Jacksonville public meetings in 2021

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission will consider rezoning requests for properties on Seaboard Ave and Old St. Augustine Rd. The commission will also discuss a $15,000 grant appropriation for removing a derelict vessel from a public waterway. Additionally, the agenda includes reports on water quality and Deep Bottom Creek.

• Rezoning 4.91 acres at 5902 Seaboard Ave from LDR to MDR
• Rezoning 45.60 acres at 0 Old St. Augustine Rd from BP to MDR
• $15,000 appropriation for removal of one derelict vessel
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report
• Discussion regarding Deep Bottom Creek

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several quasi-judicial ordinances and consent agenda items. These include a large-scale rezoning of 7,002.25+ acres near the Duval-Baker County Line and a $330,000 property acquisition for a pond site. The meeting also includes various resolutions to honor individuals and appoint board members.

• Rezoning of 7,002.25+ acres at US Highway 301 South to PUD for mixed uses
• $330,000 purchase of property at 5565 Old Middleburg Road S for a pond site
• Lease agreement with Police Federal Credit Union in the Police Memorial Building
• Amendment to the Jacksonville Ethics Code regarding political consultant registration
• Waiver of minimum road frontage requirements at 1934 Bartram Road

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission met on December 9, 2021, for a largely procedural session. The agenda included call to order, roll call, commissioner comments, discussion of the next meeting date, and public comments. No substantive ordinances, contracts, or public hearings were on the agenda.

• Discussion of next meeting date
• Comments from the public

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee will hold public hearings and votes on several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment requests. Notable items include a 7,002-acre mixed-use PUD at U.S. Highway 301, a rezoning near Broward Road for single-family homes, and a new zoning overlay for the Cedar Point-Sawpit area. Several items are continued or deferred at applicant or council member request.

• 301 Villages PUD: Rezone 7,002+ acres from AGR to PUD for mixed uses near U.S. Highway 301
• Broward Key PUD: Rezone 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd from RLD-90 and RMD-A to PUD for single-family homes
• Cedar Point-Sawpit Zoning Overlay: Ordinance to create new Subpart T zoning overlay district
• Harts Rd PUD: Rezone 11.36 acres at 0 Harts Rd for multi-family residential, deferred at request of CM R. Gaffney
• Washington Ave Warehouse PUD: Rezone 1.69 acres at 0 Adams Ave from RLD-60 to PUD for office/commercial/light industrial

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided document contains only the procedural header and committee roster for the Land Use & Zoning Committee meeting. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed in this text.

Finance Committee

The Jacksonville Finance Committee is reviewing several funding appropriations and lease agreements. This includes a $1.95 million allocation from the Foreclosure Registry to various programs and a $330,000 property purchase for a pond site. The committee will also discuss recent audit reports regarding the city budget and fire department billing.

• $330,000 purchase of 5565 Old Middleburg Road S for a pond site
• $600,000 appropriation to the Mental Health Offender Trust Fund
• Establishment of the Baymeadows Community Improvement District
• $1.95 million appropriation from the Foreclosure Registry to various programs
• $25,000 grant for spay and neuter services via FL Animal Friend, Inc.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding energy efficiency and community development. The agenda includes the creation of a new community improvement district and a program for commercial energy efficiency. Other items involve board appointments and the conveyance of city property.

• $500,000 appropriation to Edward Waters University for a wellness and fitness center
• Establishment of the Baymeadows Community Improvement District
• $450,000 REV grant for Cenntro Auto Corp's electric vehicle manufacturing facility
• Creation of the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program
• Conveyance of 714 Jessie St to In the Word International, Inc. at no cost

Rules Committee

The preliminary agenda for the December 7, 2021, Rules Committee meeting contains no specific legislative items or discussions. The document only provides meeting logistics and committee membership.

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting will review draft legislation to adopt redistricting recommendations and, if acceptable, vote to direct the Office of General Counsel to submit the legislation to the full City Council between December 15, 2021 and January 9, 2022. Public comment will be taken before the vote.

• Review of draft redistricting legislation by Paige Johnston, Office of General Counsel
• Possible vote to direct OGC to submit legislation to City Council by January 9, 2022
• Public comment period before committee action

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing the establishment of the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) Program to finance energy efficiency improvements. Other items include property acquisitions, drainage easement closures, and updates to traffic and zoning codes.

• Establishing the C-PACE program for commercial energy efficiency improvements
• $330,000 purchase of 5565 Old Middleburg Road S for a pond site
• $15,000 grant from FL Fish & Wildlife for vessel removal
• Amendments to the Jax Traffic Code regarding obstructing disabled parking spaces
• Closing and abandoning drainage easements for Robert’s Diesel Service, Inc.

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is considering the establishment of the C-PACE program to finance energy improvements for businesses. The agenda also includes a $400,000 appropriation for mental health services and various zoning amendments. Additionally, members will review drainage easement closures and library fund transfers.

• Establishing the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) Program
• Appropriating $400,000 from the Special Law Enforcement Trust Fund to the Mental Health Offender Trust Fund
• Transferring $5,763.60 to the Board of Library Trustees for a literacy enrichment program
• Approving a lease agreement with Police Federal Credit Union at 501 E. Bay St
• Closing and abandoning drainage easements for Robert’s Diesel Service, Inc.

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing multiple quasi-judicial ordinances regarding rezoning for various properties. The agenda also includes a license agreement for services at 1050 N. Davis St and several mayoral appointments.

• Rezoning of 6765 St. Augustine Rd & 6803 Old Kings Rd S to PUD
• License agreement with ARC Jax, Inc for use of 1050 N. Davis St
• Lease renewal for a public boat ramp at Goodby’s Creek
• Rezoning of 0 Kirk Rd, 220 Russell Ave & 248 Russell Ave to PUD
• Waiver of minimum road frontage requirements for Clearwater Ln and Earl Rd

Special Committee on Downtown Development

This is a procedural meeting of the Special Committee on Downtown Development. The agenda lists only 'Agenda Discussion' with no specific proposals, ordinances, or public hearings. No concrete actions are scheduled.

City Council

This is a strategic planning session where the City Council reviews the previous strategic plan and discusses initiatives for the next one, three, and five years. No votes or binding decisions are scheduled; the meeting is focused on long-term goal setting.

• Review of the previous strategic plan
• Discussion on five-year initiatives
• Discussion on three-year initiatives
• Discussion on one-year initiatives

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment requests, and is scheduled to continue consideration of a new zoning overlay district for the Cedar Point-Sawpit area. Several items have been continued from previous meetings. The committee may also vote on a waiver of minimum road frontage requirements.

• Creation of Cedar Point-Sawpit Zoning Overlay (ORD-MC, 2021-05346)
• Rezoning at 0 Broward Rd (113.47 acres) from RLD-90 & RMD-A to PUD (2020-06891) – previously failed 3-3
• Rezoning at 0 Heckscher Dr (1.474 acres) from PUD to PUD (2021-00112) – continued multiple times
• Waiver of minimum road frontage at 1934 Bartram Rd from 96 ft to 24 ft (WRF-21-01, 2021-00733)
• FLUM amendment and rezoning at 901 Kennard St (9.9 acres) from PBF to MDR (School Board property, 2021-05749/575)

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to align city elections with state elections via a 2022 referendum. The agenda also includes funding for drainage improvements and road widening projects. Additionally, the committee will consider land use amendments and street designations.

• Ordinance to move City elections to fall gubernatorial years, costing an estimated $2,050,000
• Appropriation of $444,964.86 from FEMA for McCoy’s Creek Channel drainage improvements
• $10,681,250 disbursement agreement for the Race Track Road widening project
• $205,860 appropriation for Baldwin High School batting cage and improvements
• Redevelopment agreement for the Times-Union property involving a $6,040,680 parcel purchase

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances that would set a public referendum for February 22, 2022. These measures propose eliminating five at-large council member positions and moving city elections to coincide with gubernatorial elections. The agenda also includes discussions on non-profit grant processes and local infrastructure funding.

• Referendum to eliminate five at-large council seats, potentially saving $885,000 annually
• Referendum to move city elections to fall gubernatorial years, with an estimated cost of $2,050,000
• New competitive award process and disclosure requirements for non-profit organizations receiving city grants
• $444,964.86 FEMA grant for drainage improvements along McCoy’s Creek Channel
• $205,860.00 appropriation for a new batting cage and improvements at Baldwin High School

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources will receive reports on harm reduction, a mental health awareness campaign, Project Save Lives, overdose trends and the Narcan grant, the opioid lawsuit, data collection, and presentations from the Sheriff's Office, State Attorney's Office, and a mental health offender program. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is informational.

• Report on Overdose Trends/Narcan Grant by JFRD Chief Mark Rowley
• Update on Opioid Lawsuit from the Office of General Counsel
• Mental Health Offender Program presentation from Sulzbacher
• Harm Reduction Subcommittee Report by Council Member Boylan
• Update on Project Save Lives by Dr. Raymond Pomm of Gateway

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The commission is reviewing grant funding for drainage projects at McCoy’s Creek and a lease renewal for a boat ramp at Goodby’s Creek. Members will also discuss a large-scale redevelopment of the Times-Union property at 1 Riverside Ave. The agenda includes reports on St. Johns River water quality and the coal ash situation.

• $499,821.44 FDEP grant for McCoy’s Creek Living Room Project
• $444,964.86 FEMA grant for drainage at McCoy’s Creek Channel
• Redevelopment of 1 Riverside Ave with retail and residential units
• Lease renewal for public boat ramp and docks at Goodby’s Creek
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report

City Council

The City Council is reviewing multiple rezoning applications for residential, commercial, and industrial uses across Jacksonville. The agenda includes a $666,784 appropriation for the Fire and Rescue Department's Wellness & Fitness Program. Additionally, the Council will consider property tax exemptions for historic structure rehabilitations in Riverside and Springfield.

• Rezoning of 75+ acres at Townsend Rd and Morse Ave for single-family residential use
• $666,784 appropriation for Fire and Rescue Department Wellness & Fitness Program
• Rezoning of 15.45± acres at Belfort Rd and Synhoff Dr to PUD-Belfort Landing LLC
• Rezoning of 17.81+ acres at 2300 Bartram Rd for group care homes and educational facilities
• Property tax exemptions for historic structure rehab in Riverside and Springfield districts

City Council

The City Council meeting includes quasi-judicial hearings for multiple rezoning requests across various districts. The agenda also covers property tax exemptions for historic structure rehabilitations in Riverside and Springfield.

• Rezoning at 1352 Main St. N to PUD-Shoppes of Lakeside, Inc.
• Rezoning at 2522, 2360 & 0 Belfort Rd to PUD-Belfort Landing LLC
• Rezoning at 3651 Jones Rd to RLD-60
• Rezoning at 2840, 2700 & 2835 Stratton Rd to RLD-50
• Tax exemption for rehab at 2739 Post St in Riverside

Special Committee on Parks & Quality Life

The Special Committee on Parks and Quality Life will hear a presentation from Daryl Joseph on proposed park projections, followed by council member discussion. No decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Proposed Park Projections presentation by Daryl Joseph

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee will hold public hearings and vote on several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendment items. Key actions include decisions on the San Marco East Plaza mixed-use PUD, the Pointe Grand single-family PUD, and a large-scale FLUM amendment for 104.24 acres at 13961 New Kings Rd. A citywide text amendment to add a Property Rights Element to the 2030 Comp Plan is also scheduled for a vote. Several other items are deferred or continued to future meetings.

• Text amendment to add Property Rights Element to 2030 Comp Plan (citywide policy)
• Rezoning for San Marco East Plaza mixed-use PUD at 3605,3563,0 Philips Hwy & 0 Emerson St (37.93 acres) – with conditions including traffic study improvements
• Rezoning for Pointe Grand single-family PUD at 0 Main St N & 0 Palm Lake Dr (19.71 acres) – with conditions on Noah Rd improvements and traffic study
• Large-scale FLUM amendment for 104.24 acres at 13961 New Kings Rd from AGR-III & AGR-IV to RR
• FLUM amendment and rezoning for 901 Kennard St (9.90 acres) from PBF to MDR and PBF-1 to PUD for multi-family – deferred at applicant's request

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda for the Land Use & Zoning Committee meeting consists only of procedural information and a list of attendees. No specific rezoning, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision.

Finance Committee

The committee's agenda includes updates to polling locations for several precincts and property tax exemptions for historic rehabilitations. Also included are items regarding cannabis-related civil citations and a $450,000 appropriation for a fire suppression boat.

• Polling place changes for precincts 201, 302, 305, 506, 510, 605, 806, 908, 1110, 1114, 1213, and 1315
• $450,000 appropriation for a CBRNE capable fire suppression boat
• Property tax exemptions for rehabilitations at 2739 Post St and 1843 Perry St
• Ordinance creating civil citations for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee reviewed several ordinances, including funding for a memorial parkway and school sports equipment. Several major proposals regarding city ethics and council structure were deferred. The committee also addressed appointments to local boards and updates to polling locations.

• $100,000 from Trail Ridge Landfill Mitigation Funds for Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial Pkwy improvements
• $205,860 from Trail Ridge Landfill Mitigation Funds for a new batting cage at Baldwin High School
• Changes to polling place locations for several precincts effective December 7, 2001
• Honorary street designation on Manor Drive for Captain Thomas M. Barber
• Approval of the Local Housing Assistance Plan

Rules Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and a list of committee members. No specific legislative items or discussions are documented in this text.

