Hernando County public meetings in 2023

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will conduct Special Magistrate Hearings regarding residential real property valuations. The agenda includes individual petitions and block time sessions for multiple petition numbers.

• Petition No. 23-227
• Petition No. 23-228
• Petition No. 23-237
• Petition No. 23-244
• Petition No. 23-350

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review various land use amendments, including an ordinance for the Emerald Creek Community Development District. The meeting also includes reviews of procurement contracts for architectural services and medical equipment. Additionally, the Board will address several rezoning petitions and committee appointments.

• Architectural and engineering services for Tax Collector Building ($536,866.50)
• Purchase of Life Pak Defibrillators for Fire and Emergency Services ($279,336.10)
• Ordinance establishing the Emerald Creek Community Development District
• Contract for transit transfer sites in East and West Hernando County ($127,436.14)
• Comprehensive Plan amendment affecting 13.6 acres near Osowaw Boulevard

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review several quasi-judicial items including various rezoning applications. The agenda includes a conditional plat for Alliance at the Grove and multiple requests to change residential, agricultural, and commercial designations.

• Conditional Plat for Alliance at the Grove
• Special Exception Use Permit for Calvary Chapel Fellowship Hernando County Inc. at Sunshine Grove Road and Harrison Street
• Rezoning from R-1C to AR near Octavia Lane
• Rezoning from R-1C to AG near Bareva Road
• Rezoning from R-1C to AR near Norman Street

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will conduct several Special Magistrate hearings regarding real property valuations. These hearings cover both commercial and residential petitions.

• Petition Nos. 23-132 through 23-161

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Hernando/Citrus Metropolitan Planning Organization is reviewing several administrative and planning items. Actions include approving general planning services, updating various committee bylaws, and reviewing the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan scope.

• Approval of Contract No. 23-RG0033/AP for MPO General Planning Consultant Services with Alfred Benesch and Company and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Incorporated
• Appointment of a member to the Citrus County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board
• Update to the Public Participation Plan (PPP)
• Update to the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Bylaws
• Update to the Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) Bylaws

Board of County Commissioners Workshop

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a planning retreat. Discussion topics include Planning & Zoning, Parks and Recreation, and Department of Public Works Surface Treatment Alternatives.

• Planning & Zoning discussion
• Parks and Recreation discussion
• Department of Public Works Surface Treatment Alternatives discussion

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will conduct Special Magistrate hearings regarding residential real property valuations. The agenda consists of multiple petition numbers scheduled for 9:00 a.m. block times.

• Petition Nos. 23-102 through 23-131

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is conducting Special Magistrate Hearings regarding residential real property valuations. The board will hear multiple petitions categorized into ten block time segments.

• Petition Nos. 23-072 through 23-101

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency is meeting to adopt the fiscal year 2024 budget via resolution. The board will also establish the 2024 meeting schedule and approve minutes from November 29, 2022.

• Adoption of the FY 2024 Community Redevelopment Agency Budget
• Establishment of the 2024 CRA meeting schedule
• Approval of November 29, 2022, meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold an election for Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Second Vice Chairman. The meeting includes a discussion regarding proposed General Obligation Bonds for public safety, jail, and transportation capital improvement projects. The Board will also consider various airport agreements and utility contracts.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Second Vice Chairman
• Discussion regarding proposed General Obligation Bonds for public safety, jail, and transportation
• $316,388.00 change order for Taxiway A Rehabilitation Project at Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport
• $129,096.64 contract award for Utilities Department bill print and mailing services
• Proposed ordinance to revise procedures for prosecuting code enforcement violations

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider several rezoning requests and conditional use permits. The agenda includes public hearings for residential uses, educational facilities, and commercial developments.

• Conditional Use Permit for a second residence on the north side of Faber Drive
• Conditional Use Permit for a second residence on Atlantis Lane
• Special Exception Use Permit for an educational facility on the south side of Cortez Boulevard
• Rezoning from R-1C to AR on the north side of Octavia Lane
• Rezoning from R-1A to AR-2 at the southwest corner of Atlanta Avenue and Cleever Street

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several budget amendments, aviation lease agreements, and public works contracts. The meeting also includes multiple quasi-judicial hearings regarding rezoning petitions and easement vacancies.

