Pasco County public meetings in 2025

Housing Finance Authority (HFA)

The Pasco County Housing Finance Authority will meet to approve its 2026 meeting schedule and receive updates on state housing programs. The board will review $47.9 million in private-activity bonds for Moon Lake Road and EKOS at Bayonet Point III, and confirm fee waivers for six rental projects approved by the County Commissioners.

• Approve 2026 meeting dates: Mar 23, Jun 22, Sep 28, Dec 14
• $17,872,365.11 bond for Moon Lake Road (Division Serial 25-050)
• $30,000,000.00 bond for EKOS at Bayonet Point III (Division Serial 25-036)
• Six $50,000 fee waivers for Congress Street Senior, EKOS at Bayonet Point III, Luna Landing Family, Congress Street Apartments, Ardent at Gulf View Apartments, Nature Trail Preserve
• Confirm 15% completion for Cobia Cove and 27% for Anchor at Gulf Harbor

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including large residential and commercial developments. Items include a 434-home subdivision, a mixed-use project with apartments and offices, and a resort expansion. The commission will make final decisions on special exceptions and recommendations to the County Commission for other items.

• Rezoning of 5.35 acres at Bell Lake Road and Peaceful Lane from expired MPUD to R-2 residential (PC1)
• Comprehensive plan change for 32.51 acres at Old Pasco Road and Overpass Road from Commercial to Planned Development (PC2)
• Substantial modification of Adrian Phillip MPUD to allow 73,500 sq ft retail, 74,000 sq ft office, 275 hotel rooms, 125 townhomes, 325 apartments (PC3)
• Rezoning of 15.36 acres on SR 54 near Starkey Blvd for 290 multi-family units and 50,000 sq ft commercial/medical office (P5)
• Rezoning of 118.82 acres on Murphy Road for 434 single-family homes (P6)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent, and regular items, followed by public hearings. Key decisions include a $11.7 million amendment for the Utilities Environmental Lab, $6.7 million in annual CRA payments, and several road and trail projects. The agenda is largely routine, with most items on the consent agenda.

• Amendment No. 1 to Task Order FM25-003 with Creative Contractors, Inc. for Utilities Environmental Lab – $11,715,634
• Authorize payments to Community Redevelopment Agencies (CRAs) – $6,729,719.10
• Orange Belt Trail Segment 1 from Little Road to Cool Springs Parkway – grant revenue $3,877,366
• Award of Bid IFB-KM-25-124 to Sun Civil LLC for Moon Lake Road and Lakeview Drive intersection improvements – $1,656,948.43
• Proposal for settlement in Louis Montalvo v. Pasco County – $110,000

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) is meeting to approve minutes from prior meetings, extend board member terms, and adopt its 2026 meeting schedule. The agenda also includes updates from the Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC) and staff, plus public comment. No major funding or project decisions are on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from August 28, 2025 and October 30, 2025 meetings
• Approve LCB membership term extensions
• Approve TDLCB 2026 meeting schedule
• Meeting reminder for calendar year 2026
• CTC update and public comment period

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to approve minutes, hear a guest speaker, receive committee reports, and discuss new business. The main action items are planning a luncheon, including sending save-the-dates, emailing previous sponsors, and finalizing sponsorship language for county approval.

• Guest speaker: Mary Pat King, CEO, Girl Scouts of West Central Florida
• Approval of November 3, 2025 meeting minutes
• Committee reports from Public Policy, Public Relations, and Special Events
• Action items: Save-the-Date for luncheon by early December
• Finalize sponsorship language and submit for county approval

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider consent items on zoning amendments, comprehensive plan changes, a special exception, a conditional use request, and a tree preservation ordinance amendment. Several items are continuances from previous meetings, while others are scheduled for approval with conditions or approval. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a noted item on the 2026 public hearing schedule.

