Pasco County public meetings in 2023

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will consider 21 zoning and land-use items, most of which are continuances of previously scheduled public hearings. Only three items are set for approval or approval with conditions, including a rezoning for a mixed-use development near Land O’Lakes. The meeting will also include public comment and consent agenda items.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Clinton Avenue MPUD (399 single-family units proposed)
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Crossways MPUD (176 single-family units proposed)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) for Land O’Lakes 52-41 MPUD (130K SF commercial/office, 300 multi-family units, 50 townhomes)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Consent) for Boger US 301 (26.11 acres rezoned to Planned Development)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Consent) for Fletcher (100.8 acres rezoned to Planned Development)

The Pasco County Planning Commission denied a comprehensive plan amendment that sought to remove 18.36 acres from a Rural Neighborhood Protection Area for townhome development. Commissioners approved several other major land use items, including the Land O Lakes 52-41 mixed-use development and the Hudson Family Trail project. The commission also voted to request that county commissioners return the Greater Lacoochee Plan for additional public review.

• Denied SAV/Old Pasco Townhomes plan amendment to remove 18.36 acres from Rural Protection Area
• Approved Land O Lakes 52-41 MPUD rezoning for 130,000 sq ft commercial and 350 residential units
• Approved Land O Lakes 52-41 comprehensive plan amendment on 76.72 acres
• Approved Hudson Family Trail MPUD rezoning and plan amendment for up to 116 homes on 38.72 acres
• Approved Fletcher comprehensive plan amendment on 100.8 acres (Poole abstained)
• Approved Chancey Road Townhomes plan amendment on 30.26 acres
• Continued Boger US 301 comprehensive plan amendment to a date uncertain (Hanzel opposed)
• Approved request asking the Board to return the Greater Lacoochee Plan for public comment

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board will meet on December 7, 2023, to approve minutes from previous meetings, the 2023 Annual Operating Report, bylaws review, and the 2024 meeting calendar. No substantive decisions or new proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from May 25, 2023 meeting (File MPO23-0168)
• Approve minutes from September 7, 2023 meeting (File MPO24-0028)
• Approve 2023 Annual Operating Report (File MPO24-0026)
• Review and approve LCB Bylaws (File MPO27-0027)
• Adopt 2024 LCB Calendar (File MPO24-0029)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve routine items, resolutions honoring local figures, and over $10 million in contracts and settlements. The agenda includes public comment, consent items requiring single votes, and regular items requiring discussion and individual votes. No major policy decisions or public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• $70,000 settlement in Lilly Ann Derby v. Pasco County case
• $250,000 mediated settlement with R.L. Dreher Construction
• $67,340 interlocal agreement for special needs shelter generator maintenance
• $185,795 ADA bus stop improvements contract with Mali Contracting Corporation
• $3,000,000 water service agreement for Northridge Estates subdivision

The Pasco County Commission approved a $50,000 additional homestead exemption for seniors 65+ with income limits, effective 2025. It also authorized the County Administrator to sign a tender/release agreement with the previous contractor's bonding company and a construction contract up to $4M to complete Fire Station 17. Several items were continued, including the Beacon Woods East golf course zoning modification, which was remanded to the Planning Commission.

• Approved $50,000 senior homestead exemption ordinance (roll call, Bradford absent)
• Authorized County Administrator to sign Fire Station 17 completion contracts up to $4M (Bradford absent)
• Approved $2M interlocal agreement with New Port Richey for Town and Country Villas improvements (Mariano nay)
• Approved $70,000 settlement in Lilly Ann Derby v. Pasco County
• Approved $250,000 settlement in R.L. Dreher Construction v. Pasco County
• Approved $2.84M amendment to Covanta waste service agreement
• Continued P68 comprehensive plan amendment to date uncertain
• Remanded Beacon Woods East MPUD modification to Planning Commission (Bradford absent)

Restore Act Advisory Committee

The RESTORE Act Advisory Committee will discuss three items: approving the October 5, 2023 meeting minutes, formally acknowledging Anthony Thomas as the RESTORE Act Coordinator, and considering a reallocation/consolidation of Pot 3 funds and a State Expenditure Plan amendment. The meeting includes public comment opportunities.

• Approve minutes from October 5, 2023 meeting (RAC24-1101)
• Acknowledge appointment of Anthony Thomas as RESTORE Act Coordinator effective November 30, 2023 (RAC24-1102)
• Discuss reallocation/consolidation of Pot 3 funds and State Expenditure Plan amendment (RAC24-1103)

The RESTORE Act Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the October 5, 2023 meeting. It also approved the reallocation/consolidation of Pot 3 funds and the State Expenditure Plan (SEP) amendment, with Chairman Mariano abstaining due to a conflict of interest. The appointment of the RAAC Coordinator was for information only, and no public comment was received.

• Approved minutes from October 5, 2023 meeting
• Approved reallocation/consolidation of Pot 3 funds and SEP amendment (Chairman Mariano abstained)

General

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning amendments, a special exception for a private school, a conditional use for a wireless tower, and a large ordinance amending the Land Development Code. Most items are continuances from previous meetings, while others are consent items with recommendations for approval.

• Continuance: NexMetro IDS Corbett MPUD rezoning for 221 multi-family units on 22.9 acres (PDD24-7711)
• Continuance: NexMetro Little and Ross MPUD rezoning for 205 built-to-rent units on 26.19 acres (PDD24-7698)
• Continuance: Small-scale comp plan amendments for Corbett and Pine Ridge properties (PDD24-0060, PDD24-0023)
• Consent: Pasco Pipe Supply rezoning from R-2 to C-2 on 2.996 acres near US 19 and Rhodes Road (PDD24-7746)
• Consent: Esther's School special exception for private school on 5.96 acres (PDD24-7748)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved the September 21, 2023 meeting minutes and continued four zoning and comprehensive plan items to later dates. It approved a consent agenda including three zoning/special exception items and a land development code ordinance. A conditional use request for a Verizon wireless facility was denied after a motion failed.

• Approved September 21, 2023 meeting minutes
• Continued NexMetro IDS Corbett MPUD rezoning to Dec 7, 2023
• Continued NexMetro Little and Ross MPUD rezoning to Jan 18, 2024
• Continued CPAS22(33) comprehensive plan amendment to Dec 7, 2023
• Continued CPAS22(23) comprehensive plan amendment to Jan 18, 2024
• Approved Pasco Pipe Supply rezoning to C-2 (consent)
• Approved State Road 52 Industrial rezoning to C-2 (consent)
• Approved Esther's School special exception with conditions (consent)

General

The Tourist Development Council is considering multiple funding and sponsorship agreements for various sports events and advertising. The council will also discuss updates to the Destination Management Organization's reserves policy and meeting formats.

• Sponsorship for 2024 Teqball Tour Florida’s Sports Coast: $75,000.00
• Advertising sponsorship for AdventHealth Center Ice: $20,000.00
• Multiple sports event funding agreements ranging from $2,880.00 to $15,000.00
• Proposed update to the Destination Management Organization's reserves policy
• Presentation of the 2024-2028 Strategic Destination Plan summary

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved several sports event funding agreements, including events like the 2024 New Years Classic, MLK Showcase, and Buccaneer Bash, with some members abstaining due to conflicts of interest. Two items were tabled: the Teqball Tour sponsorship and the Reserves Policy Update. The council also approved the final FY 2024-2028 Strategic Destination Plan.

• Approved $2,880 for Foster Volleyball Clinics 2024 New Years Classic (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $13,908 for S & S Events 2023 Florida USA MLK Showcase
• Approved $6,408 for U.S. Amateur Basketball Hoopseen Next Gen Kickoff (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $14,796 for Excel Events 2024 Block Party and Buccaneer Bash (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $13,320 for Junior Tour Under Armour Golf Championships (Riehle abstained)
• Approved $9,900 for Tampa United Events 2024 Gasparilla Kickoff Classic (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $6,240 for SAHOF 2024 State Championships (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $5,484 for Enterprise Media Caliente Bare Dare 5K

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold public hearings on four rezoning requests that would allow for a total of over 1,600 dwelling units and 75,000 square feet of non-residential uses, all recommended for approval with conditions. The committee also will consider approving the October 18, 2023, minutes and receive a utilities and parks update. Public comment is invited on agenda and non-agenda items.

• Boger II MPUD: rezoning 30.8 acres from A-C to MPUD for 136 single-family homes (PDD24-7560)
• St. Leo Commons VOPH MPUD: rezoning 101 acres from A-C to MPUD for 796 dwelling units and 75,000 sq ft non-residential (PDD24-7708)
• Kiefer VOPH MPUD: rezoning 122 acres from A-C to MPUD for 200 single-family homes (PDD24-7700)
• Hawes VOPH MPUD: rezoning 90 acres from MF-1 to MPUD for 523 dwelling units (PDD24-7709)
• Utilities and Parks Update for Villages of Pasadena Hills (presentation only, PDD24-0131)

The Committee approved four zoning amendments to allow for various residential and non-residential developments. These approvals included specific modifications to conditions for the Boger II and St Leo Commons projects.

• Approved October 18, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approved Boger II MPUD rezoning for up to 136 single family units, removing item 43.e.(2)
• Approved St Leo Commons VOPH MPUD rezoning for 796 units and 75,000 sq ft non-residential, deleting Condition 46.e.(2) and amending language on 48
• Approved Kiefer VOPH MPUD rezoning for 200 single family detached units
• Approved Hawes VOPH MPUD rezoning for 523 dwelling units

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve routine consent items, including a $12 million tourist development tax revenue bond, a fee schedule update, and various contracts and agreements. Public hearings on rezonings and land use amendments are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy debates listed.

• Supplemental Bond Resolution No. 24-020 for $12,000,000 in Tourist Development Tax Revenue Bonds (Series 2023)
• Update to Pasco County Fee Schedule for Planning and Development, Natural Resources, GIS, Survey, Real Property & Planning, Engineering Inspections, Central Permitting, and Traffic Operations
• Eminent domain settlement for County Road 54 widening project: $466,431.96 for parcels 115, 815, 116, and 716
• Task Order FM23-031 for renovations of Hap Clark Building's third floor and Supervisor of Elections suite: $2,696,200.00
• Resolution establishing annual interest rate of 8.5% for special assessments for Fiscal Year 2024

The Board of County Commissioners approved participation in national opioid settlement agreements and authorized several land use and zoning amendments. Commissioners also approved a $275,000 transfer to fund the Animal Services Shelter expansion and confirmed the appointment of a new Office of Management and Budget director.

• Approved participation in opioid settlement agreements with DuPont and 3M
• Approved $275,000 transfer for Animal Services Shelter expansion design
• Confirmed Amielee Farrell as Office of Management and Budget Director
• Adopted Seven Diamonds Commerce Park comprehensive plan amendment
• Adopted Overpass at I-75 subarea rescission
• Denied rezoning request for 5.01 acres at Pommel Place
• Approved $9.9M Land O’ Lakes wastewater plant rehabilitation contract

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) will meet to decide on three action items: approving a professional interlocal agreement, approving a consultant work task order for the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan, and appointing a new member to the MPO Technical Advisory Committee. The board will also receive presentations on the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan socioeconomic forecast, FDOT’s tentative work program for FY 25-29, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise’s tentative work program, and the Target Zero initiative, none of which require action.

• Approve First Amendment to Pasco County MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement (File MPO24-0010)
• Approve Pasco MPO 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan Development Consultant Work Task Order (File MPO24-0007)
• Approve appointment of new member to MPO Technical Advisory Committee (File MPO24-0009)

The Board approved a first amendment to the MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement and a work task order for the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan. Additionally, the Board appointed a new member to the Technical Advisory Committee.

• Approved First Amendment to Pasco County MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement (MPO24-0010)
• Approved Pasco MPO 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan Development Consultant Work Task Order (MPO24-0007)
• Approved request for Real Estate Department to evaluate a potential Live Local impacted site for necessary acquisition at U.S. Highway 41 and State Road 54
• Approved appointment of new member to the MPO Technical Advisory Committee (MPO24-0009)

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to approve minutes, hear guest speakers on human trafficking, review its 2023 work plan, and discuss the 2024 'Women Uplifting Women' event. The agenda also includes officer nominations for December elections. This is a routine committee meeting with no major policy decisions.

• Guest speaker Liana Dean from Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking
• Guest speaker Laura Hamilton, MPH, Founder/President of Bridging Freedom
• Review and discuss 2023 work plan
• Discussion of 'Women Uplifting Women' event 2024
• Nominations for Chair, Co-Chair, Secretary (election in December)

General

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet with regional partners at Port Tampa Bay to discuss long-term planning topics including a potential merger of transportation planning agencies, affordable housing initiatives under the Live Local Act, and regional resiliency efforts. The meeting is part of a joint roundtable and includes an exchange of ideas before closing remarks.

• Port Tampa Bay presentation at Terminal 6, 1331 McKay Street, Tampa
• Discussion on MPO/TPO merger of regional transportation planning agencies
• Review of Live Local Act affordable housing opportunities
• Regional resiliency planning session

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will decide on zoning amendments for five proposed developments, including rezonings and comprehensive plan amendments. The meeting will also include procedural items such as approving previous minutes and public hearings. No new decisions are scheduled; most items are continuances or recommendations.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Crossways MPUD (176 single-family units on 29.5 acres)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) for Cherry Hills West MPUD (160 single-family units)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) for Hamilton Oaks MPUD (240 single-family units)
• Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for New River Houck (28.23 acres)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Ben Harrill Villages of Pasadena Hills boundary expansion

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved meeting minutes, several public hearing consent items for residential and commercial developments, and comprehensive plan amendments. The commission also continued specific zoning and appeal items to future meetings, while discussing citizen inquiries and county land development matters.

• Approved September 7, 2023 Planning Commission meeting minutes
• Continued Crossways MPUD zoning amendment (PC2) to December 7, 2023
• Continued Ruben A and Maria J Sanchez zoning amendment (PC3) to a date uncertain
• Continued Meadow Pointe West appeal (PC4) to a date uncertain
• Continued Dawod Hany and Neamataud Nermeen zoning amendment (PC5) to December 7, 2023
• Approved Cherry Hills West MPUD rezoning (PC6) with conditions
• Approved Clyde J Keys/Ehren Cutoff zoning change (PC7) per staff recommendation
• Approved Hamilton Oaks MPUD rezoning (PC8) with conditions

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets to approve minutes, hear MPO board reports, and vote on two key items: a first amendment to a professional interlocal agreement and a consultant work task order for the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan. Several presentations on regional transportation programs and safety initiatives are scheduled but require no action.

• Approve First Amendment – Pasco County MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement (File MPO24-0010)
• Approve Pasco MPO 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan Development Consultant Work Task Order (File MPO24-0007)
• Presentation: Resilient Pasco Project (File MPO24-0002)
• Presentation: FDOT Tentative Work Program FY 25-29 (File MPO24-0006)
• Presentation: Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Tentative Work Program FY 25-29 (File MPO24-0004)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving a consultant work task order for the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan development, a first amendment to the professional interlocal agreement, and a new committee member appointment. The agenda also includes presentations on the Resilient Pasco project, socioeconomic forecast data, and tentative work programs from FDOT and Florida's Turnpike Enterprise.

• First Amendment – Pasco County MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement (MPO24-0010)
• Pasco MPO 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan Development Consultant Work Task Order Approval (MPO24-0007)
• Appointment of new member to the MPO Technical Advisory Committee (MPO24-0009)
• Resilient Pasco Project Presentation (MPO24-0002)
• FDOT Tentative Work Program FY 25-29 Presentation (MPO24-0001)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Citizens’ Advisory Committee will meet to receive reports, hear presentations, and vote on approving a first amendment to the county’s professional interlocal agreement. No other substantive decisions are scheduled; several FDOT and FTE work program presentations and status updates are listed but require no action.

• First Amendment – Pasco County MPO Professional Interlocal Agreement (MPO24-0010) – Approve
• Pasco MPO 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan Development Consultant Work Task Order Approval (MPO24-0007) – Approve
• Resilient Pasco Project Presentation (MPO24-0002) – No action required
• FDOT Tentative Work Program FY 25-29 Presentation (MPO24-0001) – No action required
• Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Tentative Work Program FY 25-29 Presentation (MPO24-0004) – No action required

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to discuss the use of remaining funds, set its 2024 meeting schedule, and approve minutes from a previous meeting. The agenda includes public comment and committee reports, but no specific funding amounts or proposals are listed.

• Discussion of remaining funds
• 2024 Opioid Task Force meeting schedule
• Approval of minutes from August 9, 2023

The Opioid Task Force approved amended funding recommendations for WestCare, Pasco Kids First, and Premier. Members also approved a $138,960 allocation for The Hope Shot and finalized the 2024 meeting calendar. Additionally, the committee approved the minutes from their August 9, 2023, meeting.

• Approved amended Year 1 and 2 funding for WestCare, Pasco Kids First, and Premier
• Approved $138,960 Year 1 allocation for The Hope Shot
• Approved 2024 Opioid Task Force meeting calendar
• Approved August 9, 2023, meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on October 24, 2023, with public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving a $12 million tourist development tax revenue bond, a $280,000 settlement in a lawsuit, and a confidential economic incentive agreement for Project Global Brands. The board will also discuss the Envision Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan and an additional homestead exemption for seniors.

• Approve $12,000,000 Tourist Development Tax Revenue Bond, Series 2023 (Tourism Projects) with JPMorgan Chase Bank
• Approve $280,000 settlement in Chaya v. Pasco County (Case No. 2022CA002864CAAXW)
• Economic Incentive Agreement for CONFIDENTIAL Project Global Brands - $4,531,427.00
• Approve $6,650,000 janitorial services contract with City Wide Facility Solutions
• Approve $15,586,000 Half-Cent Sales Tax Refunding Revenue Bond, Series 2023B

The Board of County Commissioners adopted several large-scale and small-scale comprehensive plan amendments, accepted an approximate $3.6 million excess fee check from the Tax Collector, and approved a $4,531,427 economic incentive agreement for Project Global Brands. Commissioners also introduced a homestead exemption ordinance for residents 65 or older and discussed potential moratoriums on multi-family developments under the Live Local Act. Several zoning and public hearing items were continued to future meeting dates.