• Reconstruction and paving of Royal Highlands and Ridge Manor Roads ($794,819.00)
• Sidewalk construction on West Landover Boulevard from Northcliffe Blvd to Elgin Blvd ($989,726.00)
• Runway 9-27 Rehabilitation Project change order ($53,806.00)
• Runway 9-27 Extension Project change order ($61,562.00)
• Multiple rezoning petitions for various properties

Value Adjustment Board

The meeting consists of Special Magistrate Hearings for residential real property valuation petitions. The provided agenda contains only petition numbers and does not include specific addresses or dollar amounts.

• Petition No. 23-217
• Petition No. 23-223
• Petition No. 23-219
• Petition No. 23-220
• Petition No. 23-221

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will conduct hearings regarding residential and commercial real property valuations. These proceedings are scheduled as Special Magistrate hearings.

• Residential property valuation petition No. 23-351
• Residential property valuation petition No. 23-213
• Residential property valuation petition No. 23-216
• Residential property valuation petition No. 23-250
• Commercial property valuation petitions No. 23-019, 23-022, 23-023, and 23-024

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Hernando/Citrus Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to discuss regional transportation plans. The agenda includes presentations on highway safety and five-year work programs from FDOT and Florida Turnpike Enterprise.

• FDOT Law Enforcement Liaison presentation on safety
• FDOT Tentative Five-Year Work Program (FY 2025-FY 2029) presentation
• Florida Turnpike Enterprise Tentative Five-Year Work Program (FY 2025-FY 2029) presentation
• Citrus County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board appointment
• Adoption of Apportionment Plan by MPO Board Resolution 2023-0812488

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is scheduled to conduct Special Magistrate Hearings for several residential real property value petitions. The agenda includes individual and block-time hearings for various petition numbers.

• Residential real property value petitions
• Petition No. 23-192
• Petition No. 23-205
• Petition No. 23-207
• Petition No. 23-212

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several legislative items including an ordinance for Cabot Citrus Farms Community Development District. The agenda includes budget resolutions for airport improvements and mosquito control, as well as various rezoning petitions.

• Ordinance establishing Cabot Citrus Farms Community Development District
• Emergency purchase order to Dobbs Equipment, LLC for $45,097.62
• Budget resolution for Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport Eastside Roadway Improvements
• Ratification of Proclamation No. 2023-07 extending the local state of emergency for Hurricane Idalia
• Rezoning petitions for M. Daniel Construction, Inc. and Brightwork Real Estate, Inc.

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is conducting several Special Magistrate hearings regarding Tangible Personal Property. These petitions are scheduled throughout the day starting at 9:00 a.m.

• Petition No. 23-314
• Petition No. 23-236
• Petition No. 23-229
• Petition No. 23-231
• Petition No. 23-232

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is conducting Special Magistrate hearings regarding residential real property valuations. The agenda includes several individual petitions and multiple block-time sessions scheduled throughout the day.

• Petition No. 23-012
• Petition No. 23-013
• Petition No. 23-017
• Petition No. 23-018
• Petition No. 23-015

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is conducting Special Magistrate Hearings for several residential real property valuation petitions. The meeting includes individual hearings and block time sessions for multiple petition groups.

• Residential property valuation petitions 23-007, 23-009, 23-010, 23-011, and 23-008
• Block time hearings for petition groups 23-027 through 23-041

Value Adjustment Board

The Hernando County Value Adjustment Board will conduct special magistrate hearings regarding exemption and classification petitions. These sessions are scheduled to review several individual petition numbers for potential adjustments.

• Petition Nos. 23-269 and 23-270
• Petition No. 23-001
• Petition No. 23-003
• Petition No. 23-004
• Petition No. 23-005

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several contract amendments and awards, including a $2.5 million road reconstruction project. The meeting also includes multiple quasi-judicial public hearings regarding various rezoning petitions.

• Award of contract to B.R.W. Contracting, Inc. for Royal Highlands and Ridge Manor Roads ($2,518,806.00)
• Award of contract to Seggie Custom Builders, LLC for Solid Waste Administration Facility Project ($2,267,905.49)
• Amendment to Jones Edmunds and Associates, Inc. for Glen Water Reclamation Facility upgrade ($245,130.00)
• Amendment to Straughn Trout Architects for Tax Collector Building services ($373,926.50)
• Multiple rezoning petitions including those by M. Daniel Construction, Inc., Big Sky Club, LLC, and others

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Commission will review several conditional plats and conditional use permits. The agenda also includes quasi-judicial items regarding rezoning requests and a small scale comprehensive plan amendment.

