-09: 3.89-acre parcel at 16336 McKinley Rd, change from Urban Low (County) to Suburban Residential (SR) upon annexation
- Public hearing on 2021-CPLUS-08: 2979 South Grove Street, small-scale Future Land Use Map amendment
- Approval of September 9, 2021 LPA meeting minutes
- Staff recommends transmitting both amendments to the City Commission
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting with several consent agenda items, including approvals for purchases over $50,000 for water meters and public works equipment, a budget amendment for police training, and a contract renewal with Axon Enterprise. The Commission will also hold public hearings on subdivision and site plan modifications, and consider a memorandum of understanding for the Orange Blossom Trail/US 441 Brownfields Coalition. Other business includes extending the adoption period for comprehensive plan amendments for annexation properties in the Thrill Hill area, discussing the Colonial Inn Motel, and considering compensation for the Acting City Manager.
- Resolution 21-93: Approving annual purchases over $50,000 for water meters, meter heads, and rebuild kits
- Resolution 21-94: Approval of purchases over $50,000 for four public works heavy equipment machinery
- Resolution 21-95: Budget amendment for Police Forfeiture Fund for senior management training
- Resolution 21-96: Axon Enterprise Inc. contract renewal
- Resolution 21-97: Approving Orange Blossom Trail/US 441 Brownfields Coalition Memorandum of Understanding
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission is meeting to consider several items, including a site plan for a convenience store with gas at 36536 South Fish Camp Road, increasing rental rates for city facilities, and second reading of ordinances for property at 1704 Virginia Avenue. They will also discuss amendments to land development regulations regarding portable storage units and consider organization and support grants for FY2021-2022.
- Resolution 21-85: Site plan with waivers for a convenience store with gas at 36536 South Fish Camp Road
- Resolution 21-87: Increasing rental rates for City facilities
- Ordinances 21-30, 21-31, 21-32: Second reading for voluntary annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and design district assignment for 1704 Virginia Avenue
- Resolution 21-86: Approval of purchase over $50,000 for IT consulting services with Verteks Consulting, Inc.
- Resolution 21-77: Amending Personnel Rules to add Emergency Paid Sick Leave and Personal Holiday
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting with several consent agenda items, including resolutions for annual purchases over $50,000, a water service agreement for a property outside city limits, replacement water department vehicles, a bank contract extension, and an interlocal agreement with Umatilla Fire Department. They will also hold public hearings on a textile recycling bin, surplus property disposal, a comprehensive plan text amendment, and ordinances for voluntary annexation and zoning at 1704 Virginia Avenue. The meeting includes a recognition of a retiring police sergeant and an appointment to the CRA Review Committee.
- Resolution 21-79: Approval of annual purchases in excess of $50,000
- Resolution 21-80: Annexation and water service agreement for 17385 Lakeview Court
- Resolution 21-81: Purchase of three water department replacement service vehicles
- Resolution 21-82: Extending TD Bank contract for two years through June 30, 2023
- Ordinances 21-30, 21-31, 21-32: Voluntary annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and design district assignment for 1704 Virginia Avenue
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting with several public hearings on second reading of ordinances, including a comprehensive plan text amendment for a Property Rights Element and multiple voluntary annexations with associated land use and design district assignments. The Commission will also discuss appointing an acting city manager, the city manager selection process, and a CRA review committee, as well as provide direction on negotiating an agreement for the former Florida Hospital Waterman site.
- Ordinance 21-10: Adopting Comprehensive Plan text amendment for Property Rights Element
- Ordinances 21-15/16/17: Voluntary annexation, comp plan amendment, design district for property at northeast corner of Estes Road and Lake Lincoln Lane
- Ordinances 21-18/19/20: Annexation, comp plan amendment, design district for property on west side of Estes Road (650 ft north of Bates Ave)
- Ordinances 21-24/25/26: Annexation, comp plan amendment, design district for property at 2959 South Grove Street
- Ordinances 21-27/28/29: Annexation, comp plan amendment, design district for property on west end of West Seminole Avenue
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the final millage rate and the FY 2021-2022 budget, and will consider first readings of annexation and zoning ordinances for two properties. The consent agenda includes the city manager's resignation, acceptance of subdivision infrastructure, and utility agreements. Other business includes review of a downtown parking garage RFQ and discussion of the former Florida Hospital Waterman site.