• Adopted multiple comprehensive plan amendments and related zoning changes including 4G Ranch PD, Saddlebrook Resort PD, and Odessa Town Centre PD
• Accepted an approximate $3.6 million check for excess fees from Tax Collector Mike Fasano
• Approved a $4,531,427 economic incentive agreement for Project Global Brands
• Introduced an ordinance for an additional $50,000 homestead exemption for persons 65 or older, setting a public hearing for December 5, 2023
• Appointed Mike Bishop to the Tourist Development Council and Michele Chamberlin to the Commission on the Status of Women
• Continued public hearings for Seven Diamonds Commerce Park and Greenfield Place West to later dates
• Approved janitorial services contract with Ally Facility Solutions, Inc. for $6,650,000
• Approved construction engineering and inspection services agreement with H.W. Lochner, Inc. for $2,645,549.05

General

The Consolidated Justice Information Board is meeting to approve board bylaws and the proposed 2024 meeting schedule. The agenda also includes various updates regarding court technology, cybersecurity, and reports from partner agencies.

• Approval of October 21, 2022 CJIB Meeting Minutes
• Review and approval of Pasco Consolidated Justice Information Board Bylaws
• Approval of the proposed 2024 CJIB Meeting Schedule
• Updates on STAC Web Interface, Clericus Release, and UCR Compliance
• Updates from the State Attorney, Public Defender, and Pasco County Sheriff

The Pasco Consolidated Justice Information System Board approved its bylaws and the proposed 2024 meeting schedule. It also approved the October 21, 2022 minutes and selected Chief Judge Crane as chairman. Most other agenda items were informational only, with no substantive decisions made.

• Approved October 21, 2022 CJIB meeting minutes
• Ratified Pasco Consolidated Justice Information Board Bylaws
• Approved Chief Judge Crane as Chairman of CJIS
• Approved proposed 2024 CJIB meeting schedule
• Adjourned at 10:38 a.m.

General

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land use and zoning items, including industrial park developments and master plan modifications. The meeting also includes a request for a continuance regarding the Gowers Corners PD land use amendment.

• Rezoning 297.036 acres from Agricultural to Light Industrial at Greenfield Place West
• Rezoning 188.71 acres from Low Density Residential to MPUD for light and heavy industrial at Seven Diamonds Commerce Park
• Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Gowers Corners PD (48.98 acres)
• Modification to the Renner MPUD Development Agreement for KB Homes LLC
• Ordinance amending Land Development Code standards for Neighborhood Commercial and parking

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a rezoning for the Seven Diamonds Commerce Park MPUD, allowing light and limited heavy industrial uses on 188.71 acres, with a condition correction. The commission also continued a parking standards ordinance to a date uncertain, and approved consent items including a zoning change for Greenfield Place West and a development agreement modification for Renner MPUD.

• Approved Seven Diamonds Commerce Park MPUD rezoning (188.71 acres) with conditions
• Continued parking standards ordinance (PC6) to date uncertain
• Approved Greenfield Place West rezoning from A-C to I-1 (297.036 acres)
• Approved Renner MPUD development agreement modification (KB Homes)
• Approved July 20 and August 24, 2023 meeting minutes
• Continued Gowers Corners comprehensive plan amendment to December 7, 2023
• Approved Beacon Woods East MPUD modification with condition change

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will meet on October 18, 2023, to discuss and approve funding agreements for multiple sports events totaling $59,260. The council will also hear presentations on the 2023 bay scallop season, visitation analytics, and updates from the Destination Management Organization, including financial reports and the 2024 meeting schedule.

• Approve $5,000 sponsorship for EFC Boxing event
• Approve $2,940 funding for Vida Vibe Kickoff Volleyball Tournament
• Approve $30,000 funding for Tampa Bay Christmas Invitational
• Approve $15,792 funding for 2024 USPHL Tampa Bay Showcase
• Approve Destination Development Strategy presentation

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved multiple sports event funding agreements, recommended a 23-day scallop season, and approved the 2024 meeting schedule. The council also approved the Destination Development Strategy with an amendment to include Downtown New Port Richey/Sims Park. A visitation analytics presentation was deferred to next month.

• Recommended a 23-day scallop season beginning the 3rd Friday of July
• Approved $5,000 for EFC Boxing event by Elite Fighting Entertainment LLC
• Approved $2,940 for Vida Vibe Kickoff Volleyball Tournament by Tampa United Events Inc.
• Approved $30,000 for Tampa Bay Christmas Invitational by ENG Sports Inc.
• Approved $15,792 for 2024 USPHL Tampa Bay Showcase by Tampa Bay Junior Hockey, Inc.
• Approved $1,272 for Special Teams U Pro Prep Camp by Special Teams University
• Approved $9,816 for 2024 Acro for Autism by The Dance Academy, Inc.
• Approved $1,440 for AAU Karate Kick-off Championships by Ingram's Okinawan Karate, LLC

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee will meet to approve its 2024 meeting schedule, minutes from August 2023, and several zoning and land-use amendments. The committee has final decision-making authority for special exceptions and makes recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners for other decisions.

• Approve 2024 Planning and Policy Committee schedule (File 2023-11980)
• Approve minutes from August 18, 2023 meeting (File 2023-11981)
• Amend J. "Ben" Harrill Villages of Pasadena Hills Financial Plan exhibits (File PDD24-0042)
• Rezone Hamilton Oaks MPUD to allow 240 single-family detached units (File PDD24-7669)
• Amend Pasco County Comprehensive Plan for J. "Ben" Harrill Villages expansion (File PDD24-0040)

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee approved the 2024 meeting schedule, August 2023 minutes, and financial plan exhibits. The committee also approved several zoning amendments and comprehensive plan updates, including the Hamilton Oaks and Watergrass MPUDs and a zoning change for Joseph Disano.

• Approved 2024 committee schedule with changes (File 2023-11980)
• Approved August 18, 2023 meeting minutes (File 2023-11981)
• Approved resolution amending exhibits in the financial plan (File PDD24-0042)
• Approved Hamilton Oaks MPUD rezoning for 240 single-family detached homes (File PDD24-7669)
• Approved Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPA23(07) expanding special district boundaries (File PDD24-0040)
• Approved Land Development Code revisions for the Stewardship District (File PDD24-0041)
• Approved Watergrass MPUD zoning amendment with Chairman Finora voting nay (File PDD24-7690)
• Approved Joseph Disano zoning change from A-C to A-R with Mr. Getz and Mr. Lincoln voting nay (File PDD24-7735)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to review its planning area boundary redesignation and a cooperative agreement for road widening. The board will also review the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan update and a draft regional MOU.

• Review of Redesignation - Reapportionment Process - Planning Area Boundary
• Interlocal Agreement to widen sections of County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway
• 2050 MPO Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Update Activity presentation
• Draft Regional MPO MOU
• Approval of 2024 MPO Board meeting schedule

The Board approved an interlocal agreement to widen sections of County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway. Other actions included approving the 2024 meeting schedule and a draft Regional MPO MOU.

• Approved interlocal agreement to widen County Line Road with Hernando County (roll call vote)
• Approved redesignation-reapportionment process for Planning Area Boundary (roll call vote)
• Approved 2024 MPO Board Meetings Schedule (roll call vote)
• Approved Draft Regional MPO MOU (roll call vote)
• Approved meeting minutes from June 8, August 17, and September 5, 2023 (roll call vote)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of Commissioners will convene on October 10, 2023, to approve routine administrative items, contracts, grants, and proclamations. The meeting includes public comment, a consent agenda of 57 items, and resolutions declaring October as various awareness months. No major policy decisions or public hearings are scheduled for this session.

• Approve $4.96M contract for Accela software licenses (Carahsoft Technology Corporation)
• Approve $125K legal services contract (Barnett & Chistolini, PLLC)
• Approve $31M in flood-mitigation grants for properties on Bay Boulevard, Deedra Circle, and Old Post Road ($152.5K–$222.1K each)
• Approve $21.98M road improvement contract (B.R.W. Contracting, Inc. for Old Pasco Road)
• Approve $1.38M sidewalk construction contract (Ajax Paving Industries of Florida, LLC for Grand Boulevard Phase II)

The Board approved several comprehensive plan and zoning amendments, including a large road improvement contract and various infrastructure grants. Multiple zoning requests were continued to future meetings, and the Board adopted resolutions for several national awareness weeks.

• Approved $21.9M contract to B.R.W. Contracting, Inc. for Old Pasco Road improvements
• Approved $4.9M for Accela licenses and renewals from Carahsoft Technology Corporation
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment to convert 1,517.89 acres to Conservation Lands
• Approved rezoning for Abbey Crossings to allow 1,000 multi-family units and industrial/commercial use
• Approved $5.6M additional authority for Wellpath LLC inmate health services
• Approved $1.38M for Grand Boulevard Sidewalk Phase II
• Approved $499,300 for Musco lighting at Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus
• Approved variance for front and side yard setback reductions on Victoria Road

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will review multiple zoning amendments and comprehensive plan changes, primarily in District 1. Items include requests to rezone land for residential and commercial development, a development agreement for road realignment, and an appeal denial for a residential project. One presentation on the Greater Lacoochee Community Plan is scheduled.

• Zoning amendment continuance for 0.86-acre site at State Road 54 and Shaw Drive (PDD24-7744)
• Rezoning request for 240 single-family units in Hamilton Oaks MPUD (PDD24-7669)
• Development agreement for realigned McKendree/Boyette Road in exchange for fee credits (PDD24-0018)
• Appeal denial for Meadow Pointe West preliminary site plan (APPEAL-2023-00354)
• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment denial for Green Energy Vehicle Service (PDD24-0005)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved the Kenton CC-MPUD rezoning for 800 multi-family units and 106,286 sq ft of service-ready uses, with added conditions and Chairman Grey voting nay. It also approved the Wildcat Bailes CC-MPUD for 1,275 units and commercial uses, and continued several items to the November 2 meeting. The Crossways MPUD request was continued after a motion to approve with water/sewer connection failed.

• Approved Kenton CC-MPUD rezoning for 800 multi-family units with added conditions (Chairman Grey nay, Hanzel absent)
• Approved Wildcat Bailes CC-MPUD rezoning for 1,275 units, retail, office, medical, hospital, hotel (Pontlitz nay)
• Approved APC8 Villages of Pasadena Hills comprehensive plan amendment (Hanzel absent)
• Approved AP9 development agreement with Wildcat Groves for road realignment in exchange for TDF credits
• Continued PC1, PC2, PC3, PC4, P7, and AP10 to November 2, 2023 meeting
• Denied AP11 Green Energy Vehicle Service comprehensive plan amendment per staff recommendation
• Received and filed documents from public speakers

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee is reviewing agreements for road widening and regional cooperation. The meeting includes updates on Zephyrhills transportation projects and the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan.

• Interlocal Agreement to widen sections of County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway
• Draft MOU for Regional MPO
• City of Zephyrhills Transportation Improvement Projects development update
• 2050 MPO Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) update activity report
• Approval of August 2, 2023, meeting minutes

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee is meeting to approve two action items: an interlocal agreement with Hernando County to widen sections of County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway (no funding required), and a draft MOU for a regional MPO. The agenda also includes presentations on ethics/sunshine law, Zephyrhills transportation projects, a state legislative update, and the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan update, plus approval of prior minutes.

• Interlocal agreement with Hernando County to widen County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway — no funding required
• Draft MOU for regional MPO — approval requested
• Presentation: Ethics, Sunshine Law and Public Records Requirements Review
• Presentation: City of Zephyrhills Transportation Improvement Projects Development Update
• Presentation: 2050 MPO Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Update Activity Report

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens' Advisory Committee will consider approving an interlocal agreement with Hernando County to widen County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway, with no funding required. The committee will also vote on a draft memorandum of understanding for a regional MPO and hear presentations on ethics/sunshine law, Zephyrhills transportation projects, state legislative updates, and the 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan.

• Interlocal agreement to widen County Line Road between East Road and Suncoast Parkway (no funding required)
• Draft MOU for Regional MPO
• Ethics, Sunshine Law and Public Records Requirements Review (presentation only)
• City of Zephyrhills Transportation Improvement Projects Development Update (presentation only)
• 2050 MPO Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Update Activity Report (presentation only)

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to approve minutes, hear committee reports, and discuss its 2023 work plan. They will also plan a recruitment drive to fill vacant seats and discuss the 2024 'Women Uplifting Women' event. The agenda is mostly routine business with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of August 7, 2023 meeting minutes
• Review and discuss 2023 work plan
• Recruitment drive to fill vacant commission seats
• Planning for 2024 'Women Uplifting Women' event

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 21, 2023, to consider several zoning amendments, a conditional use for a wireless tower, and a landfill operating permit. Most items are continuances or consent items, with recommendations to approve or approve with conditions. The agenda also includes a presentation on Pasco 2050 public engagement feedback.

• Continuance: Coastal Landfill Disposal of Florida, LLC – construction and demolition debris disposal facility operating permit and conditional use amendment (PDD23-CU21), ~128.72 acres at end of Houston Avenue, east of US 19
• Continuance: Greenfield Place West LLP – rezoning from A-C to I-1 Light Industrial (PDD23-7696), ~103.84 acres at Hudson Avenue and Sowftwind Lane
• Consent: Roggers Flooring Inc. – rezoning from A-C to AR-1 (PDD23-7692), ~10 acres on Family Trail, half mile north of Hudson Avenue
• Consent: Schrader 52 CC – MPUD rezoning for 625 multi-family units and 106,686 sq ft commercial (PDD23-7679), ~57.49 acres
• Consent: Verizon Wireless – 154-ft monopole wireless facility (PDD24-CU01), northeast of Angeline School Way, half mile north of Ridge Road

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including the Schrader 52 MPUD rezoning for 625 multi-family units and commercial uses, with amended parking conditions. Several items were continued to the October 19, 2023 meeting, including the Coastal Landfill disposal facility permit and the Seven Diamonds Commerce Park rezoning. The commission also approved minutes from prior meetings and received a presentation on Pasco 2050 for information only.

• Approved July 6, 2023 minutes as corrected
• Approved August 3, 2023 minutes as corrected
• Continued Coastal Landfill disposal facility permit to date uncertain (Moody abstained)
• Continued Greenfield Place West rezoning to October 19, 2023
• Approved Roggers Flooring rezoning per staff recommendation
• Approved Schrader 52 MPUD rezoning with amended parking conditions
• Approved Verizon Wireless monopole facility per staff recommendation
• Continued Beacon Woods East MPUD modification to October 19, 2023

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee meets to review several continuance requests for zoning amendments and comprehensive plan changes. All items listed are continuances, meaning no final decisions are scheduled for this meeting. The committee has final authority over special exceptions but other decisions are recommendations to the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners.

• Continuance requested for Hamilton Oaks MPUD rezoning (240 single-family units) in District 1
• Continuance requested for Watergrass MPUD modification on 18.5 acres in Promenade Business Centre
• Continuance requested for Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPA23(07) to expand Special District boundaries
• Continuance requested for Land Development Code amendments for J. "Ben" Harrill Villages of Pasadena Hills Stewardship District
• Continuance requested for zoning change from A-C Agricultural to A-R Agricultural-Residential on 5.01 acres near Pommel Place

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will vote on several sports event funding agreements and a promotional sponsorship, and will hear presentations on tourism's economic impact, the Pasco 2050 plan, and the FY 2024 budget. A discussion on a $12,000,000 bond to fund additional fields at the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus is continued. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a treasurer's report.

• Sports Event Funding Agreement - Lightning Foundation, Inc. - 13th annual USA Hockey Sled Classic - $18,168.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement - Z Mitch LLC - ACHI Hope is Here Youth Hockey Tournament - $1,920.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement - ISSA Production LLC - National Thanksgiving HoopFest - $6,552.00
• Promotional Sponsorship Agreement - Colombian Wheelchair Rugby Federation - $5,000.00
• Sports Event Title Sponsorship Agreement - Preferred Athlete Scouting Services Inc. - NCAA DI Women's Basketball 2023 Suncoast Challenge - $7,000.00

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved six funding agreements for sports events and promotional sponsorships, totaling $38,640. The council also approved the selection of a cover page for the new Destination Guide and agreed to receive and file the FY 2024 budget documents. A discussion regarding a $12 million bond for the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus was held for information only, with no action taken.

• Approved $18,168 for Lightning Foundation USA Hockey Sled Classic (DeFilippis abstained)
• Approved $1,920 for Z Mitch LLC ACHI Hope is Here Youth Hockey Tournament
• Approved $6,552 for ISSA Production LLC National Thanksgiving HoopFest (DeFilippis abstained)
• Approved $5,000 for Colombian Wheelchair Rugby Federation sponsorship (Riehle absent)
• Approved $7,000 for Preferred Athlete Scouting Services NCAA DI Women's Basketball Challenge
• Approved selection of bottom middle cover page for Destination Guide (Hayes absent)
• Approved to receive and file FY 2024 Budget and Media Plan documents
• Approved June 13, 2023 meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent, regular, and public hearing sections. Key items include interlocal agreements with New Port Richey, a zoning amendment for a 228-unit development, and final adjustments to the FY2024 budget. The meeting also includes several resolutions recognizing individuals and organizations.

• Interlocal agreement with City of New Port Richey for Town and Country Villas neighborhood improvements ($2,000,000)
• Zoning amendment for Dominium Anclote MPUD to allow 228 multi-family dwelling units
• Final adjustments to Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
• Delegation of authority for building automation services contract up to $11,250,000
• Cooperative funding agreement for Magnolia Valley Storage and Wetland Enhancement Project ($4,188,450 county share)

The Board adopted the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and set the General Fund millage rate at 7.57 mills after a motion for 7.6076 mills failed. The Fire MSTU rate was set at 2.1225 mills after multiple failed motions. The Board also approved several rezoning requests, including the Greenfield/Del Webb River Reserve MPUD, and continued the Town and Country Villas interlocal agreement to December.

• Adopted FY2024 budget and General Fund millage rate of 7.57 mills (roll call, Weightman nay)
• Adopted Fire MSTU millage rate of 2.1225 mills (roll call)
• Approved Greenfield/Del Webb River Reserve MPUD rezoning (557.46 acres)
• Approved Legends Pointe Phase 3 MPUD rezoning (275 single-family units)
• Approved surplus withdrawal for Oaks at Riverside, proceeding with MSBU
• Continued Town and Country Villas interlocal agreement to Dec. 5, 2023
• Approved confirmation of Assistant County Administrator Roy Mazur (Oakley nay)
• Approved affordable housing inventory resolution (Weightman nay)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to review applicant email correspondence and annual reports submitted to the State of Florida. They will also hear presentations on the Opioid Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery Fund and discuss ranking and funding allocations. The meeting includes public comment and approval of minutes.

• Review of applicant email correspondence
• Review of annual reports submitted to the State of Florida
• Opioid Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery Fund presentations
• Ranking and funding allocations

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force approved multiple funding allocations from regional and city/county funds, totaling $898,099, for various organizations, with some members abstaining due to conflicts of interest. The committee also set a threshold that no applicant scoring below 2.99 would be considered, and approved saving leftover funds as a contingency. No other substantive decisions were made; most agenda items were informational only.