• Conditional Plats for Barclay Townhomes, Centralia Subdivision, and Waterford Overall
• Conditional Use Permit renewal for a second residence at Northwest corner of Croom Road and Scott William Trail
• Conditional Use Permit for temporary storage containers at Southwest corner of Primrose Lane and Atwood Drive
• Rezoning from R-1C to AR on the South side of Medicine Stone Drive
• Rezoning from CPDP to PDP(IND) at Southeast corner of Kettering Road and Dashback Street

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The MPO Board will review a final report on transportation infrastructure vulnerability and risk assessment. Action items include approving the 2024 meeting schedule and an amendment to the Transportation Improvement Program for FY 2024-FY 2028.

• Final Report: Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (Resilience Study) for Transportation Infrastructure by Benesch & Associates
• Annual Roll-Forward Amendment to the Adopted Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for FY 2024-FY 2028
• Interlocal Agreement between Hernando County and Pasco County regarding County Line Road
• Approval of Member and Alternate Members for the City of Crystal River and the City of Brooksville
• Appointment of a Hernando County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board member

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review ordinances regarding vessel noise pollution and a new street lighting unit in Kensington Woods. Agenda items also include real estate acquisition for Fire Station No. 16 and several infrastructure contracts. Additionally, the Florida Department of Agriculture will present on fraud-related consumer services.

• $134,545.73 contract amendment for sidewalk repairs on Spring Hill Drive, Mariner Boulevard, Northcliffe Boulevard, Landover Boulevard, and Seven Hills Drive
• Real estate purchase of property at Commercial Way and Atlanta Avenue for Fire Station No. 16
• $65,345.92 contract for an elevator upgrade project at the Courthouse/Government Center
• Ordinance amending Chapter 7 to include regulations regarding noise pollution from vessels
• $36,785.00 emergency purchase order for centrifuge machine repair at Glen Lakes Wastewater Reclamation Facility

Board of County Commissioners Budget Hearing

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget. The meeting includes setting countywide millage rates and non-ad valorem assessments. The Board will also consider adopting the final annual budget.

• Resolution setting FY 2023-24 Countywide Millage Rates
• Resolution setting FY 2023-24 Municipal Service Taxing Unit Millage Rates
• Resolution setting FY 2023-24 Non-Ad Valorem Assessments and Budgets for Municipal Service Benefit Units
• Resolution setting FY 2023-24 Non-Ad Valorem Assessment for Local Provider Participation Fund
• Resolution adopting the FY 2023-24 Final Budget

Board of County Commissioners Budget Hearing

County Administrator Jeffrey Rogers will present the FY 2023-24 tentative budget and tentative millage rates. A final public hearing to adopt the final budget and millage rates is scheduled for September 26, 2023.

• Presentation regarding FY 2023-24 Tentative Budget and Tentative Millage Rates

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review actions taken during Hurricane Idalia and ratify emergency proclamations. The agenda includes multiple public hearings for rezoning petitions and master plan revisions. The meeting also covers various grant agreements and procurement contracts.

• Ratification of emergency proclamations following Hurricane Idalia
• $600,000.00 contract for chemical feed system maintenance via Pasco County agreement
• $100,000.00 disaster management services through Lee County agreement
• $58,040.40 contract close-out for ADA bus stop improvements
• Rezoning petitions for Teramore Development, LLC and others

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider several quasi-judicial items including rezonings, conditional use permits, and a master plan revision. The agenda includes various residential, commercial, and agricultural land use changes across Hernando County.

• Conditional Plat for The Space Shop
• Special Exception Use Permit for Truck Parking at southern terminus of Courts Ct
• Conditional Use Permit for Excavation south of Dashback St and east of Kettering Rd
• Rezoning from Mining to AG on west side of Sunshine Grove Rd
• Rezoning from R-1A to PDP(NC) east of US Hwy 19 between Ridge Rd and Osceola Dr

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several procurement awards, including road restoration and equipment leases. The meeting also includes discussions on sewage regulation, potential roundabouts, and a rezoning petition.

