Kissimmee public meetings in 2022

Advisory Boards

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will approve October minutes, hear public comment, and discuss new business including scoring Period II fee waiver grant applications, setting the 2022/2023 meeting schedule, and voting on officers for 2022/23.

• Approval of October 12, 2022 meeting minutes
• Fee Waiver Grant Scoring - Period II - 2022/23
• Meeting Schedule for 2022/2023
• 2022/23 Vote of Officers

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings on four conditional use and rezoning requests, including a child care facility, an office conversion, a 30-unit multifamily development, and a zoning map amendment for Ivey Creek. The board will also approve minutes from its November 2 meeting.

• Conditional use for child care facility at 820 Emmett Street (CU-22-0011)
• Conditional use for office conversion at 721 Mabbette Street (DRC-21-00055)
• Conditional use for 30-unit multifamily residential at 511 Dillingham Avenue (CU-22-0010)
• Zoning map amendment from PMUD to RC-1 for Ivey Creek (ZMA-22-0006, Ordinance #22-21)

Pension Boards

The Kissimmee Police Pension Board is meeting to review its quarterly financial report, approve minutes, expenses, and retirement allocations for the fourth quarter of FY 2022, and discuss a proposal from GRS for fee comparison. The agenda is mostly routine administrative items.

• Review of Quarterly Financial Report
• Approval of Police Pension Minutes from August 2, 2022
• Approval of Quarterly Expenses
• Approval of Quarterly Retirement, Return of Contributions, and Share Allocation for 4th Quarter FY 2022
• GRS Proposal for fee comparison

Pension Boards

The General Pension Board of Kissimmee, FL will meet to review the September 30, 2022 quarterly financial report for fiscal year 2022 and approve administrative items such as minutes, retirements, and expense reports. The board will also discuss the cost of a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) study and proposed 2023 meeting dates.

• Review of September 30, 2022 quarter financial report for FY 2022
• Approval of Summary Plan Description
• Approval of 4th Quarter Retirement(s) and Return of Contributions
• Request Board review of the cost of the COLA study
• Approval of 2023 proposed pension meeting dates

General

The Kissimmee Charter School Board is holding its regular meeting with updates on a bus purchase, Hurricane Ian renovations, and the financial report. The board will also consider several policies, including one related to House Bill 1557, and hear presentations from grant recipients.

• Bus Purchase Update
• Hurricane Ian Renovations Update
• Financial Report
• Policy on Complaints Related to House Bill 1557 (2022)
• American Heart Association Grant Recipient presentation

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on two ordinances: a 'glitch' ordinance making minor updates to the Land Development Code, and a new ordinance establishing standards for car washes in the Form-Based Code area. The commission will also hold a public hearing to adopt a resolution amending the FY2021-2022 operating budget, increasing it by $35,611,695. Several consent agenda items include contracts, purchases, and subdivision approvals.

• Final reading of Ordinance #22-017: Land Development Code 'glitch' updates, including increasing affordable housing density bonus from 10% to 20%
• Final reading of Ordinance #22-018: Adds car washes as permitted use in T5-U zone with development standards
• Public hearing to adopt resolution amending FY2021-2022 operating budget, increasing by $35,611,695
• Purchase of Archer 1200 Steel Barrier Security Kit for $93,264.34
• Three-year SIEM software agreement for $113,019.39

General

The Kissimmee Historic Preservation Board is meeting to consider a change of use and exterior property improvements at 721 Mabbette Street. The board will also approve minutes from its July 21, 2021 meeting. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• 721 Mabbette Street - Change of Use - Exterior property improvements
• Approval of July 21, 2021 meeting minutes

Advisory Boards

The Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings regarding zoning map amendments, right-of-way vacations, and conditional use permits for various properties. These items include proposals for residential development, manufacturing, and educational facilities within the city.

• Zoning map amendment for Give Kids the World (ZMA-22-0005)
• Vacation of right-of-way on Aultman Street and N. Beaumont Avenue
• Conditional use permit for a six-unit multifamily project at 925 Hughey Street
• Conditional use permit for heavy manufacturing at 941 Armstrong Boulevard
• Conditional use permit for a cosmetology school at 505 W Vine St.

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on amendments to the General Employees' Retirement Plan and updates to the Land Development Code. The agenda includes a final reading for retirement plan changes and first readings for a "glitch ordinance" to clarify land development language and new standards for car washes in the Form-Based Code area. Additionally, the Commission will consider several consent items, including grant acceptances and construction agreements.

