Largo public meetings in 2022
51 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission Directive
The City Commission reviewed and approved several administrative and consent docket items. Key actions included authorizing large-scale infrastructure rehabilitation and various technology and service contracts.
- Award of $3,233,200 for pavement and roadway infrastructure rehabilitation to multiple vendors
- Award of $1,002,100 for miscellaneous manhole rehabilitation to IMR Development Corp/DBA Jennings Pipe & Lining Services LLC
- Authorization of $605,200 for Microsoft migration enterprise licensing from CDW-G
- Authorization of $151,600 for managed print services from Total Prints/Dex Imaging
- Authorization of $156,000 for police vehicle radio and computer equipment from Motorola Solutions
City Commission
The City Commission will review several consent docket items, including board appointments and fee extensions. Major discussions include multi-million dollar contracts for road infrastructure and manhole rehabilitation.
- Pavement and roadway infrastructure rehabilitation award to multiple vendors for $3,233,200
- Manhole rehabilitation option year two award to IMR Development Corp for $1,002,100
- Microsoft migration enterprise licensing purchase from CDW-G for $605,200
- Police vehicle radio and computer equipment purchase from Motorola Solutions for $156,000
- Extension of temporary reduction for certain building construction permit and inspection fees
Planning Board
The Board is reviewing proposed changes to the Comprehensive Development Code to streamline the affordable housing approval process. The amendments include removing density caps, replacing development agreements with density bonus agreements, and allowing rebuilding on certain non-conforming lots.
- CDCA22-004: Comprehensive Development Code text amendment for affordable housing
- C2D22-016: Class II Conditional Use for DITEK Detached Storage at 1720 Starkey Road
- C2D22-015: Class II Conditional Use for a 2,400 sq. ft. detached garage at 2488 Lancaster Drive
- Election of 2023 Chair and Vice-Chair
Commission Work Session
The City Commission will discuss recommendations from the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee regarding 11 potential housing incentives. The Commission is asked to provide direction on which recommendations to implement in the 2022-2025 Local Housing Assistance Plan.
- Presentation of 2022 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Report
- Review of potential wastewater and parkland impact fee waivers
- Sustainability and Resilience Action Team golf course land use review
- Demonstration of Body Worn Camera Program
- Discussion of 2023 Federal and State Legislative Action Agendas
Commission Work Session Directive
The Commission held a work session to review several presentations and reports. Key discussions included the 2022 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Report and a demonstration of the Body Worn Camera Program.
- 2022 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Report with proposed wastewater impact fee reduction
- Sustainability and Resilience Action Team Golf Course Land Use Review
- 2023 Federal and State Legislative Action Agendas
- Body Worn Camera Program presentation
- Research request for Accessory Dwelling Unit utility fees
Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board
The Board reviewed the draft Fiscal Year 2022 Community Redevelopment Agency Annual Report and discussed upcoming major capital projects. Discussions included the Horizon West Bay project, the Clearwater-Largo Road expansion, and upcoming November 2022 ballot items.
- Presentation of the Draft Fiscal Year 2022 CRA Annual Report
- Discussion of the Horizon West Bay project and $62,000,000 bond issuance
- Update on the Clearwater-Largo Road expansion and TIF establishment
- Overview of November 8, 2022, ballot items including a proposed sports complex sale
- Introduction of Mark Richard as Downtown Administrator
Community Development Advisory Board
The Community Development Advisory Board is reviewing the FY 2023-2024 Community Development Block Grant Action Plan. The meeting also includes presentations on neighborhood grants and proposed changes to the Comprehensive Development Code regarding affordable housing.
- Public Hearing: FY 2023-2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Action Plan
- Presentation on Neighborhood Grants offering up to $3,000 in matching funds
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 14 of the Comprehensive Development Code for affordable housing
- Approval of October 24, 2022, meeting minutes
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate met to review cases involving building permit violations, plumbing issues, and property maintenance. The session included accepting affidavits of compliance for resolved cases and issuing new orders for non-compliant properties.