• Contract award to Superior Asphalt, Inc. for $655,075.00 for parking lot restoration
• Agreement with PFM Financial Advisors, LLC for $16,000.00
• Award of contract to Centrisys CNP Corporation for $90,000.00 and equipment lease for $118,400.00
• Purchase of Multi-Hog Sweeper for Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport for $166,433.24
• Rezoning petition submitted by Brightwork Real Estate, Inc.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review various land use applications, including rezoning requests and master plan revisions. The agenda includes a water treatment plant upgrade and special exception permits for truck parking and a meditation hall.

• Rezoning from AG to AR-2 for Alfred Martucci (H-23-17)
• Revision to planned development for Water Treatment Plant Upgrade (H-23-31)
• Rezoning to allow Tiny Homes with Deviations (H-22-42)
• Special Exception Use Permit for Truck Parking at Courts Court (SE-23-02)
• Master Plan Revision for Sunrise (H-22-39)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review a presentation from the School District regarding low impact fees and concurrency consequences. Additionally, the County Administrator will lead a discussion on proposed updates to County Impact Fees.

• Contract award to Hercules Fence Co., Inc. for $92,900.00
• Liquidated damages of $284,876.08 for the Taxiway A Rehabilitation Project
• Change order to Polydyne, Inc. for $150,000.00
• Resolution endorsing renaming a portion of Cortez Boulevard as Rush Limbaugh Way
• Rezoning petition submitted by Aaron Gibson and Nicole Gibson (H2314)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The MPO will review the status of a transportation infrastructure vulnerability and risk assessment study. The board is also scheduled to consider traffic segment studies for US 41, SR 200, and County Line Road.

• Traffic segment studies in Citrus County (US 41 and SR 200) and Hernando County (County Line Road and US 41)
• Presentation on the Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (Resilience) on Transportation Infrastructure Study by Benesch & Associates
• Review of Apportionment Planning Process
• Approval of June 1, 2023, meeting minutes

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is conducting an organizational meeting to establish leadership and administrative procedures for the year. This includes selecting a Chair and Vice Chair and ratifying legal counsel. The board will also address the appointment of Special Magistrates.

• Selection/confirmation of Chair and Vice Chair
• Ratification of Holly E. Cosby as legal counsel
• Appointment of Special Magistrates
• Approval of proposed Special Magistrate contract
• Review of 2023 legislative changes

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will discuss proposed maximum millage rates for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. The agenda also includes presentations on tiny home community regulations and several contract awards for roadway and utility projects.

• $2,549,665.25 contract award to B.R.W. Contracting, Inc. for Eastside Roadway Improvement Project
• $492,000.00 contract award to Superior Asphalt, Inc. for reclaimed asphalt millings
• Presentation regarding proposed tiny home community regulations
• Discussion of proposed maximum millage rates for FY 2023-2024
• $85,000.00 contract award to Tank Rehab.Com, LLC for ground storage tank inspection

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several contract awards, including a $4.6 million project for a splash park. The agenda also includes rezoning petitions and proposed ordinances regarding public safety and fee schedules.

• Award of contract to Waller Construction, Inc. for Rotary Splash Park ($4,636,682.31)
• Award of contract to PAW Demolition for Spring Hill Water Reclamation Facility ($646,541.00)
• Proposed ordinance amending protections from sexual offenders and predators
• Rezoning petitions including Maya Motels, Inc. and Aaron Gibson
• Resolution amending Fire and Emergency Services fee schedules

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is reviewing multiple rezoning applications for residential, agricultural, and commercial uses. The meeting also includes a presentation on proposed regulations for tiny home communities.

• Rezoning at Headstone Street and Split Stone Drive from R-1C to AR-2
• Rezoning at Ayers Road and Culbreath Road from AG to C-4
• Rezoning for outdoor storage on US Hwy 19, south of Yellow Hammer Road
• Rezoning on Shoal Line Boulevard to recreational use
• Presentation on proposed Tiny Home Community Regulations

Board of County Commissioners Budget Workshop

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a workshop to review proposed budgets for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Presentations will be provided by the County Administrator and several county elected offices.