• Ordinance #22-19: General Employees' Retirement Plan amendments
• Ordinance #22-017: Land Development Code "glitch" language updates
• Ordinance #22-018: New development standards for car washes
• $30,000 advertising grant for Kissimmee Gateway Airport
• $68,645 Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grant for the Police Department

Pension Boards

The Kissimmee Fire Pension Board is meeting to handle routine financial and administrative business. They will vote on fourth-quarter expenses for FY 2022, approve quarterly retirement and contribution allocations, and review financial reports. The board will also consider minutes from its August 2022 meeting.

• Approval of 4th Quarterly Expenses for FY 2022
• Approval of Quarterly Retirement, Return of Contributions, and Share Allocation
• Review of 4th Quarter Financial Reports for FY 2022
• Fire Pension Board Minutes for 08/02/2022

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission is meeting to consider land use amendments and a planned unit development for 114.25 acres along E. Osceola Parkway to allow 1,020,000 square feet of industrial warehouse uses instead of residential and commercial plans. The commission will also hold a first reading on a retirement plan amendment and review grant funding and agreements.

• Ordinance #22-09: Second and final reading of a land use amendment changing 114.25 acres along E. Osceola Parkway to Conservation and Industrial Business
• Ramona Planned Unit Development Amendment (PUD-22-0001) to establish 1,020,000 sq. ft. of industrial warehouse uses
• General Employees' Retirement Plan amendment with an annual cost of $37,900
• Acceptance of the 2022 Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant of $12,458.25 from the U.S. Department of Justice
• License agreement for outdoor dining within the Dakin Avenue right-of-way at 16 E. Dakin Avenue

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss routine business, including grant scoring and community benefit grants. The agenda includes the approval of past minutes from August 10, 2022, and time for public comment.

• Fee Waiver Grant Scoring - Period II - 2022/23
• Community Benefit Grant
• Approval of meeting minutes from the August 10, 2022 meeting

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board is meeting to consider two ordinances: a 'glitch' ordinance updating language throughout the Land Development Code, and a new ordinance establishing development standards for car washes in the Form-Based Code area. The board will also handle routine items like minutes and old/new business.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 22-017 (LUPA-22-0005) to amend Land Development Code Chapter 14 and move a statement from Section 42-48 to Section 14-4-6.A.9
• Public hearing on Ordinance 22-018 (ZMA-22-0003) to add car wash standards to Section 14-5-8.G and permit car washes in the T5-U transect zone
• Meeting held at City Hall, 101 Church Street, Kissimmee, FL at 6:00 PM

General

The Kissimmee Citizens Police Review Board will hold a general meeting to discuss routine business, public comments, and internal affairs investigations. The agenda includes the approval of minutes from the July 6, 2022 meeting, the presentation of new inquiries, and the review of Internal Affairs investigation IA 22-008. Residents can attend the session at City Hall located at 101 Church Street.

• Review IA 22-008 Alleged Violation of Obedience to Policies and Procedures, General Orders, and Other Written Directives
• Approval of Board Minutes July 06, 2022
• Presentation of New Inquiries

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning change for 30.98 acres east of South John Young Parkway, north of Hacienda Circle, and west of Lake Tohopekaliga. The meeting also includes proclamations, software maintenance contracts, subdivision plats, and grant allocations.

• Rezoning 30.98 acres from PMUD to RC-1 (Multiple Family Medium Density Residential) for townhomes and multi-family units
• Tyler Technologies software maintenance contract renewal: $241,890
• CentralSquare Technologies public safety software maintenance: $158,546.60
• First Loop Logistics Park final plat approval (42.41-acre industrial subdivision)
• Osceola Village Center Phase 2 final plat approval (136-lot residential subdivision)

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold a public hearing to adopt the final millage levy of 4.6253 mills and a $240,953,811 budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. The consent agenda includes several routine items such as an incentive agreement for a medical company, a replat, and various contracts. Discussion items include a services agreement renewal and advisory board appointments.

• Adoption of final millage rate 4.6253 mills and $240,953,811 budget
• Incentive agreement with Eden Cosmetic & Wellness, LLC (over $92,136 package, $80,636.17 cash impact)
• Ratification of police union contract reopeners with 5% pay increase and $2,500 bonus
• Janitorial services contract with Halo Building Services for $226,723.44
• Design contract with Lunz Group for Fire Station No. 15 ($701,229.80)

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter School Board will hold a regular meeting on September 22, 2022, at 4:30 PM. The agenda includes procedural items, a consent agenda with minutes and a reunification plan, and discussions on bus repairs, the FY 2022 audit, and a budget amendment. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Bus repair and purchase discussion
• FY 2022 audit presentation
• Budget amendment proposal

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt a tentative millage rate of 4.6253 mills and a tentative budget of $240,953,811 for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The Commission will also convene as the Community Redevelopment Agency board to adopt budgets for the Downtown and Vine Street districts. Additionally, the meeting includes the swearing-in of new commissioners and the recognition of outgoing members.