- Resolution 21-71: Adopting final millage rate for 2021
- Resolution 21-72: Adopting final budget for FY 2021-2022
- Ordinances 21-24/25/26: Annexation, comp plan, design district for 2959 South Grove Street (first reading)
- Ordinances 21-27/28/29: Annexation, comp plan, design district for West Seminole Avenue (first reading)
- Resolution 21-73: Purchase over $50,000 for reclaimed water pipe
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will hold public hearings and make recommendations on two small-scale Future Land Use Map amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. The first would change a 0.26-acre parcel at the west end of West Seminole Avenue from Urban Low (Lake County) to Suburban Residential (SR) in the City, pending annexation. The second would change the designation of 2959 South Grove Street. The agency will also vote on approving the August 5, 2021 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing on 2021-CPLUS-05: 0.26-acre parcel at west end of West Seminole Avenue, change from Urban Low to Suburban Residential (SR), Ordinance No. 21-28
- Public hearing on 2021-CPLUS-06: 2959 South Grove Street, future land use map amendment, Ordinance No. 21-25 FLUMA
- Approval of minutes from August 5, 2021 LPA meeting
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission is meeting to consider a wide range of items, including the tentative FY 2021-2022 budget and millage rate, several development agreements, and a collective bargaining agreement with the police union. They will also hold public hearings on textile recycling bins and a subdivision plat, and discuss possible annexation litigation against Lake County.
- Resolution 21-66: Tentative millage rate for 2021
- Resolution 21-67: Tentative budget for FY 2021-2022
- Resolution 21-62/21-63: Waterman Square redevelopment and parking easement agreements
- Resolution 21-69: Collective bargaining agreement with Eustis Police Benevolent Association
- Resolution 21-64: Preliminary subdivision plat for Royal Brothers Subdivision (Grafton Ridge)
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency is considering a comprehensive plan text amendment (2021-CPT-02) that would update multiple elements of the city's 2035 Comprehensive Plan, including Future Land Use, Conservation, Housing, and Transportation. The amendment aims to reduce duplication, improve consistency, and eliminate certain land use designations and maps. The LPA will make a recommendation on whether to transmit the amendment to the City Commission for final action.
- Eliminates Rural Residential and Agricultural land use designations
- Deletes Map #19 (Eustis Lake County Joint Planning Area Map) from the Future Land Use Map Series
- Updates 2035 Future Land Use Map
- Adds language for a future Transfer of Development Rights program for the Central Business District
- Requires Parks Master Plan and Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan by 2035
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission is holding a special meeting to conduct second readings of ordinances for three voluntary annexations. The main items are ordinances 20-32, 20-33, and 20-34, which would annex approximately 20.691 acres north of CR 44A and east of East Eldorado Lake Drive, change its future land use from Rural Transition to Suburban Residential, and assign a Rural Neighborhood design district. The commission will also discuss possible land development regulation amendments regarding long-term storage containers.
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-32: voluntary annexation of 20.691 acres north of CR 44A, east of East Eldorado Lake Drive
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-33: comprehensive plan amendment to assign Suburban Residential future land use to the annexed property
- Second reading of Ordinance 20-34: assign Rural Neighborhood design district designation to the property
- Second reading of Ordinances 20-35, 20-36, 20-37: annexation and designations for property south of CR 44A and west of Thrill Hill Road
- Second reading of Ordinances 20-38, 20-39, 20-40: annexation and designations for property east of Thrill Hill Road and north of Reedy Road
City Commission Workshop
The Eustis City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss two resolutions: one approving a development and acquisition agreement with Waterman Square LLC for the redevelopment of the former Florida Hospital Waterman site, and another approving a parking facility easement agreement. The project includes four phases with an estimated total cost of $65,697,900, and the CRA would provide land and parking incentives. The Commission will take public input and provide direction, but no final vote is scheduled at this workshop.
- Resolution 21-62: Approves development and acquisition agreement with Waterman Square LLC for redevelopment of former Florida Hospital Waterman site
- Resolution 21-63: Approves parking facility easement agreement with Waterman Square LLC for 64 spaces in Lake Mechanical garage
- Phase 1: Five-story mixed-use building with 75+ apartments, 6,000+ sf commercial, 8,000+ sf food hall, estimated cost $14,038,000
- Phase 2: Parking garage with commercial space, estimated cost $11,095,900; Phase 3: 180 apartments, $25,564,000; Phase 4: 60-room hotel, $15,000,000
- CRA to provide Parcel 1 at no cost ($1,000,000 value) and up to $4,720,000 for Phase 2 parking garage; Parcels 2 and 3 priced at $1,500,000 each
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Eustis Community Redevelopment Agency will consider two major development agreements: one with Waterman Square LLC for the redevelopment of the former Florida Hospital Waterman site, and another with Lake Investment Ventures, LLC for a marina project. The board will also approve minutes from its May and July meetings. The Waterman Square agreement involves a multi-phase project with apartments, commercial space, a hotel, and parking, with the CRA providing land and incentives.