• Approved $200,000 allocation to ASAP (5 abstentions due to conflict of interest)
• Approved $72,950 allocation to Hope Shot (1 abstention)
• Approved allocations: Premier Community Healthcare $300,000, Pasco Kids First $200,000, Ace Opportunities $25,000, WestCare $39,149.19, Victory High School $61,000
• Approved regional fund allocations to BayCare and Steps (3 abstentions for BayCare)
• Approved that no applicant scoring below 2.99 would be considered
• Approved saving leftover funds as contingency for allocated projects

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve minutes from previous meetings, the Annual Operating Report, and review bylaws. Two grant-related presentations will be given but require no action.

• Approve minutes from May 25, 2023 meeting (MPO23-0168)
• Approve Annual Operating Report (MPO23-0172)
• Review and approve LCB Bylaws (MPO23-0173)
• Presentation: Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant (MPO23-0170)
• Presentation: Annual Expenditure Report (MPO23-0171)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will consider several zoning amendments and a conditional use request. The meeting includes a request for a continuance on a large multi-family and commercial development project.

• Continuance requested for Schrader 52 CC MPUD rezoning (625 multi-family units and 106,686 sq ft commercial on 57.49 acres)
• Zoning change for Martha Dexter at North Side of Clearview Drive (1.05 acres)
• Zoning change for Ruben A and Maria J Sanchez south of Pine Terrace (5.04 acres)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment for The Crossings at Sunlake (3.69 acres at Sunlake Boulevard Extension and SR-52)
• Conditional Use request for a 155-foot Verizon wireless monopole on the north side of Green Willow Run

The Planning Commission approved a zoning change for a mobile home district and a comprehensive plan amendment for commercial use. They also approved a 155-foot wireless tower with conditions. Two zoning amendments were continued to future meetings for further review.

• Continued Schrader MPUD rezoning (625 units) to Sept 21 meeting
• Approved Martha Dexter rezoning to R-1MH with setbacks (Hanzel voted nay)
• Continued Sanchez A-R zoning amendment to Nov 2 meeting
• Approved Crossings at Sunlake plan amendment to Commercial use
• Approved Verizon 155-foot wireless tower with conditions (Grey voted nay)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to consider two action items: an amendment to the FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and approval of Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 through Pasco County. The meeting includes public comment opportunities.

• Approve Pasco MPO FY 2024-2028 TIP Amendment Request (MPO23-0161)
• Approve Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 through Pasco County (MPO22-0055)

The Pasco County MPO approved two action items: the FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program amendment and the Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 designation. The board also discussed the potential formation of a Regional MPO, with FDOT advisor David Gwynn explaining that a Memorandum of Understanding would be required to conduct a study. No vote was taken on the Regional MPO study, but members expressed interest in continuing the conversation.

• Approved Pasco MPO FY 2024-2028 TIP Amendment Request (File MPO23-0161)
• Approved Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 through Pasco County (File MPO22-0055)
• Discussed potential Regional MPO formation and study requirements (no vote taken)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will consider a major waste-to-energy expansion and continued facility operation agreement with Covanta Pasco, Inc., involving a $260 million design-build agreement and a $290 million service agreement. The board will also vote on numerous consent items, including contracts, easements, and budget approvals, followed by public hearings on land use and zoning matters.

• Waste to Energy Design-Build Agreement with Covanta Pasco, Inc. – $260,000,000.00
• Waste to Energy Service Agreement with Covanta Pasco, Inc. – $290,000,000.00
• Award of Bid for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus Phase II to Trias Construction, LLC – $15,211,150.00
• Cooperative Purchase for Chiller System Replacement at West Pasco Judicial Center – $835,905.00
• Conditional Use for Helicopter Pad at Orlando Health Wiregrass Ranch Hospital

The Board approved the tentative Fiscal Year 2024 budget and associated millage rates, including a General Fund rate of 7.6076 Mills. The Board also authorized significant waste-to-energy expansion agreements and several zoning amendments.

• Adopted FY 2024 tentative budget and Ad Valorem Taxes (Commissioner Weightman voted nay)
• Adopted tentative General Fund millage rate of 7.6076 Mills (Commissioner Weightman voted nay)
• Approved $260M design-build and $290M service agreements for Covanta Pasco, Inc. waste-to-energy expansion
• Approved rezoning for Hilltop Vistas MPUD to allow 117 single-family homes
• Approved $15.2M contract for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus Phase II
• Approved $8.5M multi-year contract for valve and hydrant services
• Approved conditional use for helicopter pad at Orlando Health Wiregrass Ranch Hospital
• Approved $1.7M purchase for laptops, desktops, and monitors

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review resolutions to increase annual streetlight assessment rates in several service areas. The meeting also includes discussions on non-ad valorem assessment rates for the Williamsburg West MSTU and new solid waste disposal fees.

• Increase in annual streetlight assessment rates for Cypress Estates & The Oaks West, Citrus Trace, Pasadena Pines, and Terrace Park
• Establishment of final annual non-ad valorem assessment rate increase for the Williamsburg West MSTU
• Establishment of annual disposal assessments, tipping fees, and other charges for the solid waste disposal and resource recovery system

The Board of County Commissioners approved three resolutions: increasing annual streetlight assessment rates for several service areas, establishing the final non-ad valorem assessment rate and roll for the Williamsburg West MSTU, and adopting annual disposal assessments, tipping fees, and other charges for the solid waste system. All items were approved as part of the consent agenda or by adoption. No public comment was received, and no substantive decisions beyond these approvals were made.

• Approved streetlight assessment rate increases for Cypress Estates & The Oaks West, Citrus Trace, Pasadena Pines, and Terrace Park (consent agenda)
• Approved final non-ad valorem assessment rate and roll for Williamsburg West MSTU (consent agenda)
• Approved annual disposal assessments, tipping fees, and other charges for solid waste system (adopted)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve several routine reports and a planning grant. The board will also review its bylaws and receive updates on past meetings. No substantive policy decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approve Annual Operating Report (AOR) — File MPO23-0172
• Approve Annual Expenditure Report (AER) — File MPO23-0171
• Approve Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant — File MPO23-0170
• Approve LCB Bylaws Review — File MPO23-0173
• Approve May 25, 2023 meeting minutes — File MPO23-0168

General

The Pasco County Commission is meeting to discuss ongoing weather conditions with Emergency Management and consider adopting a resolution declaring a local state of emergency. The agenda contains only this discussion and resolution, with no other substantive items.

• Discussion of ongoing weather conditions with Emergency Management
• Consideration of resolution declaring local state of emergency

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to discuss ongoing weather conditions and adopted a resolution declaring a local state of emergency. The discussion was for information only, and the declaration was approved by roll call vote. The meeting adjourned at 3:00 p.m.

• Adopted resolution declaring local state of emergency (roll call vote)

General

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) will hold a workshop to discuss draft proposals for the 2024 legislative session and commissioners' individual proposals. This is a discussion-only meeting with no formal decisions scheduled.

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will decide on several zoning amendments, special exceptions, and site development plans at this meeting. Two previously proposed zoning changes were withdrawn, while the commission will vote on approvals or approvals with conditions for multiple projects including a 1,000-unit multi-family development and a church special exception.

• Zoning Amendment for Abbey Crossings MPUD (245.24 acres) to allow 1,000 multi-family units and 1.6M sq ft of mixed-use space (PDD23-7668)
• Special Exception for Lutz Church of God in R-1 district (8.5 acres) (PDD23-7717)
• Zoning Amendment for Catholic Charities housing project (0.95 acre) (PDD23-7728)
• Zoning Amendment for Greenfield Place West industrial park (103.84 acres) (PDD23-7696)
• Preliminary Development Plan review for Little Road Landings Commercial (13.04 acres) (PDD23-0469)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several zoning changes, special exceptions, and preliminary development plans, including a large MPUD master planned unit development for Abbey Crossings CC. Two zoning and conditional use items were withdrawn, one item was continued to September 21, and another to September 7. The Commission also approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Moon Lake Road Commercial.

• Approved special exception for a church on School Road with motorized boat restriction on Thomas Lake (Mr. Hanzel voting nay)
• Approved Abbey Crossings CC MPUD rezoning for 1,000 multi-family units and light industrial/office/commercial space (Mr. Poole abstained)
• Approved Public Hearing Consent Agenda items PC5, PC6, and PC8
• Continued Greenfield Place West rezoning to September 21, 2023
• Approved Little Road Landings Commercial PDP site development review
• Approved Preliminary Site Plan only for Little & Ross Commercial Phase 1
• Approved Moon Lake Road Commercial small-scale comprehensive plan amendment
• Continued The Crossings at Sunlake to September 7, 2023

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving a $106 million state infrastructure funding agreement for the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, a $12 million loan for sports fields at Wiregrass Ranch, and several other contracts and resolutions.

• State Financial Assistance Agreement with FDOT for $106,000,000 for infrastructure (C16)
• Reimbursement Agreement for Moffitt Cancer Center infrastructure funding of $77,000,000 (C15)
• Not-to-exceed loan of $12,000,000 for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus improvements (C33)
• Offer of judgment of $187,500 in R.L. Dreher Construction v. Pasco County (C9)
• Resolution disbanding the Airport Zoning Commission (C11)

The Board of County Commissioners approved a consent agenda including a $106 million state financial assistance agreement for infrastructure funding related to the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, along with a $77 million reimbursement agreement for the same project. Several items were pulled for discussion, including a $12 million loan for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus improvements, which was approved with Chairman Mariano voting nay. The board also approved multiple zoning amendments and continuances, including a continuance for the Coastal Landfill disposal facility permit to October 24, 2023.

• Approved $106M state infrastructure funding agreement for Moffitt Cancer Center (consent)
• Approved $77M reimbursement agreement for Moffitt Cancer Center infrastructure (consent)
• Approved $12M loan for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus improvements (4-1, Mariano nay)
• Approved $9.8M Penny for Pasco budget amendment for fire rescue logistics building (consent)
• Approved waiver of variance request fee for Dawn Shurley (roll call)
• Approved delay of demolition for two weeks if no cost to County (roll call, Starkey nay)
• Continued Coastal Landfill disposal facility permit to Oct 24, 2023 (roll call)
• Approved Mitchell Ranch East MPUD rezoning with Live Local Act condition (roll call)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing to consider several resolutions that set final annual non-ad valorem assessment rates and adopt assessment rolls for specific service areas. These include roadway maintenance in Highlands, streetlight services in multiple neighborhoods, and a park in Gulf Harbors. One item cancels a paving project and refunds prepaid assessments. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with public comment and standard meeting formalities.

• Final non-ad valorem assessment rate increase for Highlands MSBU (roadway maintenance), Unit 4 and Unit 8A
• Designate Forest Hills as a streetlight service area and levy assessments
• Increase annual streetlight assessment rates for 12 areas: Arlington Woods, Barrington Woods, Beacon Square, Chelsea Place, Fairway Oaks, Foxwood, Holiday Lake Estates, Hunter's Ridge, Lakes of Regency, Rainbow Oaks, Timber Oaks, Villages at Fox Hollow
• Establish final assessment and roll for Gulf Harbors Neighborhood Park MSBU
• Cancel El Sol Court paving assessment project, refund prepaid assessments, forgive costs

The Board of County Commissioners approved the Public Hearing Consent Agenda, which included resolutions for roadway maintenance assessments in Highlands MSBU, streetlight service areas, and increased streetlight assessment rates. A resolution to cancel the El Sol Court paving project was continued to the September 19, 2023 meeting. Commissioner Starkey was absent for several votes.

• Approved final non-ad valorem assessment rate and roll for Highlands MSBU roadway maintenance (P1)
• Approved Forest Hills streetlight service area designation and assessments (P2)
• Approved increased streetlight assessment rates for 12 service areas (P3)
• Adopted final assessment roll for Gulf Harbors Neighborhood Park MSBU (P4)
• Continued El Sol Court paving project cancellation to September 19, 2023 (P5)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on several action items, including the proposed 2024 meeting schedule, an amendment to the FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), a review of the redesignation/reapportionment process and planning area boundary, and approval of Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 through Pasco County. The board will also receive a presentation on GOPASCO updates, with no action required. Public comments are limited to three minutes.

• Proposed Calendar Year 2024 MPO Board Meetings Schedule (MPO23-0149)
• Pasco MPO FY 2024-2028 TIP Amendment Request (MPO23-0161)
• Review of Redesignation - Reapportionment Process - Planning Area Boundary (MPO23-0150)
• Adventure Cycling US Bicycle Route 15 through Pasco County (MPO22-0055)
• GOPASCO Update (MPO23-0155) - presentation only

The Pasco County MPO Board meeting on August 17, 2023, was called to order but a quorum was not present. Consequently, no action was taken on any of the agenda items, including the approval of minutes, the 2024 meeting schedule, a TIP amendment, a boundary review, and a bicycle route. The board discussed scheduling a special meeting to address the lack of quorum.

• No action taken on June 2023 minutes (no quorum)
• No action taken on 2024 meeting schedule (no quorum)
• No action taken on FY 2024-2028 TIP amendment (no quorum)
• No action taken on boundary review (no quorum)
• No action taken on US Bicycle Route 15 (no quorum)

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing to decide on a rezoning request for The Village Green MPUD, which would allow up to 470 dwelling units and 14,000 square feet of commercial space on about 48 acres. The committee also considers two consent items: a zoning change for a 2.47-acre parcel on Phelps Road and a comprehensive plan amendment to increase land area in village cores and allow more residential conversions. Public comment is invited.

• Zoning amendment (consent) for 2.47 acres on Phelps Road, west of Gall Boulevard, from R-1 to A-R (File PDD23-7723)
• Comprehensive plan amendment (consent) to revise Goal FLU 6 for VOPH, increasing village core land area and residential conversions (File PDD23-0343)
• Rezoning request by LBD I, LLC for The Village Green MPUD: 470 dwelling units and 14,000 sq ft commercial on ~48 acres (File PDD23-7710)
• Public comment opportunity on agenda and non-agenda items
• Appeals of special exceptions require a verbatim record

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee approved a rezoning request for The Village Green MPUD, allowing up to 470 dwelling units and 14,000 square feet of commercial space on about 48 acres, with the condition that it not take effect until the related comprehensive plan amendment is effective. The committee also approved a zoning change for a 2.47-acre parcel and a comprehensive plan amendment, with two members abstaining on the latter due to conflicts of interest.

• Approved Village Green MPUD rezoning to allow 470 dwelling units and 14,000 sq ft commercial (roll call vote, with condition tied to CPAL23-04)
• Approved zoning change for 2.47 acres from R-1 to A-R on Phelps Road (consent agenda)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment CPAL23-04 for VOPH FLU 6 text/table revisions (Pittman and Philmon abstained)
• Approved May 17, 2023 meeting minutes (consent agenda)
• Received and filed documents submitted by Bruce Landis
• Motion to continue Village Green item died for lack of second

General

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will vote on several funding requests, including a $12 million bond to complete sports fields at Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus, a $300,000 purchase of floor covering and storage racks, and multiple sponsorships. They will also hear presentations on the destination development strategy, FY 2024 budget, and quarterly financials.

• Approve $12,000,000 bond for sports fields at Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus
• Approve $300,000 for floor covering and storage racks at Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus
• Approve $73,000 in marketing matching sponsorships for FY 2024
• Approve $60,000 sponsorship for 2024-2025 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships
• Approve $25,000 sponsorship for Chinese Invitational Basketball

The Tourist Development Council approved $300,000 for floor covering and storage at the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus. The Council also approved multiple marketing grants for local festivals and sports sponsorships. A request for a $12 million bond for sports field improvements was tabled.

• Approved $300,000 for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus floor covering and storage racks
• Approved $20,000 each for Cotee River Bike Fest and Chasco Fiesta
• Approved $5,500 for Pigz in Z’hills
• Approved $5,000 each for Wesley Chapel Fall Festival, Parrandón Fest, Pasco Blues Festival, SunWest Crab and Shrimp Festival, and Saint Leo Alumni Weekend
• Approved $2,500 each for Gardening 365 Festival & Plant Sale and Monufest
• Approved $60,000 sponsorship for 2024-2025 Wheelchair Rugby National Championships
• Approved $25,000 sponsorship for 42nd Annual Chinese Invitational Basketball
• Tabled $12M bond request for Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus improvements

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force meets to discuss and rank proposals for opioid treatment, prevention, and recovery projects funded through the Opioid Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery Fund. Members will also review financial stability scoring and funding allocations for these initiatives.

• Opioid Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery Fund Project Presentations
• Financial Stability Scoring review
• Ranking and Funding Allocations for projects

The Committee rejected three project applications for the Opioid Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery Fund due to eligibility requirements. The Committee also approved the meeting minutes from June 8, 2023.

• Rejected Project 1 (Chain Breakin Recovery: The Now Place)
• Rejected Project 3 (Loving Hands Ministries Inc.: Dade City Building #1 Renovation)
• Rejected Project 6 (Marching Forward Stomping Out Opioid Addiction: Be The Voice)
• Approved June 8, 2023, meeting minutes
• Approved receiving and filing documents for Project 9 (Florida Recovery Schools of Tampa Bay, Inc.)
• Approved receiving and filing documents for Project 15 (Recovery Epicenter Foundation)
• Approved receiving and filing documents for Project 23 (Heather Ross Coaching LLC)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission is meeting to vote on a consent agenda of routine items and a regular agenda. Key items include a zoning modification for the Seven Oaks MPUD, a settlement agreement with S.B. Associates, and various contracts and purchases. Public hearings on rezonings and land use amendments are scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

• Zoning amendment for Seven Oaks MPUD (District 2)
• Settlement agreement with S.B. Associates under Section 70.51, Florida Statutes
• Rejection of $99,500 settlement proposal in Garcia v. Pasco County
• Fire Rescue Station No. 20 change order ($195,197.84 reduction)
• Ridge Road Extension Phase 2B change order ($218,385.00)

The Board approved several land-use changes, including a new Airport Overlay District ordinance and a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment rezoning about 68.25 acres north of SR 52 from industrial/agricultural to residential. It also approved a settlement agreement for the Seven Oaks MPUD and continued two major rezoning requests to later meetings.