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee will consider several ordinances and appropriations, including $1.3 million to remove the 'Tribute to the Women of the Confederacy' monument in Springfield Park. Other items include property tax exemptions for historic rehab projects at 2739 Post St and 1843 Perry St, and a $450,000 grant-funded fire suppression boat for Jax Fire & Rescue. Several items are marked for deferral or amendment.

• Appropriation of $1,300,000 from General Service District fund balance to remove the Confederate monument in Springfield Park
• Partial ad valorem tax exemption for rehab of contributing structure at 2739 Post St (Riverside Historic District) owned by AutumnBrook Properties
• Partial ad valorem tax exemption for rehab of contributing structure at 1843 Perry St (Springfield Historic District) owned by Perry Street, LLC
• Appropriation of $450,000 ($337,500 grant + $112,500 city match) to purchase a CBRNE-capable fire suppression hazmat response boat for Jax Fire & Rescue
• Appropriation of $499,821.44 from FDEP for construction of the McCoy’s Creek Living Room Project for drainage mitigation and outdoor community space

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee is reviewing several funding requests and ordinance changes. Items include appropriations for park improvements, drainage projects, and a new batting cage. The meeting also includes discussions on parking meter fee updates.

• $1,300,000 appropriation to remove the Tribute to the Women of the Confederacy Monument in Springfield Park
• Ordinance to update city parking meter rental and application fees
• $499,821.44 FDEP grant for the McCoy’s Creek Living Room Project
• $100,000 for improvements to Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial Parkway
• $205,860 for a new batting cage at Baldwin High School

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting will review the proposed maps for Districts 1‑14 and the five at‑large residence areas. Members will vote on the recommended district maps and the at‑large residence areas map. The committee will also authorize drafting legislation to transmit the recommendations to the City Council. Public comment will be taken before the votes.

• Review and vote on recommended Districts 1‑14 maps
• Review and vote on recommended 5 at‑large residence areas map
• Authorize drafting legislation to transmit map recommendations to City Council
• Public comment period
• Schedule next meeting

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council will review several quasi-judicial ordinances and zoning matters. This includes a proposal to designate the Furchgott’s Dept Store Building at 128 West Adams St as a local landmark. The agenda also includes items regarding road frontage waivers and emergency preparedness funding.

• Designating 128 West Adams St as a Local Landmark
• $13,926.00 appropriation for Jax Fire & Rescue emergency preparedness
• Appeal regarding demolition of a multi-family structure at 1043 Walnut St
• Road frontage waiver for 1934 Bartram Rd
• Solid waste collection franchise for Maco Partners Inc.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee will hold public hearings and consider votes on several rezoning requests and a new zoning overlay district. The Cedar Point-Sawpit Zoning Overlay (ORD-MC 2021-053411) would create new regulations in Chapter 656. Other items include rezonings for residential and mixed-use developments, with many continued to future meetings.

• Creation of Cedar Point-Sawpit Zoning Overlay (ORD-MC 2021-053411)
• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd to PUD (deferred)
• Rezoning at 0 Heckscher Dr for PUD (continued to 11/2/21)
• Rezoning of 37.93 acres at 3605 Philips Hwy for mixed-use development (public hearing continued)
• Appeal of historic preservation demolition at 1043 Walnut St in Springfield Historic District

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee agenda for October 19, 2021, lists only committee members and staff, with no specific ordinances, rezonings, or public hearings. The agenda is marked as 'AGENDA DISCUSSION' and contains no concrete items for decision or discussion.

• No substantive agenda items listed; meeting is entirely procedural

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several appropriations, including $1,300,000 for removing a Confederate monument in Springfield Park and $125,000 for local athletic associations. The agenda also includes property tax exemptions for historic rehabilitations in Riverside and Springfield. Some previously introduced ordinances were deferred at the request of Council Member Dennis.

• $1,300,000 appropriation to fund the removal of a Confederate monument in Springfield Park
• $125,000 for equipment and uniforms for five local athletic associations
• $324,509 for the Duval County Senior Companion Program
• Property tax exemptions for historic rehabilitations at 2739 Post St. and 1843 Perry St.
• $100,000 for Environmental Protection Board outreach and operations

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee met to consider various city ordinances, including funding for local athletic associations and environmental protection. The committee also reviewed proposals regarding election changes and the Sheriff's authority to enter agreements with other agencies. Several items were deferred or withdrawn during this session.

• Approved $125,000 from the Trial Ridge Landment Mitigation Fund for various local athletic associations
• Approved $100,000 for Environmental Protection Board activities and outreach
• Notified Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission of intent to create anchoring limitation areas in Ortega River
• Reviewed proposed changes to polling locations for 12 precincts effective December 7, 2021
• Reviewed ordinance regarding the Sheriff's authority to enter agreements with other agencies

Rules Committee

The October 19, 2021, Rules Committee meeting agenda consists solely of an agenda discussion. No specific ordinances, contracts, or rezonings are scheduled for review.

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is conducting public hearings on several city appropriations and ordinance changes. Items include funding for manatee protection studies and the removal of a monument in Springfield Park. A proposal to eliminate at-large residence areas for Council Members was deferred.

• $1,300,000 appropriation for removing the Tribute to the Women of the Confederacy Monument
• $90,000 for manatee protection studies with Jacksonville University
• $499,821.44 grant for the McCoy’s Creek Living Room Project
• Termination of Firestone Rd PUD development agreement for a new fire station
• $100,000 appropriation for Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial Parkway improvements

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances that would set a public referendum for February 22, 2022, to change election dates and council member structure. Other items include funding for senior services, manatee protection studies, and emergency preparedness equipment. Several previous items were deferred at the request of Council Member Dennis.

• Ordinance setting a February 22, 2022, referendum to change election dates and council structure
• $324,509 appropriation for the Duval County Senior Companion Program
• $90,000 funding for continued manatee protection studies
• $13,926 grant for emergency preparedness equipment including satellite phones and shelter signs
• Ordinance regarding auxiliary police officers retaining badges and sidearms

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources meets to hear reports on the teen anti-vaping campaign, mental health awareness campaign, harm reduction subcommittee, overdose trends and Narcan grant, and an update on the opioid lawsuit. The agenda also includes reports from the Sheriff's Office and State Attorney's Office, and a mental health pilot program update.

• Teen Anti-Vaping Campaign Report by Cantrece Jones of Acuity Design Group
• Update on Opioid Lawsuit by Tiffiny Pinkstaff, Office of General Counsel
• Report on Overdose Trends/Narcan Grant (item 5-6)
• Mental Health Pilot Program by Cindy Funkhouser of Sulzbacher
• Report from Sheriff’s Office by Chief Steve Gallaher, JSO

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is reviewing several items regarding river and waterway management. This includes proposals for a new public docking facility and marina lease renewals. The commission will also address funding for removing derelict vessels and manatee protection studies.

• Lease for a six-slip public docking facility at Jackson Street
• Renewal of a 78-slip public marina lease
• $47,500 grant for removing three derelict vessels from city waterways
• Contract renewal for manatee protection and boater speed studies
• Notice regarding new anchoring limitation areas in Duval County waters

City Council

The City Council will consider multiple collective bargaining agreements for various municipal unions. The agenda also includes a $420,318 appropriation for sheriff's office equipment and the Homeward Bound Program. Additionally, several rezoning requests and a historic preservation appeal are scheduled for review.

• Collective bargaining agreements for FOP, IAFF, AFSCME, CWA, JSA, and LIUNA
• $420,318 appropriation for JSO equipment and Homeward Bound Program funding
• Rezoning of 4601-4850 Cedar Point Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 5694 Morse Ave to RLD-50
• Demolition appeal for 348 11th St East in Springfield Historic District

Special Committee on Parks & Quality Life

The Special Committee on Parks and Quality Life will hear presentations from the DuPont Fund president and the DIA CEO, followed by council member discussion, scheduling a future meeting, and public comments.

• DuPont Fund presentation by President Mari Kuraishi
• Downtown Investment Authority presentation by CEO Lori Boyer
• Council member comments and discussion on presentations
• Discussion to set next meeting date
• Public comment period

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning applications and property amendments. Members will also consider appeals regarding the demolition of structures in the Springfield Historic District. Several items are scheduled for continued public hearings or have been deferred to future meetings.

• Rezoning 55.90 acres at Cedar Point Rd with a required right turn lane
• Appeal of a historic preservation order to demolish a structure at 348 11th St East
• Rezoning 40.29 acres at 0 Vine St for the Trout River PUD
• Amendment to create the Cedar Point-Sawpit Zoning Overlay
• Public hearing for rezoning at 0 Heckscher Dr

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and committee rosters. No specific land use or zoning items are listed in this document.

Finance Committee

The committee reviewed several collective bargaining agreements for city unions, including police and fire services. Members also considered various budget appropriations for law enforcement equipment, park maintenance, and inmate welfare. An item regarding cannabis possession fines was deferred.

• Collective bargaining agreements for FOP ($26 million) and Corrections ($10.5 million)
• Agreement with IAFF representing roughly 1,600 members at an estimated cost of $24.2 million
• Appropriation of $420,318 from the Special Law Enforcement Trust Fund for equipment and Homeward Bound
• Lease modification for Palms Fish Camp Restaurant LLC regarding submerged lands
• Appropriation of $300,000 for demolition and restoration at Metropolitan Park

Rules Committee

The committee is reviewing several collective bargaining agreements and a $1 million appropriation for the NW Jax STEM Center. The agenda also includes a redevelopment agreement for a luxury hotel and office building in the Downtown East Northbank area. Other items, including a new Citizen Review Board, were deferred.

• $1,000,000 appropriation for the NW Jax STEM Center
• Redevelopment agreement for a luxury hotel and office building in Downtown East Northbank
• Collective bargaining agreements for AFSCME ($12.2 million) and JSA ($4 million)
• Lease for a six-slip public docking facility at Jackson St.
• Creation of a new Citizen Review Board (deferred)

Rules Committee

The provided preliminary agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee contains only procedural information and staff names. No specific ordinances, contracts, or legislative topics are listed for discussion.

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several collective bargaining agreements for city unions. The agenda also includes a proposal for a public referendum on council member residence areas and amendments to solid waste recycling requirements.

• Collective bargaining agreement for AFSCME with an estimated three-year cost of $12.2 million
• Proposal for a public referendum on February 22, 2022, regarding council member residence areas
• Amendment to allow 20% recycling for construction and demolition waste starting in 2022
• $300,000 appropriation for the demolition of trailers and stage at Metropolitan Park
• Collective bargaining agreement for LIUNA with an estimated three-year cost of $2.2 million

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing proposed collective bargaining agreements for the International Association of Firefighters and the Fraternal Order of Police. The agenda also includes budget appropriations for law enforcement equipment, domestic violence training, and a STEM center. Several items regarding cannabis possession and a Citizen Review Board were deferred.

• Collective bargaining agreement for IAFF with an estimated $24.2 million cost over three years
• Collective bargaining agreement for FOP with an estimated $10.5 million cost over three years
• $420,318 appropriation for Sheriff's Office equipment and the Homeward Bound Program
• $1,000,000 appropriation for the NW Jax Stem Center for Teens
• $119,010 appropriation for domestic violence training for law enforcement

City Council

The City Council meeting includes several rezoning requests and land use changes across the city. The agenda features a $2,050,000 appropriation to cover increased disposal costs at the Trail Ridge Landfill. Additionally, the council will review grant funds for community resiliency programs.

• $2,050,000 appropriation from the Solid Waste Disposal Fund for Trail Ridge Landfang expenses
• Rezoning of 1,508 acres at 0 Braddock Rd to permit mixed use
• $991,201 grant from the U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services for KHA programs
• Rezoning of 4.33 acres at 0 Radio Ln for residential development
• Sign waiver application for 806 Riverside Ave to increase sign count from 1 to 6

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings for several rezoning applications. The agenda includes large-scale changes to properties on Broward Road and Columbia Park Court, as well as appeals regarding historic preservation demolition orders. Some items have been deferred or withdrawn from consideration.

• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 39.05 acres at 6595 Columbia Park Ct to PUD
• Rezoning of 37.93 acres at Philips Hwy and Emerson St for mixed use development
• Appeal regarding demolition of a structure at 1043 Walnut St
• Rezoning of 55.90 acres at Cedar Point Rd to PUD

Land Use & Zoning Committee

This agenda for the Land Use & Zoning Committee meeting on September 21, 2021, contains only procedural information. No specific land use or zoning items are listed in this document.

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing updates to the 2022-2026 Capital Improvements Plan, which includes a revised amount of $396,611,532. The agenda also covers funding for stormwater pump station generators and various community grants.

• $910,471 for 7 permanent generators at stormwater pump stations
• $35,000,000 for indigent health care funds with Shands Jax Medical Center
• $28,779,956 appropriation to the Kids Hope Alliance
• $14,970,420 for an inmate health care contract within the Sheriff's Office
• $100,000 grant to Clara White Mission for veterans' housing improvements

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing several items including board appointments and ordinance amendments. This meeting includes discussions on a large grant for substance abuse services and changes to library trustee authority. Several items regarding City Hall policy and a Citizen Review Board were deferred.