- First hearing regarding inoperable vehicles and plumbing failures at 1373 S Belcher Road
- First hearing regarding excessive weeds and debris at 2530 East Bay Drive
- Daily fine of $200.00 ordered for Alpha Food Equipment LLC due to improper vehicle storage
- Daily fine of $150.00 ordered for Missouri-Largo LLC regarding building permits and ADA parking
- Acceptance of compliance affidavits for A C V Largoport LLC and Ulmerton Ventures LLC
Youth Leadership Council
The council is preparing for the Legislative Action Days Program in Tallahassee scheduled for April 4-5, 2023. Members are also discussing potential community service project ideas for 2023.
- Legislative Action Days Program (April 4-5, 2023) in Tallahassee
- Discussion of 2023 Service Project Ideas
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several legislative matters, including the purchase of the Pinecrest Golf Course property and the conveyance of real property to Pinellas County. The agenda also includes numerous board appointments and various service contracts for city departments.
- Purchase of Pinecrest Golf Course property for an estimated $605,500
- Use of $650,000 in ARPA funding for Safety Net Grant applicants
- Authorization to purchase firefighter protective clothing for $157,500
- Award of design services for Central Park Performing Arts Center for $86,850
- Award of long-term disability contract to United HealthCare for $197,179
City Commission Directive
The City Commission approved a $605,500 purchase agreement for the Pinecrest Golf Course property and authorized $650,000 in ARPA funds for safety net grant applicants. The meeting also included the adoption of several ordinances regarding property conveyances and the renewal of economic development tax exemptions.
- Approved $605,500 purchase of Pinecrest Golf Course property
- Approved $650,000 in ARPA funding for Safety Net Grant applicants
- Authorized $157,500 for replacement firefighter protective clothing
- Awarded $86,850 to Sweet Sparkman Architecture for Central Park Performing Arts Center design
- Awarded $197,179 to United HealthCare for long-term disability services
Recreation, Parks & Arts Advocacy Board
The Recreation, Parks & Arts Advocacy Board reviewed updates on the Southwest Pool project and the Central Park Performing Arts Center. Members discussed department responses to homelessness in Largo Central Park and the rollout of a new strategic plan.
- Southwest Pool project renovation including pool, bathhouse, and pumphouse
- Central Park Performing Arts Center in-house project with selected architect
- Strategic Plan rollout to staff in December and Commission in the spring
- Largo Central Park homelessness management and facility lighting updates
- Teen gathering area ribbon cutting completion
City Commission Directive
The City Commission met to approve several budget amendments, including $581,700 for Hurricane Ian emergency response. The body also authorized various service contracts and infrastructure projects, such as canal improvements and drainage studies.
- Budget amendment of $581,700 for Hurricane Ian emergency response expenditures
- Joint Project Agreement for Cross Bayou Canal improvements up to $1,839,031
- Purchase of technical support services for Police and Community Development for $370,800
- Purchase of metal dumpsters and roll-off containers for $332,400
- Affordable Housing Density Bonus Agreement with Habitat For Humanity of Pinellas County, Inc.
City Commission
The City Commission will swear in newly elected commissioners and a promoted police sergeant. The meeting includes several consent docket items regarding infrastructure, technology services, and budget amendments.
- Swearing in of newly elected City Commissioners
- Purchase of technical support services for Police and Community Development for $370,800
- Cross Bayou Canal improvements agreement up to $1,839,031
- Budget amendment for Hurricane Ian emergency response of $581,700
- Purchase of metal dumpsters and roll-off containers for $332,400
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review several cases regarding building permit violations and property maintenance. The agenda includes accepting affidavits of compliance for resolved cases and addressing non-compliant properties facing fines or first orders.
- Affidavit of Compliance for 2390 S Belcher Road (Largoport LLC)
- Affidavit of Compliance for 9310 Ulmerton Road 2-400 (Ulmerton Ventures LLC)
- Fine of $150.00 due for 118 West Bay Drive (S & E of Pinellas LLC)
- Non-compliance report for 14480 62nd Street N (PAP1 LLC/CPI 6550 Best Friend Road LLC)
- First hearing for inoperative vehicles at 1373 S Belcher Road (1373 Belcher B LLC)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will meet to review and vote on its annual report containing housing incentive recommendations. These recommendations will be presented to the Largo City Commission for direction on implementation.
- Approval of the 2022 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Report
- Discussion of potential parkland impact fee waivers for affordable housing
- Review of expedited permitting criteria for affordable housing projects
- Discussion regarding building permit fee studies and development review fees
Youth Leadership Council
The Youth Leadership Council met to introduce new members and discuss upcoming activities. The council discussed a service project and volunteering opportunities for holiday events.