• Zoning amendment for 1.03 acres at Massachusetts Ave & Keena St (C-1 to C-2) - continuance
• Comprehensive plan amendment for 15.36 acres at SR 54 & Starkey Blvd (COM to PD) - continuance
• Rezoning for 290 multi-family units and 50,000 sq ft commercial/medical office on 15.36 acres - continuance
• Alternative standard for Lowes on Gunn Hwy to combine wall signage - approval with conditions
• Tree preservation and replacement ordinance amendment (Section 802) - approval

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will vote on several sports event funding agreements and a group meeting incentive, and will receive presentations on marketing, tourism impact, and legislative updates. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and a treasurer's report.

• Sports Event Sponsorship Agreement – University of North Carolina Greensboro – Lake Jovita Collegiate – Golf – $6,000.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – West Pasco Youth Soccer Association – Florida Premier FC Spring Showcase 2026 – Soccer – $10,284.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – Excel Events LLC – Volleyball – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $12,612.00
• Group Meeting Incentive Program – Saddlebrook Resort / GTGgives Inc. – $7,000.00
• Presentation on potential changes to Tourist Development Tax (TDT) legislation for 2026 session

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing to decide on a substantial modification to the Evans G-2 MPUD, increasing residential units from 117 to 350 on about 37.45 acres in Village G. They will also consider a conditional use permit for a 155-foot T-Mobile wireless tower on Simons Road. The agenda includes two consent items: approving the 2026 meeting schedule and a financial plan update presentation. Public comment is allowed on agenda and non-agenda items.

• Substantial Modification (Consent) - Evans G-2 MPUD: increase residential units from 117 to 350 on 37.45 acres in Village G
• Conditional Use (Consent) - 1884 Robert Aborizk/T-Mobile South, LLC: 155-foot monopole wireless facility on north side of Simons Road
• Consent item C1: Approve 2026 meeting schedule (PDE26-0184)
• Consent item C2: Financial Plan Update - Progress Update Two (PDE26-0200), presentation only

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss an update on impact and mobility fees. The agenda includes only this single discussion topic, along with routine procedural items like the pledge, roll call, and invocation.

• Discussion of impact and mobility fees update

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Pasco County Food Policy Advisory Council is meeting for routine business and planning. Members will confirm quorum, approve minutes, and set the meeting schedule. Policy discussions include FY 2026 planning, food insecurity resources, and the Florida Farm Bill. The council will also debrief the 2025 Food Summit and prepare its annual report to the Board of County Commissioners.

• FY 2026 planning discussion
• Food insecurity and resources in Pasco County
• Florida Farm Bill discussion
• 2025 Food Summit debrief
• Annual report to BOCC scheduled for Dec. 12

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Board will vote on several action items, including amendments to the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), as well as annual membership appointments and the 2026 meeting schedule. The board will also receive presentations on the Transportation Resiliency Plan and FDOT work programs, and hear a response to prior inquiries.

• UPWP Amendment FY 25-26 (MPO26-0052) and UPWP Agreement FY 25-26 (MPO26-0053) for approval
• FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendment (MPO26-0059) for approval
• Evaluation of Davis-Bacon Act compliance impacts on transportation project delivery (MPO26-0071)
• TSMO Letter of Support (MPO26-0080)
• Presentation on Pasco MPO Transportation Resiliency Plan (MPO26-0058)

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The Pasco County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is meeting to approve the 2025 Local Housing Incentive Plan and discuss incentive strategy priorities for the 2026 plan. They will also set 2026 meeting dates, receive an update on the Prototype Review Meeting, and consider a range of housing-related topics such as expedited permitting, impact fees, and increased density.

• Approve 2025 Local Housing Incentive Plan
• Review incentive strategy priorities for 2026 plan
• Discuss calendar dates for 2026 meetings
• Update on Prototype Review Meeting
• Public comment

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda containing numerous routine items, including contracts, budget amendments, and easement acceptances. The board will also hold public hearings on rezonings and land use items. Notable actions include awarding a $9 million pipe supply contract, a $2.77 million flood abatement project, and a $5.45 million pump station bid.