• $991,201 grant for the Resiliency in Communities after Stress & Trauma (ReCast) Program
• Ordinance amending Board of Library Trustees authority to execute agreements
• Proposed change to residency requirements for Safety & Crime Reduction Commission
• Deferred ordinance creating a new Citizen Review Board
• Deferred ordinance regarding 'Hit Free Zone' at City Hall

Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes

The Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes will meet to discuss private plan reviews, pre-application conferences, sidewalk requirements, a Planning Department employee cap, and the landscape plan review process. No votes or binding decisions are expected; this is a preliminary discussion session.

• Discussion of private plan reviews for building permits
• Pre-application conferences and documentation requirements
• Sidewalk requirements in development projects
• Proposed Planning Department employee cap
• Landscape plan review process

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee is reviewing funding for permanent generators at seven stormwater pump stations. The meeting also includes public hearings on solid waste fee updates and landfill operating costs.

• Appropriation of $910,471 to install generators at seven stormwater pump stations
• $2,050,000 appropriation for Trail Ridge Landfill disposal and operating costs
• $610,000 FDOT grant for an Intelligent Transportation System on Bay Street
• $27,000 grant for removing three derelict vessels from City waterways
• $978,875 contribution to mitigate freight train-vehicle conflicts

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several items, including funding for stormwater pump station generators and a neighborhood utility assessment. Some previously discussed items, such as the creation of a Citizen Review Board, have been deferred.

• $910,471 appropriation for generators at seven stormwater pump stations
• $971,334 neighborhood assessment program for Richmond Shadowlawn underground utilities
• $991,201 grant for the ReCast mental health and trauma program
• New recycling requirements for construction and demolition waste facilities

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources meets to receive reports from subcommittees and city agencies. Items include a harm reduction subcommittee report, an update on the opioid lawsuit, and data on overdose trends and a Narcan grant. The committee will also hear about mental health initiatives and a teen anti-vaping campaign.

• Harm Reduction Subcommittee Report by Council Member Boylan
• Update on Opioid Lawsuit by Tiffiny Pinkstaff, Office of General Counsel
• Report on Overdose Trends and Narcan Grant by Laura Viafora Ray, JFRD
• Update on Project Save Lives by Dr. Raymond Pomm, Gateway
• Mental Health Pilot Program by Cindy Funkhouser, Sulzbacher

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is reviewing water quality and manatee protection efforts. The meeting includes a proposal for $27,000 in grant funding to remove three derelict vessels from city waterways. Several updates on local parks and creeks are also scheduled for discussion.

• $27,000 grant appropriation to remove three derelict vessels
• Renewal of Jacksonville University’s Manatee Protection Project contract
• ADA accessibility report for Sunny Acres Fishing Dock
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report
• Updates on Grove Park/Pottsburg Creek, Broward Point, and Shad Creek

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and various ordinances. The agenda includes funding for park maintenance, economic development grants, and investigations into public nuisance conditions at a local business.

• $1,162,600.00 appropriation for the Duval County Tax Collector’s new Soutel Branch build-out
• $200,000.00 appropriation for the Facade Renovation Grant Program in economically distressed areas
• Rezoning at 7981 Baymeadows Cir W to permit single-family residential, commercial/office uses, and a cell tower
• Investigation of public nuisance conditions at 3225 Southside Blvd (Mascaras Gentleman’s Club)
• $177,745.00 appropriation for Metropolitan Park maintenance and facilities

Special Committee on Parks & Quality Life

The Special Committee on Parks and Quality Life will receive a presentation from Parks Director Daryl Joseph covering existing park conditions, current programming, and the Parks Master Plan. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational and includes time for council member discussion and public comments.

• Presentation on existing park conditions
• Overview of current park programming
• Update on the Parks Master Plan
• Council member discussion and public comment period

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning applications and land use amendments. These items include property changes for sites such as Broward Road, Powers Avenue, and St. Johns Bluff Road. Some items are being continued or deferred to future meetings.

• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd to PUD
• Large-scale land use amendment for 74.17 acres at 0 Powers Ave
• Rezoning of 55.90 acres at Cedar Point Rd to PUD
• Appeal regarding demolition at 1043 Walnut St
• Rezoning of 38.30 acres at 0 Emerson St to PUD

Land Use & Zoning Committee

This meeting agenda for the Land Use & Zoning Committee lists attendees and meeting details but lacks specific items for discussion. No rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are documented in this text.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several items, including redevelopment loans and park maintenance funding. The agenda also covers changes to group health benefits and new photography permit requirements. Some items regarding cannabis citations and generator installations were deferred.

• $24,674,300 in loans for the Marble Bank Bisbee and FL Life Insurance building renovations
• $200,000 for the Façade Renovation Grant Program in economically distressed areas
• $177,745 for Metropolitan Park maintenance and operations
• New permit requirements for photography at public sites
• Changes to the Group Health Benefits Committee composition

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing an $800,000 appropriation for a criminal justice, mental health, and substance abuse grant program. The agenda also includes an ordinance to add Juneteenth as a paid holiday and several board appointments. Several items, including a 'Hit Free Zone' policy, were deferred.

• $800,000 appropriation for the Criminal Justice, Mental Health & Substance Abuse Reinvestment Grant Program
• Ordinance to include Juneteenth as a new paid holiday for employees
• Appointment of Council Member DeFoor to the Jacksonville Housing and Community Development Commission
• $3,400,000 grant for an economic development agreement with Certainteed Gypsum Operating Company, LLC
• Amendment to the McCoy’s Creek Restoration Project funding request

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee reviewed several items including landfill funding and transportation upgrades. The meeting included discussions on parking rate extensions and FDOT grants. Several items regarding generators and vessel removal were deferred.

• $2,050,000.00 appropriation for Trail Ridge Landfill disposal and operating costs
• $610,000.00 FDOT grant for an Intelligent Transportation System on Bay St.
• Extension of 50% reduced parking rates for city employees through September 30, 2022
• Proposed changes to recycling requirements for construction and demolition waste facilities
• $1,037,130.00 FEMA grant for storm water pump station generators (deferred)

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community $Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee is reviewing several ordinances and funding requests. The agenda includes updates to employee group health benefit procedures and new permit requirements for photography at city sites. Several items, including a large generator appropriation, were noted as deferred.

• $177,745.00 appropriation for Metropolitan Park maintenance and facilities
• New permit requirements for motion photography at city-owned locations
• Changes to the Special Committee on Group Health Benefits membership and role
• Updated recycling requirements for construction and demolition waste facilities
• $1,037,130.00 generator appropriation (noted as deferred)

Finance Committee - Budget Hearings

The Finance Committee holds a budget hearing to review proposed funding for pensions (General Employees, Correctional & Police and Fire), Risk Management (self-insured and insured programs), and Finance & Administration (including Drivers Ed and Motor Vehicle Inspection). The meeting is final and includes a wrap-up for any rescheduled departments.

• Pensions (General Employees, Correctional & Police and Fire) – 60-minute review
• Risk Management – Self Insurance and Insured Programs – 45-minute review
• Finance and Administration (includes Drivers Ed and Motor Vehicle Inspection) – 30-minute review
• Wrap-Up and any rescheduled departments – time TBD

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and property surplus proposals. The agenda includes a budget appropriation of over $1.2 million for land to build New Fire Station #22 and #76. Additionally, the Council will consider closing certain street rights-of-way and creating a mental health offender program trust fund.

• $1,223,742.31 appropriation for land acquisition for New Fire Station #22 and #76
• Rezoning of 31 acres on Philips Hwy from PUD to PUD
• Rezoning of 0.22 acres at 0 Pearl St. N. from CN to PUD
• Creation of the Mental Health Offender Program Trust Fund
• Appointment of Joe Hindsley to the Duval County Tourist Development Council

Finance Committee - Budget Hearings

The Jacksonville Finance Committee is holding a budget hearing to review capital improvement plans and budgets for JEA, JTA, JAA, JPA, and several city departments including Planning, Building Inspections, Neighborhoods, and Employee Services. The committee will also discuss grant schedules. This is a discussion and review session with no final votes expected.

• JEA/CIP review (45 minutes)
• JTA/CIP including 5-Year Road Program, Local Option 1/2 Cent Transportation Tax, and Local Option Gas Tax (45 minutes)
• JAA/CIP review (45 minutes)
• JPA/CIP review (45 minutes)
• Planning and Development Department including Concurrency Management (60 minutes)

Finance Committee - Budget Hearings

The Jacksonville Finance Committee holds a budget hearing to review proposed funding for multiple city departments. The agenda includes presentations from the Medical Examiner, Supervisor of Elections, Clerk of Courts, Courts, Public Defender, State Attorney, and a 180-minute segment on Parks, Recreation and Community Services. Also on the agenda is City Venues (including ASM). This is the third budget hearing of the committee.

• Parks, Recreation and Community Services presentation (180 minutes)
• City Venues (including ASM) presentation (60 minutes)
• Medical Examiner presentation (30 minutes)
• Supervisor of Elections presentation (30 minutes)
• Courts and related subfunds (Law Library, Juvenile Alternative Program, etc.)

Special Committee on Redistricting

This is a preliminary organizational meeting of the Special Committee on Redistricting. The agenda includes presentations on legal requirements, the redistricting process, and the release of 2020 Census data. No votes or binding decisions are scheduled; the session is procedural and informational.

• Presentation on redistricting legal requirements by Deputy Managing General Counsel Peggy Sidman
• Overview of Census data release and planning process by Planning Director Bill Killingsworth
• Next meeting set for Thursday, September 9, 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee met to review several rezoning and land use amendment requests. A request for 113.47 acres on Broward Road was deferred at the request of Council Member Pittman. The committee also held public hearings for projects on Philips Highway and Cedar Point Road, and addressed appeals regarding historic preservation demolition orders.

• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd (deferred)
• Large-scale land use revision for 81.49 acres at 0 Philips Highway
• Rezoning of 55.90 acres at Cedar Point Rd
• Appeal regarding demolition of a structure at 1043 Walnut St
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided document contains only the procedural header and attendee list for the August 17, 2021, Land Use & Zoning Committee meeting. No substantive items, proposals, or decisions are recorded in this text.

Finance Committee

The committee reviewed several items regarding economic development, including grants for job creation and small business support. Several major proposals, such as funding for storm water pump station generators and park maintenance, were deferred.

• $1,831,500 Targeted Industry Grant for 'Project End Game' to support up to 407 new jobs
• $250,000 for Eastern Wire Products, Inc. at 5415 Longleaf St via Northwest Jacksonville Economic Development Fund
• $270,392.80 for ash remediation at 2100 and 2039 Forest St
• $1,037,130.00 for permanent generators at seven storm water pump stations (deferred)
• $200,000 for the Façade Renovation Grant Program (deferred)

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee contains only meeting logistics and a list of committee members. No specific ordinances, contracts, or discussions are documented in this text.

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee is reviewing amendments to economic development agreements and fund reallocations. The agenda also includes a proposal to rename Arnold Road and the reallocation of federal coronavirus relief funds.

• Amendment to a $1,831,500 grant for Project End Game to support up to 407 new jobs
• $250,000 appropriation for Eastern Wire Products, Inc. at 5415 Longleaf St
• Renaming Arnold Rd (from Kite Rd to Pecan Park Rd) to 'Gold Star Family Pkwy'
• Reallocation of $3,865,827 in CDBG Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security Act funds
• $125,392 appropriation for an Urban Area Odor Study

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee will hold public hearings on closing portions of Highland Avenue, Mill Avenue, and Laura Cove Way rights-of-way. Members will also consider adding $270,392.80 in escrow funds for ash remediation at 2100 & 2039 Forest St. Additionally, the agenda includes a proposal to rename part of Arnold Road as “Gold Star Family Pkwy.”

• $270,392.80 in escrow funds for ash remediation at 2100 & 2039 Forest St
• Renaming Arnold Rd (Kite Rd to Pecan Park Rd) to “Gold Star Family Pkwy”
• Public hearings on closing portions of Highland Ave, Mill Ave, and Laura Cove Way
• Air rights easement for 234A, LLC at Vystar Veterans Memorial Arena
• Reallocation of $3,865,827.00 in CDBG Coronavirus funds

Finance Committee - Budget Hearings

The Jacksonville Finance Committee will conduct a budget hearing, hearing presentations from various city departments and agencies. Topics include the Medical Examiner, Health Administrator, Public Libraries, Housing Finance Authority, Fleet Management, Copy Center, Information Technologies Division, Human Rights Commission, Office of Ethics, Inspector General, Military Affairs & Veterans, and Emergency Contingency. No formal decisions are listed; the meeting is for discussion and review of budget matters.

• Medical Examiner – 30 minutes
• Health Administrator – 20 minutes
• Public Libraries – 75 minutes
• Housing Finance Authority – 25 minutes
• Fleet Management – 60 minutes

Finance Committee - Budget Hearings

The Jacksonville Finance Committee held a budget hearing on August 12, 2021. Committee members heard presentations on the overall city budget, public service grants, and updates from the Property Appraiser, Fire & Rescue, the Office of the Sheriff, City Council, Tourist Development Council, and General Counsel. The meeting provided a forum for discussion of budget allocations and related services. No specific decisions were recorded in the agenda.

• Budget Overview presentation (includes Public Service Grants) – 165 minutes
• Property Appraiser presentation – 15 minutes
• Fire & Rescue presentation (includes fire inspections) – 60 minutes
• Office of the Sheriff presentation – 120 minutes
• General Counsel presentation – 20 minutes

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources will hear reports on harm reduction, Project Save Lives, overdose trends and the Narcan grant, and an update on the opioid lawsuit. It will also receive presentations from the Sheriff's Office and State Attorney's Office, e-cigarette/vaping initiatives, and a mental health pilot program. Public comments may be taken.