• Adopt tentative millage levy of 4.6253 mills and $240,953,811 budget
• Adopt $4,765,539 Downtown Kissimmee CRA budget
• Adopt $3,497,023 Vine Street CRA budget
• Approve third amendment to landscape services agreement with Premier Lawn Maintenance LLC
• Acceptance of Florida Department of Transportation grant for Taxiway E extension at Kissimmee Gateway Airport

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings on two items: a rezoning to establish RC-1 (Multiple Family Medium Density Residential) for a property under ZMA-22-0004, and a conditional use with site plan for a child care facility at 1425 and 1429 Smith St. The board will also appoint or reappoint its Chair and Vice Chair, and approve the June 15, 2022 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 22-16 (ZMA-22-0004) to rezone property to RC-1 (Multiple Family Medium Density Residential)
• Public hearing on Conditional Use with Site Plan (CU-22-0007) for a child care facility at 1425 and 1429 Smith St.
• Appointment/reappointment of Planning Advisory Board Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of June 15, 2022 meeting minutes

Pension Boards

The General Pension Board is meeting to review the third-quarter financial report for FY 2022 and to consider several administrative items, including approval of minutes, 2023 meeting dates, expense reports, retirements, and a proposed ordinance change to DROP eligibility for City members of the General Employees Retirement Plan. The meeting also includes time for public comment and attorney updates.

• Review of 3rd Quarter Financial Report for FY 2022
• Approval of General Employees minutes from June 7, 2022 meeting
• Approval of proposed 2023 meeting dates for General Employees Pension
• Approval of General Employees Expense Report for 3rd Quarter FY 2022
• Proposed ordinance change amending DROP eligibility for City members of the General Employees Retirement Plan

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter School Board is meeting to handle routine business and several substantive items. They will consider a final budget amendment for the 2021-2022 school year, a teacher salary increase allocation, and annual officer appointments. The board will also hear presentations on special education recognition, civics and debate initiative, and a Golden School Award.

• Final 2021-2022 school year budget amendment
• Teacher Salary Increase Allocation
• Annual Officer Appointments
• Milner Copier Contract Extension
• Prior Parental Notification of Involuntary Examination Policy and Procedures

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances to amend the Future Land Use Map: one converting 114.25 acres near E. Osceola Parkway to Conservation and Industrial Business, and another extending the Mixed Use Vine designation west of Hoagland Boulevard. The meeting will also consider a $58,000 contract with Raftelis Financial Consultants to update recreation impact fees and establish new fees for police and fire services.

• Ordinance #22-09: Land-use change for 114.25 acres west of Florida's Turnpike to Conservation and Industrial Business (LUPA-22-0001)
• Ordinance #22-12: Extend Mixed Use Vine designation west of Hoagland Boulevard (LUPA-22-0004)
• Constellation PUD Amendment: Replace 720 residential units with 1,020,000 sq. ft. industrial warehouse uses (PUD-22-0001)
• Contract with Raftelis Financial Consultants for $58,000 impact fee study for recreation, police, and fire services
• Approval of August 2, 2022 City Commission minutes

Advisory Boards

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear public comment, and discuss new business. Items include scoring fee waiver grant applications for the 2022/23 period, reviewing the Lancaster Ranch Park GMP, and discussing a Recreation Impact Fee Study.

• Approval of June 8, 2022 meeting minutes
• Fee Waiver Grant Scoring - Period I - 2022/23
• Lancaster Ranch Park GMP
• Recreation Impact Fee Study

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission is holding public hearings on a land use amendment and a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment for the Constellation (formerly Ramona) property, which would change 114.25 acres to industrial and allow 1,020,000 sq. ft. of warehouse uses, replacing previously approved residential and commercial uses. The commission will also consider several consent agenda items, including a police department opioid overdose program, airport subleases, and a legal services purchase order increase.