• Adopted Airport Overlay Districts ordinance (roll call vote)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment rezoning 68.25 acres north of SR 52 to RES-6 (roll call vote)
• Approved Seven Oaks MPUD settlement agreement (C10)
• Continued Pasadena Hills village mixed-use text amendment to Oct 10, 2023
• Continued Mitchell Ranch East MPUD rezoning to Aug 22, 2023
• Approved consent agenda with C36 and C42 pulled for discussion; C30 withdrawn
• Approved $200M hospital revenue bonds for H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center project
• Approved Public Hearing Consent Agenda including SR 52 Groves MPUD rezoning

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women meets to approve minutes from prior meetings and discuss the 2023 work plan. The meeting includes public comment and guest speakers but no substantive decisions listed.

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a special exception for a church, a rezoning for commercial use, a conditional use for a helicopter pad, and multiple comprehensive plan amendments. They will also consider two wireless communications facility conditional use requests, one recommended for approval and one for denial. The meeting includes consent items and public comment.

• Special Exception continuance for Lutz Church of God on 8.5 acres at School Road and Land O' Lakes Boulevard
• Rezoning of 4.4 acres at Fresco Lane from R-1MH to C-2 for Black Marlin Capital
• Conditional use for Orlando Health helicopter pad on 47 acres at Wiregrass Ranch
• Comprehensive plan amendment to rescind Overpass at I-75 subarea (160.8 acres)
• Two wireless tower conditional uses: one approval (Verizon, 188-ft) and one denial (185-ft unipole)

The Pasco County Planning Commission denied a conditional use request for a 185-foot wireless communications facility on Bent Fork Road, following staff's recommendation, with a roll call vote of 5-2. The commission also approved several consent agenda items, including a rezoning, a helicopter pad conditional use, and multiple comprehensive plan amendments. A continuance was granted for a church special exception to the August 24, 2023 meeting.

• Denied conditional use for 185-ft wireless tower on Bent Fork Rd (5-2, Moody & Pontlitz nay)
• Approved 188-ft Verizon monopole on Bellamy Bros Blvd with revised buffering condition
• Approved rezoning of 4.4 acres on Fresco Lane to C-2 (Poole abstained)
• Approved conditional use for helicopter pad at Orlando Health Wiregrass Ranch Hospital
• Approved rescinding Overpass at I-75 subarea comprehensive plan amendment
• Approved Project Arthur Eco Corridor FLU change to Conservation Lands
• Approved Hines Krusen-Douglas-KD52 text/map amendment with staff report revision
• Continued Lutz Church of God special exception to Aug 24, 2023 meeting

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets to vote on approving the 2024 meeting calendar and a five-year budget amendment. Members will also receive status updates on projects and regional transit plans, but no decisions are required on those items.

• Approve Calendar Year 2024 MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meetings Schedule
• Approve Pasco MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program Amendment Request
• Approve May 31, 2023 meeting minutes (File MPO23-0166)
• Presentation: GOPASCO Update (File MPO23-0155)
• Presentation: US 19 Regional Rapid Transit (RRT) Update (File MPO23-0117)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving an amendment to the FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and the proposed 2024 meeting schedule. They will also review the redesignation and reapportionment process. Presentations include the Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan update, GOPASCO update, and Adventure Cycling Route 15. The meeting is open for public comment.

• Approve FY 2024-2028 TIP Amendment Request (MPO23-0161)
• Approve proposed Calendar Year 2024 TAC meeting schedule (MPO23-0149)
• Review of Redesignation - Reapportionment Process (MPO23-0150)
• Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan Update presentation (MPO23-0164)
• Adventure Cycling Route 15 in District 1 presentation (MPO22-0055)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Citizens’ Advisory Committee will meet on August 2 to approve minutes from the May 31 meeting, adopt the 2024 meeting schedule, and vote on a Fiscal Year 2024–2028 Transportation Improvement Program amendment. The committee will also hear status reports on GOPASCO, Adventure Cycling Route 15, and the Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan update, with no action required on these presentations.

• Approve minutes from May 31, 2023 meeting (File MPO23-0148)
• Approve 2024 Citizens' Advisory Committee meeting schedule (File MPO23-0149)
• Approve FY 2024–2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment request (File MPO23-0161)
• Presentation on Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan Update (File MPO23-0164)
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker) at meeting start

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a variety of land-use items, including zoning amendments, special exceptions, site development plans, and a comprehensive plan amendment. Several items are continuances from previous meetings, while others are consent items with recommendations for approval. The commission has final decision-making authority for special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Greenfield/Del Webb River Reserve MPUD: rezoning for 21,000 SF office, 32,000 SF commercial, 160,000 SF light industrial, 40 townhomes, 435 multi-family units, and 730 age-restricted units on 557.46 acres
• Decubellis and Little MPUD: rezoning for 384 multi-family units and 21,000 SF commercial on 17.99 acres
• Coastal Landfill Disposal of Florida: operating permit and conditional use amendment for a construction and demolition debris disposal facility on 128.72 acres
• Columns at Bear Creek MPUD: substantial modification to add 168 multi-family units
• Dominium Anclote: comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning for 228 multi-family units on 17.871 acres

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several rezoning and development requests, including the Greenfield/Del Webb River Reserve MPUD, which allows for a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial uses on 557 acres. The commission also approved a rezoning for the Decubellis and Little MPUD, a conditional use for Urban 54 Estates, and a comprehensive plan amendment for the Seven Diamonds Commerce Park. Several items were continued to future meetings, and one zoning request was withdrawn.

• Approved Greenfield/Del Webb River Reserve MPUD rezoning (557.46 acres) per staff recommendation
• Approved Decubellis and Little MPUD rezoning (17.99 acres) per staff recommendation (Chairman Grey abstained)
• Approved Urban 54 Estates conditional use for multi-family dwellings (13.381 acres) per staff recommendation (Mr. Poole abstained)
• Approved Seven Diamonds Commerce Park comprehensive plan amendment with instruction to update utility needs assessment
• Approved Dominium Anclote small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (17.871 acres) per staff recommendation
• Approved Dominium Anclote MPUD rezoning (228 multi-family units) with enhanced landscape buffer
• Continued Coastal Landfill disposal facility permit to September 21, 2023 (Mr. Moody abstained)
• Withdrawn: Nguyen Thien rezoning request (no action taken)

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee is meeting to approve minutes, introduce new team members, and review the Office of Economic Growth's programs and projects. The agenda is mostly routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of minutes from 05/02/2023
• Introduction of new team members
• OEG's program and project review
• Determination of next meeting

General

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board (VAB) is meeting to handle administrative matters, including appointing special magistrates, adopting local procedures and a filing fee resolution, and discussing property tax system information. Most items are routine approvals or informational, with no major policy decisions expected.

• Approve VAB Attorney Contract for Rinky Parwani, Esq.
• Approve appointment of appraiser, attorney, and tangible special magistrates for 2023
• Adopt 2023 Pasco County Local Administrative Procedures and Forms
• Adopt filing fee resolution establishing VAB filing fees
• Approve telephonic special magistrate hearings

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board held its 2023 organizational meeting, approving the attorney contract for Rinky Parwani at rates matching Pinellas and Hillsborough counties ($275 non-litigation, $375 litigation). The board also approved special magistrate appointments (excluding Hamdy Orabi), discontinued telephonic hearings, adopted local procedures and forms, set filing fees, and approved the tentative 2023 hearing schedule. Several items were informational only, and no public comment was received.

• Approved attorney contract for Rinky Parwani at $275/hr non-litigation, $375/hr litigation
• Approved special magistrate appointments, excluding Hamdy Orabi
• Approved discontinuation of telephonic special magistrate hearings
• Adopted 2023 local administrative procedures and forms
• Adopted filing fee resolution
• Approved designee for late filed petitions and rescheduling requests
• Set tentative 2023 VAB hearing schedule for February 2023
• Approved initial certification of the Value Adjustment Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve routine consent items, discuss regular agenda items, and hold public hearings on ordinances and rezonings. Key actions include setting tentative millage rates for the FY 2024 budget, confirming a new fire chief, and approving various contracts and purchases.

• Tentative millage rates for FY 2024 budget (R46)
• Confirmation of Fire Chief Anthony Perez at $160,000 annual salary (R45)
• Purchase of Skeeter Wildland Fire Apparatus for $642,960 (C15)
• Spectrum broadband services agreement for $1,654,000 (C17)
• Public hearing on Land Development Code amendments (P49)

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, confirmed new appointments including Fire Chief Anthony Perez and Emergency Services Director Captain Eric Seltzer, and addressed various zoning and comprehensive plan amendments. The Board also adopted ordinances to increase parks and recreation impact fees and approved health facilities revenue bonds. Several zoning items and public hearings were continued to August 8, 2023.

• Approved Consent Agenda
• Appointed Captain Eric Seltzer as Emergency Services Director
• Appointed Anthony Perez as Fire Chief ($160,000 annual salary)
• Adopted large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 4G Ranch PD (PDD23-0132)
• Adopted ordinance increasing Parks and Recreation Impact Fees (PRN23-0154)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for Saddlebrook Resort (PDD23-0009, with Chairman Mariano voting nay)
• Approved issuance of Health Facilities Revenue Bonds up to $12,000,000 for Gulfside Healthcare Services
• Approved paving assessment liens for Cedar Way, Roberts Road, and Stage Coach Village Phase 2 (PW23-0088)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five zoning and land-use amendments, including two large residential developments and two small-scale comprehensive plan changes. The meeting also includes procedural items such as roll call, public comment, and a moment of silence. All decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners except for special exceptions.

• Rezoning SR 52 Groves MPUD to allow 231 multi-family units on 68.49 acres (File PDD23-7591)
• Rezoning 4G Ranch West MPUD to allow 1,500 single-family units on 1,102 acres (File PDD23-7661)
• Small-scale plan amendment for Curley Road and SR 54 from residential to commercial on 8.31 acres (File PDD23-0374)
• Small-scale plan amendment for Hilltop Vistas from RES-1 to RES-3 on 39.12 acres (File PDD23-0133)
• Amendment to Northeast Pasco Rural Protection Overlay District (File PDD23-0313)

The Pasco County Planning Commission held a regular meeting on July 6, 2023, where members voted on various zoning amendments, comprehensive plan amendments, and land development code updates. Key actions included continuing a comprehensive plan amendment for the Villages of Pasadena Hills to a date uncertain, approving several master planned unit development (MPUD) rezonings with conditions, and approving small-scale land use amendments. Public comments addressed project concerns and notice advertisements.

• Continued comprehensive plan amendment PDD23-0343 for the J. 'Ben' Harrill Villages of Pasadena Hills to a date uncertain
• Approved SR 52 Groves MPUD zoning amendment (PDD23-7591) with conditions and revised Condition 9.D
• Approved 4G Ranch West MPUD zoning amendment (PDD23-7661) with amended setbacks and description
• Approved small-scale comprehensive plan amendment CPAS23(07) for Curley Road and SR 54 (PDD23-0374)
• Approved small-scale comprehensive plan amendment CPAS22(09) for Hilltop Vistas (PDD23-0133) per staff recommendation with Mr. Moody voting nay
• Approved Land Development Code amendment for the Northeast Pasco Rural Protection Overlay District (PDD23-0313) per staff recommendation with Mr. Moody voting nay
• Approved Hilltop Vistas MPUD zoning amendment (PDD23-7623) with conditions regarding setbacks and Master Plan changes
• Approved adjournment of the meeting at 5:37 p.m.

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will meet to review and vote on zoning amendments, conditional use requests, and comprehensive plan amendments for various developments across the county. Most items are continuances of previous requests, while a few are new proposals for approval. The meeting will also include approval of past meeting minutes and an ordinance establishing airport overlay districts.

• Zoning Amendment (Approval with Conditions) for Mitchell Ranch East Mixed-Use MPUD (194.12 acres, up to 322K sq ft commercial/retail, 100K sq ft medical office, 260 senior apartments, 400 multifamily units)
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Roggers Flooring Inc. (10 acres, change from A-C to AR-1 zoning)
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for RBR Properties of West Florida LLC (11.02 acres, change from R-1 to I-1 zoning)
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Columns at Bear Creek MPUD (substantial modification to convert 48 single-family units to 168 multifamily units)
• Conditional Use Request (Continuance) for Urban 54 Estates (13.381 acres, multiple-family dwellings in C-2 district)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved the Mitchell Ranch East Mixed-Use MPUD rezoning, allowing up to 322,000 sq ft of commercial/retail, 100,000 sq ft of medical office, 260 senior apartments, and 400 multi-family units on 194.12 acres. The commission also approved an airport overlay district ordinance and two small-scale comprehensive plan amendments. Several items were continued to the July 20, 2023 meeting, and one conditional use request was withdrawn.

• Approved Mitchell Ranch East MPUD rezoning (roll call, Girardi abstained)
• Approved Airport Overlay District ordinance (roll call, Hanzel absent)
• Approved Shady Hills small-scale comp plan amendment (roll call)
• Approved Bayonet Gardens comp plan amendment with condition (roll call, Moody and Grey nay)
• Continued 8 items to July 20, 2023 meeting
• Withdrawn Golfvision/Verizon wireless facility conditional use
• Approved minutes for Jan 19, Mar 2, Apr 6 meetings

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee met to discuss a comprehensive plan amendment and a large-scale rezoning request. Both items were continued, meaning no final decision was made during this meeting.

• Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (File 2023-10758) regarding Village Mixed Use Tables and density transfers
• Rezoning request for The Village Green MPUD (File PDD23-7710) to allow 470 dwelling units and 14,000 square feet of commercial space on 48 acres

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on June 20, 2023, with public comment, consent items, regular items, and public hearings. The board will vote on a range of routine approvals, including contracts, purchases, and land use changes, as well as a resolution to increase streetlight assessment rates in several neighborhoods. Public hearings include proposed ordinances amending the Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan for specific properties.

• Resolution to increase streetlight assessment rates in 12 service areas (Arlington Woods, Barrington Woods, Beacon Square, Chelsea Place, Fairway Oaks, Foxwood, Holiday Lake Estates, Hunter's Ridge, Lakes of Regency, Rainbow Oaks, Timber Oaks, Villages at Fox Hollow)
• Large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 86.38 acres at SR 54 and Gunn Hwy to Planned Development (Odessa Town Centre PD)
• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 11.52 acres on SR 52 east of Giddens Road to Industrial-Light (PAW Materials)
• Purchase of four aerial trucks and related equipment from Altec Industries for $1,126,181
• Cooperative purchase of Tasers and associated training/equipment from Axon Enterprise for $735,000

The Board of County Commissioners approved several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including the Sunwest Park MPUD allowing a 200-room hotel and 210,000 sq ft of non-residential uses, and the Palm Wind MPUD for 319 single-family units. The board also adopted the Odessa Town Centre PD and PAW Materials comprehensive plan amendments, and continued several items to future meetings. The consent agenda was approved with several items withdrawn.

• Approved Sunwest Park MPUD rezoning for 200-room hotel and 210,000 sq ft non-residential (roll call)
• Approved Palm Wind MPUD rezoning for 319 single-family units on 116.75 acres (roll call)
• Approved Gaeto MPUD rezoning for 320 multi-family units and 12,000 sq ft commercial (roll call, Bradford absent)
• Adopted Odessa Town Centre PD comprehensive plan amendment on 86.38 acres (roll call)
• Adopted PAW Materials comprehensive plan amendment on 11.52 acres (roll call)
• Approved consent agenda including $1.13M for four aerial trucks and $735K for Tasers
• Continued Land Development Code update (ENA23-0005) to date uncertain (roll call)
• Continued Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve PD to July 11, 2023 meeting (roll call)

General

The Public Safety Coordinating Council convenes to receive routine reports on inmate population, work programs, and a BayCare Health grant, and to hear updates on misdemeanor probation and juvenile assessment services. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda.

• BayCare Health CJMHSA Grant review
• Misdemeanor Probation Program Report
• Inmate Population Report
• Inmate Work Programs update
• Juvenile Assessment Center update

General

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will meet to approve funding requests for sports events and promotional sponsorships totaling $55,840. The council will also receive updates on sports tourism, communications, industry relations, and the FY 2024 draft budget. A settlement update regarding the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus will be presented.

• Approve $11,940 sports event funding for West Pasco Girls Fast Pitch Softball Association
• Approve $10,000 sponsorship for Elite Fighting Entertainment LLC boxing event
• Approve $9,684 funding for Tournament of Champions Nike TOC Southeast Invitational
• Approve $21,432 funding for Orlando Youth Hockey Association tournaments
• Approve $7,000 group meeting incentive for Saddlebrook Resort and Spa AA convention

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved seven sports event funding and sponsorship agreements totaling $62,840, with some members abstaining due to conflicts of interest. The council also received informational updates on tourism, communications, and the FY 2024 draft budget, but took no action on those items.

• Approved $11,940 for West Pasco Girls Fast Pitch Softball Association's 2023 Dixie Softball State Tournament
• Approved $10,000 for Elite Fighting Entertainment LLC's EFC Boxing: EFC4 event
• Approved $9,684 for Tournament of Champions, Inc.'s 2023 Nike TOC Southeast Invitational
• Approved $21,432 for Orlando Youth Hockey Association's 2023 Barn Burner and 2024 Mid-Florida Meltdown tournaments
• Approved $2,784 for Lightning City Gymnastics' 2023 Aloha Invitational and Charity Challenge (Hayes abstained)
• Approved $10,000 for Tennis Pro Florida LLC's Florida's Sports Coast promotions (Collard abstained)
• Approved $7,000 for Saddlebrook Resort's Group Meeting Incentive Program for the 66th Florida State Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous (Riehle abstained)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on several transportation planning items, including the final Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for fiscal years 2024-2028 and the 2023 List of Project Priorities. They will also consider a grant agreement for transportation disadvantaged services and an amendment to the Unified Planning Work Program. Presentations will cover the US 301 project, census data, long-range planning, and a potential regional MPO.

• Adoption of Final TIP FY2024-2028 (MPO23-0136)
• Final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (MPO23-0143)
• Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement - $33,204 (MPO23-0142)
• FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment (MPO23-0141)
• US 301 (SR 41) from Fowler Ave to SR 56 PD&E Project presentation by FDOT

The Pasco County MPO Board approved the final Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for state fiscal years 2024-2028, along with the FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program amendment and the final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (LOPP), with Councilman Smith voting against the LOPP. The Board also approved a $33,204 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement and appointed Mr. James Higgins to the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee. Several items were presented for information only, including the US 301 PD&E project and a potential regional MPO for the Tampa Bay area.

• Approved FY2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approved FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program amendment
• Approved Final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (LOPP) (Smith nay)
• Approved $33,204 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement
• Appointed James Higgins to Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee
• Appointed Ronald McDonald (primary) and Jerry Griffin (alternate) to Citizens Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

The Commission will consider multiple zoning amendments, including a large-scale development at Saddlebrook and a hotel project at Sunwest Park. Several items, including an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code and a rezoning for SR 52 Groves, have requested continuances.