- CRA Resolution 21-02: Approves development and acquisition agreement with Waterman Square LLC for the former Florida Hospital Waterman site, including a 5-story mixed-use building with 75+ apartments and 6,000+ sq ft commercial space, a food hall, parking garage, up to 180 apartments, and a 60-room hotel, with total estimated cost of $65,697,900.
- CRA Resolution 21-03: Approves a developer agreement with Lake Investment Ventures, LLC for a marina project.
- Approval of minutes from May 20, 2021 and July 15, 2021 CRA meetings.
- Waterman Square agreement includes CRA providing Phase 1 parcel at no cost ($1,000,000 value), 64 parking spaces in Lake Mechanical garage, and up to $4,720,000 toward Phase 2 parking garage.
- Developer has until December 31, 2027 to close on Parcels 2 and 3, with prices set at $1,500,000 each.
Local Planning Agency
The Local Planning Agency will consider transmitting 2021-CPT-01, a comprehensive plan text amendment, to the City Commission. The amendment updates multiple elements, adds a Property Rights Element required by state law, and eliminates the Rural Residential and Agricultural land use designations and Map 19. The LPA previously denied this amendment in June but agreed to reconsider it. Staff recommends transmitting it as consistent with the plan.
- Approval of July 15, 2021 meeting minutes
- 2021-CPT-01 Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment: adds Property Rights Element per Senate Bill 410, eliminates Rural Residential and Agricultural designations, deletes Map 19 Joint Planning Area Map
- Public hearing and recommendation on the text amendment
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings on several items, including voluntary annexation and comprehensive plan amendments for property at Fish Camp Road and Grand Island Shores Road, a comprehensive plan text amendment, and the annual update of the Five-Year Capital Improvement Element. They will also consider resolutions for a preliminary subdivision plat, conditional signs, opioid MOU participation, textile recycling bins, and consent agenda items like grants and agreements.
- Resolution 21-50: Preliminary Subdivision Plat - Orange Ave Townhomes
- Ordinances 21-11, 21-12, 21-13: Voluntary annexation, comp plan amendment, and design district assignment for property at Fish Camp Road and Grand Island Shores Road
- Ordinance 21-21: Annual update of Five-Year Capital Improvement Element FY 2022-26
- Ordinance 21-10: Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (first reading)
- Resolution 21-54: Change order and budget amendment for Umatilla Wastewater Interconnection Project
City Commission Workshop
The Eustis City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss and provide direction on three items: a proposed comprehensive plan text amendment (Ordinance 21-10) that would eliminate certain land use designations and update the future land use map; a review of the code enforcement process, including fines and compliance rates; and a review of site plan approval processes and associated fees, comparing them with nearby cities.
- Comprehensive Plan Amendment 2021-CPT-01 (Ordinance 21-10) eliminating Agriculture and Rural Residential land use designations and removing Map #19 Joint Planning Area Map
- Code enforcement statistics: 1,520 total violations, 88.5% voluntary compliance rate, 96% overall compliance rate
- Site plan fees: Administrative $200, Minor Modification $200, Major Modification $600, Site Plan $1,100
- Comparison of site plan fees with Mt. Dora, Leesburg, and Tavares
- Proposed addition of Property Rights Element per Senate Bill 410
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 15, 2021, to consider a range of items including approval of minutes, acceptance of the Capital Improvement Plan, and several resolutions for wastewater facility improvements and an annexation agreement. They will also hold second readings of ordinances for two property annexations and first reading of an ordinance updating the Five-Year Capital Improvement Element. Other business includes setting the proposed millage rate for FY2021-2022 and discussions on a lease and possible post office property purchase.
- Resolution 21-46: Award bid over $50,000 for Bates Avenue Wastewater Treatment Facility solids disposal refurbishment (Alfa Laval Inc.)
- Resolution 21-47: Award bid over $50,000 for Eastern WWTF Spray Field Pump Station construction
- Resolution 21-48: Annexation and developers agreement for water service outside city limits (Apiary Landing)
- Second reading of ordinances 21-15/16/17 and 21-18/19/20 for annexations, comprehensive plan amendments, and design district assignments at Estes Road properties
- Discussion of possible purchase of post office property (101 and 111 E Clifford)
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will discuss whether to reconsider the 2021-CPT-01 Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment, which failed by a 3-2 vote at the June 17 meeting. If reconsidered, staff will prepare it for an August 5 meeting. The board will also approve minutes from the July 1 meeting.