• Award of bid for as-needed pipe, fittings, and accessories to Ferguson Enterprises, Empire Pipe & Supply, and Pasco Pipe Supply – $9,000,000
• Award of bid for Griffin Park Flood Abatement Project to Keystone Excavators – $2,773,122.75
• Award of bid for Southeast Master Pump Station to MidSouth, Inc. – $5,447,017.40
• Budget amendment for RESTORE Spill Impact Funding (Pot 3) grant correction – $12,519,988
• Agreement for SHIP 6333 Langston Avenue Development Project with St. Vincent de Paul – $2,618,512

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss five topics under the Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan: Pasco Conserves, Pasco Plays, Pasco Adapts, Pasco Works, and Pasco Partners. This is a discussion-only workshop with no listed votes or public hearings; the agenda is otherwise procedural (call to order, pledge, roll call).

• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Conserves
• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Plays
• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Adapts
• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Works
• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Partners

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will meet to decide on four zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, all requested for continuance, and one appeal of a denied gate installation. The commission has final decision-making authority for special exceptions but other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Zoning amendment continuance for Murphy Road MPUD (672 single-family units on 118.82 acres)
• Comprehensive plan amendment continuance for Adrian Phillip (32.51 acres from COM to PD)
• Zoning amendment continuance for Adrian Phillips MPUD (73,500 sq ft retail, 74,000 sq ft office, 275 hotel rooms)
• Comprehensive plan amendment approval for Blanton Road MRS (19.69 acres from AG/R to RES-1)
• Appeal of denied gate installation on Wrencrest Drive (Meadow Pointe II CDD) with recommendation for denial

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving several planning documents, including amendments to the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), as well as a new committee member and the 2026 meeting schedule. The agenda also includes presentations on the FDOT tentative work program, a resiliency plan, and bicycle/pedestrian standards updates. Public comment is invited.

• Approve UPWP Amendment FY 25-26 (MPO26-0052)
• Approve UPWP Agreement FY 25-26 (MPO26-0053)
• Approve FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendment (MPO26-0059)
• Approve new TAC member C. Hanning (MPO26-0074)
• Presentation on Pasco MPO Transportation Resiliency Plan (MPO26-0058)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Citizens Advisory Committee will meet on November 5, 2025, at the Starkey Ranch Theatre Library Cultural Center in Odessa. The committee is scheduled to approve the 2026 meeting schedule and several planning documents, including amendments to the Unified Planning Work Program and the Transportation Improvement Program. No major decisions are expected on status reports or presentations.

• Approve Pasco MPO Board and Committees 2026 Meeting Schedule
• Approve Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) Amendment FY 25-26
• Approve Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) Agreement FY 25-26
• Approve FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment
• Public comment period for residents (3 minutes per speaker)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider approving the 2026 meeting schedule, a Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) amendment and agreement for FY 25-26, and a Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment for FY 2026-2030. The committee will also hear presentations on the TIP modification, FDOT work programs, the Transportation Resiliency Plan, and a Land Development Code update for bicycle and pedestrian standards.

• Approve 2026 meeting schedule (draft two)
• Approve UPWP amendment FY 25-26 (MPO26-0052)
• Approve UPWP agreement FY 25-26 (MPO26-0053)
• Approve FY 2026-2030 TIP amendment (MPO26-0059)
• Presentation: Land Development Code bicycle & pedestrian standards update

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to discuss routine administrative items, including membership updates, Year-3 BCC approvals, a tentative Year-4 meeting schedule, and a gap analysis. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• OTF membership updates
• Update on Year-3 BCC approvals
• Tentative Year-4 meeting schedule
• Gap analysis

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 new business. Key items include finalizing the 2026 meeting schedule, defining the charge for the Women Uplifting Women Luncheon, and discussing format changes for the event. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions expected.

• Approve October 6, 2025 meeting minutes (File 2025-2625)
• Committee reports: Public Policy, Public Relations, Special Events (File 2025-2626)
• Finalize 2026 meeting dates, including June 5, 2026 at BOCC in Dade City (File 2025-2627)
• Finalize charge for Women Uplifting Women Luncheon (File 2025-2628)
• Discuss luncheon format changes and create 'Save the Date' for December (Files 2025-2629, 2025-2630)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve the Annual Operating Report (AOR), a key document for coordinating services for residents who need transportation assistance. The agenda also includes presentations on the Annual Expenditure Report, a planning grant agreement, the Disability Achievement Center, and the FTA Section 5310 grant program, plus a reminder of the December 4 meeting.