• Saddlebrook MPUD: Rezoning for 650 multi-family units, 105,000 sq ft of commercial/retail, and a 27-hole golf course on 550.33 acres
• Sunwest Park MPUD: Rezoning for a 200-room hotel and 210,000 sq ft of non-residential uses on 158 acres
• SR 52 Groves MPUD: Rezoning request for up to 231 townhome units on 68.49 acres (Continuance requested)
• New River Houck: Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to change land use from RES-3 to RES-9 on 28.10 acres
• Land Development Code Ordinance: Proposed amendments to various sections including design standards, access management, and stormwater requirements

The Commission approved multiple zoning changes, including a 200-room hotel project and a large-scale development at Saddlebrook. Several items were continued to future dates, and previous meeting minutes were approved.

• Approved Saddlebrook MPUD for 650 multi-family units and golf course with modified conditions
• Approved Sunwest Park MPUD for a 200-room hotel and 210,000 sq ft of non-residential use
• Approved Special Exception for a private school on Gunn Highway (PDD23-7695)
• Approved rezoning of 22.36 acres at Happy Hill Road and CR 52 to C-2 General Commercial
• Approved rezoning of 4.99 acres at SR 54 and Livingston Road to C-2 General Commercial
• Approved rezoning of 2.11 acres at Jerry Road and Paul S. Buchman Highway to C-2 General Commercial (Mr. Moody abstained)
• Approved rezoning of 1.47 acres on Chancey Road to R-1MH Single-Family/Mobile Home
• Continued Land Development Code amendment (PDD23-0005) and New River Houck plan amendment (PDD23-0124) to dates uncertain

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to conduct routine business, including a call to order, roll call, public comment, and committee reports. They will consider a new application (item 1) and approve the minutes from the March 27, 2023 meeting (item 2). No major policy decisions or funding allocations are on the agenda.

• Review of OTF Application (New Business item 1)
• Approval of OTF Meeting Minutes from 3/27/23 (New Business item 2)

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force approved extending the application deadline to July 14, 2023, and moved the next meeting to August 7, 2023, to allow more time for submissions. The committee also approved the March 27, 2023 meeting minutes with an amendment correcting Ms. Roghani's affiliation to ASAP. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Extended application deadline to July 14, 2023
• Moved next meeting to August 7, 2023
• Approved March 27, 2023 meeting minutes with amendment

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to vote on a consent agenda of routine items, including contracts, purchases, and land transactions, and to hold public hearings on zoning and land use changes. The board will also receive a presentation on the Facilities Master Plan update. Several items involve significant dollar amounts for services like solid waste disposal and drainage maintenance.

• Solid waste transport/disposal contract extension: $5,797,100
• Drainage maintenance contract extension: $2,783,000
• Software subscription renewal (ePermitHub): $300,000
• Rezoning for 150-student hockey academy (Nest Hockey Academy MPUD)
• Streetlight assessment rate increases for Cypress Estates, Citrus Trace, Pasadena Pines, Terrace Park

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners adopted a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for a 20.13-acre property at CR 52 and Happy Hill and approved various consent agenda items, resolutions, and purchasing requests. The board also continued several public hearings, including wireless communication and development agreement items, to future dates. Commissioners additionally discussed local infrastructure, neighborhood cleanups, and community updates during commissioner items.

• Approved resolutions honoring Wilton Simpson and congratulating Florida Premier FC
• Approved consent agenda with exceptions for items C9, C26, and N48
• Approved $300,000 software subscription renewal for ePermitHub
• Approved $10,000 landscaping reimbursement for Aris Laryngakis from the Tree Mitigation Fund
• Approved $5,797,100 additional purchasing authority for A.C.M.S., Inc. for solid waste transport and disposal
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for Pittman/Massey-Happy Hill (PDD23-0241)
• Continued wireless facility conditional use (P41) to August 8, 2023
• Continued 4G Ranch PD comprehensive plan amendment (W1) to July 11, 2023

Commission on the Status of Women

The Commission will review the 2023 Work Plan and conduct a debrief of the "Woman Uplifting Woman" event. The meeting includes a presentation from Trang Chitakone, the CHD Administrator for the Florida Department of Health in Pasco County.

• Review and discussion of the 2023 Work Plan
• Debrief of the "Woman Uplifting Woman" event
• Guest presentation by Trang Chitakone, MPH, CHD Administrator
• Approval of May 1, 2023, meeting minutes

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets to decide on three major transportation documents for FY2024-2028 and hear updates on US 301 and census planning. No new spending is proposed; only approvals and presentations are on the agenda.

• Approve FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment (MPO23-0141)
• Approve Final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (MPO23-0143)
• Adopt Final Pasco MPO Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for State Fiscal Years 2024-2028 (MPO23-0136)
• Presentation on US 301 (SR 41) from Fowler Ave to SR 56 PD&E Project by FDOT
• 2020 Census Update and Next Steps presentation

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving several key transportation planning documents, including the FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program amendment, the final 2023 List of Project Priorities, and the Transportation Improvement Program for state fiscal years 2024-2028. They will also vote on a $33,204 grant agreement for transportation disadvantaged planning. Presentations will cover the 2020 Census update, long-range plan visioning, a potential regional MPO, and a US 301 project study.

• Approve FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program amendment
• Approve Final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (LOPP)
• Adopt Final Pasco MPO Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) FY2024-2028
• Approve Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement - $33,204
• Presentation: US 301 (SR 41) from Fowler Ave to SR 56 PD&E Project by FDOT

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Citizens’ Advisory Committee is reviewing the final 2023 list of MPO project priorities and the 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program. The meeting also includes presentations on the US 301 PD&E project and long-range transportation planning.

• Adoption of the Final Pasco MPO Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for State Fiscal Years 2024-2028
• Approval of the Final 2023 List of MPO Project Priorities (LOPP)
• $33,204 Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement
• US 301 (SR 41) from Fowler Ave to SR 56 PD&E Project presentation
• FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization's Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board is meeting for its annual public workshop, a required item on the agenda. The board will discuss transportation services for disadvantaged residents. No other substantive items are listed on this agenda.

• Public workshop on Local Coordinating Board annual requirement (File Number MPO23-0129)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve minutes from February, and take action on several items: GOPASCO coordination/operator contracts, an amendment to the TDSP rate model, and the FY 22 evaluation of the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC). The board will also receive updates from the CTC and staff, and hear public comment.

• Approval of February 23, 2023 meeting minutes (MPO23-0113)
• Approve GOPASCO coordination/operator contracts (MPO23-0116)
• Approve amendment to the TDSP rate model (MPO23-0128)
• Approve Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC) evaluation for FY 22 (MPO23-0133)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular meeting on May 23, 2023, at the West Pasco Government Center. The board will consider routine approvals in the Consent agenda, including minutes, budgets, and appointments, as well as discuss land-use standards for single-family lots and townhomes. Public hearings are scheduled for proposed zoning changes, including a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 81.47 acres.

• Approve $2,783,000 drainage maintenance contract with Southern Road & Bridge, LLC
• Approve $362,203 software purchase for floodplain management and elevation certificates
• Approve $584,500 cooperative purchase of International HX trucks for Fleet Management
• Approve $825,963.35 purchase of John Deere equipment for Fleet Management
• Discuss zoning standards for single-family detached lots (40–50 feet wide) and townhomes

The Board continued the proposed cell tower lease at Starkey Ranch Shared Use Site (Item C18) for 120 days after extensive public comment opposing the tower. The Board also adopted several ordinances, including a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 299.75 acres west of Suncoast Parkway, and approved the consent agenda with several items pulled or withdrawn.

• Continued cell tower lease at Starkey Ranch Shared Use Site for 120 days
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for 299.75 acres west of Suncoast Parkway (roll call vote)
• Adopted ordinance establishing Hillcrest Preserve Community Development District (roll call vote)
• Approved consent agenda with exceptions: C18 continued, C37 revised, C15 and C40 withdrawn
• Approved letter of support for Community Case Care of the Elderly grant application
• Granted County Administrator authority to sign cybersecurity grant agreement by May 31
• Continued Palm Wind MPUD rezoning to June 20, 2023 meeting
• Adopted resolutions declaring Older Americans Month and honoring Patrick Broz

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including continuances and new requests. The most consequential item is a rezoning to allow 320 multi-family units and 12,000 sq ft of commercial/office at the southwest intersection of Gunn Hwy and S.R. 54. Other items include a large-scale plan amendment for the Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve development and several continuances.

• Rezoning to MPUD for 320 multi-family units and 12,000 sq ft commercial/office at Gunn Hwy and S.R. 54 (PC8)
• Large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 557.46 acres at Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve, west/east of Shady Hills Road (A-P9)
• Development agreement for Aprile MPUD roadway improvements in exchange for transportation development fee credits (PC5)
• Small-scale plan amendment for 10 acres on New York Avenue from ROR to IL (PC6)
• Continuances for Decubellis and Little MPUD (384 units), Dignity Funeral Services, Pine Ridge Little/Ross, and Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve MPUD (1,205 units)

The Commission approved a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for the Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve PD and a rezoning for the Gaeto MPUD. Several other zoning and plan amendments were approved, while four items were continued to future dates.

• Approved Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve PD (PDD23-0238)
• Approved Gaeto MPUD rezoning for 320 multi-family units and 12,000 sq ft commercial/office with modifications to Condition 16 and the concept plan (PDD23-7681)
• Approved Aprile Development Agreement for roadway improvements (PDD23-0360)
• Approved Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Karli New York Avenue Industrial (PDD23-0321)
• Approved Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for RBR Properties/PAW (PDD23-0189)
• Continued Decubellis and Little MPUD rezoning to a date uncertain (PDD23-7667)
• Continued Dignity Funeral Services Inc/Michels and Lundquist rezoning to a date uncertain (PDD23-7701)
• Continued Greenfield Del Webb River Reserve MPUD rezoning to June 22, 2023 (PDD23-7662)

Tourist Development Council

The Tourist Development Council is reviewing several funding requests for sports events and park equipment. The agenda also includes updates on marketing performance, legislative summaries, and destination development strategies.

• $100,000 funding request for Sand Beach Volleyball Courts equipment at Sunwest Park
• $13,596 funding agreement for Taylored Sports Management Group, LLC - USSSA Basketball National Championship
• $6,084 funding agreement for Bay Area Basketball Inc. - Tournament of Legends
• Update to allow event organizers to apply for multiple Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program funds
• Madden Media report on media performance from January to March 2023

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved funding agreements for two sports events totaling $19,680, a $100,000 request for beach volleyball court equipment at Sunwest Park, and a marketing matching sponsorship program update allowing event organizers to apply for multiple events. The council also approved the February and March 2023 meeting minutes and rescheduled the next meeting to June 13, 2023, in New Port Richey. Several items were informational only, including media performance, DMO updates, a legislative update, and a destination development strategy workshop.

• Approved February 15, 2023 TDC meeting minutes
• Approved March 14, 2023 TDC meeting minutes
• Approved MMSP update allowing event organizers to apply for multiple events
• Approved $6,084 sports event funding for Bay Area Basketball Inc. Tournament of Legends
• Approved $13,596 sports event funding for Taylored Sports Management Group USSSA Basketball National Championship
• Approved $100,000 for beach volleyball court equipment at Sunwest Park, up to maximum number of courts
• Approved rescheduling next TDC meeting to June 13, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. in New Port Richey

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee meets to continue a public hearing on a rezoning request for the Village Green MPUD. The committee has final decision-making authority for special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) - The Village Green MPUD - LBD I, LLC - Rezoning from A-R Agricultural Residential to MPUD Master Planned Unit Development for up to 469 dwelling units and 14,000 sq ft of commercial on 47 acres (File PDD23-7710, District 1)

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee approved the March 15, 2023 meeting minutes and continued a rezoning request for the Village Green MPUD to the June 21, 2023 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved March 15, 2023 meeting minutes
• Continued Village Green MPUD rezoning (PDD23-7710) to June 21, 2023

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss the status of the FY 2024 budget. The agenda includes only this single discussion topic, with no other substantive items.

• Discussion of FY 2024 budget status

The Board of County Commissioners held a workshop on May 16, 2023, with only one agenda item: a FY 2024 Budget Status update, which was for information only and required no action. No substantive decisions were made, and the meeting adjourned at 11:54 a.m.

General

The Airport Zoning Commission is holding a public hearing to consider a proposed ordinance that would establish Section 605, Airport Overlay Districts, in the Pasco County Land Development Code and amend Appendix A definitions. The commission will accept public comment and then recommend approval or denial to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Public hearing on ordinance establishing Section 605, Airport Overlay Districts
• Amendment to Appendix A definitions in the Land Development Code
• Recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on several transportation planning items, including adopting 2022 performance measures targets, approving the draft FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and amending the current TIP. They will also consider a $19,952.72 interlocal funding agreement for a Safe Streets Summit and a $414,072 budget ceiling amendment. Presentations will cover project priorities, US 19 rapid transit, and other studies.

• Adoption of 2022 PM 2 and PM 3 performance measures targets
• Draft MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) approval
• Pasco MPO FY 2023-2027 TIP amendment (District 1)
• Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit interlocal funding agreement - $19,952.72 from Polk TPO
• UPWP amendment to budgetary ceiling - $414,072

The Board approved the draft FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program and several budget and program amendments. Multiple new members and alternates were appointed to the Citizens Advisory Committee and Technical Advisory Committee.

• Approved Draft MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approved UPWP Budgetary Ceiling amendment of $414,072
• Approved $19,952.72 funding agreement from Polk TPO for Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit
• Approved FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program Amendment
• Appointed Jesus Martinez, Tom Radcliff, Raymond Selly, and Nick DeFord to CAC
• Appointed Hayat Mazili to TAC and three alternate members
• Approved 2022 PM 2 and PM 3 Performance Measures Targets
• Removed Christy Zimmer from Advisory Board and appointed Troy Stevenson

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on May 9, 2023, starting at 10:00 AM. The agenda includes public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving multiple contracts for construction, engineering, and services, as well as several resolutions and plat recordings. Public hearings will address rezonings and land use amendments.

• Task Order FM23-016: West Pasco Government Center renovations, $209,700
• Task Order EDO23-003: Mitchell Boulevard Multi-Use Path design, $193,400
• Task Order EDO23-011: Collier Parkway at Livingston Road intersection improvements, $152,119.81
• Cooperative purchase of heavy-duty transit vehicles from Gillig, LLC, $2,501,652
• Resolution to restrict thru truck traffic on Overpass Road and Old Bridge Road

The Board approved several zoning amendments for residential and commercial developments in the Villages of Pasadena Hills and South Central Pasco. It also authorized millions in spending for transit vehicles, drainage maintenance, and facility renovations. Additionally, the Board voted to appeal a court ruling regarding boat cover ordinances.

• Approved $2.5M purchase of heavy-duty transit vehicles from Gillig, LLC
• Approved $2.78M drainage maintenance contract extension for Southern Road & Bridge, LLC
• Approved rezoning of 931 acres to MPUD for up to 2,300 units (Depue East)
• Approved rezoning of 69 acres to Mixed Use Residential MPUD for up to 470 units (McCabe)
• Approved rezoning of 20 acres to MPUD for up to 144 units (Handcart 20)
• Authorized appeal of court ruling invalidating boat cover Ordinance 19-12
• Appointed Jason M. Mickel as Public Works Director with an annual salary of $150,000
• Approved support letter to Governor DeSantis for Senate Bill 7064 regarding human trafficking

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several land use and zoning requests, including a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment and a request for a hockey academy. The meeting also includes requests for continuances regarding a private school and a development agreement.

• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 20.13 acres at State Road 52 and Happy Hill Road
• Rezoning request for Nest Hockey Academy to allow a 150-student facility
• Zoning amendment for Northwood MPUD to add a car wash use to Parcel 7C
• Special exception for a travel trailer/RV park on 5.00 acres near North Avenue
• Conditional use for a 195-foot wireless communications monopole on 20 Mile Level Road

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a rezoning request from A-C Agricultural to MPUD for the Nest Hockey Academy, allowing a 150-student hockey academy. The commission also approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for the Pittman/Massey-Happy Hill property, changing its future land use to commercial. Several items were continued, including a special exception for a private school and a development agreement for roadway improvements.

• Approved rezoning for Nest Hockey Academy MPUD (A-P9)
• Approved small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Pittman/Massey-Happy Hill (PC6)
• Approved consent agenda items PC4 (car wash use) and PC5 (RV park)
• Continued special exception for private school to June 8, 2023 (PC3)
• Continued development agreement for Aprile MPUD to May 18, 2023 (A-P8)
• Approved conditional use for T-Mobile wireless facility (P7)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, several action items, and hear status reports. Key actions include approving a Florida DOT joint certification review report, a Unified Planning Work Program amendment, the draft FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program, and a $19,952.72 interlocal funding agreement for the Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit. The committee will also receive presentations on the Orange Belt Trail alignment and US 19 Regional Rapid Transit updates.

• Approve FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment
• Approve Draft MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approve Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit Interlocal Funding Agreement - $19,952.72 from Polk TPO
• Presentation: Orange Belt Trail Alignment Workshop Update
• Presentation: US 19 Regional Rapid Transit (RRT) Update

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Technical Advisory Committee will meet to act on four items: approve the five-year Transportation Improvement Program, certify a Florida DOT review, amend the Unified Planning Work Program, and appoint a new TAC member. Two funding agreements and two project updates are also on the agenda.

• Approve Draft MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approve Florida DOT - Joint Certification Review Report
• Approve FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment
• Approve Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit Interlocal Funding Agreement — $19,952.72 from Polk TPO to Pasco County MPO
• Appointment of New Member to the MPO Technical Advisory Committee

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Citizens’ Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, receive reports, and vote on several action items including a $19,952.72 interlocal funding agreement for the Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit and amendments to the FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program and the FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program. Two presentations—US 19 Regional Rapid Transit update and Orange Belt Trail Study Alignment Workshop—will be provided for informational purposes only.

• Approve FY2023-2024 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment
• Approve Draft MPO FY 2024-2028 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approve $19,952.72 Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit Interlocal Funding Agreement
• Presentation: US 19 Regional Rapid Transit (RRT) Update
• Presentation: Orange Belt Trail Study Alignment Workshop Update

General

The Airport Zoning Commission is holding a public hearing to accept comments on a proposed ordinance that would establish Section 605, Airport Overlay Districts, in the Pasco County Land Development Code and amend Appendix A definitions. The commission will make a recommendation, with a second public hearing scheduled for May 15, 2023. This is a regular meeting with public comment and a single public hearing item.