- Discussion on reconsidering 2021-CPT-01 Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (failed 3-2 on June 17)
- Approval of July 1, 2021 LPA meeting minutes
- Amendment would revise multiple Comprehensive Plan elements and add a Property Rights Element per Senate Bill 410
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Eustis Community Redevelopment Agency board will discuss and consider approving the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-22 budget, which includes $831,239 in revenues and $792,368 in expenditures. The board will also receive a general update on CRA projects and finances. The budget will later go to the Eustis City Commission for final adoption in September.
- Proposed FY 2021-22 CRA budget: $831,239 revenue, $792,368 expenditures
- $255,000 for CRA projects including sidewalk program, street rehabilitation, and Ferran Park floating dock repair
- $137,000 for Economic Development Incentives program
- $198,149 debt service for purchase of three downtown lots
- General update includes $148,611 paid on former Waterman site loan
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission is holding a workshop to continue reviewing the proposed FY 2021-2022 budget, focusing on the Water & Sewer Fund and discussing the tentative millage rate. The rate must be approved at the July 15 regular meeting for the TRIM notice. Staff recommends keeping the current rate of 7.5810 mills, which would be advertised as a tax increase, while the roll-back rate of 7.1416 mills would not.
- Proposed millage rate options: current 7.5810 mills (requires 2/3 vote, advertised as tax increase) vs. roll-back 7.1416 mills (majority vote, no tax increase advertisement)
- First public budget hearing scheduled for September 9, 2021 at 6:00 PM
- Water & Sewer Fund budget review includes detailed line items for administration, treatment, distribution, and wastewater operations
- Tax impact example: $150,000 home with $50,000 exemption would pay $758.10 at 7.5810 mills vs. $714.16 at roll-back rate
- General Fund surplus of $364,835 projected at current millage rate; roll-back rate would create deficit of $162,459
City Commission Workshop
The Eustis City Commission is holding a workshop to continue reviewing the draft FY2021-2022 budget, with a focus on General Fund departments. They will also discuss the criteria and past awards for the $30,000 organization and event support grants program. The agenda includes public input and commission direction, but no final votes are scheduled.
- Continuation of draft FY2021-2022 budget review
- Discussion of organization and event support grants criteria
- List of 2021 grant recipients totaling $30,000, including Amazing Rate for Charity ($6,500), Bay Street Players ($3,800), Eustis Historical Museum ($1,000), Lake County Fair ($5,000), LifeStream Behavioral Center ($5,000), LovExtension ($1,000), Tedx Eustis ($1,200), Trout Lake Nature Center ($6,500)
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission is holding a regular meeting with first readings of ordinances for voluntary annexation, comprehensive plan amendments, and design district assignments for two properties near Estes Road and Lake Lincoln Lane, and on the west side of Estes Road. The agenda also includes presentations on the NE Lake Boys & Girls Club and the See-Click-Fix software, plus approval of prior meeting minutes. The meeting includes public comment and future agenda items.
- First reading of Ordinances 21-15, 21-16, 21-17 for property at NE corner Estes Road and Lake Lincoln Lane (annexation, comp plan, design district)
- First reading of Ordinances 21-18, 21-19, 21-20 for property on west side of Estes Road, ~650 ft north of Bates Avenue (annexation, comp plan, design district)
- Presentation on NE Lake Boys & Girls Club
- Presentation on See-Click-Fix software program
- Approval of minutes from June 2 and June 17, 2021 meetings
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will consider two small-scale future land use map amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, both involving properties along Estes Road. The first would change a 5.2-acre parcel at the northeast corner of Estes Road and Lake Lincoln Lane from Rural Transition to Suburban Residential. The second would change a parcel on the west side of Estes Road, about 650 feet north of Bates Avenue. The agency will also vote on approving the minutes from its June 17, 2021 meeting.
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 21-16: 5.2-acre parcel at northeast corner of Estes Road and Lake Lincoln Lane, from Rural Transition to Suburban Residential (applicant: Lake RC LLC)
- Public hearing on Ordinance No. 21-19: parcel on west side of Estes Road, approximately 650 feet north of Bates Avenue, from Rural Transition to Suburban Residential
- Approval of minutes from June 17, 2021 LPA meeting
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission is holding a budget workshop to review the General Fund, Street Improvement Fund, Stormwater Fund, Building Services Fund, and other funds in detail. Department heads will be available to answer questions about specific line items and operations.
- Review of General Fund revenues and expenditures
- Review of Street Improvement Fund
- Review of Stormwater Fund
- Review of Building Services Fund
- Review of Library Contribution, Library Impact, and Recreation Impact Funds
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold public hearings and votes on several items, including establishing a fire assessment fee procedure, amending land development regulations, and approving site plans for Prime Plumbing and Trout Landing. They will also consider renewing automatic aid agreements with neighboring cities and a sixth amendment to a property sale agreement.