• Public hearing on Ordinance #22-09 to change Future Land Use designation on 114.25 acres to Conservation and Industrial Business (LUPA-22-0001)
• Public hearing on PUD-22-0001 to allow 1,020,000 sq. ft. of industrial warehouse uses, removing 720 residential units, 182,000 sq. ft. commercial, 300 hotel rooms, and assisted living facility
• Approval for Kissimmee Police to apply for HEROS Program to receive 200 Naloxone units valued at $7,500
• Consent to sub-lease hangar space at Kissimmee Gateway Airport from Stallion 51 Maintenance Operations, Inc. to ASAP Aerospace Group, Inc.
• Increase purchase order with Gray Robinson P.A. by $266,500 for legal services for West Oak Street Widening and John Young Parkway project

Pension Boards

The Police Pension Board will meet to review the 3rd quarter financial report and expense report for fiscal year 2022. The board will also consider the administrative budget for fiscal year 2023 and discuss a proposed change to the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) structure.

• Approval of the Administrative FY 2023 Police Pension Budget
• Review of 3rd quarter Financial Report for the Police Pension FY 2022
• Approval of the Police Pension Expense Report for the 3rd Quarter FY 2022
• Review of requested study for change in COLA structure and COLA increase
• Approval for fee increase from the Actuary Foster & Foster

Pension Boards

The Kissimmee Fire Pension Board will meet to review third-quarter financial reports and retirement allocations for fiscal year 2022. The board will also consider approval of the administrative budget for fiscal year 2023 and a requested fee increase from the actuary, Foster & Foster.

• Approval of the Administrative FY 2023 Firefighters Pension Budget
• Review of 3rd Quarter Financial Report for the Firefighters Pension FY 2022
• Request for fee increase from the Actuary Foster & Foster
• Client Consent approval between Manning & Napier and Firefighters Pension
• Approval of 2023 meeting dates

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission is holding a special budget workshop to review the proposed fiscal year 2022-23 budget. Department heads will present their budgets, and the commission will discuss social services, set the proposed millage rate, and schedule public hearings for September 13 and 27.

• Review of department budgets including Police, Fire, Public Works, Parks and Recreation, and Airport
• Set the proposed millage rate
• Schedule public hearings for September 13 and September 27
• Social services review

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings on establishing the Knightsbridge Community Development District and on the city's FY2022 Annual Action Plan for federal CDBG and HOME funds. They will also consider a PUD amendment for the Fountainhead development. The consent agenda includes several routine items such as contract approvals and equipment purchases, including seven new garbage trucks for $2,399,159.

• Public hearing on Ordinance #22-15 to establish the Knightsbridge Community Development District
• Public hearing on the FY2022 Annual Action Plan allocating $732,540 in CDBG and $373,301.95 in HOME funds
• Public hearing on Fountainhead PUD Amendment (PUD-22-0003) affecting 128.1 acres
• Purchase of seven Autocar/New Way front-end load garbage trucks for $2,399,159
• First Amendment to lease with Aviator Holdings for 606 Dyer Blvd, extending lease 20 years

General

The Kissimmee Citizens Police Review Board will meet to consider meeting minutes from April 06, 2022, hear public comments, and review multiple internal affairs investigations. The agenda includes discussions on new inquiries, consent items, and specific investigations regarding police conduct.

• Review IA 22-002 Alleged Violation of Obedience To Laws
• Review IA 22-004 Alleged Violation of Handling Money, Property and Evidence
• Review IA 22-007 Social Media Public Comment Complaint
• Review IA 21-020 Alleged Conduct Toward Public

City Commission

The City Commission will meet to approve routine minutes, recognize an Employee of the Month, and vote on several contracts and agreements. Notable items include a security guard services contract for school safety and a temporary construction easement for Lancaster Ranch Park.

• Award bid for Security Guard Services (RFP 2022-007) to Eagle Globe Protective Services for $45/hour
• Temporary Construction Easement with Osceola County School Board at Lancaster Ranch Park
• Second Amendment to RS&H, Inc. contract for City Hall expansion design services ($39,745.67)
• First Amendment to ground lease with Mach1 Aviation, LLC at Airport’s Business Airpark
• Sixth Amendment to FBO Ground Lease with Sheltair Kissimmee, LLC for hangar development

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold a public meeting to swear in five new police officers and introduce a new medical center at 1821 Armstrong Blvd. The Commission will also vote on several contracts, including geotechnical engineering services, a dump truck purchase, and sidewalk design work.