• Public hearing on ordinance establishing Section 605, Airport Overlay Districts, of the Pasco County Land Development Code
• Ordinance also amends Appendix A definitions and provides for severability, inclusion in the Land Development Code, and an effective date
• Second public hearing scheduled for May 15, 2023, at 1:30 p.m. in Dade City

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Pasco County Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee will hold a brief meeting to approve minutes from January 5, 2023, review program and project updates, and set the date for the next meeting. No substantive decisions or new business items are listed on the agenda.

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to approve minutes, review its 2023 work plan, and discuss an upcoming 'Woman Uplifting Woman' event scheduled for May 23, 2023. The agenda includes routine items like public comment and committee reports, with no major policy decisions.

• Approval of April 3, 2023 meeting minutes (File 2023-10384)
• Review and discuss 2023 Work Plan (File 2023-10385)
• Discussion of 'Woman Uplifting Woman' event on May 23, 2023 (File 2023-10386)
• Next meeting scheduled for June 5, 2023 at Pasco County Utilities Building, Land O' Lakes

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to rezone 11.52 acres on State Road 52 from residential to light industrial, a text amendment to the recreation and open space element, and a workshop and ordinance to increase parks and recreation impact fees beyond statutory phase-in limits. The commission has final authority on special exceptions; other items are recommendations to the county commission.

• Small-scale plan amendment (CPAS22(27)): 11.52 acres north of State Road 52, east of Giddens Road, from RES-3 to IL (Industrial-Light), with subarea and text amendments (PDD23-0189)
• Comprehensive plan text amendment (CPA23(03)): changes to Chapter 5 Recreation and Open Space Element and Glossary (PRN23-0123)
• Workshop on extraordinary circumstances for parks and recreation impact fee increase beyond phase-in limits (PRN23-0124)
• Ordinance to increase parks and recreation impact fees beyond phase-in limits, amending Land Development Code sections 1302.1 and 1302.4 (PRN23-0125)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a parks and recreation impact fee increase ordinance, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners with recommendations to study the rate, apply the fee to hotels, and explore other revenue sources. The commission also approved a comprehensive plan text amendment on recreation and open space, and continued a small-scale land use amendment to May 18, 2023. A workshop on the impact fee was informational only.

• Approved parks and recreation impact fee ordinance with recommendations to BCC (Girardi absent)
• Approved comprehensive plan text amendment on recreation and open space (Moody nay)
• Continued small-scale comprehensive plan amendment CPAS22(27) to May 18, 2023
• Held informational workshop on extraordinary circumstances for impact fee increase (no action)

General

The Tourist Development Council is considering several funding requests for sports event sponsorships and marketing. The meeting also includes presentations regarding Destination Management Organization updates and legislative sessions.

• Pro Padel League Operations, Inc. sponsorship: $80,000.00
• Z Mitch LLC AdventHealth Center Ice Summer Events funding: $26,988.00
• Tennis Pro Florida LLC marketing sponsorship at SVB Tennis Center: $15,000.00
• Florida Sports Foundation, Inc. Sunshine State Games Track & Field Championships: $2,292.00
• Destination Development Strategy Workshop presentation

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved four funding and sponsorship agreements totaling $124,280 for sports events and marketing, with two abstentions due to conflict of interest. The council also approved submitting a letter to the Senate opposing the TDT expansion in House Bill 7053. Two other items were informational only, with no action taken.

• Approved $80,000 sponsorship for Pro Padel League Inaugural Season (Collard abstained)
• Approved $26,988 funding for AdventHealth Center Ice Summer Events
• Approved $2,292 funding for Sunshine State Games Track & Field Championships
• Approved $15,000 marketing sponsorship for FSC Brand Promotions at SVB Tennis Center (Collard abstained)
• Approved submitting letter to Senate opposing TDT expansion in House Bill 7053

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will consider a consent agenda with routine approvals, including a $76 million roadway rehabilitation contract, and hold public hearings on zoning and ordinance items. The meeting includes public comment, resolutions, and a continuation of the airport-area development moratorium.

• Award of Bid No. IFB-RH-22-057 to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. and Ajax Paving Industries of Florida LLC for roadway rehabilitation and repaving – $76,000,000.00
• Extending temporary moratorium on building permits and development applications around airports (Ordinance No. 22-28)
• Hazard Mitigation Grant Program subaward for drainage improvements – $1,368,895.00
• Public hearing on small-scale comprehensive plan amendment on Ross Lane (26.20 acres) – continuance requested
• Public hearing on conditional use for multiple-family dwellings on Salt Springs Road (14.86 acres)

The Board approved a $76 million contract for roadway rehabilitation and repaving. Other actions included appointing a new Engineering Services Director and approving several land-use and zoning amendments. The Board also adopted resolutions declaring Building Safety Month and National Community Development Week.

• Approved $76M roadway rehabilitation and repaving contract (Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. and Ajax Paving Industries of Florida LLC)
• Appointed Nick Uhren as Engineering Services Director ($160,000 annually)
• Approved conditional use for multi-family dwellings at US Highway 19 and Salt Springs Road
• Approved amendment to allow 288 additional multi-family units at Gulfview Square Mall
• Approved mediated settlement agreement for RADDSports Pasco Wiregrass LLC v. Pasco County
• Adopted ordinance amending Pasco County Library System code
• Approved $691,832 for dredging design and permitting for Gulf Harbors and Hudson Communities
• Continued rezoning request for Palm Wind MPUD to May 23, 2023

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners holds a public town hall meeting to discuss trespass agreements with the Sheriff’s Office, code violations, county ordinances, and homelessness strategies. Residents may ask questions and provide feedback during the session.

• Trespass Agreements and Procedures – Pasco County Sheriff’s Office
• Code Violations – Code Compliance
• County Codes and Ordinances – County Attorney’s Office
• Tackling Homelessness in Pasco County – Public Services

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on adopting 2022 performance measure targets, appointing new TAC alternate members, amending the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and approving/removing Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee members. They will also hear presentations on the 2023 Citizens' Advisory Committee applications, a draft list of project priorities, and developments around US 301 in Zephyrhills.

• Adoption of 2022 PM 2 and PM 3 Performance Measures Targets (MPO23-0086)
• Appointment of new alternate members to the MPO Technical Advisory Committee (MPO23-0096)
• Pasco MPO FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment (MPO23-0100)
• Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee membership approval and removal (MPO23-0106)
• Presentation on developments surrounding US 301 in Zephyrhills (MPO23-0099)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including continuances for previously deferred items. They will also consider consent items such as development and funding agreements, and a conditional use permit for a 195-foot wireless tower. The commission has final authority on special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Continuance requested for New River Houck small-scale plan amendment (28.10 acres, Ashton Oaks Blvd & SR 54)
• Continuance requested for Sarah Gurley Trust zoning change to C-2 General Commercial (4.99 acres, SR 54 & Livingston Rd)
• Continuance requested for Hilltop Vistas plan amendment and MPUD rezoning (39.12 acres, 117 single-family homes)
• Consent: Connerton Boulevard Development Agreement with Lennar Homes (Connerton Blvd to Ehren Cutoff)
• Conditional Use: T-Mobile 195-foot monopole wireless facility (20 Mile Level Rd, east of Collier Pkwy)

The Commission approved a development agreement for Connerton Boulevard and funding agreement amendments for Two Rivers and Wyndfields MPUDs. It also approved a land use change to commercial for a site at Paul Buchman Highway and Jerry Road and a residential density increase for Handcart 20. Several other zoning and plan amendments were continued to future dates.

• Approved Connerton Boulevard Development Agreement (Consent)
• Approved Two Rivers MPUD Funding Agreement Amendment (Consent)
• Approved Wyndfields MPUD Funding Agreement Amendment (Consent)
• Approved Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Teramore Buchman Highway Commercial (Consent)
• Approved Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Handcart 20 (per Staff recommendation)
• Denied variance request for 4537 Victoria Rd (roll call vote: Mr. Girardi, Mr. Pontlitz, and Chairman Grey voted nay)
• Continued New River Houck plan amendment to June 8, 2023
• Continued wireless communications facility request to May 4, 2023 (roll call vote: Mr. Hanzel and Mr. Pontlitz voted nay)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, adopt 2022 performance measure targets, and approve a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment. Members will also hear presentations on US 301 developments in Zephyrhills and a draft list of project priorities. The meeting includes public comment and routine administrative items.

• Adoption of 2022 PM 2 and PM 3 Performance Measures Targets
• Pasco MPO FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment
• Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee Membership Approval and Removal
• Presentation: Developments Surrounding US 301 in Zephyrhills
• Presentation: Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving new alternate members, adopting 2022 PM2 and PM3 performance measure targets, and amending the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program. They will also receive presentations on developments around US 301 in Zephyrhills and a draft list of project priorities.

• Adoption of 2022 PM2 and PM3 performance measure targets
• Amendment to FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Appointment of new alternate TAC members
• Presentation on developments surrounding US 301 in Zephyrhills
• Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP) presentation

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens' Advisory Committee is meeting to review and recommend action on several transportation planning items, including adopting 2022 performance measure targets and approving an amendment to the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program. The committee will also hear presentations on developments around US 301 in Zephyrhills and a draft list of project priorities. Public comment is invited.

• Adoption of 2022 PM 2 and PM 3 Performance Measures Targets (MPO23-0086)
• Pasco MPO FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment (MPO23-0100)
• Developments Surrounding US 301 in Zephyrhills (MPO23-0099) - presentation only
• Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP) (MPO23-0107) - presentation only
• Approval of March 1, 2023 meeting minutes

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will consider a $44 million roadway rehabilitation and repaving contract, several land use and zoning changes, and various other purchases and agreements. The agenda includes a presentation on the Pasco 2050 plan and multiple public hearings on ordinances, including a continuance for a land development code amendment.

• Award of $44,000,000 bid for roadway rehabilitation and repaving to Asphalt Paving Systems, Inc. and Ajax Paving Industries of Florida LLC
• Public hearing to change future land use from RES-3 to RES-9 on 28.10 acres at Ashton Oaks Boulevard and State Road 54 (continuance requested)
• Public hearing to change future land use from RES-3 to COM on 3.95 acres on Mitchell Wesley Chapel Boulevard
• Public hearing to change future land use from RES-6 to COM on 2.18 acres at Clinton Avenue and Circle B Road
• Ordinance to establish the West Hillcrest Community Development District

The Board approved several zoning changes to commercial and planned development districts, including the Saddlebrook Resort PD. It also authorized various equipment purchases and delegated authority to waive review fees for School Board projects.

• Approved rezoning of 3.95 acres to Commercial at Mitchell Wesley Chapel Blvd
• Approved rezoning of 2.18 acres to Commercial at Clinton Ave and Circle B Rd
• Approved establishment of West Hillcrest Community Development District
• Approved Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for 4G Ranch PD (2,903 acres)
• Approved rezoning of 8.39 acres to General Commercial on Catfish Lake Road
• Approved Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Saddlebrook Resort PD
• Approved $1.5M contract for generator maintenance and repair
• Delegated authority to County Administrator to waive School Board project review fees

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes from the March 6 meeting, adopting the 2023 work plan, and discussing a May event. They will also consider appointing a new member from United Way of Pasco County. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major policy decisions.

• Approve 2023 Work Plan (File 2023-10148)
• Discuss 'Woman Uplifting Woman' May event (File 2023-10147)
• Consider new member Alex Fridy from United Way of Pasco County (File 2023-10153)
• Approve minutes from March 6, 2023 meeting (File 2023-10146)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to discuss new business, including an update on funding and community updates. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of the January 30, 2023 meeting minutes, and committee reports.

• Update on funding
• Community updates
• Approval of OTF meeting minutes from 1/30/23
• Public comment period

The Committee approved the meeting minutes from January 30, 2023, and agreed to receive and file documents from a public speaker. The remainder of the meeting consisted of public comments and informational updates with no further action taken.

• Approved January 30, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approved to receive and file documents submitted by Ms. Estelle Keshock

General

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board (VAB) is meeting to consider property tax petition appeals, including two cases with exceptions filed, approve the VAB attorney contract, set compensation for special magistrates, and elect new officers. The agenda also includes routine items such as approving minutes and a listing of petitions.

• Petition AV-554 (Solomon Evans) - exception filed, recommendation to approve
• Petition HMLF-011 (Theresa Vachon) - exception filed, recommendation to approve
• VAB Attorney Contract with Rinky S. Parwani, Esquire - approval
• Advertisement and setting of compensation for Special Magistrates for 2023
• Election of new Chairman and Vice-Chairman for 2023

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board approved routine items including minutes, petition listings, special magistrate recommendations, and the 2022 certification. It increased special magistrate compensation from $125 to $185 per hour, waived a penalty for Magistrate Steven Nystrom, and reappointed Commissioner Oakley as Chairman and Commissioner Weightman as Vice-Chairman for 2023.

• Approved June 17, 2022 organizational meeting minutes
• Approved upholding special magistrate recommendation for AV-554 (Solomon Evans)
• Approved upholding special magistrate recommendation for HMLF-011 (Theresa Vachon)
• Approved special magistrate recommendations for all petition types
• Approved 2022 Certification of the Value Adjustment Board
• Approved VAB attorney contract with Rinky S. Parwani
• Approved increasing special magistrate compensation from $125/hr to $185/hr
• Approved waiver of penalty clause for Special Magistrate Steven Nystrom

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss a range of community issues, including homelessness initiatives and a harm reduction presentation by the Florida Department of Health. They will also review development plans for the West Market Area and a collaboration with Port Richey and the county on riverside development, as well as infrastructure projects such as the New Port Richey Wastewater Treatment Plant and the Cotee River Underpass. Recreational topics include enhancements to West Pasco Little League fields and boat ramp projects.

• Homelessness initiatives and harm reduction presentation by Florida Department of Health - Pasco
• West Market Area Redevelopment Plan
• Port Richey and County Riverside Development Collaboration
• New Port Richey Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Cotee River Underpass Project status report

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners held a workshop on March 23, 2023, to discuss a range of community, development, infrastructure, and recreational topics. All items were presented for information only, and no formal actions or votes were taken. The meeting was informational in nature.

• No action taken on homelessness initiatives
• No action taken on harm reduction presentation
• No action taken on West Market Area Redevelopment Plan
• No action taken on Port Richey and County Riverside Development Collaboration
• No action taken on Green Key Resiliency, Stormwater and Other Projects
• No action taken on New Port Richey Wastewater and Treatment Plant
• No action taken on FDOT Crossings
• No action taken on Golf Carts

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key decisions include rezonings, a land development code amendment, a community development district establishment, and multiple contracts and purchases. The agenda also includes several resolutions and routine approvals.

• Ridge Road Extension Phase 2B eminent domain resolution - $2,363,200
• Embassy Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation amendment - $14,072,579
• Zoning amendment for SR 54 Black Lake MPUD (135,000 SF commercial/retail, 250 hotel rooms)
• Land Development Code amendment (continuance requested)
• Harvest Ridge Community Development District establishment

The Board approved a rezoning for the SR 54 Black Lake MPUD, allowing 135,000 sq ft of commercial/retail and 250 hotel rooms on 33.72 acres, with a revision removing language about passive recreational uses near the wetland. The Board also approved the Harvest Ridge Community Development District, transmitted the Odessa Town Centre PD plan amendment, and continued the Land Development Code update to June 20, 2023. Several consent agenda items were approved, including a $14.07M amendment for the Embassy Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant project.

• Approved SR 54 Black Lake MPUD rezoning (P45) with conditions
• Approved Harvest Ridge Community Development District ordinance (P42)
• Transmitted Odessa Town Centre PD comprehensive plan amendment (P51)
• Continued Land Development Code update to June 20, 2023 (P41)
• Approved $14,072,579 amendment for Embassy Hills WWTP project (C28)
• Approved $2,363,200 resolution of necessity for Ridge Road Extension (C8)
• Approved $20M charter school bond resolution (P48)
• Approved vacation rental conditional use in R-4 district (P50)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several land-use proposals, including rezonings, comprehensive plan amendments, and conditional use requests. The meeting will also include procedural items such as approving minutes and public comment. All decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners except for special exceptions.

• Conditional use request for multiple-family dwellings on Salt Springs Road (14.86 acres)
• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Pine Ridge Little/Ross area (26.20 acres)
• Zoning amendment for SR 54 Black Lake MPUD (135,000 SF commercial/retail + 250 hotel rooms)
• Large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for 4G Ranch PD (2,903 acres)
• Zoning amendment for Palm Wind MPUD (319 single-family units on 116.75 acres)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several consent and regular agenda items, including conditional use permits, comprehensive plan amendments, and zoning changes. Notable approvals include the SR 54 Black Lake MPUD rezoning for commercial/retail and hotel use, the 4G Ranch PD large-scale plan amendment, and the Palm Wind MPUD for 319 single-family homes. One item, the Pine Ridge Little/Ross plan amendment, was continued to the May 18, 2023 meeting.

• Approved January 19, 2023 meeting minutes
• Approved conditional use for Gulfview 9409 LLC (multiple-family dwellings, 14.86 acres)
• Continued Pine Ridge Little/Ross plan amendment to May 18, 2023
• Approved SR 54 Black Lake plan amendment (staff recommendation, remove wetland trail reference)
• Approved SR 54 Black Lake MPUD rezoning (135,000 SF commercial/retail, 250 hotel rooms; Mr. Moody voted nay)
• Approved 4G Ranch PD large-scale plan amendment (2,903 acres)
• Approved Palm Wind MPUD rezoning (319 single-family units, 116.75 acres)
• Approved SR 52 Groves plan amendment (68.25 acres to RES-6)

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee meets to decide on nine zoning amendments, all requesting conversion from agricultural to Master Planned Unit Development (MPUD) zoning. Each item proposes new residential units ranging from 144 to 2,300 dwellings across 20 to 931 acres in District 1. The committee has final decision-making authority for special exceptions and will consider staff recommendations for approval with conditions.

• Depue East MPUD rezoning for up to 2,300 units on 931 acres (PDD23-7627)
• Evans Nursery MPUD modification reducing non-residential village center area (PDD23-7656)
• Evans Pasadena MPUD consolidation of three parcels into single development (PDD23-7635)
• McCabe MPUD rezoning for up to 470 units on 69 acres (PDD23-7645)
• Handcart 20 small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to Res-9 zoning (PDD23-0234)

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee approved several zoning amendments, including rezoning requests for residential and commercial development. All items were approved per staff recommendations, with one abstention due to a conflict of interest. The meeting was otherwise procedural, with no public comment or regular agenda items.