- Introductions of new members
- Discussion of an upcoming service project
- Discussion of holiday event volunteering opportunities
City Commission Directive
The City Commission reviewed several budget amendments and administrative contracts. Key actions included approving large expenditures for public works vehicles, sewer rehabilitation, and emergency response funds.
- Award of $2,548,000 for WWRF Non-Surface Water Effluent Disposal Project design and construction
- Authorization of $2,244,895.67 for new and replacement Public Works solid waste vehicles
- Authorization of $1,352,100 for sanitary sewer, reclaimed water, and stormwater repair
- Budget amendment of $581,700 for Hurricane Ian emergency response expenditures
- Approval of $128,900 for a second replacement chiller at Largo Public Library
Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will meet to review the audit plan and scope. Members will also discuss steps taken to address previous audit findings and review new regulatory or accounting changes.
- Discussion of audit scope and review of the audit plan
- Evaluation of steps taken to address prior year audit findings
- Review of new regulatory changes and accounting standards
- Discussion regarding meeting frequency throughout the year
City Commission
The City Commission will review several consent docket items regarding municipal purchases and infrastructure maintenance. The meeting also includes legislative matters such as budget amendments for Hurricane Ian response and vehicle maintenance.
- $2,548,000 for WWRF Non-Surface Water Effluent Disposal Project design and construction
- $2,244,895.67 for new and replacement Public Works solid waste vehicles
- $1,352,100 for sanitary, reclaimed water, and stormwater repair
- $581,700 budget amendment for Hurricane Ian emergency response
- $128,900 for a replacement chiller at the Largo Public Library
Municipal Code Enforcement Board
The Municipal Code Enforcement Board will conduct hearings regarding various property violations, including building without permits, excessive weeds, and improper maintenance. The board will also consider requests for fine reductions for specific cases.
- Hearing for building without permits at 711 Patterson St
- Hearing for excessive weeds and debris at 14724 Sunset St
- Hearing for pool and fountain maintenance at 197 Overbrook Dr
- Fine reduction request for 3460 East Bay Dr ($4,600.00 due)
- Fine reduction request for 730 14th Ave SW ($11,775.00 due)
Recreation, Parks & Arts Advocacy Board
The Recreation, Parks & Arts Advocacy Board will hear presentations regarding November ballot items and Porter Development. The meeting includes updates on the Southwest Pool Project, CPPAC Project, and a teen gathering area. Members will also review a presentation of the Strategic Plan.
- Presentation of November Ballot items by City Manager Henry Schubert
- Presentation by Les Porter of Porter Development
- Southwest Pool Project update
- CPPAC Project update
- Presentation of Strategic Plan
Community Development Advisory Board
The Community Development Advisory Board is reviewing proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Development Code to support affordable housing. The changes aim to remove unit caps, replace development agreements with density bonus agreements, and increase density limits. The item is currently for informational purposes only.
- Proposed removal of the 30% affordable housing unit cap citywide
- Proposal to replace development agreements with density bonus agreements
- Proposal to remove the 18 unit per acre density cap for affordable housing projects
- Addition of a state-required expedited review incentive for affordable housing
- Amendment to allow rebuilding on non-conforming lots established prior to 1983
Library Advocacy Board
The Library Advocacy Board will review monthly reports from the Library Director and discuss old business regarding the Friends of the Largo Library and the Greater Largo Library Foundation. The board will also consider a request for reconsideration regarding 'Twas the Night Before Pride' and discuss policy.
- Request for Reconsideration: Twas the Night Before Pride
- Policy discussion
- Monthly reports from the Library Director
- Greater Largo Library Foundation updates
City Commission Directive
The City Commission met to approve several administrative and legislative items. Key actions included deciding the distribution method for $400,000 in ARPA affordable housing funds and authorizing a development agreement for 14550 Walsingham Road.
- Approved distribution method for $400,000 ARPA Affordable Housing Initiative Allocation
- Authorized development agreement negotiations for 14550 Walsingham Road
- $403,271 contract for wastewater collection system flow monitoring by Mead and Hunt
- $224,987 for replacement police vehicles from Alan Jay
- Green building density bonus agreement for Lantower Apartments at 16485 US Highway 19 North
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several administrative and legislative items, including the distribution of $400,000 in ARPA affordable housing funds. The agenda also includes discussions on police vehicle replacements and a new development agreement for Walsingham Road.