• Swearing in five new police officers: Edenid Munoz, Rosalyn Espiet, Andres Contramaestre, Darius Culpepper, Jaiquan Owens
• Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Kissimmee Professional Plaza, LLC for $53,200 in incentives for a $5M medical center at 1821 Armstrong Blvd
• Purchase of a dump truck from Florida Kenworth LLC for $167,391.00
• Award of Design Services Contract to METRO Consulting Group, LLC for the West Hill Street Sidewalk Project for $130,000.00
• Award of Contract Bid IFB2022-002 for Citywide Asphalt Milling, Resurfacing, and Concrete Repair Services

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board is meeting to consider two public hearings: the annexation of 15.50 acres for Give Kids The World (Ordinance #22-14) and an amendment to the Fountainhead Planned Unit Development (PUD-22-0003). The board will also approve the May 4, 2022 meeting minutes and appoint a chair and vice chair.

• Public hearing on annexation of 15.50 acres for Give Kids The World (AX-22-0002, Ordinance #22-14)
• Public hearing on Fountainhead PUD Amendment (PUD-22-0003)
• Approval of May 4, 2022 meeting minutes
• Appointment/reappointment of Planning Advisory Board Chair and Vice Chair

Advisory Boards

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will consider approving minutes, hear public comment, and receive a department update. The main business is scoring fee waiver applications for two periods and discussing an update to the Community Benefit Fund policy.

• Fee Waiver Scoring - Period III - 2021/22
• Fee Waiver Grant Scoring - Period I - 2022/23
• Update of Community Benefit Fund Policy
• Department Director Update
• Minutes approval

General

The General Pension Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, expenses, and the actuarial valuation report. They will also discuss a possible study on adding retirement options and select officers for the board.

• Discussion of a study for additional retirement options
• Approval of 2nd quarter expenses
• Approval of revised General Employees Actuarial Valuation Report for October 1, 2021
• Review of March 31, 2022 quarterly report and April 30, 2022 flash report
• Selection of officers for the Board of Trustees

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings and final votes on three related items for a 1.19-acre parcel east of Old Vineland Road: annexation into the city, a Future Land Use Plan amendment to allow multi-family medium density residential (MF-MDR), and a zoning map amendment to Neighborhood Open (T4-O). The commission will also consider substantial amendments to CDBG annual action plans, reallocating funds among housing, sidewalk, and disability projects, and will act on a consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and other routine items.

• Annexation of 1.19 acres at Tangelo Circle (Ordinance 22-08)
• Land use change to MF-MDR (Ordinance 22-10) and zoning change to T4-O (Ordinance 22-11)
• CDBG amendments: $150,000 for sidewalks, $150,000 for disability facilities, $53,287 to rehab single-unit homes
• CDBG award of $150,000 to Opportunity Center for rehab at 310 N. Clyde Avenue
• Contract extension for school crossing guards and $20,000 transfer to Community Benefit Fund

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board convened a workshop meeting with no substantive decisions or votes. The agenda included procedural items, old and new business, and a discussion period with presentations by staff, but no specific proposals, ordinances, or public hearings were listed.

General

The Kissimmee City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss an update on the Parks and Recreation Department. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda contains only this discussion item.

• Presentation on updates to the Parks and Recreation Department

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter School Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, a mental health plan, a lunch program contract, a wellness policy, and an audit engagement. They will also review a financial report and discuss a camera purchase and installation.

• Mental Health Assistance Allocation Plan
• National School Lunch Program Contract Renewal
• Audit Engagement Letter for King & Walker
• Camera Purchase and Installation
• Financial Report

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold a public hearing on two items: a proposed amendment to the Fountainhead Planned Unit Development (PUD-22-0003) and an ordinance to annex 15.50 acres of land for Give Kids The World (AX-22-0002). The board will also consider procedural minutes and old business before adjourning.

• Public Hearing - Fountainhead PUD Amendment: PUD-22-0003
• Public Hearing - Ordinance to Annex 15.50 acres for Give Kids The World: AX-22-0002

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings on two land-use ordinances: a final reading to rezone several properties in the Form-Based Code area to higher-intensity transect zones, and a first reading to transmit a Future Land Use Map amendment establishing the MU-V (Mixed Use Vine) designation. The commission will also consider a consent agenda with routine items including contracts, grants, and a fireworks bid.