• Approved Depue East MPUD rezoning for 2,300 residential units and 20,000 sq ft commercial on 931 acres
• Approved Evans Nursery MPUD modification (renaming and reducing village center area)
• Approved Evans Pasadena MPUD consolidation of three MPUDs
• Approved McCabe MPUD rezoning for 470 residential units on 69 acres
• Approved Handcart 20 comprehensive plan amendment to Res-9 on 20.2 acres
• Approved Hopkins MPUD rezoning for 144 single-family units on 97.7 acres
• Approved Stonebridge MPUD rezoning for 150 single-family units on 80.2 acres
• Approved Handcart 20 MPUD rezoning for 144 units on 20 acres

General

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving four funding requests totaling $70,500 for sports events and a conference, and will hear presentations on tourism impact, destination strategy, and updates. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.

• Title Partner Sponsorship and Venue Host Agreement with Tampa Bay Pro Combine Inc. for $50,000
• Sports Event Funding Agreement with Elite Sports Events Inc for Florida AAU Basketball-Boys Gladiator Games 2 for $8,500
• Sports Event Funding Agreement with ENG Sports Inc for 2023 Candice Dupree Invitational for $10,000
• Group Meeting Incentive Program with Saddlebrook Resort and Spa for Rotary International District 6950 Conference for $2,000
• Economic Impact and Visitor Tracking Report for FY 2023 Q1 (presentation)

The Council approved several funding requests for sports events and a title partner sponsorship. It also approved a policy revision increasing a rebate amount from $5.00 to $12.00.

• Approved $50,000 sponsorship for Tampa Bay Pro Combine Inc.
• Approved funding up to $9,000 for Elite Sports Events Inc (Florida AAU Basketball-Boys Gladiator Games 2)
• Approved funding up to $11,200 for ENG Sports Inc (2023 Candice Dupree Invitational)
• Approved rebate policy revision from $5.00 to $12.00
• Approved funding up to $4,500 for Saddlebrook Resort and Spa (Rotary International District 6950 Conference)
• Approved January 18, 2023 meeting minutes

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on bylaw amendments for its Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) and Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), and approve a CAC membership appointment. The board will also receive presentations on the Vision Road development process, sidewalk project prioritization, and performance safety measures, plus an update on CAC applications.

• Approve CAC Bylaw Amendments (File MPO23-0062)
• Approve TAC Bylaws Amendments (File MPO23-0043)
• Approve CAC Membership for District 4 (File MPO23-0089)
• Presentation: Pasco County Vision Road Development Process (MPO23-0078)
• Presentation: Sidewalk Project List and Prioritization (MPO23-0082)

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization approved the January 12, 2023 meeting minutes, adopted amendments to the Citizens' Advisory Committee and Technical Advisory Committee bylaws, and approved a Citizens' Advisory Committee membership item including the nomination of Mr. Brad Sollberger as the District 4 Alternative. The board also received public input concerning Shady Hills Road traffic and safety, along with several presentations and status reports requiring no action.

• Approved January 12, 2023 MPO Board meeting minutes
• Approved Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) Bylaw Amendments (File No. MPO23-0062)
• Approved Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Bylaws Amendments (File No. MPO23-0043)
• Approved Citizens' Advisory Committee Membership Approval per staff recommendation (File No. MPO23-0089)
• Approved the nomination of Mr. Brad Sollberger to serve as the District 4 Alternative (File No. MPO23-0088)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on several zoning amendments, including substantial modifications to the Harvest Hills Master Planned Unit Developments (MPUDs) that would transfer residential and non-residential entitlements. The board will also consider a new ordinance establishing the Harvest Hills Community Development District and a continuance for a land development code amendment. Consent items include property purchases, easements, budget amendments, and service contracts.

• Harvest Hills North MPUD: transfer 798 residential units and 167,811 sq ft non-residential on 319.3 acres
• Harvest Hills South MPUD: transfer 759 residential units and 102,073 sq ft non-residential on 116.3 acres
• Harvest Hills Commons MPUD: reduce entitlements from 470 to 276 dwelling units
• Ordinance establishing Harvest Hills Community Development District
• Property purchase for Grand Boulevard Sidewalk ($11,035.50) and Sea Pines Flood Abatement ($23,500)

The Board of County Commissioners approved the establishment of the Harvest Hills Community Development District and several zoning amendments, including modifications to the Harvest Hills Master Planned Unit Development. A proposed update to the Land Development Code was continued to the April 4 meeting. The Board also approved a consent agenda covering various contracts, easements, and budget amendments, while waiving right-of-way fees for civic beautification projects.

• Approved establishment of Harvest Hills Community Development District (roll call vote)
• Approved zoning amendments for Harvest Hills North, South, and Commons MPUDs (consent agenda)
• Approved zoning change for Margie A Tingley property from C-3 to C-2 (consent agenda)
• Approved zoning change for Oakley Junction AG LLC from A-C to C-2
• Continued Land Development Code amendment ordinance to April 4, 2023
• Continued zoning amendment for Global Broker Group LLC to May 9, 2023
• Continued petition to vacate rights-of-way for Palm River Solar Farm to April 4, 2023
• Approved waiver of fees for Leisure Beach right-of-way permit and amendment of fee schedule for civic associations

Commission on the Status of Women

The Commission on the Status of Women will meet to approve minutes, hear a guest speaker on citizen participation, discuss the 2023 work plan, and receive an update on a women's event. The agenda is routine with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of February 6, 2023 meeting minutes
• Guest speaker: Hilary L. Bruno, Pasco County Community Development Manager, on Citizen Participation
• Discussion of 2023 Work Plan
• Woman's Event Update

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will review multiple zoning amendments, comprehensive plan changes, and development agreements for large-scale projects across the county. Most items are continuances or approvals with conditions, with a focus on residential and commercial rezonings, master-planned developments, and roadway improvements.

• Zoning amendment for Wildcat Groves MPUD (1,275 multi-family units, retail, office, hotel, hospital uses on 176 acres)
• Zoning change for 4.99-acre parcel at State Road 54 and Livingston Road from agricultural to commercial
• Small-scale plan amendment for Dominium Anclote (15.6 acres) to increase residential density
• Large-scale plan amendment for 4G Ranch (2,903 acres) to convert from agricultural to planned development
• Development agreement for realigned McKendree Road in exchange for mobility fee credits

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several zoning amendments, comprehensive plan amendments, and development agreements, including a rezoning for a 1,275-unit multi-family development and a 190-unit townhome project. Several items were continued to future meetings, and a presentation on the Design Standards Manual was postponed.

• Approved JSN Clinton MPUD rezoning for 190 townhome units (consent)
• Approved Connerton Village 1 MPUD modification adding 56 units and 10,000 sq ft retail/office (consent)
• Approved Martha Joanne Wood Hinman rezoning to MF-1 with deed restrictions (1 nay)
• Approved Boger Ranch Villages of Pasadena Hills development agreement (consent)
• Approved Mitchell Wesley Chapel Boulevard small-scale comp plan amendment to commercial (consent)
• Approved Mitchell Clinton Ave small-scale comp plan amendment to commercial (consent)
• Approved Greenfield Place West Industrial large-scale comp plan amendment to industrial
• Continued Design Standards Manual ordinance and presentation to June 8, 2023

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider adopting 2022 performance measure targets for PM 2, PM 3, and Transit Asset Management, and will hear a presentation on the Pasco County Vision Road Development Process. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, a report from the MPO Board, and discussions on membership, sidewalk prioritization, and safety measures.

• Adoption of 2022 PM 2, PM 3, and Transit Asset Management (TAM) performance targets (File MPO23-0086)
• Pasco County Vision Road Development Process presentation (File MPO23-0078)
• Sidewalk Project List and Prioritization discussion (File MPO23-0082)
• Follow-up presentation on Performance Safety Measures (File MPO23-0083)
• Approval of January and February meeting minutes (File MPO23-0072)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving bylaw amendments and adopting 2022 performance measure targets for PM 2, PM 3, and Transit Asset Management. The committee will also receive presentations on the Vision Road development process, Dade City transportation projects, sidewalk prioritization, and safety performance measures. No action is required on the MPO Board report or the follow-up safety presentation.

• Approve TAC Bylaw Amendments (MPO23-0043)
• Adopt 2022 PM 2, PM 3, and Transit Asset Management performance targets (MPO23-0086)
• Presentation: Pasco County Vision Road Development Process (MPO23-0078)
• Presentation: Dade City Transportation Improvement Projects Update (MPO23-0081)
• Presentation: Sidewalk Project List and Prioritization (MPO23-0082)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens' Advisory Committee will vote on bylaw amendments and adopt 2022 performance targets for transportation system measures. They will also hear presentations on the Vision Road development process and sidewalk project prioritization, with no action required on a safety measures follow-up.

• Bylaw amendments (MPO23-0062)
• Adoption of 2022 PM 2, PM 3, and Transit Asset Management performance targets (MPO23-0086)
• Pasco County Vision Road Development Process presentation (MPO23-0078)
• Sidewalk Project List and Prioritization presentation (MPO23-0082)
• Follow-up presentation to Performance Safety Measures (MPO23-0083)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve minutes from prior meetings and take action on several items, including grievance policies and procedures, the 2023 quarterly meeting schedule, and membership term extensions. The board will also receive updates from the CTC and staff, and hear public comment.

• Approve TD grievance policies and procedures (MPO23-0071)
• Approve 2023 LCB quarterly meeting schedule (MPO23-0050)
• Approve LCB membership term extensions (MPO23-0051)
• Approve minutes from Oct 14, 2022 and Dec 8, 2022 meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on February 21, 2023, starting at 10:00 AM. The agenda includes public comment, consent items, regular items, and public hearings. Key decisions include approving flood mitigation projects, transit grants, and various contracts. The meeting will also include presentations and a closed attorney-client session.

• Award of bid for Ironbark Drive Neighborhood Flood Abatement Project to Harris-McBurney Company for $6,464,873.05
• Homeowner Flood Mitigation Assistance Agreements for Mindy Melemed ($180,232.00) and Jim and Cheri Travis ($197,398.21) for elevating flood-prone properties
• Public Transportation Grant Agreements with FDOT for Transit Corridor Development on Routes 19 and 54, each with $250,316.00 and $285,915.00 in FDOT and County funds respectively
• Proposal for Settlement in Casey Maria Morton v. Pasco County for $60,000.00
• Award of bid for Stanley Branch Culvert Replacement Project to American Empire Builders, Inc. for $1,288,199.88

The Board approved the creation of a Coastal Dredging Municipal Services Benefit Unit (MSBU) and the associated non-ad valorem special assessment, with Chairman Mariano abstaining due to a conflict of interest. A small-scale comprehensive plan amendment on Clinton Avenue was adopted by roll call vote. The Board also denied the sale of surplus property at 2101 Holiday Drive to Habitat for Humanity, and continued several items, including the Land Development Code update and the Odessa Town Centre plan, to the March 21, 2023 meeting.

• Approved Coastal Dredging MSBU ordinance (Chairman Mariano abstained)
• Approved uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments for Coastal Dredging MSBU (Chairman Mariano abstained)
• Adopted small-scale comprehensive plan amendment on Clinton Avenue (roll call vote)
• Denied sale of surplus property at 2101 Holiday Drive to Habitat for Humanity (Commissioner Starkey nay)
• Continued Land Development Code update to March 21, 2023
• Continued Odessa Town Centre comprehensive plan amendment to March 21, 2023
• Continued conditional use for Urban 54 Estates to a date uncertain
• Approved consent agenda with exception of C14 (denied) and C15 (withdrawn)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land-use items, including a rezoning for a commercial/retail and hotel development on SR 54, a large-scale plan amendment for the Odessa Town Centre, and continuances for other projects. The commission has final authority on special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the County Commission.

• Rezoning of 33.72 acres at SR 54 and Black Lake Road to MPUD for 135,000 SF commercial/retail and 250 hotel rooms (PC4)
• Large-scale plan amendment for 81.47 acres at SR 54 and Gunn Hwy for Odessa Town Centre PD (P8)
• Continuance requested for Connerton Village I MPUD modification adding 56 multi-family units and 10,000 SF retail/office (PC3)
• Continuance requested for SR 52 Groves plan amendment on 68.25 acres (A-PC9)
• Conditional use for 195-foot monopole wireless facility withdrawn (PC2)

The Commission approved two comprehensive plan amendments for the Odessa Town Centre PD and Columns at Bear Creek. It also approved a zoning change for a property on Eden Avenue and a conditional use request for a short-term rental on Birch Street.

• Approved zoning change from R-4 to A-R for Jimmy and Mary Ynigues (PDD23-7685)
• Approved short-term rental on Birch Street with conditions regarding parking and scallop season (PDD23-CU09)
• Approved Odessa Town Centre PD large-scale comprehensive plan amendment with subarea policy changes (PDD23-0148)
• Approved Columns at Bear Creek small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (PDD23-0209)
• Continued Connerton Village 1 MPUD zoning amendment to March 2, 2023 (PDD23-7643)
• Continued SR 54 Black Lake MPUD rezoning request to March 16, 2023 (PDD23-7648)
• Continued SR 54 Black Lake Road comprehensive plan amendment to March 16, 2023 (PDD23-0216)
• Continued SR 52 Groves comprehensive plan amendment to March 2, 2023 (PDD23-0012)

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing and consider several items, including a $2.56 million joint funding agreement for road improvements, zoning amendments, a development agreement, and a comprehensive plan amendment. Some items are continuances from previous meetings.

• Joint Funding Agreement between Pasco County, VOPH Master Development Company, LLC and Galvin Land Services, LLC – Budget Amendment Journal No. 1962 – $2,557,500.00
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) - Evans Nursery MPUD - to decrease non-residential village center land area (PDD23-7656)
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) - Evans Pasadena MPUD - consolidate three MPUDs into one (PDD23-7635)
• Development Agreement (Consent) – Boger Ranch – roadway improvements in exchange for transportation development fee credits (PDD23-0237)
• Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment - Handcart 20 - change land use from Res-1 to Res-9 on 20.2 acres at Handcart Road and Jesse Daniels Drive (PDD23-0234)

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee approved a joint funding agreement for $2,557,500 and approved a development agreement for Boger Ranch. Several zoning and comprehensive plan items were continued to the March 15, 2023 meeting. No public comment was received.

• Approved joint funding agreement with VOPH Master Development Company and Galvin Land Services ($2,557,500)
• Approved Boger Ranch development agreement for roadway improvements in exchange for transportation fee credits
• Continued Evans Nursery MPUD zoning amendment to March 15, 2023
• Continued Evans Pasadena MPUD consolidation to March 15, 2023
• Continued Handcart 20 comprehensive plan amendment to March 15, 2023
• Continued Depue East MPUD rezoning to March 15, 2023

General

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving multiple sports event funding and sponsorship agreements totaling $91,200, plus a $40,000 funding request for multipurpose field maintenance. The council will also receive updates on sports tourism, communications, industry relations, and legislative matters, and may change the date of the March meeting.

• $40,000 funding request for multipurpose fields maintenance
• $1,200 for Ingram's Okinawan Karate AAU West Coast Karate Championships
• $16,000 for SUTS Report 2023 Sunshine State Showdown
• $10,000 for Tennis Pro Florida ITF Women's World Tennis Tour
• $10,000 for FIP Rise Pasco 2023 padel tournament

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved funding for several sports events and maintenance projects during their February 15, 2023, meeting. The Council also authorized a date change for their March meeting and approved a new marketing sponsorship agreement for the Zephyrhills Museum of Military History. Several other items, including department updates and financial reports, were presented for information only.

• Approved $40,000 for multipurpose fields maintenance
• Approved $1,200 for AAU West Coast Karate Championships
• Approved $16,000 for 2023 Sunshine State Showdown
• Approved $3,000 for Spring is Here event
• Approved $11,000 for 2023 Florida Premier Spring Showcase
• Approved $10,000 for ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour
• Approved $10,000 for FIP Rise Pasco 2023
• Approved moving March 15 meeting to March 14

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) will hold its regular meeting to elect officers for 2023, approve the 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets, and approve the 2022-2023 Citizens' Advisory Committee membership roster. The board will also receive presentations on the US 41/SR 54 intersection improvement study and a conceptual road from US 41/Connerton Blvd to I-75/Overpass Rd. Public comment is invited.

• MPO Board Officer Elections for Calendar Year 2023 (File MPO23-0075)
• 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets (File MPO23-0061)
• 2022-2023 Citizens' Advisory Committee (CAC) Membership Roster and Attendance Record (File MPO23-0064)
• US 41/SR 54 Intersection Improvement Alternatives Study - Presentation by FDOT (File MPO23-0018)
• Conceptual Road From US41/Connerton Blvd to I-75/Overpass Rd (File MPO23-0074)

The Pasco County MPO approved its 2023 officer elections, selecting Councilman Murphy as Chairman and Commissioner Black as Vice-Chairman. The board also approved the 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets, and reapproved four CAC members. Several items were informational only, including the US 41/SR 54 intersection study and a conceptual road presentation.

• Elected Councilman Murphy as Chairman for 2023
• Elected Commissioner Black as Vice-Chairman for 2023
• Approved 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets
• Reapproved Clint Wynn, Steve Hickman, David West, and Sandy Graves as CAC members
• Continued District 2 CAC vacancy consideration to April meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular February 7 meeting, featuring a public hearing on issuing up to $400 million in bonds to fund medical and research facilities for H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center. The agenda also includes routine approvals of contracts, appointments, and budget adjustments across multiple county departments.

• $400M bond issuance for H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center project
• Termination of landscape maintenance agreement for Sunlake Blvd. right-of-way ($25,144.14)
• Award of $1.87M sidewalk project on Old County Road 54
• Multiple wastewater system improvement contracts totaling $1.8M
• $343K purchase of Panasonic Toughbook laptops for Fire Rescue

The Board approved a resolution authorizing up to $400 million in capital improvement cigarette tax allocation bonds for the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center project. The consent agenda was approved with two items pulled or withdrawn, and two zoning continuances were moved to the March 7 meeting. The board also approved a letter of support for HART's federal funding request.

• Approved $400M bond issuance for Moffitt Cancer Center (P45)
• Approved consent agenda, with C36 revised and C35 withdrawn
• Continued two zoning amendments to March 7, 2023 (P46, P47)
• Approved rezoning for Angels Senior Living MPUD (P48)
• Approved rezoning for US 41 and Shettle Road MPUD (P49)
• Continued Saddlebrook Resort comprehensive plan amendment to April 4, 2023 (P50)
• Approved letter of support for HART RAISE grant (Oakley absent)
• Approved County Administrator's office to broker Wesley Chapel Athletic Association agreement

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to approve minutes from November and December 2022, discuss and approve its 2023 work plan, and consider officer nominations for elections in March. The agenda also includes discussion of an ordinance and resolution on term limits and a law enforcement representative, plus announcements of recent appointments.