- Allocation of $400,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act for affordable housing
- Purchase of 17 Ford Hybrid Interceptors for $90,134 via change order
- Replacement of police vehicles from Alan Jay for an estimated $224,987
- Wastewater collection monitoring services contract with Mead and Hunt for $403,271
- Lease of holiday lighting displays from Clark Sales Display for an estimated $53,645
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is reviewing recommendations regarding fee waivers and infrastructure capacity. The committee will discuss results from local impact fee and building permit fee studies to determine potential incentives for developers.
- Review of Local Impact Fee Analysis and Local Building Permit Fee Study
- Discussion of potential wastewater and parkland impact fee waivers
- Review of development review fee alternatives, including a $2,400 Development Agreement fee
- Discussion of infrastructure capacity reservation strategies
- Review of affordable housing incentives for non-residential land uses
Commission Work Session Directive
The Commission held a work session to discuss a proposed Local Preference Purchasing Policy. There was a consensus to move forward with creating this policy for implementation in FY 2024 using percentage-based thresholds for local vendors.
- Proposed Local Preference Purchasing Policy for FY 2024 implementation
Commission Work Session
The City Commission is reviewing research regarding a policy that would give preference to local suppliers for city purchases. Staff presented various considerations, including potential impacts on pricing, administrative workloads, and how to define 'local' vendors.
- Presentation on Local Preference Purchasing Policy (Agenda Memo #22-372)
- Review of procurement data dashboard
- Discussion on potential cost thresholds for local vendor awards
Planning Board
The Board reviewed a request for a stock vehicle storage facility at 6507 139th Avenue North. City Manager Henry Schubert also provided an overview of three upcoming referendum questions on the November 8 ballot.
- Class II Conditional Use for stock vehicle storage at 6507 139th Avenue North
- Referendum 1: Sale of 87 acres to Porter Development, LLC for a sports complex
- Referendum 2: Renewal of authority to grant economic development tax exemptions
- Referendum 3: Lease exemption for the 'Horizon West Bay' property
- Approval of August 4, 2022, meeting minutes
City Commission
The City Commission is reviewing several administrative and consent items, including large vehicle purchases for public works, police, and fire departments. The agenda also includes a resolution to waive certain permits and fees due to Hurricane Ian damage and a public hearing regarding the Vision Zero comprehensive plan amendment.
- Purchase of new and replacement vehicles for Public Works and Environmental Services for $1,937,639
- Purchase of new and replacement vehicles for Police and Fire departments for $2,191,642
- Resolution to waive certain permits and fees in response to Hurricane Ian damage
- Purchase of odor and corrosion control chemicals from Premier Magnesia, LLC for $300,000
- Ordinance No. 2022-39: Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment to support Vision Zero
City Commission Directive
The City Commission approved several consent docket items, including major vehicle purchases and utility service contracts. The Commission also adopted a comprehensive plan amendment and approved fee waivers following Hurricane Ian.
- $2,191,642 for new and replacement police and fire vehicles
- $1,937,639 for new and replacement public works and environmental services vehicles
- Adoption of Ordinance No. 2022-39 regarding Vision Zero and property rights
- Resolution No. 2341 waiving certain permits and fees due to Hurricane Ian damage
- $300,000 for odor and corrosion control chemicals from Premier Magnesia, LLC
Finance Advisory Board
The Finance Advisory Board discussed various capital improvement projects and utility rate assumptions. Members voted to move funding for the Largo Central Park Playground from the General Fund to the Local Option Sales Tax and decided to table discussions on Community-Driven Grants due to construction cost uncertainty.
- Voted to fund Largo Central Park Playground via Local Option Sales Tax
- Tabled discussion on Community-Driven Grants funding
- Discussed $3.8 million Yellow Banks Grove stormwater project
- Reviewed $0.16 fuel surcharge for fleet tank replacement
- Discussed FY 2023-2027 Capital Improvements Program
Canceled - Municipal Code Enforcement Board
The scheduled meeting for September 29, 2022, was canceled due to Hurricane Ian. The agenda included various code enforcement cases regarding weeds, debris, and building permits.