• Harm Reduction Subcommittee Report
• Update on Project Save Lives
• Report on Overdose Trends/Narcan Grant
• Update on Opioid Lawsuit
• Mental Health Pilot Program

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is reviewing a large-scale rezoning for 81.49 acres at 0 Philips Highway. The meeting includes an informational update regarding the relocation of the USS Orleck to become a floating museum in downtown Jacksonville. Members will also receive status reports on water quality and manatees in the St. Johns River.

• Rezoning of 81.49 acres at 0 Philips Highway (Ordinance 2021-0336)
• Informational update on USS Orleck floating museum relocation (Ordinance 2021-0358)
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report
• Presentation on Grove Park/Pottsburg Creek
• Update of Artificial Reefs of Northeast Florida

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several rezoning requests and local landmark designations. The agenda includes a $51,000 appropriation to expand the JaxCareConnect Program through We Care Jax, Inc. Additionally, the council will consider grant criteria for septic and sewer connections in the Northwest Jacksonville Economic Development Area.

• $51,000 appropriation for the JaxCareConnect Program expansion
• Rezoning requests for properties on Alton Ave, Cedar Point Rd, and Morse Ave
• Designation of 112 E Forsyth St as a local landmark
• Designation of Thomas Porter House as a local landmark
• Septic tank and sewer connection grant criteria for NW Jax

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission will hold a preliminary meeting on August 6, 2021. The agenda includes approval of minutes from the April 7, 2021 meeting on artificial reefs, as well as new and old business. The meeting is open to the public with COVID-19 precautions in place. No specific proposals or decisions are detailed beyond these routine items.

• Approval of minutes from the April 7, 2021 Artificial Reefs of Northeast Florida meeting
• New Business – no details provided
• Old Business – no details provided
• Public comment period available

Special Committee on Parks & Quality Life

This is an initial meeting of the Special Committee on Parks and Quality Life. The committee will discuss its charge, direction, and fund allocation, and hear comments from the Parks director. No specific proposals or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discuss charge of committee
• Discuss direction of committee
• Discuss fund allocation
• Comments from Director of Parks Daryl Joseph
• Discuss future meeting dates

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings for multiple property rezonings. Several items are scheduled for continuation or have been deferred.

• Rezoning of 0.99 acres at 8113 and 8129 Alton Ave to PUD
• Rezoning of 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd (deferred)
• Rezoning of 21.44 acres at 0 Morse Ave to PUD
• Road frontage waiver for 1934 Bartram Rd (deferred)

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only meeting logistics and committee rosters. No specific items for decision or discussion are documented in the text.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee reviewed several items including infrastructure funding and community grants. The committee approved funding for Palm Avenue improvements and building upgrades at the Historic Stanton School. Other items regarding cannabis citations and storm water pump station generators were deferred.

• Authorization of up to $1,500,000 in borrowing for Palm Avenue reconstruction
• $300,000 appropriation for building improvements at the Historic Stanton School
• $51,000 funding expansion for the JaxCareConnect Program
• Grants up to $30,000 for septic tank and sewer connections in Northwest Jacksonville

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee contains only procedural information and a list of committee members. No discussion topics, ordinances, or contracts were included in this document.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee approved a $51,000 appropriation to expand the JaxCareConnect Program through We Care Jacksonville, Inc. Several other items, including ordinances for a Citizen Review Board and an economic development grant, were deferred.

• Approved $51,000 for JaxCareConnect Program expansion via We Care Jacksonville, Inc.
• Deferred ordinance creating a new Citizen Review Board.
• Deferred economic development grant of up to $1,831,500 for 'Project End Game.'
• Proposed renaming Arnold Rd to 'Gold Star Family Pkwy.'
• Deferred ordinance regarding political consultant registration in the Ethics Code.

Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes

This is a meeting of the Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes. The agenda consists solely of an 'Agenda Discussion' item with no specific proposals or decisions listed. The committee is convening to discuss the topic generally.

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding city infrastructure and community development. Discussions include amendments for the Palm Avenue reconstruction project and new septic tank repair grants in Northwest Jacksonville. The agenda also includes requests to close or abandon specific portions of public rights-of-way.

• Amendment to authorize up to $1,500,000 for Palm Avenue improvements
• Septic tank and sewer connection grants for businesses in NW Jax
• $2,000,000 appropriation for a county-wide tree planting program
• Renaming Arnold Road to 'Gold Star Family Pkwy'
• $270,392.80 in escrow funds for ash remediation on Forest St

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee is considering ordinances to establish a Citizen Review Board and create civil citations for possession of up to 20 grams of cannabis. The committee is also reviewing agreements for the USS Orleck museum and Palm Avenue improvements.

• Ordinance creating civil citations for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis
• Establishment of a Council-Appointed Citizen Review Board
• Agreement to relocate the USS Orleck as a floating museum at the former Jax Shipyard
• $51,000 appropriation to expand the JaxCareConnect Program
• Authorization of up to $1.5 million in borrowing for Palm Avenue improvements

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several land use changes and new lease agreements. The agenda includes rezoning applications for properties on Cedar Point Road and Moncrief Road, as well as official communications from various city departments.

• Rezoning of 4025 Cedar Point Rd from RR-ACRE to RLD-100A
• Rezoning of 5402 Moncrief Rd West from CN & CO to CCG-1
• Lease agreement with Vystar Credit Union for an ATM kiosk at the St. James Building
• Lease of office space in Midtown Centre Office Park for the JSO Integrity Unit
• License agreement with JTA for a sign at Fort George Island Ferry Terminal

City Council

The City Council holds a special meeting for Mayor Lenny Curry to present the proposed annual budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. Council members will have a question-and-answer session, then adjourn. No public comment or voting on the budget occurs at this meeting.

• 2021-2022 proposed annual budget presentation by Mayor Curry
• Council-member-only question and answer period
• COVID-19 masking guidelines in City Hall noted

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning applications and large-scale amendments to the 2030 Comprehensive Plan. These items include requests to change land designations for properties ranging from small lots to over 7,000 acres. The committee will also consider appeals regarding historic preservation demolition orders.

• Large-scale amendment for 7,002.25 acres at US Highway 301 South
• Large-scale revision for 1,096.57 acres at Lem Turner Rd
• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at Broward Rd to PUD
• Appeal of demolition order for 1043 Walnut St in Springfield Historic District
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at Loretto Rd and Fairbanks Rd

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and committee member lists. No specific land use or zoning items are detailed in this document.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several funding requests and contract amendments. Items include appropriations for drainage projects, youth programs, and literacy campaigns. The committee is also considering new fines for cannabis possession and a lease for an ATM kiosk.

• $1,037,130.00 appropriation for permanent generators at seven storm water pump station sites
• Ordinance creating civil citations and fines for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis
• $600,000.00 appropriation to the Lower Eastside Drainage Project
• $150,000.00 appropriation to Kids Hope Alliance for the MenTurn youth program
• Lease agreement with VyStar Credit Union for an ATM kiosk at 117 West Duval St.

Rules Committee

The provided agenda contains only meeting logistics and does not list specific items for discussion or decision. No legislative actions or topics are documented in this document.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing several funding requests and appointments. Items include an infrastructure grant for a Boeing expansion and appropriations for youth and literacy programs. Several previous items regarding City Hall policy and a Citizen Review Board were deferred.

• $425,000 infrastructure grant to The Boeing Company for facility expansion at 5868 Approach Rd
• $150,000 appropriation to Kids Hope Alliance for the Operation Save Our Sons MenTurn program
• $20,000 appropriation for Literacy Pros of Jax, Inc. reading campaign
• $51,000 appropriation for expansion of the JaxCareConnect Program
• Establishment of a County Public Safety Coordinating Council

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing amendments to several contracts, including funding for literacy campaigns and youth programs. Several previously introduced ordinances regarding cannabis citations and City Hall policy are being deferred. The agenda also includes updates to drainage project funding and JSO office leases.

• $600,000 appropriation for the Lower Eastside Drainage Project
• $150,000 appropriation to Kids Hope Alliance for the MenTurn program
• $20,000 appropriation to Literacy Pros of Jax, Inc. for a reading campaign
• Amendment to Greenscape of Jax, Inc. contract for $241,559 at Jax Equestrian Center
• Lease agreement for JSO Integrity Unit space at Midtown Centre Office Park

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee approved lease agreements for a VyStar ATM kiosk and JSO office space. Members also reviewed a signage license for the Fort George Island Ferry Terminal. Discussions included funding for Palm Avenue improvements and septic tank grants in Northwest Jacksonville.

• Approved VyStar Credit Union ATM lease at St. James Building
• Approved JTA signage license at Fort George Island Ferry Terminal
• Approved $4,989.88 monthly lease for JSO Integrity Unit space
• Discussed borrowing up to $1,500,000 for Palm Avenue improvements
• Deferred $1,037,130.00 appropriation for storm water pump station generators

City Council

The City Council will review quasi-judicial ordinances for land rezoning and historic landmark designations. The agenda also includes approving a $223,096.20 grant to provide nutrition services for seniors. Other items involve property acquisitions and lease agreements.

• Rezoning of 89 acres at Gracy Rd. to PUD
• Designating 323 E Bay St as a Local Landmark
• $223,096.20 grant for COVID-19 nutrition services
• $117,000 purchase of 310 King Street for floodplain restoration
• Lease agreement with NMS Labs at 2100 Jefferson St

City Council

The Joint CRA Agency Board will consider FY 21/22 budget proposals across three separate meetings. Items include funding recommendations for watermain construction, street widening, and various grant applications.

• $1,300,000 funding recommendation for US 1 Watermain Project design and construction
• $2,000,000 funding recommendation for the College Park TID Grant
• $512,282 funding recommendation for six new capital projects
• Funding for the Main Street Widening Project
• $1,308,052 funding recommendation for College Park MCGP Applications

Finance Committee

The Jacksonville Finance Committee reviewed several ordinances, including a supplemental grant for the Vista Brooklyn project. The committee also addressed funding for senior nutrition services and property acquisitions for floodplain restoration. Some items regarding cannabis citations and generator funding were deferred.

• Approved $1,556,000 supplemental grant for HP-BDG 200 Riverside, LLC project
• Approved $223,096.20 in federal funds for senior nutrition services via Eldersource
• Approved $117,000 purchase of 310 King Street for floodplain restoration
• Approved lease of Medical Examiner's Office space at $98,880 annual rate
• Deferred ordinance creating civil citations for cannabis possession

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Jacksonville Land Use & Zoning Committee is holding public hearings for various land use changes. These include multiple rezoning applications for properties in areas such as Loretton Road and Broward Road, along with an ordinance regarding chicken permits.

• Rezoning 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd from RLD-90 & RMD-A to PUD
• Rezoning 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd, 0 Fairbanks Rd, 3318 Fairbanks Rd & 3301 Kennedy Ln to PUD
• Ordinance amending chicken permit rules in certain zoning districts
• Rezoning 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd from RR-Acre to PUD
• Rezoning 0.99 acres at 8113 Alton Ave & 8129 Alton Ave to PUD

Rules Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding budget allocations for community initiatives. These include funding for mental health services, violence prevention, and student programs. Several items regarding City Hall policy and the Citizen Review Board were deferred.

• $560,440 HUD grant to fund homelessness services via Changing Homelessness, Inc.
• $225,000 for the Quench the Violence ReWork program for career training and job placement
• $133,800 for the Mental Health Offender Program at the I.M. Sulzbacher Center
• $100,974 for the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project
• Amendment to Council Rules regarding the selection process for Council President and Vice President

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing amendments to the Vista Brooklyn redevelopment agreement, which includes a $1,556,000 grant. Other items include a park donation on Heckscher Dr. and a proposal to rename Chuck Rogers Park.

• $1,556,000 supplemental REV grant for the Vista Brooklyn project
• $1,037,130 appropriation for seven permanent generators (deferred)
• Donation of 2.16 acres on Heckscher Dr. to be named 'Thebaut Sisters Landing'
• Renaming of 'Chuck Rogers Pk' to 'Rogers Pk'
• Lease of space at Midtown Centre Office Park for the JSO Integrity Unit

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The scheduled meeting for the Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee on June 14, 2021, was cancelled. No agenda items were presented for discussion or decision.

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee reviewed several ordinances, including proposed civil citations for cannabis possession and updates to backyard chicken permits. The meeting also addressed park renamings and property acquisitions. Several items, such as a $1 million generator appropriation, were deferred.

• Ordinance creating civil citations for possession of 20 grams or less of cannabis
• Amendment to zoning code regarding chicken permits in certain districts
• Naming a new park 'Thebaut Sisters Landing' on Heckscher Dr.
• Lease agreement with NMS Labs for the Medical Examiner’s Office at $98,880 annually
• Purchase of 310 King Street for $117,000 for floodplain restoration

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment will discuss its budget and balance regarding Hilltop Apartments. The meeting also includes a review of project reporting dates for the committee's final report.

• SJCIC Budget and Balance – Hilltop Apartments
• Review of SJCIC Final Report project reporting dates
• Discussion of future legislative suggestions

Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes

This meeting consists only of a general agenda discussion. No specific items or topics are listed in the provided document.