• Presentation of FY 2023-24 Recommended Budget by County Administrator
• FY 2023-24 Proposed Budget presentation by Tax Collector’s Office
• FY 2023-24 Proposed Budget presentation by Property Appraiser’s Office
• FY 2023-24 Proposed Budget presentation by Supervisor of Elections Office
• FY 2023-24 Proposed Budget presentation by Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller’s Office

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several infrastructure contracts and grant agreements. The agenda includes a term loan for fleet replacement and various airport-related projects. Additionally, the board will consider solid waste fee changes and zoning petitions.

• $2,230,682.00 contract to Midsouth, Inc. for the Elgin Boulevard Force Main Project
• $1,155,465.00 contract to Ferguson Waterworks, Inc. for Radio Read Meter equipment
• $298,799.49 contract for Lake Townsen Park ADA sidewalk and roadway improvements
• Resolution declaring the end of the drought emergency
• Term loan from Webster Bank for vehicle and equipment replacement

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on several land use applications. These include rezoning requests for residential, agricultural, and commercial developments.

• Rezoning at the southwest corner of Michigan Avenue and Gladstone Street to Agricultural Residential
• Master Plan revision for drive-thru restaurants and mini-storage on Elgin Boulevard
• Conditional Use Permit for a second residence west of Daly Road
• Rezoning at the northeast corner of Anderson Snow Road and County Line Road to General Commercial
• Hammock Ridge Estates Conditional Plat review

Board of County Commissioners Workshop

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a workshop to review presentations regarding housing growth and community development. The meeting also includes presentations on Fire Assessment MSBU and Emergency Medical Services MSTU rates.

• Presentation regarding housing growth and community development
• Presentation regarding Fire Assessment MSBU rates
• Presentation regarding Emergency Medical Services MSTU rates

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The MPO Board will hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of the 2024–2028 Transportation Improvement Program. The meeting includes presentations on socioeconomic forecasts for the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan and Citrus County Transit operations. Additionally, the board will review priority project lists and grant applications for transportation services.

• Public Hearing: FY 2024 - FY 2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) adoption
• Review of the List of Priority Projects (LOPP)
• Presentation on 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan socioeconomic forecast data
• Grant applications for transportation disadvantaged services in Hernando and Citrus counties
• Revision 2 of the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) for FY 2023-FY 2024

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider several infrastructure contracts, including sidewalk repairs and air conditioning replacement for the Sheriff's Office. The meeting also includes discussions on fertilizer regulations and utility rate increases.

• $244,241.02 contract for sidewalk repairs on Spring Hill Drive, Mariner Boulevard, Northcliffe Boulevard, Landover Boulevard, and Seven Hills Drive
• $56,429.58 contract for air conditioning replacement at the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Building
• $40,425.00 purchase of saltwater submersible rescue equipment
• Ordinance amending regulations on nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer use
• FY 2024 rate increase for Orchard Park III Multipurpose MSBU

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several contract amendments for road maintenance and paving. The meeting also includes rezoning petitions and the purchase of new equipment for Anderson Snow Park.

• Amendment to West Florida Aggregates, LLC contract for road maintenance ($600,000.00)
• Contract award to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. for County Road projects ($600,000.00)
• Purchase of splash park equipment at Anderson Snow Park ($450,580.33)
• Rezoning petition submitted by A & I Land Association, LLC
• Contract award to All Florida Fire Equipment for fire system inspections ($160,800.00)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on several residential use permits. The agenda includes requests for temporary security residences, a second residence renewal, and an assisted living facility revision.

• Rezoning from R-1B to R-1A (H-23-07)
• Revision to Assisted Living Facility permit (SE-23-01)
• Temporary security residence permit for Gilles Pierce (CU-22-13)
• Temporary security residence and storage shed permit for Penny J Johnson (CU-23-02)
• Second residence renewal for Jason Tippin (CU-23-04)

Board of County Commissioners Workshop

The Board will review a presentation regarding Fire Assessment MSBU and EMS MSTU rates. The workshop also includes a discussion on potential revisions to Ordinance No. 2013-34 to expand fertilizer application restrictions.

• Presentation regarding Fire Assessment MSBU and EMS MSTU rates
• Workshop regarding potential revisions to Ordinance No. 2013-34 expanding fertilizer application restrictions

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning and master plan petitions. The meeting also includes a proposal to expand the County Seat to include property on Spring Hill Drive. Additionally, officials will consider various infrastructure and public safety contracts.