- Meeting cancellation notice due to Hurricane Ian
- Case CE2022-00814: Non-compliance regarding weeds and debris at 7326 Norwich Ln
- Case CE2020-00786: Fine reduction request for $4,600.00 at 3460 East Bay Dr
- First hearing cases for building permits and property maintenance
Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board
The board will review the FY 2023 West Bay Drive CRA tentative budget and a presentation on ballot items. Members will also receive an update on the Clearwater-Largo Road expansion.
- Overview of the Fiscal Year 2023 West Bay Drive CRA Budget
- Ballot Items Presentation by Henry Schubert
- Clearwater-Largo Road Expansion Update
Recreation, Parks & Arts Advocacy Board
The Board reviewed a proposed 2023 budget focused on facility maintenance and strategic planning. Members also discussed developing questions for a 2023 community-wide survey regarding parks and services.
- Proposed FY23 budget including repairs for the Historic Feed Store and LED lighting updates at Southwest
- Development of a 2023 community-wide survey regarding park facilities and user experience
- Proposed sale of Lot 14 to be placed on a ballot for a sports complex
- Planned presentation by Les Porter of Porter Development regarding a proposed sports complex
City Commission Directive
The City Commission adopted the final budget and property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2023. The Commission also approved several contracts for services and recreation center redesigns.
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2023 property tax rate (6-1 vote)
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 final budget (7-0 vote)
- Award of $626,800 to Kimley Horn and Associates for Southwest Recreation Aquatic Center redesign
- Award of $70,958 to Biltmore Construction Company, Inc. for construction manager services
- Three-year renewal with Johns Eastern Company for $250,561
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and establish the property tax rate. The meeting also includes discussions on recreation center redesign contracts and city employee travel policies.
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2023 property tax rate (Ordinance No. 2022-65)
- Adoption of Fiscal Year 2023 final budget (Resolution No. 2337)
- Southwest Recreation Aquatic Center redesign contract award to Kimley Horn and Associates for $626,800
- Southwest Recreation Aquatic Center construction manager services award to Biltmore Construction Company, Inc. for $70,958
- Three-year renewal of Johns Eastern Company contract for $250,561
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is reviewing recommendations for affordable housing incentives. Discussions include density bonuses, locational criteria near transportation hubs, and modifications to street and parking requirements.
- Review of affordable housing density bonuses and locational criteria
- Discussion on modification of street requirements for affordable housing
- Discussion on affordable accessory residential units
- Discussion on reduction of parking setback requirements and flexible lot configuration
Commission Work Session Directive
The Commission held a work session to review legislative updates and strategic plans. Members reached a consensus to support updates to residential parking regulations and decided not to request changes to pet sale regulations.
- Proposed updates to residential parking regulations
- Discussion of regulations for the commercial sale of dogs and cats
- Largo Fire Rescue Strategic Plan presentation
- 2022 Legislative Recap presentation
Commission Work Session
The Commission will review a recap of the 2022 Florida Legislative session and a new five-year strategic plan for Largo Fire Rescue. The meeting also includes discussions regarding residential parking policies and regulations for the commercial sale of dogs and cats.
- 2022 Legislative Recap including impacts of HB 105, HB 7049, HB 7055, and SB 518
- Largo Fire Rescue Strategic Plan presentation
- Discussion of residential parking policies and enforcement
- Discussion of regulations for the commercial sale of dogs and cats
- Review of $795,000 in allocated Affordable Housing Funds for Largo
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review affidavits of compliance for two properties and hear a second order regarding non-compliance for Alpha Food Equipment LLC. The body will also conduct a first hearing for Missouri - Largo LLC regarding building without permits.
- Affidavit of Compliance: KIMCO Largo 139 INC (5100 East Bay Drive)
- Affidavit of Compliance: Ulmerton Ventures LLC (9310 Ulmerton Road Bldg 2)
- Affidavit of Non-Compliance: Alpha Food Equipment LLC (6727 126th Avenue N)
- First Hearing: Missouri - Largo LLC (199 N Missouri Avenue) for building without permits
Youth Leadership Council
The Youth Leadership Council will meet to discuss several upcoming community initiatives. Items include an election presentation, a ribbon cutting ceremony, and various community events.