• Approval of Annual Operating Report (AOR) (File MPO26-0048)
• Presentation of Annual Expenditure Report (AER) (File MPO26-0050)
• Presentation on Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement (File MPO26-0049)
• Introduction to Disability Achievement Center (File MPO26-0055)
• Overview of FTA Section 5310 Grant Program (File MPO26-0060)

General

The Pasco County Consolidated Justice Information Board (CJIB) is meeting to approve the minutes from its July 25, 2025 meeting and to receive updates from partner agencies including the Clerk & Comptroller, State Attorney, Public Defender, Sheriff, and others. The agenda also includes discussion of proposed 2026 meeting dates. Most items are informational with no action required.

• Approval of July 25, 2025 CJIB meeting minutes (CJIB25-0109)
• Clerk & Comptroller IT update (CJIB25-0110)
• County Information Technology update (CJIB25-0111)
• Court Technology update (CJIB25-0112)
• Proposed 2026 meeting dates: April 17, July 17, October 23 (annual), and January 22, 2027

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Pasco County Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee meets to approve past minutes, discuss the Office of Economic Growth’s project review, receive a 2025 bus tour recap from the Pasco Economic Development Council, and fill a vacant committee seat. No substantive decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Approval of minutes from July 14, 2025 (File OEG26-2001)
• Pasco Economic Development Council 2025 Bus Tour Recap (File OEG26-2005)
• Office of Economic Growth Program and Project Review (File OEG26-2002)
• Authorization to replace resigned committee member (File OEG26-2004)
• Pasco EDC Q3 Metric Summary for BOCC (File OEG26-2006)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve a consent agenda with numerous routine items, including contracts, budget amendments, and property transactions. The most consequential item is a $4.5 million multi-year award for computer hardware and maintenance. The board will also consider several resolutions and public hearings later in the day.

• Award of $4.5M multi-year contract to Computers at Work, Inc. for as-needed computer hardware and maintenance
• Cooperative funding agreement amendment with Pasco Economic Development Council for $247,627
• First amendment to Williamson Design Associates contract for $3,242,088 for county infrastructure buildings
• Sale of surplus property to Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative for $1,040,370
• Change order for Port Richey Northern Outfall Project for $1,971,333.15

The Board approved $5,786,676.21 in Year 3 opioid treatment, prevention, and recovery fund awards, with direction to review the Steps to Recovery capital contingency request. It also approved a rezoning for the Enclave at Livingston MPUD, allowing 178 townhome units on 46.3 acres, with conditions and a 3-2 vote. Several ordinances were continued to future meetings, and the consent agenda was approved with two items pulled and one withdrawn.

• Approved $5,786,676.21 opioid fund awards (Year 3)
• Approved Enclave at Livingston MPUD rezoning for 178 townhomes (3-2)
• Continued land development code amendments to Nov 12 and Jan 6 meetings
• Continued Stone Road comprehensive plan amendment to Dec 9 meeting
• Approved consent agenda with C23 and C29 pulled, C51 withdrawn
• Approved $4.5M computer hardware bid to vTECH io
• Approved $1.04M surplus property sale to Withlacoochee River Electric
• Approved $4.35M purchase of five heavy-duty buses

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a special exception for an adult daycare, two rezoning requests for townhomes and industrial use, two comprehensive plan amendments, and two Land Development Code amendments. All items are on the consent agenda with staff recommendations for approval.