• Rezoning petitions for SBA Communication Corporation and Maya Motels, Inc.
• $108,717.14 award for traffic signal cabinets and cameras
• Expansion of the County Seat to include 16264 Spring Hill Drive
• $100,000.00 contract for fire hose and ladder testing services
• Ordinance establishing the Caldera Community Development District

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider three rezoning applications. These include a request regarding a Business Training School use and changes to residential and commercial land designations.

• Rezoning for a Business Training School at Remington Ranch Property Management, LLC site
• Rezoning from R-1C to PDP(GC) east of Commercial Way (US Hwy 19)
• Rezoning from AG to PDP(SF) east of the Suncoast Parkway near Cresap Street

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Hernando-Citrus MPO will consider an amendment to the Transportation Improvement Plan for US 41/SR45. The board will also review the selection of Trans Hernando as Community Transportation Coordinator and a lease for office space with Hernando County. Presentations on safety and the Crystal River/Turkey Oak Bypass Study are scheduled.

• TIP Amendment for US 41/SR45 project
• Ratification of Trans Hernando as Community Transportation Coordinator
• Approval of MPO office space lease with Hernando County BOCC
• Presentation on Crystal River/Turkey Oak Bypass Study
• Adoption of FDOT performance targets for pavement and bridge conditions

Port Authority

The Hernando County Port Authority will hold discussions regarding the purpose of its meetings and a review of operations at Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport. The agenda also includes discussions on industrial area growth, the commercial fishing industry, and funding opportunities.

• Review of operations at Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport
• Discussion regarding industrial area growth
• Discussion regarding commercial fishing industry
• Discussion regarding funding opportunities

Board of County Commissioners, School Board, and Brooksville City Council Interlocal Governmental Meeting

The Hernando County Board of County Commissioners, School Board, and Brooksville City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss regional growth trends. The agenda includes discussions regarding housing development, school capacity, and impact fee updates. The bodies will also discuss interlocal agreements concerning the mutual use of facilities and potential agreement revisions.

• Discussion regarding housing development and growth trends
• Discussion regarding school capacity and growth trends
• Discussion regarding impact fee update
• Proposed interlocal agreement for mutual use of County facilities
• Potential revisions to interlocal agreement with School Board and Brooksville

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review several agreements, including a large-scale construction management project for the Tax Collector Building. Discussions are also scheduled regarding potential light pollution regulations and budget transfers for the Sheriff's Office. The meeting includes various contract awards for fire station services and park improvements.

• $11,300,000 construction management agreement for Tax Collector Building
• $177,406 amendment for Fire Station No. 15 architectural and design services
• $71,682.20 contract for tennis and pickleball court conversion at Hernando Park
• $101,850 agreement for a broadband feasibility study
• Discussion regarding a potential ordinance regulating light pollution

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several land use revisions and rezoning requests. This includes a request to rezone Greater Life Church and the establishment of a district for a government building.

• Rezoning Greater Life Church from R-1A to C-1 on Cortez Boulevard
• Revision to a special exception permit for a venue on Culbreath Road
• Establishing a Public Service Facility Overlay District for a government building
• Master plan revision for Achillies Thomas AXI VIO Land Holding, Inc on Ayers Road
• Approval of several conditional plats including Cabot Citrus Village Phase I

Value Adjustment Board

The agenda for this Hernando County Value Adjustment Board meeting contains only procedural boilerplate. No substantive items, such as decisions or discussions, are listed in the provided text.

Board of County Commissioners Workshop

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a planning workshop to discuss several county matters. Discussions include impact fees and potential amendments to solid waste collection district boundaries. The agenda also covers trailer usage at the West Convenience Center and solid waste rate analysis.

• Discussion regarding impact fees
• Amendment to Universal Solid Waste Collection District Boundaries
• Trailer usage at Solid Waste and Recycling Department West Convenience Center
• Solid Waste Department Rate Analysis

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several contracts related to infrastructure, including road maintenance and playground equipment. The agenda includes discussions on property surplus declarations and various zoning petitions. Additionally, the board will consider grant agreements and professional service contracts.