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee will review reports regarding the opioid epidemic, vaping initiatives, and mental health resources. Discussion items include updates on Project Save Lives, overdose trends, and a mental health pilot program. The committee will also receive reports from the Sheriff’s Office and State Attorney’s Office.

• Update on Project Save Lives
• Report on Overdose Trends and Narcan Grant
• Update on Opioid Lawsuit
• E-Cigarettes and Vaping Initiative update
• Mental Health Pilot Program report

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing rezoning requests and several city appointments. The agenda also includes the transfer of a $50,000 historic locomotive and various budget appropriations.

• Rezoning at 903 University Blvd. N. to a Planned Unit Development
• Transfer of Atlantic Coast Line Locomotive #1504, valued at $50,000, to the National Railway Historical Society
• Appropriation of $358,000 to the Tourist Development Council Marketing account
• Appointment of Christopher Walker to the Jax Housing Authority
• Increasing the employee cap for the Development Services Division from 40 to 44

Finance Committee

The June 2, 2021, Finance Committee agenda consists only of procedural information and committee rosters. No specific items for discussion or decision were provided in this document.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing a major redevelopment agreement for the Southbank involving residential units and marina improvements. The agenda also includes funding for property code violation removal and updates to local vessel registration fees.

• $12,996,885 REV grant for RD River City Brewery, LLC redevelopment project
• $4,450,808.96 appropriation for property code violation removal services
• New vessel registration fee estimated to generate $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• 10-year extension option for Jax Baseball, LLC lease agreement
• $1,037,130 FEMA grant for seven storm water pump station generators (deferred)

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list any specific items for discussion or decision.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings for several rezoning and land use amendment applications. These items involve changing zoning classifications for various properties throughout the city. Some items are being continued from previous meetings or have been deferred.

• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd and surrounding parcels to PUD
• Rezoning of 18.28 acres at 903 University Blvd. N. to PUD
• Rezoning of 16.15 acres at 0 Jones Rd and 4802 Jones Rd to RLD-60
• Rezoning of 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd to PUD

Rules Committee

This meeting agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee does not list any specific items for decision or discussion. The document consists entirely of procedural boilerplate and committee member listings.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing a redevelopment agreement for the Southbank that includes significant city grants and new residential units. The committee is also considering a new vessel registration fee and funding for business improvements in the Moncrief area. Several other items were deferred at the request of Council Members.

• Redevelopment agreement for RD River City Brewery, LLC including $12,996,885 in grants
• New vessel registration fee estimated to generate $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• $150,000 appropriation for the Moncrief Area Business Improvement Program
• Increasing Development Services employee cap from 40 to 44 positions
• $14,247.75 for a sidewalk on Carlisle Rd at John N.C. Stockton Elementary School

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee reviewed a proposal for a new vessel registration fee to fund water-related activities in Duval County. The agenda also included items regarding redevelopment grants, park renaming, and infrastructure projects. Several items were deferred or withdrawn during the meeting.

• New vessel registration fee estimated to generate $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• $1,556,000 grant for the 200 Riverside redevelopment project
• Transfer of Atlantic Coast Line Locomotive #1504, valued at $50,000, to a historical society
• $14,247.75 appropriation for sidewalk construction at John N.C. Stockton Elementary School
• $1,037,130 appropriation for generators at seven storm water pump stations (deferred)

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee reviewed amendments for a Southbank redevelopment project and nuisance abatement funding. Other items discussed included updates to vessel registration fees and backyard chicken permits. Several other proposals, including a new park donation, were deferred.

• Amendment to Southbank redevelopment agreement involving a $12,996,885 grant
• Revised $3,870,103.04 appropriation for nuisance abatement and property maintenance
• Amendment to local vessel registration fee estimated at $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• Amendment to backyard chicken permits to include Deercreek Country Club

Special Committee on Assessing the City’s Building and Development Permitting Processes

The provided agenda consists only of a general discussion item. No specific topics, motions, or actions are listed in the document.

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting will meet to receive presentations from city officials. The agenda includes updates regarding census facts and reports from the General Counsel and Property Appraiser.

• Census facts presentation by City Planner Supervisor James Reed
• Update from Property Appraiser Jerry Holland
• Update from General Counsel Paige Johnston

City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances regarding changes to the Local Option Gas Tax. This includes extending the existing 6-cent tax and establishing new 5-cent and 1-cent gas taxes. The council will also consider reallocating wastewater system funds for septic tank phase-out projects.

• Extension of 6-cent local option gas tax through August 31, 2046
• New 5-cent local option gas tax beginning January 1, 2022
• New 1-cent local option gas tax beginning January 1, 2022
• Reallocation of wastewater system funds for septic tank phase-out projects

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several quasi-judicial rezoning applications for properties including Max Leggett Parkway and Belfort Road. The agenda also includes lease agreements for the Cecil Commerce Center and the closure of a railroad crossing on Preston Street.

• Rezoning 74.48 acres at N. Side of Max Leggett Pkwy, E. Side of Integra Dr., & W. Side of Hyatt Rd.
• Rezoning 18.28 acres at 903 University Blvd. N.
• Lease for Building 374 at Cecil Commerce Ctr with $1,00 annual rent
• Expansion of the Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial chapel from 6,200 to 14,744 square feet
• Permanent closure of the Preston St. railroad-highway grade crossing

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The committee will review a $153,000 appropriation from the Special Law Enforcement Trust Fund. The agenda also includes updates on JaxCare Connect and a review of the SJCIC budget and balance. A final report is proposed for June 14, 2021.

• Review of $153,000 appropriation (CM 2021-287)
• JaxCare Connect updates
• SJCIC budget and balance review
• Proposed date for SJCIC Final Report

Finance Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information. No specific ordinances, contracts, or topics are listed for discussion or decision at this meeting.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee reviewed several items, including land acquisitions and lease amendments. While some proposals regarding vessel fees and wastewater funding were deferred, the committee approved a property purchase for Fire Station 64 and a public docking facility lease.

• $850,000 purchase of 2.5 acres at 10865 Harts Rd for Fire Station 64
• Approval of a lease for a public docking facility near Post St., estimated to cost $900,000
• Lease agreement with Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services at Cecil Commerce Center
• Amendment to the Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial, Inc. lease agreement
• $100,000 appropriation for ecological restoration of Hogans Creek

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda for the May 18, 2021, meeting consists of procedural boilerplate and staff listings. No specific land use or zoning items were listed in this document.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings on several rezoning applications and small-scale land use amendments. Many items are scheduled for continued discussion or have been deferred to future meetings.

• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 74.48 acres near Max Leggett Pkwy, Integra Dr, and Hyatt Rd to PUD
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd., 0 Fairbanks Rd., 3318 Fairbanks Rd & 3301 Kennedy Ln. to PUD
• Rezoning of 16.15 acres at 0 Jones Rd & 4802 Jones Rd to RLD-60
• Small-scale land use amendment for 0 Florence St. (0.07 acres)

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific ordinances, contracts, or legislative actions are documented in this text.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing a redevelopment agreement with RD River City Brewery, LLC that includes marina improvements and new residential units. The committee is also considering a $100,000 appropriation for the ecological restoration of Hogan's Creek. Additionally, several appointments to city boards and commissions are up for consideration.

• Redevelopment agreement with RD River City Brewery, LLC including marina improvements up to $1,143,807
• $100,000 appropriation to Groundwork Jacksonville for Hogan's Creek restoration
• Proposed Local Option Vessel Registration Fee (deferred)
• Proposed creation of a Jacksonville City Council Citizen Review Board (deferred)
• Appointments to the Jax Human Rights Commission and Cultural Service Grant Program Committee

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee approved leases for a public docking facility near Post St. and the Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial. Several items, including wastewater system funding and vessel registration fees, were deferred. A public hearing was also held regarding the closure of part of Church St. in LaVilla.

• Approved lease for a public docking facility near Post St., estimated at $900,000
• Approved lease amendment to expand the chapel building at Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial
• Public hearing regarding closing part of Church St. right-of-way in LaVilla
• Deferred ordinance for a new local option vessel registration fee
• Deferred $1,037,130 FEMA grant for generators at storm water pump stations

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing a property acquisition for Fire Station 64 and several lease agreements. Several previously introduced items, including wastewater funding and cannabis regulations, were deferred.

• $850,000 purchase of 2.5 acres at 10865 Harts Rd for Fire Station 64
• Lease for a new 4-slip public docking facility near Post St.
• Lease of Cecil Commerce Center space to the Florida Department of Agriculture
• Amendment to the Cecil Field POW/MIA Memorial, Inc. lease agreement

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources will meet to hear various departmental reports. The agenda includes updates on overdose trends, an opioid lawsuit, and a mental health pilot program.

• NE Florida Sober Living Alliance Grant discussion
• Update on Project Save Lives
• Report on overdose trends and Narcan grant
• Update on the opioid lawsuit
• E-Cigarettes and Vaping Initiative update

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is reviewing several ordinances related to riverfront development and environmental protection. Agenda items include a large-scale redevelopment agreement for the Southbank, funding for Hogans Creek restoration, and a new docking facility lease near Post St.

• Proposed $12,996,885 REV grant and $1,143,807 for marina improvements at Southbank
• $100,000 appropriation to Groundwork Jax, Inc. for Hogans Creek restoration design
• Lease for a 4-slip public docking facility adjacent to Post St.
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several rezoning applications and updates to the city's zoning code. The agenda includes approving federal grant funds for HIV-related health services and mosquito control funding. The council will also consider a settlement for nuisance liens on an Ortega Boulevard property.

• $1,086,820 grant for the Ending the HIV Epidemic Program
• $190,000 appropriation for Mosquito Control operational expenses
• Rezoning requests for properties on Starratt Road and Ricker Road
• Settlement of $15,051.49 in nuisance liens at 4422 Ortega Blvd
• Amendments to the City Zoning Code regarding lot requirements

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The committee will review jobs initiatives and receive a presentation from the Sulzbacher Center. Members will also discuss the SJCIC budget and prepare for a final report scheduled for June 14, 2021.

• Presentation by Cindy Funkhouser of the Sulzbacher Center regarding jobs initiatives
• Review of SJCIC budget and balance
• Discussion of proposed final report date for June 14, 2021

City Council

The City Council is holding a Strategic Plan Meeting. The agenda includes an overview of the strategic planning process by Dr. Steven Wallace and opening remarks from Council President Hazouri.

• Presentation on the strategic planning process

Finance Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Finance Committee meeting on May 4, 2021, contains only procedural information and attendee lists. No specific topics, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision.

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing audit reports regarding adult bookstore fees and Kids Hope Alliance grants. Members are also considering a settlement for nuisance liens at 4422 Ortega Blvd. Several items, including wastewater system funding and generator installations, were deferred.

• Audit of adult bookstore license fees (Report #845)
• Audit of Kids Hope Alliance grants (Report #846)
• Settlement of nuisance liens at 4422 Ortega Blvd
• $1,037,130.00 appropriation for storm water pump station generators (deferred)
• $100,000,000 borrowing authorization for wastewater system improvements (deferred)

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Land Use & Zoning Committee contains only procedural information. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are documented in this text.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings for multiple property rezoning requests and small-scale land use amendments. Some items are being moved for final action, while others have been deferred to future meetings.

• Rezoning 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd. from RR-Acre to PUD
• Small-scale land use amendment for 0.07 acres at 0 Florence St. from LI to MDR
• Rezoning 10.92 acres at 0 Buffalo Ave from IL to PUD with specific waste and mulch conditions
• Rezoning 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd from RR-Acre to PUD (deferred)
• Rezoning 0.99 acres at 8113 Alton Ave and 8129 Alton Ave from CO to PUD (deferred)

Rules Committee

The May 4, 2021, Rules Committee meeting agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and does not list specific legislative items or topics for discussion.

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee is reviewing several items including economic development grants, board appointments, and property lien settlements. The agenda includes discussions on funding for downtown renovations and housing vouchers for sober living programs.

• A $200,000 grant and up to $900,000 in loans for the Old Bisbee Building renovation
• Approval of $26,500,000 in bonds for Beachwood Apartments at 2901 Beachwood Blvd
• Settlement of nuisance liens totaling $15,051.49 for 4422 Ortega Blvd
• $5,000 appropriation for housing vouchers via the NE FL Sober Living Alliance
• Resolution condemning hate crimes against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee approved amendments to the dockless mobility program, including new usage restrictions for scooters. Several other items regarding wastewater funding and vessel registration fees were deferred. The meeting also included discussions on park renamings and infrastructure projects.

• Approved increasing dockless mobility operators from 4 to 6 and restricting scooter use between 12 am and 5 am
• Deferred a $1,037,130 FEMA grant for permanent generators at seven storm water pump stations
• Deferred a proposal to borrow up to $100,000,000 for the Wastewater System Improvement Program
• Scheduled public hearings for renaming 'Chuck Rogers Pk' to 'Rogers Pk'
• Proposed naming a new 2.16-acre park 'Thebaut Sisters Landing' on Heckscher Dr.

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several appropriations, including $1.08 million for HIV-related services and $2.26 million for zoo and riverfront projects. Several items regarding cannabis citations and vessel fees were deferred at the request of members or administration.

• $1,086,820 grant for the Ending the HIV Epidemic Program
• $2,260,000 reallocation for Jacksonville Zoo Dock and Riverfront Park projects
• $190,000 appropriation for Mosquito Control operational expenses
• Updates to the Dockless Mobility Program rules

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several property acquisitions, zoning changes, and committee appointments. Key items include a $300,000 purchase for a new fire station site and sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Road funded by federal grants. Several public hearings are scheduled to discuss rezoning requests across the city.