• Final reading of Ordinance 22-13 to rezone properties in Form-Based Code area (e.g., OS to T5-M, T4-O to T5-M, MUPUD to T5-M/T5-U)
• First reading of Ordinance 22-12 to transmit MU-V land use designation to state agencies
• Change Order No. 2 for Airport Electrical Vault Project: $84,705.03 (FAA-funded)
• Mach1 Aviation QTI contract amendment (no new financial obligation)
• Award of continuing surveying services contracts to four firms

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings on several proposed ordinances, including rezoning properties in the Form-Based Code area, establishing new future land use designations (MU-V and MF-MDR), and approving two murals as true works of art. The board will also consider amendments to the AdventHealth and Fountainhead PUDs and approve the April 6, 2022 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on ZMA-22-0002, rezoning properties in the Form-Based Code area (Ordinance 22-13)
• Public hearing on LUPA-22-0004, establishing MU-V (Mixed Use Vine) land use designation (Ordinance 22-12)
• Public hearing on LUPA-22-0002, establishing MF-MDR (Multi Family Medium Density Residential) land use designation (Ordinance 22-10)
• Public hearing on ZMA-22-0001, establishing T4-O (Neighborhood Open) zoning designation (Ordinance 22-11)
• Public hearings on murals at 321 E. Dakin Ave. and 2706 N. John Young Parkway

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold first readings on two ordinances: annexing 1.19 acres near Tangelo Circle and changing the future land use on 114.25 acres near E. Osceola Parkway to allow industrial warehouse uses. The consent agenda includes several routine items, such as approving minutes, agreements, and resolutions. The meeting also includes proclamations and employee recognition.

• Annexation of 1.19 acres at Tangelo Circle (Ordinance 22-08)
• Land use change on 114.25 acres from residential/commercial to Conservation and Industrial Business (Ordinance 22-09)
• Approval of $1,217,478.50 in HOME-ARP funds for rental assistance and supportive services
• Agreement with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office for access to Florida's Facial Recognition Network
• Resolution establishing qualifying period for August 23, 2022 City General Election

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter School Board is meeting to discuss and decide on school operations, including a proposed expansion of Bill Beck Boulevard facilities, a bus fleet analysis, a financial report, and a preliminary budget. The consent agenda includes a teacher salary increase allocation, a mobile panic alert system, the 2022-2023 school calendar, and floor waxing, among other routine items.

• Bill Beck Expansion
• Bus Fleet Analysis
• Teacher Salary Increase Allocation
• Mobile Panic Alert System/Alyssa's Alert
• Preliminary Budget

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings on three key items: a final vote to annex 13.52 acres of land (Hilliard Park), a zoning change to Single Family Residential (RA-4) for the same parcel, and a second reading of an ordinance updating alcohol regulations. The meeting also includes a swearing-in ceremony for three new police officers and routine consent agenda items such as grants and contracts.

• Annexation of 13.52 acres (Hilliard Park) via Ordinance #22-002
• Zoning change to Single Family Residential (RA-4) on Hilliard Park via Ordinance #22-004
• Second reading of Alcoholic Beverages ordinance update (#22-07), including liquor store size reduction to 5,000 sq ft
• Swearing in of three new police officers: Jonathan Rogenus, Brian Lopez, Tristan Clark
• Amendment No. 2 to RS&H, Inc. contract for West Oak Street/John Young Parkway project ($92,035.02)

Advisory Boards

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comments, receive a department update, and discuss Community Benefit Fund requests and awards. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific dollar amounts or project details listed.

• Community Benefit Fund Requests
• Community Benefit Fund Awarded
• Department Director Update
• Minutes Approval

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings on an annexation and two land-use amendments, including a large-scale plan change and a planned unit development amendment for industrial uses. The board will also approve minutes from its March 16, 2022 meeting.

• Public hearing on annexation of Tangelio Circle (Ordinance 22-008)
• Public hearing on large-scale land use plan amendment for Constellation (formerly Ramona) to change designations to CONS and IB (Ordinance 22-009)
• Public hearing on PUD amendment for Constellation (formerly Ramona) for industrial uses
• Approval of March 16, 2022 meeting minutes

General

The Citizens Police Review Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comment, and review police investigations, including sample IA 21-016 and response to resistance 22-000100. They will also receive a body worn camera training presentation and discuss new inquiries and other business.

• Review of sample IA 21-016
• Review of response to resistance 22-000100
• Body worn camera training presentation
• Approval of board minutes from February 2, 2022
• Public comment period

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold a first reading of an ordinance amending the alcoholic beverages code, including adding a definition of 'stock meal' and reducing the minimum building size for liquor stores from 12,000 to 5,000 square feet. The consent agenda includes contracts for fuel tank repairs, airport security, trail construction, and design services for the Connect Kissimmee Complete Streets project. Discussion items include funding for the Complete Streets design and a CRA incentive agreement.