- Ordinance 21-14: Establishing a fire assessment fee procedure
- Ordinance 21-09: Amendments to Chapters 110 and 115 of Land Development Regulations
- Resolution 21-36: Site Plan with Waivers for Prime Plumbing
- Resolution 21-41: Trout Landing Concept Plan
- Resolution 21-45: Sixth Amendment to Purchase and Sale Agreement for City sprayfield property
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will consider a comprehensive plan text amendment (2021-CPT-01) that revises multiple elements of the city's comprehensive plan, adds a Property Rights Element, and updates the Future Land Use Map. The amendment was continued from the June 3 meeting. The LPA will also approve minutes from the May 20 and June 3 meetings.
- Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment 2021-CPT-01 (Ordinance 21-10) amending Future Land Use, Conservation, Economic Development, Housing, Intergovernmental Coordination, Recreation and Open Space, and Transportation Elements
- Adds a Property Rights Element as required by state law (Senate Bill 410)
- Eliminates Rural Residential and Agricultural land use designations and Map #19 (Joint Planning Area Map)
- Updates 2035 Future Land Use Map
- Approval of minutes from May 20 and June 3, 2021 LPA meetings
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission is holding a workshop to review Ordinance 21-10, a comprehensive plan text amendment that would revise multiple elements of the plan, add a Property Rights Element, and update the Future Land Use Map. The amendment aims to improve internal consistency, eliminate duplicative language, and remove Rural Residential and Agricultural land use designations. The commission will discuss the amendment and provide direction, with public input allowed.
- Review of Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (2021-CPT-01), Ordinance 21-10
- Elimination of Rural Residential and Agricultural land use designations
- Deletion of Map #19 (Eustis Lake County Joint Planning Area Map)
- Addition of Property Rights Element per Senate Bill 410
- Update to 2035 Future Land Use Map
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss Ordinance 21-14, which would establish procedures for implementing a fire assessment fee on properties. The ordinance does not set a fee itself; a separate resolution would be needed later. The commission will consider whether to proceed with the process, which could generate $1,063,167 in revenue for fire services.
- Discussion of Ordinance 21-14 establishing fire assessment procedures
- Potential revenue increase of $1,063,167 for 2021-22 budget
- Proposed timeline includes first reading June 3, second reading June 17
- Assessment would apply to real property, excluding raw undeveloped land
- Public hearing and TRIM notice process outlined if commission proceeds
City Commission
The Eustis City Commission will hold a regular meeting on June 3, 2021, with several public hearings and ordinance readings. Key items include establishing a fire assessment fee, annexing properties along CR 44A and Thrill Hill Road, and regulating textile recycling bins. The agenda also includes consent items like a wastewater treatment plant expansion and interagency agreements.
- Resolution 21-31: Bates Avenue WWTP Expansion - Preconstruction Services
- Ordinance 21-14: Establishing a fire assessment fee procedure
- Ordinances 20-32/33/34, 20-35/36/37, 20-38/39/40: Voluntary annexations and land use designations on CR 44A and Thrill Hill Road
- Ordinances 21-06/21-07: Requiring franchise agreements and regulations for textile recycling bins
- Resolution 21-39: Foreclosure authorization for 1000 South Bay Street (Colonial Inn Motel)
Local Planning Agency
The Eustis Local Planning Agency will hold public hearings and consider recommending three items: a comprehensive plan text amendment (2021-CPT-01) that updates multiple elements and adds a Property Rights Element, an amendment to Land Development Regulations Chapters 110 and 115, and a large-scale future land use map amendment for property at Fish Camp Road and Grand Island Shores Road. The LPA will make recommendations to the City Commission.
- Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment 2021-CPT-01 (Ordinance 21-10) amends eight elements, adds Property Rights Element, updates 2035 Future Land Use Map, deletes Map 19
- Amendment to Land Development Regulations Chapters 110 and 115 (Ordinance 21-09)
- Large-Scale Future Land Use Map Amendment 2021-CPLU-01 for property at northeast corner of Fish Camp Road and Grand Island Shores Road (Ordinance 21-12)
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Eustis Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving minutes from three prior meetings, receive a general CRA update, and review the FY 19-20 annual report. The agenda includes discussion and public input on these items, but no major new decisions are scheduled.
- Approval of minutes from March 19, 2020, January 7, 2021, and February 4, 2021 meetings
- General CRA update for May 20, 2021
- FY 19-20 annual report review