• $300,000 property acquisition on Firestone Rd for Fire Station 75 site
• $761,250 appropriation for sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Rd
• Rezoning request for 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr. and 0 Duval Rd.
• Approval of the Special Committee on Resiliency's Final Report
• Designation of May as Mental Health Awareness & Trauma Informed Care Month

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment will hear presentations regarding jobs initiatives, including Jax Youth Works and Literacy Pros Jacksonville. The committee will also address legislative concerns and review the SJCIC budget and balance.

• Jax Youth Works presentation
• Literacy Pros Jacksonville presentation
• SJCIC legislation, budget, and balance review

Special Committee on Redistricting

The agenda for the Special Committee on Redistricting contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific topics or items were provided for discussion.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will conduct a special workshop regarding the Local Option Gas Tax (LOGT). Presentations are scheduled from the Administration and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA). The session includes council questions, answers, and public comments.

• Special Finance Workshop on Local Option Gas Tax (LOGT)
• Presentation by the Administration/Jordan Elsbury
• Presentation by JTA CEO Nat Ford and Board Chair Ari Jolly

Finance Committee

The provided agenda for the April 20, 2021, Finance Committee meeting contains only procedural information and meeting details. No specific legislative items, contracts, or ordinances were listed for discussion or decision.

Finance Committee

The committee is reviewing audit follow-ups for JTA, JAA Payroll, and the Building Inspection Division. The agenda also includes items for property acquisitions for Fire Station 75 and sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Road. Several large funding and ordinance items have been deferred.

• Audit follow-ups for JTA Accounts Payable, JAA Payroll, and Building Inspection Division
• $300,000 acquisition of Firestone Rd properties for Fire Station 75
• $761,250 FDOT grant for Cedar Point Rd sidewalk improvements
• $32,905,000 debt authorization to purchase Metropolitan Parking Solutions garages
• Reorganization of the Office of the Ombudsman and Equal Business Opportunity Division

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided document for the Land Use & Zoning Committee lists committee members and meeting logistics. No specific rezonings, ordinances, or contracts are listed for discussion at this meeting.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is conducting public hearings on several rezoning applications. These include proposals for industrial use at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr. and residential changes at 3323 Loretto Rd. Some items were deferred or are continuing to future meetings.

• Rezoning of 174 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr. and 0 Duval Rd. to PUD
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd. from RR-Acre to PUD
• Small-scale amendment for 0.07 acres at 0 Florence St. from LI to MDR
• Rezoning of 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd. (deferred)
• Rezoning of 0.99 acres at 8113 Alton Ave and 8129 Alton Ave (deferred)

Rules Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and committee rosters. No specific ordinances, contracts, or discussion topics are identified in the document.

Rules Committee

The committee is reviewing an ordinance to authorize up to $32,905,000 in debt for the purchase of the Sports Complex, Arena, and Courthouse parking garages from Metropolitan Parking Solutions. The proposal includes a $3 million return of equity to the provider. Other items include appointments to the Better Jax Plan Financial Administration Committee.

• Authorization of up to $32,905,000 in debt for garage purchases
• Purchase of Sports Complex, Arena, and Courthouse garages from Metropolitan Parking Solutions
• Appointment of Christopher R. Butler to the Better Jax Plan Financial Administration Committee
• Approval of the City Council Special Committee on Resiliency's Final Report

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several infrastructure and zoning items. This includes a proposal to purchase Metropolitan Parking Solutions garages through debt issuance. Other items involve sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Road and potential changes to off-street parking lot operating hours.

• Debt issuance up to $32,905,000 for the purchase of Metropolitan Parking Solutions garages
• $761,250 FDOT grant for sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Road
• Zoning change to remove operating hour limits for off-street parking lots in specific districts
• Abandoning unimproved right-of-way in the Dinsmore Farms Subdivision
• Amendments to the Dockless Mobility Programs ordinance

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee met to review several legislative items. Several ordinances, including those regarding cannabis citations and vessel registration fees, were deferred at the request of committee members. Other items included property acquisitions for Fire Station 75 and sidewalk improvements on Cedar Point Road.

• Proposed $300,000 acquisition of Firestone Rd properties for Fire Station 75
• Proposed $761,250 in FDOT grants for Cedar Point Rd sidewalk improvements
• Proposed amendments to the Dockless Mobility Program regarding operators and storage
• Proposed ordinance creating civil citations for possession of up to 20 grams of cannabis
• Proposed local option vessel registration fee

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council and Duval County School Board are meeting to discuss several collaborative initiatives. Topics include the Half Penny/Strategic Plan and joint use of facilities with public schools. The agenda also covers COJ Planning and apprenticeship training collaborations.

• Half Penny/Strategic Plan discussion
• COJ Planning Department updates
• Joint Use Facilities/Sharing with Duval County Public Schools
• Jacksonville/Duval Apprenticeship and Training Collaboration

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing several quasi-judicial ordinances and consent agenda items. These include rezoning requests, a local landmark designation, and various infrastructure appropriations.

• $820,000 grant for 118 market-rate housing units at 7820 Arlington Expressway
• Designation of Union Terminal Company Warehouse as a local landmark
• $2,000,000 appropriation for the county-wide 'Remove and Replace' tree program
• $150,000 appropriation for the Cordial Drive water project
• Rezoning request for 8113 and 8129 Alton Ave

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The committee will review applications and funding recommendations for various programs. This includes updates on Operation Save Our Sons and the introduction of Jacksonville Youth Works.

• Funding recommendations for 5000 Roles Models and Literacy Pros Jacksonville
• Updated proposals for Operation Save Our Sons and Black Expo
• Final consideration of Northside Coalition and Community Revolution Festival
• New proposal for Jacksonville Youth Works

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is meeting to discuss potential bridge safety zones and wake zone issues in the Ortega area. The commission will also consider approving minutes from the January 22, 2021, meeting.

• Discussion of Potential Bridge Safety Zones
• Discussion of Ortega Area Wake Zone Issues
• Approval of Minutes from January 22, 2021

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

This preliminary agenda for April 7, 2021, covers call to order, roll call, and public comment. No specific new business items are detailed in this document.

• Artificial Reefs of Northeast Florida

Finance Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Finance Committee meeting consists of procedural header information. No specific items, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision.

Finance Committee

The committee discussed a proposal to borrow up to $100 million for wastewater system improvements. Members also approved appropriations for tree protection, water projects, and veteran assistance. Additionally, the committee addressed reorganization of small business programs.

• Reorganization of Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) programs
• $2,000,000 for County-Wide Tree 'Remove and Replace' Program
• $150,000 for the Cordial Drive Water Project
• Park admission fee exemptions for Gold Star Families
• $13,500 for emergency veteran rent and utility assistance

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only meeting logistics and committee personnel information. No specific discussion topics, proposals, or decisions are documented in this text.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee held public hearings for several rezoning and land use applications. Some large-scale projects, including a 174-acre industrial site, were deferred for future consideration. Other items involved discussions on residential and commercial zoning changes.

• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd from RR-A to PUD
• Rezoning of 174 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr, deferred
• Rezoning of 113.47 acres at 0 Broward Rd from RLD-90 and RMD-A to PUD
• Land use amendment for 103.85 acres on Normandy Blvd, deferred
• Rezoning of 0.99 acres at 8113 & 8129 Alton Ave

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee is reviewing several items, including appointments to the Jax Port Authority and JEA Civil Service Board. The committee is also considering reorganizations within the Finance and Administration Department and a new artificial turf field for Blue Cypress Park. Some previously introduced items regarding City Hall policies were deferred.

• Borrowing up to $32,905,000 for the Metropolitan Parking Solutions garage purchase
• $731,500 appropriation for a new artificial turf field at Blue Cypress Park
• Reorganization of the Office of the Ombudsman and Equal Business Opportunity Division
• Park admission fee exemptions for Gold Star Families
• Appointment of Bradley S. Talbert to the Jacksonville Port Authority

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee reviewed several infrastructure appropriations and zoning amendments. While the committee addressed engineering plans for bridge projects, many large-scale funding requests were deferred.

• $100,000,000 wastewater system improvement funding (deferred)
• $1,037,130 storm water generator installation (deferred)
• $150,000 Cordial Drive Water Project appropriation
• $110,196.28 for 5th St bridge replacement design
• Ordinance to name field at J.P. Small Memorial Park Stadium

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee met to discuss various ordinances regarding local infrastructure and community services. Several high-value items, including wastewater system funding and storm water pump station generators, were deferred.

• $150,000 for the Cordial Drive Water Project to install water lines and hydrants
• Ordinance to name the field at J.P. Small Memorial Park Stadium after Henry L. Aaron
• $2,000,000 for a county-wide tree 'Remove and Replace' program
• $13,500 in grant funding for emergency food and shelter assistance for veterans
• $110,196.28 for engineering plans to replace the bridge on 5th Street over Six Mile Creek

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting is scheduled to meet at Jacksonville City Hall. The provided agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and does not list specific topics or motions.

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is meeting to review multiple quasi-judicial rezoning requests for various properties. The agenda also includes approving a non-residential solid waste collection franchise and confirming several municipal appointments. Additionally, the council will hold a public hearing regarding a sign waiver request in San Marco.

• Rezoning of 16.10 acres at Clark Rd. and Interstate Center Dr. to PUD
• Granting a solid waste collection franchise to GFL Solid Waste Southeast, LLC
• Rezoning at 6242 Old Soutel Court for industrial and commercial uses
• Funding carryover for the Roosevelt/Edgewood Artwalk & Lighting project
• Public hearing for a sign size and height waiver at 1620 Naldo Ave

City Council

Three Community Redevelopment Agency boards will meet to consider infrastructure funding recommendations. These include projects for road improvements, sidewalk repairs, and road restriping. The boards will also review minutes from August 11, 2020.

• $250,000 funding recommendation for Ranch Road Improvement Project
• $150,000 funding recommendation for Arlington Road Restriping Project
• $12,000 funding recommendation for sidewalk repairs on Gateway Soutel Norfolk Project

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The committee will review SJCIC jobs initiatives, proposals, and presentations. The agenda also includes application reviews for funding recommendations and discussion of other legislative concerns from Council Members.

• SJCIC Jobs Initiatives, proposals, and presentations
• Application review and funding recommendations
• Other legislative concerns of Council Members

Finance Committee

The March 16, 2021, Finance Committee meeting agenda contains only procedural information. No specific topics, ordinances, or contracts are listed for discussion.

Finance Committee

The Jacksonville Finance Committee met to review several ordinances regarding city infrastructure and services. The committee approved a solid waste franchise for GFL Solid Waste Southeast, LLC and funding for street conversions on Adams St. and Forsyth St. Other items, including wastewater system funding, were deferred.

• Approved $3,127,492 for one-way to two-way street conversion of Adams St. and Forsyth St.
• Approved non-residential solid waste collection franchise for GFL Solid Waste Southeast, LLC.
• Approved ordinance to separate council salary increases from the annual budget bill.
• Deferred $100,000,000 borrowing authorization for the Wastewater System Improvement Program.
• Deferred $1,037,130 FEMA grant for storm water pump station generators.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee is reviewing amendments to mobility fee contracts and procedures for council member salary adjustments. The agenda also includes reorganizing city business opportunity divisions and several board appointments. Several items, including a 'Hit Free Zone' policy, were deferred.

• Mobility fee contract amendments regarding trip reductions for renovated structures
• New procedures for council members to notify the Secretary of salary placement
• Reorganization of the Office of the Ombudsman and Equal Business Opportunity Division
• Park admission fee exemptions for Gold Star Families
• Appointments to the Art in Public Places Committee and Library Board of Trustees

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and committee member lists. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision at this meeting.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is reviewing several rezoning applications and land use amendments. These include requests for properties on Loretto Rd, Florence St, and St. Johns Bluff Rd. Some items are being deferred or have conflicting recommendations from advisory boards.

• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd. to PUD
• Rezoning of 174.0 acres at 0 Ignition Dr. and 0 Duval Rd.
• Small-scale land use amendment for 0 Florence St.
• Rezoning of 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd.
• Large scale revision for 103.85 acres on Normandy Blvd

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee approved funding for the Christobel neighborhood septic tank phase-out and a lighting project carryover. Members also reviewed mobility fee credits for building repurposing and street conversions on Adams and Forsyth Streets. Several items, including wastewater system funding and vessel registration fees, were deferred.

• Approved $26,884,362 for the Christobel neighborhood septic tank phase-out project
• Amended $3,127,492 appropriation for Adams St. and Forsyth St. street conversion
• Approved fund carryover for Roosevelt/Edgewood Artwalk & Lighting project
• Approved legislation to separate Council salary increases from the annual budget
• Substituted language regarding mobility fee credits for building demolition or repurposing

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances, including a proposal to borrow up to $100 million to fund the phase-out of septic tanks. Other items include a maintenance agreement for Berkman Plaza and amendments to mobility fee credits. Several other legislative items were deferred during this meeting.

• Authorization to borrow up to $100,000,000 for the Wastewater System Improvement Program
• $126,000 annual maintenance agreement with Liberty Point LLC for Berkman Plaza
• Amendments to mobility fee contracts regarding credits for property demolition and repurposing
• Addition of community land trusts to the notification list for City-owned property disposal
• Fund carryover for the Roosevelt/Edgewood Artwalk & Lighting project

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee will review updates regarding the opioid epidemic, vaping initiatives, and mental health resources. Presentations include reports on overdose trends, Narcan grants, and an ongoing opioid lawsuit.