• Ordinance #22-07 amending alcoholic beverages code, reducing liquor store minimum size to 5,000 sq ft
• $59,925.10 for fuel tank spill bucket replacements at Central Services Complex
• Change Order No. 4 ($6,140) for Kissimmee Gateway Airport security improvements
• Interlocal agreement with Osceola County for Shingle Creek Regional Trail Phase 2B
• Supplemental agreement for Connect Kissimmee Complete Streets design, adding $206,514 in FDOT funding

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board is meeting to consider two conditional use requests: one for a mural at the Opportunity Center and one for a commercial development on MLK with retail, restaurant, office, and indoor recreation uses. The board will also vote on approving the February 16, 2022 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing CU-22-0001: Opportunity Center mural authorization as a true work of art
• Public hearing CU-21-0001: MLK Commercial conditional use with site plan (retail, restaurant, business services, office, indoor private recreation)
• Approval of February 16, 2022 Planning Advisory Board meeting minutes

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold public hearings on updating emergency medical service rates, rezoning 30.92 acres from PMUD to RC-1 along Mill Slough Road, and annexing 13.52 acres near Hilliard Park. The meeting also includes recognitions and routine consent items.

• Second and final reading of Ordinance 22-06 to raise EMS rates (e.g., BLS transport to $775, ALS transport to $870)
• Final reading of Ordinance 22-001 to rezone 30.92 acres from PMUD to RC-1 for 214 townhomes near Mill Slough Road
• First reading of Ordinance 22-002 to annex 13.52 acres near Hilliard Park (Simpson Road area)
• Approval of Magnolia Park Replat (DRC# SR-21-0002)
• Agreement with Verra Mobility for $X traffic camera safety program (amount not specified)

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will hold a first reading of an ordinance to increase emergency medical services (EMS) rates and charges, which have not been updated since 2012. The commission will also consider several consent agenda items, including contracts for roofing services, a police radio purchase, and a subdivision plat approval.

• First reading of Ordinance 22-06 to raise EMS base rates (e.g., BLS transport from $600 to $775, ALS 1 from $650 to $800, mileage from $10 to $12 per loaded mile)
• Award of bid (RFP2022-001) for roofing installation and repair services to four contractors: Advanced Roofing, Inc., Atlas Apex Roof LLC, Roof Control Services, Inc., and Springer-Peterson Roofing and Sheet Metal
• Approval of Fourth Amended and Restated Interlocal Agreement on Educational Impact Fees, with fees increasing in 2022 and 2023 (e.g., single-family detached from $11,823 to $12,373 then $12,923)
• Purchase of 13 Motorola portable radios for the Police Department at a total cost of $63,094.59
• Acceptance of a $9,019 EMS County Awards Grant for CPR manikins and AEDs

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter School Board is meeting to discuss routine business, including a financial report and a teacher salary discussion. The agenda also includes presentations on CivicClerk utilization, a certificate of appreciation, and a conference update, along with consent items like meeting minutes and an A/C replacement.

• Teacher Salary Discussion
• Financial Report
• A/C Replacement
• January 27, 2022 Meeting Minutes
• CivicClerk Utilization Presentation

Pension Boards

The General Pension Board is meeting to handle routine administrative and financial business. They will approve prior meeting minutes, review the quarterly financial report and an investment fund presentation, and consider expense reports, retirements, and the 2021 actuarial valuation report. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of November 16, 2021 and December 14, 2021 pension minutes
• Review of December 31, 2021 Quarterly Financial Report for FY 2021
• Presentation and approval of Boyd Watterson GSA Fund Book 4th Quarter 2021
• Approval of 4th Quarter Expense Report and retirements/return of contributions
• Approval of the Actuarial Valuation 2021 Report

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Planning Advisory Board will hold public hearings on a conditional use request for a Chipotle restaurant with a drive-through, the annexation of Hilliard Park, and several land use and zoning amendments. The board will also consider a PUD amendment for Tapestry Parcel 2. These are recommendations that will go to the City Commission for final decisions.

• Conditional use for Chipotle drive-through on 2.06 acres (T5-U zoning)
• Annexation of 13.52 acres for Hilliard Park (Ordinance 22-002)
• Land use change for Hilliard Park from County LDR to City MF-MDR (Ordinance 22-003)
• Zoning change for Hilliard Park from County E-1 to City RB-1 (Ordinance 22-004)
• Zoning change for Mill Slough Road from PMUD to RC-1 on 30.92 acres (Ordinance 22-001)

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission is meeting to vote on a second reading of an ordinance enabling parking by permit downtown, and to consider several consent agenda items including a $212,404.64 change order for the airport electrical vault project. The agenda also includes proclamations, a public hearing, and approval of the city's strategic plan components.