- Election Presentation by City of Largo's Communication & Engagement Team
- Shorai Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on October 4
- National League of Cities and Sponsorships discussion
- Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail Booth
- Youth Climate Action Day at Largo Library on October 1
City Commission Directive
The City Commission adopted a tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2023 and held a first reading for a new property tax rate of 5.5200 mills. The meeting also included several budget amendments and approvals for infrastructure and design services.
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-65 to establish a 5.5200 mill property tax rate
- Adoption of the FY 2023 tentative budget via Resolution 2336
- $569,370 purchase of builder's risk insurance for the Horizon West Bay project
- $265,000 for miscellaneous manhole rehabilitation
- $153,000 for trenchless sanitary and storm sewer rehabilitation
City Commission
The City Commission will hold public hearings regarding the first reading of Ordinance No. 2022-65 to establish the FY 2023 property tax rate. The meeting also includes the adoption of a tentative budget for the upcoming fiscal year and several budget amendments.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 2022-65 establishing FY 2023 property tax rates
- Adoption of Resolution No. 2336 for the FY 2023 tentative budget
- Amendment of FY 2022 budget for $600,000 in Community Development SHIP funds
- Amendment of FY 2022 budget for $240,000 for Horizon West Bay Bond debt service
- Authorization of $265,000 for miscellaneous manhole rehabilitation
Planning Board
The Board reviewed a request for a K-9 training compound at the Environmental Services property and a conditional use for a rehabilitation facility. The meeting also included an overview of upcoming election ballot measures.
- Class II Conditional Use for a 16-bed rehabilitation facility at 360 Clearwater Largo Road
- Class II Conditional Use for K-9 training structures at 5000 150th Ave N
- Proposed 960 sq. ft. of accessory structures including a shed and covered patio
- Presentation on Largo election timeline and ballot measures by City Manager Henry Schubert
Municipal Code Enforcement Board
The Board will hear requests to reduce fines for several properties involving inoperable vehicles and building code violations. The meeting also includes first hearings for new notices of violation regarding unpermitted construction and weeds.
- Fine reduction request for Maritana Properties Trust: $3,500.00 fine for inoperable vehicles
- Fine reduction request for Wilfredo Alas: $62,000.00 fine for building and property maintenance violations
- Fine reduction request for Wilfredo Alas: $62,250.00 fine for building and property maintenance violations
- Fine reduction request for Dora Garcia / Marvin Silva: $3,870.00 remaining balance for inoperable vehicles
- First hearing for TMV Rental Properties LLC regarding unpermitted construction at 2824 Meadow View Ave
Library Advocacy Board
The Library Advocacy Board will review the Library Director's statistics dashboard report. The meeting also includes a budget overview for fiscal year 2023 and a presentation regarding the Largo ballot and election.
- Review of Statistics Dashboard Report
- Presentation on Largo Ballot / Election
- FY 2023 Budget Overview
City Commission
The City Commission will consider an additional $840,000 funding commitment for affordable housing development with Seminole Square Partners, LLC. The meeting also includes several budget amendments and ordinances regarding right-of-way vacancies and bond debt service.
- Proposed $840,000 funding for rental affordable housing development
- $86,079.72 for downtown lighting installation from Synergy Electric and Lighting
- $204,000 estimated cost for a new fiber optic backbone from Comco, Inc.
- Ordinance No. 2022-60: $240,000 budget amendment for Horizon West Bay Bond debt
- Ordinance No. 2022-61: $184,000 budget amendment for personnel expenditures
Special Magistrate
The Special Magistrate will review several code enforcement cases involving property violations. The agenda includes reviewing affidavits of compliance for resolved issues and holding hearings for new or repeat violations.
- Hearing for 1373 S Belcher Road regarding inoperative vehicles and unpermitted storm water drain
- Consent docket for 751 Clearwater Largo Road N regarding weeds, debris, and unpermitted demolition
- First hearing for 16485 US Highway 19 N regarding repeat violations of trash and weed ordinances
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is meeting to select leadership and review recommendations for housing incentives. Discussions include expedited permitting processes, land inventory for affordable housing, and policies to manage housing costs.
- Selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
- Review of expedited permitting and development review processes
- Discussion on creating a local surplus land inventory
- Review of affordable housing incentive topic memos