• Update on Project Save Lives from Gateway
• Report on overdose trends and Narcan grants from JFRD
• Update on the opioid lawsuit from the Office of General Counsel
• E-Cigarettes and Vaping Initiative update from Acuity Design Group
• Mental Health Offender Program (MHOP) report from Sulzbacher

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is reviewing a small-scale land use amendment for property at 0 Broward Road. The agenda includes reports on St. Johns River water quality and sandbar rectification. Members will also discuss remote voting procedures under extraordinary circumstances.

• Rezoning of 5.04± acres at 0 Broward Rd (2021-0068 ORD)
• Consent Order against The Fisherman's Marina, LLC
• Resolution 2021-119-A regarding remote voting conditions
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report
• Update on Ft. George Inlet dredging

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council meeting includes a $25,000 appropriation for an Emancipation Day event at James Weldon Johnson Park. The agenda also features rezoning requests and the designation of a portion of U.S. 90 as a memorial highway. Additionally, the council will review priority projects for transportation improvements.

• $25,000 appropriation for Emancipation Day in James Weldon Johnson Park
• Rezoning at 1201 Kings Ave. to permit mixed-use development
• Rezoning at 7400 San Jose Blvd. from PBF-2 to PBF-3
• Designation of U.S. 90/Beaver St. as John B. Coxwell Memorial Highway
• 2021 list of priority projects for transportation improvements

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment will hear presentations regarding job initiatives and youth programs. The committee will also discuss proposed infrastructure projects, including sidewalk repair and drainage rehabilitation.

• Presentations on 5000 Role Models of Excellence and Literacy Pros Jacksonville
• Discussion of resurfacing, sidewalk repair, and drainage system rehabilitation
• Review of Septic Tank Phase Out List
• SJCIC Evaluation Rubric review

Finance Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Finance Committee contains only procedural information. No specific topics, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision at this meeting.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several ordinances, including funding for fire rescue services and waterway projects. Several items regarding fees and council salaries have been deferred. The committee also reviewed audit reports from the Council Auditor.

• $3,906,140 appropriation for Fire and Rescue equipment and personnel
• Authorization to apply for FIND grants for waterway projects including Goodbys Creek
• Contract with Hearts 4 Minds, Inc. for a mental health mural campaign
• Lease agreement with Fort George Island Volunteer Fire Dept at $7,400 annually
• $1,044,010.95 appropriation from the Federal Forfeitures Trust Fund for equipment

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee contains only procedural information. No specific ordinances, contracts, or discussion topics are listed for this meeting.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee reviewed several items, though many ordinances regarding city fees and boards were deferred at the request of Council members. The committee approved a contract with Hearts 4 Minds, Inc. for a mental health awareness campaign. Other approved actions included highway memorialization and transportation priority lists.

• Contract with Hearts 4 Minds, Inc. for mental health mural campaign ($50,000 initial payment)
• Designation of US 90/Beaver St. as John B. Coxwell Memorial Highway
• Approval of the 2021 List of Priority Projects for Transportation Improvements
• Requesting DIA explore sale or lease of 816 Union St. W. to Police Brotherhood

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda for the Land Use & Zoning Committee meeting on March 2, 2021, does not list any specific items for decision or discussion. The document contains only meeting logistics and a list of committee members and staff.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee is reviewing multiple proposals for rezoning and land use amendments. These items include changes to industrial, residential, and agricultural designations for various properties across Jacksonville.

• Rezoning of 174 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr. and 0 Duval Rd.
• Large Scale Revision to FLUM for 103.85 acres on Normandy Blvd.
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd., 0 Fairbanks Rd., 3318 Fairbanks Rd, and 3301 Kennedy Ln.
• Rezoning of 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd.
• Small-Scale FLUM Amendment for 9.08 acres at Matador Dr. and Georgetown Dr.

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee is reviewing infrastructure proposals including wastewater system improvements and septic tank removal. Several items, such as a new vessel registration fee and mobility fee contract amendments, were deferred for later consideration.

• Authorization to borrow up to $100,000,000 for the Wastewater System Improvement Program
• $26,884,362 in combined City and JEA funds for Christobel Neighborhood Septic Tank Phase Out Project
• $3,127,492 appropriation for one-way street conversions on Adams St. and Forsyth St.
• Non-residential solid waste collection franchise to GFL Solid Waste Southeast, LLC
• Proposed naming of the field at J.P. Small Memorial Park Stadium (deferred)

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding public safety funding, waterway projects, and lease agreements. Many items on the agenda, including proposals for a 'Hit Free Zone' and cannabis citation changes, were deferred. The meeting also addresses grant applications for dredging local waterways.

• $3,906,140 appropriation for Fire/Rescue equipment, including ladders and tankers, and EMS billing staff
• FIND grants for waterway projects including Goodbys Creek Dredge ($825,000) and Castaway Island Dredge ($880,000)
• $1,037,130 FEMA grant for permanent generators at seven storm water pump stations (deferred)
• Annual lease agreement with Fort George Island Volunteer Fire Dept at $7,400 per year
• Annual lease agreement with Mandarin-Loretto Volunteer Fire Dept at $38,200 per year

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting met for an agenda discussion. The provided agenda contains no specific topics or items for review.

Special Committee on Resiliency

The committee will present and vote to approve 'The Final Report: COJ Special Committee on Resiliency.' The meeting also includes presentations of certificates and awards of appreciation.

• Vote to approve 'The Final Report: COJ Special Committee on Resiliency'
• Certificates of Appreciation for Council Members Joyce Morgan, Matt Carlucci, and Garrett Dennis
• Awards of Appreciation Presentation by Chair DeFoor

City Council

The City Council will consider multiple quasi-judicial rezoning applications for properties including New Berlin Road and Atlantic Boulevard. The agenda also includes an appropriation of $286,047.13 for aerial photography services and amendments to waste collection procurement procedures.

• Rezoning at 0 & 2059 New Berlin Rd from PUD to PUD
• Rezoning at 13748 Atlantic Blvd. & 13713 Betty Dr. from CCG-1 to PUD
• $286,047.13 appropriation for Pictometry International Corp aerial photography services
• Amendment to waste collection and disposal service procurement procedures
• Appointment of Isaac Rhodes Robinson to the Duval County Research & Development Authority

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The February 22, 2021 agenda for this committee contains only procedural information. No specific legislative items, contracts, or topics were listed for discussion.

Special Committee on Resiliency

The agenda for the Special Committee on Resiliency contains only procedural information. No specific topics, motions, or decisions are listed for discussion.

Finance Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Finance Committee meeting on February 17, 2021, consists only of procedural information. No specific ordinances, contracts, or topics are listed for discussion.

Finance Committee

The committee will review auditor reports regarding the Mayor’s travel and annual fiscal updates. Members are also considering ordinances for new employee retirement provisions and a vessel registration fee. Several funding appropriations for community programs and property acquisitions are also scheduled.

• New early retirement options for General Employees and Correction Officer Pension Plans
• Local Option Vessel Registration Fee ordinance
• $50,000 grant to JTA for the “Door-to-Store” program
• $310,974 for property acquisition at 6734 Bakersfield Dr.
• $60,000 for Pine Forest Senior Ctr renovation

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the February 17, 2021, Rules Committee meeting contains only procedural information and committee rosters. No specific ordinances, contracts, or discussions are documented in this text.

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee is considering several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include funding for the "Proj. Inspire" Anti-Gang Program and amendments to the General Employees Retirement Plan. The committee is also reviewing attorney fee reimbursement rates and local appointments.

• Amendment to increase maximum hourly attorney’s fees from $350 to $400
• Amendments to the General Employees Retirement Plan regarding a 2021 Limited Retirement Option
• Appropriation of $162,865 in DOJ grant funds and $67,040 for the "Proj. Inspire" Anti-Gang Program
• Appropriation of $225,280 to Kids Hope Alliance for programming at Clanzel T. Brown Community Ctr & Park
• Appointment of Isaac Rhodes Robinson to the Duval County Research & Development Authority

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee held public hearings for various property rezonings and land use amendments. These applications involve changing designations for properties across the city, ranging from small lots to large acreage. Some items were deferred for later consideration.

• Rezoning 174 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr. (deferred)
• Rezoning 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd. to PUD
• Rezoning 8.58 acres at 0 Parental Home Rd. to PUD
• Rezoning 10.36 acres at 0 Cedar Point Rd. to PUD
• Small-scale amendment for 0 Florence St. from LI to MDR

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda for the February 17, 2021, meeting of the Jacksonville Land Use & Zoning Committee contains only procedural information. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision.

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding infrastructure funding and land use. Key items include a $310,974 project for flood-prone property acquisition and mobility fee credits for Pecan Park Road development. The meeting also addressed waste collection procurement and university research funding.

• $310,974 for property acquisition and demolition at 6734 Bakersfield Dr.
• $50,000 grant to JTA for the 'Door-to-Store' grocery program
• $304,000 in mobility fee credits for land conveyance along Pecan Park Rd.
• $74,993 appropriation to UNF for water quality modeling development
• Proposed naming of the field at J.P. Small Memorial Park Stadium

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances for a new vessel registration fee and a Citizen Review Board. It is also considering several appropriations, including $200,000 for the JaxCareConnect health program and $200,000 for Operation Boost!.

• New vessel registration fee estimated to generate $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• Establishment of a 14-member Council-Appointed Citizen Review Board
• $200,000 appropriation for the JaxCareConnect program and six clinics
• $200,000 appropriation for the Operation Boost! program
• $200,000 for a Neighborhood Blight & Clean-up Pilot Program in Brentwood

Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) Special Committee

The JSEB Special Committee will conduct a program wrap-up and discuss proposed legislation. The committee is tasked with reviewing the JSEB program to identify successes and challenges.

• JSEB program wrap-up
• Review of proposed legislation

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission will discuss St. Johns River water quality and manatee status. The meeting includes a proposal to appropriate $74,993 to the University of North Florida for a water quality module. Other topics include boat ramp updates and sandbar dredging.

• Appropriation of $74,993 for UNF water quality module development
• St. Johns River Status Report on Water Quality and Manatees
• Boat Ramp Updates at 8505 Beach Blvd
• Report on Slow Speed Zones
• Discussion regarding future water taxi routes

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council meeting includes several land use and zoning decisions. The Council will consider re-appropriating $1,484,210 in federal funds for downpayment assistance and affordable housing rehabilitation. Several appointments to city commissions are also scheduled for approval.

• Re-appropriation of $1,484,210 in HUD funds for affordable housing programs
• Rezoning request for 16.06 acres at Quinlan Road East and Quinlan Ridge Lane East
• Liquor license distance waiver appeal for One Bar & Lounge, Inc. at 2665 Park St.
• Road frontage and lot size waivers for properties on Doric Ave.
• Signage size increase request for San Marco United Methodist Church at 1620 Naldo Ave.

Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) Special Committee

The committee will hear discussion and recommendations regarding Chapter 126, Part 6B of the Ordinance Code. This includes topics such as JSEB administration, personnel, compliance, procedures, project goals, and budget. Guest speakers from JSEB Administration and Procurement will present their findings.

• Recommendations for Chapter 126, Part 6B regarding administration and budget
• Discussion on JSEB program compliance and procedures
• Review of JSEB project goals and personnel

Finance Committee

The provided agenda contains meeting logistics and a list of committee members. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in this document.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing a cost-sharing agreement for the Cecil Field Connector Road and updates to employee retirement plans. The committee will also review auditor reports on JTA Paratransit and the FY 2020/21 budget summary. Several items regarding cannabis citations and large gatherings have been deferred.

• Cecil Field Connector Road agreement involving $5,267,052.68 in Better Jacksonville Plan funds
• New 2021 Limited Retirement Option for eligible employees
• Implementation of a Local Option Vessel Registration Fee
• Re-appropriation of $1,484,210 from HUD grants for affordable housing assistance
• Council Auditor reports on JTA Paratransit and the FY 2020/21 budget summary

Rules Committee

The provided agenda for the Jacksonville Rules Committee meeting on February 2, 2021, contains only procedural information and does not list any specific items for discussion or decision.

Rules Committee

The Jacksonville Rules Committee reviewed several items, including a cost-sharing agreement for the Cecil Field Connector Road. Several ordinances regarding pension plans, vessel fees, and a 'Hit Free Zone' were deferred at the request of Council Member Dennis. The committee also considered an appointment to the Duval County Research & Development Authority.

• Appointment of Isaac Rhodes Robinson to the Duval County Research & Development Authority
• $5,267,052.68 in Better Jacksonville Plan funds for Cecil Field Connector Road construction
• $731,227 mobility fee credit related to the Cecil Field project
• Deferral of a resolution to designate City Hall as a 'Hit Free Zone'
• Deferral of ordinances regarding early retirement options in the General Employees Retirement Plan

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and meeting logistics. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in this document.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Jacksonville Land Use & Zoning Committee met to hold public hearings on various rezoning applications. Several items, including a 174-acre industrial park project, were deferred for future meetings.