• Second and final reading of Ordinance 22-05 to allow parking by permit downtown
• Change Order No. 1 with Gomez Construction for $212,404.64 for airport electrical vault
• Supplemental Agreement with AVCON, Inc. for $38,050.25 for airport electrical vault design
• Accept $25,000 sponsorship from Kissimmee Utility Authority for festival series
• Submit grant application for Shingle Creek Regional Trail

Advisory Boards

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review and score fee waiver applications, consider three Community Benefit Fund requests, and discuss a $400,000 grant application for Shingle Creek Regional Trail improvements. The board will also approve minutes from the December 8, 2021 meeting.

• 2022 Recreational Trails Program grant application for $400,000 for Shingle Creek Regional Trail improvements
• Fee waiver applications: CAFA Scholarship Banquet, Kissimmee United Against Violence Resource Fair, Kissimmee Jurassic Jungle Live, Osceola Youth and Family Summit, Puerto Rican Parade
• Community Benefit Fund requests: $2,000 for Student Magazine Publication (Osceola High School), $2,500 for Caribbean Heritage Cultural Education Weekend (Solid Rock Church), $2,500 for Team Kareem Memorial Water Safety Education
• Approval of December 8, 2021 meeting minutes

Advisory Boards

The Citizens' Police Review Board is meeting to select a chairperson and vice-chairperson, approve minutes, and take public comment. Under new business, the board will review sample internal investigation and Kissimmee Police Department reports, consider a consent agenda, and discuss the 2022 meeting schedule.

• Selection of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Presentation of sample Internal Investigation (IA) and KPD reports
• Consent agenda
• Review of investigations and appearances
• Board meeting schedule for 2022

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission held a meeting to swear in four new police officers, recognize local achievements, and approve routine contracts and ordinances. The body also discussed a proposed parking ordinance amendment and authorized grant applications for crime victim services.

• Swearing in four new police officers: Wilfredo Castro, Karen Devaliere, Kristian Rivera, and Thinh Vo
• Approval of $64,560.34 amendment to Woodside Drainage Improvement project design services with RS&H, Inc
• Purchase of Alamo Brahma drop-wing mower for $124,848.70
• Purchase of John Deere 644 L-series wheel loader for $223,853.80
• Approval of $373,204 bid award for Hudson Street Improvements Project to DB Civil Construction, LLC

Pension Boards

The Kissimmee Police Pension Board is meeting to review the 2021 Actuarial Valuation Report and the quarterly investment report through December 31, 2021. They will also vote on first-quarter expenses, retirements, and the revised Summary Plan Description. The agenda includes standard administrative items and a report from the attorney.

• Review of 2021 Actuarial Valuation Report by Foster & Foster
• Review of quarterly investment report through Dec 31, 2021 by AndCo
• Approval of 1st Quarter Expenses (Oct–Dec 2021)
• Approval of 1st Quarter Retirements/Return of Contributions/Share Allocation
• Approval of revised Summary Plan Description (Dec 1, 2021)

Advisory Boards

The Kissimmee Charter Academy Board is meeting to discuss and decide on several items, including a revised FY 2022 budget, a contract fee calculation with the City of Kissimmee, and an update on the School Excellence Plan. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of previous meeting minutes and an out-of-field report. Public comments will be heard.

• FY 2022 revised budget
• City of Kissimmee contract additional fee calculation
• School Excellence Plan update - progress monitoring
• Teacher of the Year and Staff Member of the Year presentation
• Approval of October 7, 2021 meeting minutes

City Commission

The Kissimmee City Commission will consider a consent agenda with routine items, including the purchase of three automated garbage trucks for $1,160,145, a $121,125 transfer for cardiac monitors, and several other fire department purchases. No public hearings are scheduled. The meeting also includes an employee recognition and an advisory board appointment.

• Purchase of three automated garbage trucks for $1,160,145 from Kenworth of Central Florida
• Transfer of $121,125 from reserves for cardiac monitor project
• Award of continuing services for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing to five contractors
• Purchase of six exhaust protection systems for $56,366.94
• Consent to sub-lease between Sandpiper Florida Real Estate Holdings and VeriJet, Inc.