• $2,149,124.51 purchase of pavement preservation and recycling treatments for various road projects
• $600,000 contract award to West Florida Aggregates, LLC for road maintenance limerock base
• $229,892.35 purchase of playground equipment for Delta Woods Park
• Final Plat for Pine Bluff
• Grant agreement with the State Division of Emergency Management regarding Hurricane Ian expenses

Board of County Commissioners Workshop

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a planning retreat at Chinsegut Hill Retreat and Conference Center. This session is for discussion only and will not include public input. A summary of the discussions will be provided at a future meeting.

• Impact Fees and Transportation discussion
• Economic Development discussion
• Parks and Recreation discussion
• Development Standards and Code Enforcement discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing a budget resolution regarding revenue from Road Impact Fees to fund the State Road 50 Frontage Road project. The agenda also includes contract amendments for landfill maintenance and several rezoning petitions.

• Budget resolution for State Road 50 Frontage Road funding via Road Impact Fees
• Contract amendment with Integrated Environmental Technology, Inc. for landfill maintenance ($520,200.00)
• Contract awards for motor and pump repair work totaling $212,118.00
• Resolution to modify fees and charges for Fire and Emergency Services
• Public hearings for various rezoning and master plan petitions

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider several rezoning applications and conditional plats. These include a master plan revision near County Line Road and a proposal to allow tiny homes on Mitchell Road.

• Rezoning for tiny homes on the east side of Mitchell Road
• Master Plan Revision north of County Line Road
• Rezoning from R-1C to AR-2 at Solway Drive and Octavia Way
• Oak Hill Villas conditional plat
• Olancha Subdivision conditional plat

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Hernando-Citrus MPO will elect its 2023 Board Chair and approve minutes from late 2022 meetings. The board will also consider several appointments to advisory committees and transportation boards.

• Election of 2023 MPO Board Chair
• Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee member appointments
• Citizens Advisory Committee appointment
• Resolution to adopt Annual Safety Performance Measures (PM-1)
• Hernando County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board appointments

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will review a presentation regarding a proposed master plan for the expansion of the Hernando County Detention Center. The agenda also includes a legislative session to consider an ordinance regarding protection from sexual offenders and predators. Additionally, the Board will consider various grant applications and contract awards.

• Proposed master plan for expansion of the Hernando County Detention Center
• $200,000 sole source contract award to SJUR Solutions, Inc. for video inspection software
• Ordinance creating new protections from sexual offenders and predators
• Grant funding for the Lake Townsen Park Boat Ramp Project
• Rezoning petition for Noyes Veterinary Services, LLC

Value Adjustment Board

The Hernando County Value Adjustment Board will hold a Special Magistrate Hearing on January 23, 2023. The agenda includes a review of commercial real property valuation Petition No. 22-294.

• Review of commercial real property valuation Petition No. 22-294

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will conduct a special magistrate hearing regarding real property valuation petitions. These petitions involve both commercial and residential properties.

• Petition Nos. 22-230, 22-231 and 22-232
• Petition Nos. 22-233, 22-234 and 22-235
• Petition Nos. 22-236, 22-237 and 22-238
• Petition Nos. 22-239, 22-240 and 22-241
• Petition Nos. 22-242, 22-243 and 22-251

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board will hold a Special Magistrate Hearing regarding several residential real property valuation petitions. The agenda lists eleven specific petitions for review.

• Petition No. 22-008
• Petition No. 22-009
• Petition No. 22-010
• Petition No. 22-011
• Petition No. 22-012

Value Adjustment Board

The Value Adjustment Board is holding a Special Magistrate Hearing to review residential real property valuations. The board will consider multiple petitions, including numbers 22-216 through 22-250.

• Review of residential real property valuation petitions

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will elect its 2023 chair and vice chair at this meeting. The agenda includes public hearings for conditional use permits and several quasi-judicial items regarding land use changes. These requests involve rezoning properties for residential, agricultural, and commercial uses.

• Rezoning of property at the southwest corner of Lake in the Woods Drive and Commercial Way
• Rezoning from agricultural to planned development at Godwit Avenue and Gyrafalcon Avenue
• Master plan revision for property near County Line Road and Cobblestone Drive
• Conditional use permit for a temporary security residence on Broad Street
• Rezoning of property at Henderson Street and Mariner Boulevard to multifamily use