• Rezoning of 16.06 acres at Quinlan Road East from RR-ACRE to RLD-90
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd from RR-Acre to PUD
• Deferral of rezoning for 174 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr and Duval Rd
• Rezoning of 0.07 acres at 0 Florence St from LI to MDR
• Rezoning of 0.99 acres at 8113 & 8129 Alton Ave from CO to CCG-2

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee is reviewing a cost-sharing agreement for the Cecil Field Connector Road project involving millions in funding. The agenda also includes amendments to employee retirement plans and funding for property acquisitions.

• Cecil Field Connector Road: $731,227 in mobility credits and $5,267,052.68 in Better Jacksonville Plan funds
• Amendment to provide a six-month window for early retirement options
• $310,974.00 for property acquisition and demolition at 6734 Bakersfield Dr.
• Sale of surplus city property at 0 E 1st St for $3,700
• $50,000 grant to JTA for the 'Door-to-Store' program

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing ordinances for healthcare revenue bonds and community health program funding. Several items, including a new Citizen Review Board and cannabis citation rules, are currently deferred. The agenda also includes amendments to retirement plan provisions and federal housing fund re-allocations.

• Authorization of up to $150 million in revenue bonds for Baptist Health facilities
• Appropriation of $200,000 for the JaxCareConnect program and six clinics
• Re-allocation of $1,484,210 in federal funds for housing assistance
• Amendment to retirement plan rules regarding a 6-month early retirement window

Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) Special Committee

The committee will discuss recommendations regarding Chapter 126, Part 6B of the Ordinance Code. Guest speakers Dinah Mason and Greg Pease will present on JSEB administration, compliance, and project goals. This meeting is part of a broader review to identify successes and challenges within the JSEB program.

• Recommendations for Chapter 126, Part 6B (JSEB Administration and Personnel)
• Discussion on compliance, procedures, project goals, and budget

City Council

The City Council will consider several quasi-judicial rezoning applications for properties in District 7 and District 2. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding the return of the Hemming Confederate Monument statue to the Hemming family. Additionally, the council will review technical amendments to the Florida Building Code.

• Rezoning at 14670 Duval Rd. & 0 Ranch Rd.
• Resolution regarding the return of the Hemming Confederate Monument statue
• Rezoning at 515 9th St. E
• Adoption of technical amendments to the Florida Building Code
• License agreement for office space at 1095 A. Philip Randolph Blvd.

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment will review jobs initiative proposals and new legislation requests. This includes funding for the Boys and Girls’ Clubs of NE Florida and the “Safer Together” workshop series. The committee will also discuss proposed infrastructure projects.

• $225,280 funding request for Boys and Girls’ Clubs of NE Florida and Clanzel T. Brown Community Center
• $35,500 funding request for “Safer Together” workshop series
• Presentations on Northside Coalition of Jacksonville jobs initiatives
• Discussion of proposed SJCIC infrastructure projects

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission is meeting to hold a discussion regarding Wake Zone issues. The preliminary agenda also includes a roll call and a period for public comment.

• Discussion of Wake Zone issues

Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) Special Committee

The committee is reviewing the Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) program to identify successes and challenges. Guest speakers will discuss recommendations regarding JSEB administration, compliance, and budget. The committee will also review final proposed recommendations.

• Recommendations regarding Chapter 126, Part 6B (JSEB Administration, Compliance, and Budget)
• Final proposed recommendations from Lawsikia Hodges and Committee Members

Special Committee on Resiliency

The Special Committee on Resiliency will review presentations and hold votes to adopt work products for three subcommittees. These groups focus on infrastructure, environmental planning, and community outreach.

• Vote to adopt Subcommittee on Education, Protection of Local Neighborhoods, and Community Outreach work product
• Vote to adopt Subcommittee on Environmental Planning work product
• Vote to adopt Subcommittee on Infrastructure, and Continuity of Operations for Essential Services work product
• Presentation of subcommittee work products by Sean Lahav

Special Committee on Resiliency

The Special Committee on Resiliency met on January 21, 2021. The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific topics for discussion or decision.

Finance Committee

The January 20, 2021, Finance Committee agenda consists of procedural information and a list of committee members. No specific topics or motions are listed for discussion in the provided text.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee reviewed several ordinances, including funding for the closure of the E. 59th St. railroad crossing and a redevelopment agreement for 233 W. Duval St. Several items regarding cannabis citations and vessel registration fees were deferred or withdrawn during the meeting.

• $3,000,000 grant for renovation of the Former Independent Life Building at 233 W. Duval St.
• Appropriation of $15,000 for the closure of the E. 59th St. railroad-highway grade crossing.
• Proposed civil citations for possession of up to 20 grams of cannabis or paraphernalia.
• Proposal for a new Local Option Vessel Registration Fee.

Rules Committee

The January 20, 2021, Rules Committee meeting agenda consists only of a scheduled agenda discussion. No specific ordinances, contracts, or other substantive legislative actions are documented in this text.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee approved a $3,000,000 grant for the redevelopment of the Former Independent Life Building at 233 W. Duval St. Members also approved zoning changes to allow swimming lessons as a home occupation and updated guidelines for essential personnel during emergencies. Other items regarding City Hall safety and retirement windows were deferred or withdrawn.

• $3,000,000 grant for the renovation of the Former Independent Life Building at 233 W. Duval St
• Zoning change to permit swimming lessons as a home occupation
• Updated guidelines for determining essential personnel during emergencies
• Appointment of Isaac Rhodes Robinson to the Duval County Research & Development Authority

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The provided agenda contains only procedural information and does not list specific items for discussion or decision.

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The Land Use & Zoning Committee reviewed several rezoning applications and land use amendments for various properties. Many items, including a large-scale industrial rezoning, were deferred or lacked planning reports for this meeting.

• Rezoning of 16.06 acres on Quinlan Road East (deferred)
• Rezoning of 23.59 acres at 3323 Loretto Rd
• Rezoning of 174.0 acres at 2619 & 0 Ignition Dr and 0 Duval Rd (deferred)
• Rezoning of 0.99 acres at 8113 and 8129 Alton Ave
• Small-scale land use amendment for 0 Florence St

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The committee approved donating two city-owned parcels to Gateway Community Services, Inc. to support a behavioral health care facility. Members also reviewed funding for the E. 59th St. railroad crossing closure and discussed pension plan amendments.

• Increased funding to $19,500 for the E. 59th St. railroad crossing closure
• Donation of 2133 Broadway Ave and 0 Line St to Gateway Community Services, Inc.
• Amendments to early retirement windows in the General Employees Retirement Plan
• Redevelopment agreement for the former Independent Life Building at 233 W. Duval St

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing an amendment regarding $19,500 in funding for the E. 59th St. railroad crossing closure. The agenda also includes proposals for property donations to Gateway Community Services, Inc. and a new vessel registration fee. Several other items on the agenda have been deferred.

• Amendment to provide $19,500 for E. 59th St. railroad crossing closure
• Donation of 2133 Broadway Ave and 0 Line St to Gateway Community Services, Inc.
• Proposal for a new local option vessel registration fee
• Proposed early retirement window for city pension plans
• $26,500 contract for Lot J development consulting

Special Committee on Resiliency

The January 19, 2021, agenda for the Special Committee on Resiliency contains only procedural information and committee member names. No topics or actions are scheduled for discussion.

Jacksonville Small & Emerging Business (JSEB) Special Committee

The JSEB Special Committee will discuss proposed changes to Chapter 126, Part 6A regarding small business capital, bonding, and outreach. The committee is also reviewing final recommendations and the legislative filing timeline for its program review.

• Discussion of changes to Chapter 126, Part 6A (Small Business Capital, Bonding and Outreach Program)
• Review of final proposed recommendations
• Discussion of legislative filing timeline
• Approval of minutes from the December 18, 2020 meeting

Special Committee on Resiliency

The subcommittee will discuss updates regarding AAA Workshops 2020-526 and the Local Mitigation Strategy 2020-701. The meeting also includes a subcommittee summary presentation by subject matter experts.

• AAA Workshops Update 2020-526
• Local Mitigation Strategy 2020-701
• Subcommittee Summary presentation

Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources

The Special Committee on the Opioid Epidemic, Vaping & Mental Health Resources will receive reports on overdose trends and a Narcan grant. The meeting includes updates on Project Save Lives, an opioid lawsuit, and a mental health pilot program.

• Project Save Lives update
• Overdose trends and Narcan Grant report
• Opioid Lawsuit update
• E-Cigarettes and Vaping Initiative preview
• Mental Health Pilot Program update

Special Committee on Redistricting

The Special Committee on Redistricting will hold an organizational meeting. No specific redistricting plans or items are listed for discussion in this agenda.

• Organizational meeting for the Special Committee on Redistricting

Jacksonville Waterways Commission

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission will consider land use revisions for properties near U.S. Hwy 301 S. and New Berlin Rd. The meeting includes reports on St. Johns River water quality and manatee protection plans. Members will also discuss waterfront projects and storm water discharge in the Ortega River.

• Large scale land use revision for 7,002.25± acres at 0 U.S. Hwy 301 S. & 0 Normandy Blvd.
• Small-scale land use amendment for 3.14± acres at 3029 New Berlin Rd.
• St. Johns River water quality and manatee status report.
• Discussion of the Manatee Protection Plan report.
• Adaptive kayak launch at Ribault.

City Council

The Jacksonville City Council is reviewing multiple rezoning applications for properties including Gate Pkwy N and St. Johns Bluff Rd. The agenda also includes the adoption of the 2020 Duval County Local Mitigation Strategy Update. Additionally, the council will consider several financial appropriations and a new lease for a JSO substation.

• Rezoning at 10005 Gate Pkwy N
• $1,079,479.00 appropriation for Inmate Welfare Trust Fund budget
• $6,500 monthly lease for JSO substation at 1680 Dunn Ave
• Designation of Old Bisbee Building as a local landmark
• $85,000.00 appropriation for veterans' suicide prevention

Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment

The Special Committee on Social Justice and Community Investment will consider several pieces of proposed legislation requesting funds for various city programs. These include the Operation Boost! Program, a neighborhood blight pilot program in Brentwood, and the JaxCareConnect Program. The committee will also discuss infrastructure and jobs policy.

• $200,000 requested for Operation Boost! Program
• $200,000 requested for Brentwood Neighborhood Blight & Clean-up Pilot Program
• $200,000 requested for JaxCareConnect Program
• Discussion on Infrastructure and Jobs Program policy

Finance Committee

The provided document contains the meeting logistics and attendee list for the Jacksonville Finance Committee. No specific discussion topics, proposals, or decisions are included in this agenda text.

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing an amendment to the Cecil Field Golf Course management agreement that extends the term through 2025 and modifies fee structures. Several ordinances, including a $41.5 million borrowing request for the Lot J Development Project, were deferred. The committee also reviewed approved items regarding a new JSO substation lease and residential elevation funding.

• 5-year term extension and revised fees for Cecil Field Golf Course agreement
• $41,500,000 borrowing request for Lot J Development Project (deferred)
• Lease of 1680 Dunn Ave for a JSO substation at $6,500 per month (approved)
• $248,850 appropriation for residential elevation at 13410 Eynon Drive (approved)
• Donation of 2133 Broadway Ave to Gateway Community Services, Inc. (deferred)

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee approved amendments for the donation of surplus city properties at 2133 Broadway Ave and 0 Line St to Gateway Community Services, Inc. Other agenda items, including zoning changes and a 'Hit Free Zone' policy, were deferred or withdrawn.

• Donation of 2133 Broadway Ave to Gateway Community Services, Inc.
• Donation of 0 Line St to Gateway Community Services, Inc.
• Honorary street designation on Myrtle Ave N for Quenthon Anthony “Nick” Malpress
• Public hearing regarding amendments to the Zoning Code and Central Business District

Land Use & Zoning Committee

The committee met to consider various property rezonings and land use amendments throughout Jacksonville. Several items, including a 174-acre industrial rezoning, were deferred at the request of council members or applicants. Many applications on the agenda were presented without planning commission reports.

• Rezoning 16.06 acres at Quinlan Road East (deferred)
• Rezoning 23.59 acres near Loretto Road to a PUD
• Rezoning 174.0 acres at Ignition Drive and Duval Road (deferred)
• Small-scale land use amendment for 5.90 acres on Clapboard Creek Drive
• Rezoning 2.70 acres on Clapboard Creek Drive

Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

The Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee met to consider several ordinances and funding requests. The committee approved a new annual report for the city recycling program and an honorary street designation on Myrtle Ave N. Several other items, including infrastructure projects and property transfers, were deferred.

• Approval of an honorary street designation for Quenthon Anthony “Nick” Malpress on Myrtle Ave N
• Approval of a new annual report requirement for the city recycling program
• Deferred $15,000 funding for E. 59th St. railroad-highway crossing closure
• Deferred transfer of 2133 Broadway Ave to Gateway Community Services, Inc.
• Deferred redevelopment agreement for 233 W. Duval St involving a $3,000,000.00 grant

Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health and Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing an amendment to the management agreement for Cecil Field Golf Course, LLC. The proposal extends the contract through 2025 and removes restaurant areas from the managed facility. It also modifies the base fee revenue owed to the City.

• Extending Cecil Field Golf Course agreement term by five years to October 3, 2025
• Removing restaurant, kitchen, and snack bar areas from the Cecil Field management agreement
• Reducing the 2020 base fee for Cecil Field Golf Course from $20,000 to $10,000
• Proposed vessel registration fee estimated to generate $250,000 to $300,000 annually
• Donating surplus property on Broadway Ave and Line St to Gateway Community Services, Inc.