• Approval of minutes for November 7, 2022 and December 5, 2022 meetings
• Discuss and approve 2023 work plan
• Nominations for officers (Chair, Co-Chair, Secretary) with election in March
• Ordinance and resolution discussion on term limits and law enforcement representative
• Announcements of re-appointments and appointments (Jean Nathe, Sandy Graves, Lauren Miceli)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and development items, including a continuance request for the Wildcat Groves MPUD, a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment, and a development agreement. The commission will also consider consent items for zoning changes and an ordinance amending the Land Development Code. The meeting includes public comment and a presentation on the Design Standards Manual.

• Rezoning of 176 acres to MPUD for 1,275 multi-family units, 155,000 sq ft retail, 150,000 sq ft office, 150,000 sq ft medical office, 250 hotel rooms, 365,000 sq ft hospital (continuance requested)
• Large-scale comp plan amendment on 68.25 acres north of SR 52 and west of Kent Grove Drive from RES-3/IL to RES-6 (continuance requested)
• Development agreement for realigned McKendree Road in exchange for mobility fee credits (continuance requested)
• Zoning change from C-3 to C-2 on 9.82 acres south of SR 52 east of Mirada Boulevard (consent, approve)
• Ordinance amending Land Development Code sections including design standards, access management, and stormwater (consent, approve)

The Commission approved zoning changes for two commercial properties and denied a request to change agricultural-residential land to high-density residential. Three other items and a Land Development Code ordinance were continued to future meetings.

• Approved zoning change from C-3 to C-2 for Margie A Tingley (Mr. Poole abstained)
• Approved zoning change from A-C to C-2 for Oakley Junction AG LLC (Mr. Hanzel voted nay, Mr. Poole absent)
• Denied zoning change from A-R to R-4 for Global Broker Group LLC and Alma Associates LLC
• Continued Bailes-Wildcat CC-MPUD rezoning to March 2, 2023
• Continued SR 52 Groves Comprehensive Plan Amendment to February 16, 2023
• Continued Wildcat Groves, Inc. Development Agreement to March 2, 2023
• Continued Land Development Code amendment (ENA23-0005) to March 2, 2023 (Mr. Williams absent)
• Approved November 17, 2022 meeting minutes

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets to receive and discuss MPO board actions, review the 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets, and hear updates on FDOT’s US 41/SR 54 intersection study and local greenway and sidewalk plans.

• Approve 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets (File MPO23-0061)
• FDOT presentation on US 41/SR 54 Intersection Improvements Alternative Study (File MPO23-0018)
• Pasco Bicycle/Pedestrian Projects update (File MPO23-0076)
• Greenway Master Plan Update presentation (File MPO23-0075)
• Sidewalk Project List and Prioritization update (File MPO23-0077)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving amendments to its bylaws, elect officers for the year, and adopt the 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets. The committee will also receive a presentation on the conceptual Ridge Road Extension and hear reports on recent MPO board actions and other updates.

• MPO23-0043: TAC Bylaw Amendments - Approve
• MPO23-0044: Annual Election of TAC Officers - Approve
• MPO23-0061: 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets - Approve
• MPO23-0074: Conceptual Ridge Road Extension - Presentation Only
• MPO23-0069: MPO Board Meeting Report for 01/12/2023 - No Action Required

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss a range of topics, including transportation and infrastructure projects, utility services, community centers and parks, and growth and planning issues. These are discussion items, not final decisions, and no votes are scheduled.

• Morningside Drive Extension, 7th Street Streetscaping, and roundabout at Meridian/52/Saint Joe Road in Dade City
• S.R. 52, S.R. 54, C.R. 54, and trails projects countywide
• Potential purchase of utility systems in Zephyrhills
• Irvin Civic Center and Dade City Community Park improvements
• Zephyrhills Regional Park East Side Recreation Center/Pool

The meeting consisted of informational discussions regarding transportation, utilities, parks, and planning. No substantive decisions were made, and no actions were taken on any agenda items.

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens' Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, elect 2023 officers, consider bylaw amendments, and review the 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets. The agenda also includes a presentation on the conceptual Ridge Road Extension and a report on recent MPO Board actions.

• Officer elections for 2023 (File MPO23-0039)
• Bylaw amendments (File MPO23-0062)
• 2023 System Performance Report and Safety Targets (File MPO23-0061)
• Conceptual Ridge Road Extension presentation (File MPO23-0074)
• Approval of minutes from Nov 2, 2022 and Jan 4, 2023

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to discuss new business, including a chair reorganization, the 2023 meeting schedule, a presentation on the CORe program, an overdose data report, litigation/settlement updates, and prioritization of funds. They will also consider approving minutes from the July 18, 2022 meeting.

• Chair reorganization
• 2023 meeting schedule
• CORe Program presentation
• DOH Overdose Data Report
• Prioritization of funds

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force reorganized its leadership, appointing Paula Baracaldo as Chair and Captain Toni Roach as Vice-Chair. The committee approved the 2023 meeting schedule and the minutes from the July 18, 2022 meeting. Decisions on fund prioritization were deferred to the next meeting. Several presentations were for information only, with no action taken.

• Appointed Paula Baracaldo as Chair and Captain Toni Roach as Vice-Chair
• Approved the 2023 Opioid Task Force meeting schedule
• Approved the minutes from the July 18, 2022 meeting
• Deferred fund prioritization determination to the next meeting
• Approved to receive and file documents from Estelle Keshock

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners meets to approve routine administrative items, contracts, and land-use changes. The agenda includes resolutions honoring local groups, approval of various contracts totaling over $4.5 million, and public hearings on zoning and comprehensive plan amendments.

• Approval of $2,150,000 janitorial services contract with Ally Facility Solutions, Inc.
• Approval of $374,025.60 Accela software implementation services contract with Carahsoft Technology Corporation
• Approval of $219,433 fire/rescue ambulance refurbishment from Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC
• Zoning change request from R-2 to C-2 for 8.39 acres on Catfish Lake Road (continuance requested)
• Two small-scale comprehensive plan amendments to change future land use from residential to planned development

The Board approved the consent agenda with exceptions, adopted several ordinances including comprehensive plan amendments and a health department fee ordinance, and continued a zoning amendment request to February 7, 2023. Several items were withdrawn or pulled for discussion. The meeting also included discussions on litigation, code enforcement, and other topics.

• Approved consent agenda with exceptions (C11, C27 pulled; C12, C29, C35 withdrawn)
• Adopted ordinance repealing Chapter 67-1889 and regulating health department fees
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for 3 acres near Gall Boulevard (RES-3 to PD)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for 2.57 acres on Baillies Bluff Road (RES-6 to PD)
• Adopted ordinance expanding Chapel Creek Community Development District boundaries
• Continued zoning amendment for Reima Investments LLC to February 7, 2023
• Approved bid protest decision for MegaScapes Landscape (award to Sunbelt Sod & Grading)
• Approved confirmation of Assistant County Administrator Branford Adumuah ($187,000 annually)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land use items, including continuances for a zoning change, conditional use requests, and comprehensive plan amendments. The commission will also consider approval of the October 2022 meeting minutes and a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Clinton Townhomes.

• Zoning amendment (continuance) for Margie A. Tingley: C-3 to C-2 on 9.82 acres south of State Road 52, east of Mirada Boulevard
• Conditional use (continuance) for Homeelite LLC & Priya Properties LLC/Urban 54 Estates: multiple-family dwellings in C-2 on 13.381 acres north of State Road 54, west of Lakepointe Parkway
• Conditional use (continuance) for Nikki Clemente & Michael Rutman: vacation rental in R-4 on 0.11 acre west of Birch Street, north of Port Hudson Boulevard
• Large-scale comprehensive plan amendment (continuance) for Odessa Town Centre PD: 81.47 acres at SR 54 and Gunn Hwy, from RES-9 and ROR to PD
• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (regular) for Clinton Townhomes: 12.63 acres off Clinton Avenue, west of US 301, from RES-6 to RES-9

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for the Clinton Townhomes project, changing the future land use on about 12.63 acres off Clinton Avenue from RES-6 to RES-9. The commission also continued several items, including zoning and conditional use requests, to future meetings. No public comment was received.

• Approved Clinton Townhomes small-scale plan amendment (RES-6 to RES-9) with discussion with Sheriff's and Fire departments; Hanzel voted nay
• Approved October 20, 2022 meeting minutes as corrected
• Continued Margie A Tingley zoning amendment to February 2, 2023
• Continued Homeelite LLC & Priya Properties LLC conditional use to a date uncertain
• Continued Nikki Clemente & Michael Rutman vacation rental conditional use to February 16, 2023
• Continued Odessa Town Centre PD large-scale plan amendment to February 16, 2023
• Continued SR 52 Groves large-scale plan amendment to February 2, 2023

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold public hearings on three zoning amendments for the Harvest Hills Master Planned Unit Development (MPUD). The proposals would split the previously approved MPUD into smaller ones and transfer entitlements for residential units and non-residential space. Staff recommends approval with conditions for all three items.

• R3: Substantial modification to split Harvest Hills North MPUD, transferring 798 residential units and 167,811 sq ft of non-residential uses on ~319.3 acres (PDD23-7548)
• R4: Substantial modification to split Harvest Hills South MPUD, transferring 759 residential units and 102,073 sq ft of non-residential uses on ~116.3 acres (PDD23-7604)
• R5: Substantial modification to reduce Harvest Hills Commons MPUD entitlements from 470 to 276 dwelling units (PDD23-7605)
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from September 21 and October 19 meetings

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Advisory & Planning Committee approved the consent agenda, including previous meeting minutes, and recommended approval with conditions for three zoning amendment requests related to the Harvest Hills Master Planned Unit Development. The committee also heard updates regarding the I-75/Overpass Interchange and a potential Regional Aquatic Facility before adjourning.

• Approved the Consent Agenda including minutes from September 21, 2022 and October 19, 2022
• Approved zoning amendment for Harvest Hills North MPUD (File No. PDD23-7548) with staff conditions and added self-storage condition
• Approved zoning amendment for Harvest Hills South MPUD (File No. PDD23-7604) with staff conditions and added self-storage condition
• Approved zoning amendment for Harvest Hills Commons MPUD (File No. PDD23-7605) per staff recommendation

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving four sports event funding agreements totaling $25,000, including $12,500 for a hockey championship. The council will also hear presentations on tourism research, ethics training, and updates from staff. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and a treasurer's report.

• Sports Event Funding Agreement - Statewide Amateur Hockey of Florida, Inc. - $12,500.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement - Lightning City Gymnastics, Inc. - $2,500.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement - Gran Fondo National Series, LLC - $5,200.00
• Sports Event Sponsorship Agreement - Preferred Athletes Scouting Services Inc. - $4,800.00
• Presentation: Resident Opinion Study and Economic Impact Report by Downs and St. Germain Research

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved four sports event funding agreements totaling $25,000, covering hockey, gymnastics, cycling, and basketball events. The council also approved the November 16, 2022 meeting minutes and moved the March 22, 2023 meeting to March 15, 2023. All other items were informational presentations with no action taken.

• Approved $12,500 for 2023 SAHOF State Championships and USA Hockey Southeastern District Championships
• Approved $2,500 for 2023 Charity Challenge Cup gymnastics event
• Approved $5,200 for 2023 Gran Fondo Florida cycling event
• Approved $4,800 for Southern Jam basketball event
• Approved November 16, 2022 TDC meeting minutes
• Moved March 22, 2023 TDC meeting to March 15, 2023

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) will meet to consider several action items, including approving a $35,750 sole-source contract with Urban SDK, amending the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and approving various committee appointments and bylaw amendments. The board will also receive presentations on the FDOT and Florida's Turnpike tentative work programs, a US 41/SR 54 intersection study, and discuss Citizens Advisory Committee membership.

• Approve FY 2023-2027 TIP Amendment (MPO23-0059)
• Approve Urban SDK sole source scope - $35,750 (MPO22-0146)
• Approve MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Bylaws Amendments (MPO23-0043)
• Approve BPAC Bylaws Amendments (MPO23-0060)
• Presentation: US 41/SR 54 Intersection Improvement Alternatives Study (MPO23-0018)

The Pasco County MPO Board approved several administrative and membership items, including the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program amendment and new appointments to advisory committees. The TAC Bylaws amendment was postponed to the February meeting. A presentation on the US 41/SR 54 intersection was not heard.

• Approved FY 2023-2027 TIP amendment
• Approved James Mallo as District 5 CAC representative
• Approved renewals for Larry Gilford (District 1) and Tom Ryan (At Large) on CAC
• Appointed Valerie Brookens, Kelly Funk, Jason Warrenfeltz, James Flaherty to TAC
• Moved May 2023 MPO meeting to 1:30 p.m.
• Approved BPAC Bylaws amendments
• Approved SCTPA, TMA, MPOAC, TDLCB appointments
• Approved Urban SDK sole source scope ($35,750)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key decisions include a $7.7 million amendment to the Covanta waste service agreement, a $4.9 million library renovation, and a $2.16 million road improvement bid. The agenda also includes several resolutions, plat recordings, and routine approvals.

• Fifth Amendment to Covanta Pasco service agreement for refuse crane replacement - $7,741,353
• Task Order for Regency Park Library Renovations with Trias Construction - $4,907,088
• Award of Bid for Lacoochee Industrial Area Right of Way Improvements - $2,163,897.75
• Proposed settlement in Phyllis Wheeler v. Pasco County - $80,000
• Resolution declaring January as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month

The Board approved a $2,163,897.75 bid for Lacoochee Industrial Area right-of-way improvements, adopted a comprehensive plan amendment rezoning 61 acres near Zephyrhills, and approved a $7.74M refuse crane replacement contract with Covanta Pasco. Several zoning items were continued to February 7, 2023, and one conditional use request was continued to March 21, 2023.

• Approved $2,163,897.75 bid for Lacoochee Industrial Area right-of-way improvements (C29)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment rezoning 61.04 acres east of Billmar Road from Res-3 to Res-6 (P55)
• Approved $7,741,353.00 refuse crane replacement contract with Covanta Pasco (C39)
• Approved $4,907,088.00 Regency Park Library renovation task order (C16)
• Approved $80,000 settlement in Phyllis Wheeler v. Pasco County (C10)
• Continued Angels Senior Living MPUD rezoning to Feb 7, 2023 (P57)
• Continued Margie A Tingley rezoning to Feb 7, 2023 (P58)
• Continued Channelside Mortgages conditional use to Mar 21, 2023 (P63)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning and variance requests, including a proposed senior living and commercial development, an apartment complex, and a large-scale plan amendment for Saddlebrook Resort. The commission has final authority on special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the County Commission. The agenda also includes a continuance for a zoning change on State Road 52 and a large-scale plan amendment for SR 52 Groves.

• Rezoning for Angels Senior Living MPUD: 180,000 sq ft commercial and 181,000 sq ft residential treatment/care on 31.77 acres (PDD23-7606)
• Rezoning for US 41 and Shettle Road MPUD: 40,000 sq ft office, 20,000 sq ft commercial/retail, 330 apartments on 17.086 acres (PDD23-7652)
• Large-scale plan amendment for Saddlebrook Resort: 549.39 acres from RES-6 to PD, plus text amendment (PDD23-0009)
• Zoning amendment continuance for Margie A Tingley: C-3 to C-2 on 9.82 acres south of SR 52 (PDD23-7678)
• Variance requests: reduce setbacks for accessory structures on Abbey Drive and for a home on Victoria Road

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for the Saddlebrook Resort, changing 549.39 acres from RES-6 to PD (Planned Development) and adding subarea policy FLU 7.1.66. The vote was not unanimous, with Mr. Moody and Chairman Grey voting nay. The commission also approved several other items, including a rezoning for Angels Senior Living and a variance for a screen room and carport, while denying a setback variance for Soho Builders.

• Approved Saddlebrook Resort comprehensive plan amendment (549.39 acres to PD) with nay votes from Moody and Grey
• Approved Angels Senior Living MPUD rezoning (31.77 acres, 180k sq ft commercial, 181k sq ft residential care) per staff
• Approved US 41 and Shettle Road MPUD rezoning (17.086 acres, 330 apartments) with condition to update Master Plan
• Denied Soho Builders front and side setback variance requests (Victoria Rd) for not meeting criteria
• Approved Kutsch variance to reduce accessory structure setback to 2.9 ft (Abbey Dr)
• Continued Tingley zoning amendment (C-3 to C-2, 9.82 acres) to Jan 19, 2023
• Continued SR 52 Groves comprehensive plan amendment (68.25 acres to RES-6) to Jan 19, 2023
• Approved November 3, 2022 meeting minutes

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Pasco County Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting, review the annual report, and discuss program renewals and projects. No new contracts or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from 10/27/22 (File OEG23-2006)
• Review of JEOC Annual Report (File OEG23-2011)
• JEOC Renewals discussion (File OEG23-2010)
• Program and Project Review (File OEG23-2007)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving amendments to its bylaws, elect officers, appoint new members, and approve an amendment to the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The committee will also receive presentations from FDOT and Florida's Turnpike Enterprise on their tentative work programs, with no action required. Public comment is invited.

• Approve FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment (MPO23-0059)
• Approve TAC Bylaws Amendments (MPO23-0043)
• Annual election of TAC officers (MPO23-0044)
• Appointment of new TAC members (MPO23-0045)
• FDOT and Turnpike Enterprise tentative work program presentations (MPO23-0053, MPO23-0054)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee meets to decide on bylaws changes, officer elections, and a five-year transportation funding amendment. No action is required on canceled board minutes, a public workshop, or a fatality report.

• Approve bylaws amendments (File MPO23-0060)
• Elect BPAC officers annually (File MPO23-0056)
• Approve FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program amendment for District 1 (File MPO23-0059)
• Presentation on FDOT Tentative Work Program (File MPO23-0053)
• Presentation on Florida Turnpike Enterprise Tentative Work Program (File MPO23-0054)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens' Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, elect 2023 officers, consider bylaws amendments, and vote on an amendment to the FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The agenda also includes presentations from FDOT and Florida's Turnpike Enterprise on their tentative work programs, plus updates on the Congestion Management Process and GOPASCO. Public comment is invited.

• Approval of November 2, 2022 meeting minutes
• 2023 officer elections for the CAC
• CAC bylaws amendments
• FY 2023-2027 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment (Comm. Dist. 1)
• FDOT and Florida's Turnpike Enterprise tentative work program presentations