• Special exception for Adult Daycare Center at 5036 Trouble Creek, 0.15 acres, R-4 district
• Rezoning to MPUD for 160 townhome units on 24.11 acres, Shady Hills Road
• Rezoning to MPUD for 20,000 sq ft light industrial, Rowan Rd, 1.80 acres
• Comp plan amendment from RES-3 to COM, 3.68 acres, Land O' Lakes Blvd & Wisteria Loop
• Ordinance to clarify 2025 mobility fee schedules do not expire Dec 31, 2025

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving nine sports event funding agreements totaling $214,503, including a multi-year wrestling event. The council will also hear presentations on marketing, the Villages of Pasadena Hills project, visitor data, and the FY 2026 budget.

• Sports Event Funding Agreement – Special Teams University LLC – Pro Prep Camp – Football – Angeline Academy – $2,460.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – S & S Events, INC. – Multiple Events – Volleyball – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $28,728.00
• Multi-year Sports Event Funding Agreement – Florida Amateur Wrestling Association Inc. – USA Wrestling 14U Dual National Championships – Wrestling – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $129,303.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – U.S. Amateur Basketball, LLC – Multiple Events – Basketball – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $20,340.00
• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget presentation

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will consider approving an amendment to the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), along with the 2026 meeting schedule and several advisory committee membership changes. The board will also receive presentations on advisory committee reports and the 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan. Public comment is invited on agenda items.

• FY 2026-2030 TIP amendment (File MPO26-0027) - approval recommended
• 2026 MPO Board and Committees meeting schedule (File MPO26-0034) - approval recommended
• New alternate members for Citizens Advisory Committee: S. Cassin and R. Gessman
• New alternate member for Technical Advisory Committee: S. Ferry; transition to regular member: J. Moncalian
• Member removal from Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee (BPAC) and new regular member J. Kerouac

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 resolutions, contracts, budget amendments, and zoning changes. The agenda includes a mix of routine approvals and significant items like flood mitigation studies and a conditional use permit denial.

• Resolution denying Conditional Use Permit CU25-09 for a 155-foot monopine wireless facility in District 3
• Hazard Mitigation Grant Agreement for Florida Avenue flood risk reduction, $174,674.85
• Task orders for flood abatement conceptual plans: Aurora Drive ($118,927.55), Ehren Cutoff ($129,058.84), Holiday Lake Estates ($119,135.06)
• Budget amendment transferring $4,105,399 from utility reserves for Tampa Bay Water purchase
• Public hearings on Two Rivers Community Development District boundary amendments and a 47.58-acre land use change from AG to EC on McKendree Road

The Board approved a $4.1M budget transfer for water purchases, adopted two ordinances expanding community development districts, and approved a comprehensive plan amendment for 47.58 acres on McKendree Road. They also approved a substantial modification to the Double Branch MPUD, increasing industrial and office entitlements. Several consent agenda items were approved, including contracts for flood studies, road work, and utility services.

• Approved $4,105,399 budget transfer for Tampa Bay Water purchases
• Adopted ordinance expanding Two Rivers West Community Development District
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for 47.58 acres on McKendree Road (AG to EC)
• Approved Double Branch MPUD modification increasing industrial entitlements to 6,000,000 sq ft and office to 1,725,000 sq ft
• Approved $1,233,842 bid for insert valve systems (R&M Service Solutions)
• Approved $1,031,619 amendment for inmate health services (NaphCare)
• Approved $1,069,000 for library books and subscriptions
• Approved $100,000 EDC funding for Tampa Bay Wave letter of support

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to handle routine business: approving minutes, hearing committee reports, and discussing new items. Key actions include finalizing the location for the 2026 Women Uplifting Women Luncheon and reviewing an application for a vacant 'Health and Wellness' seat. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings.

• Finalize location for Women Uplifting Women Luncheon 2026
• Review application of Larnelle Scott for 'Health and Wellness' seat
• Recap of visit to Hillsborough Commission on the Status of Women meeting (Sept 23, 2025)
• Future quarterly reports from Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking
• 10th Annual 'Two Good Soles' Shoes and Socks Drive ends 10/17/2025

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including a major rezoning for 672 homes, a comprehensive plan amendment, an appeal, and two Land Development Code amendments. Most items are continuances from previous meetings, while others are up for approval. The commission has final authority on special exceptions and makes recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners on other matters.

• Continuance: Rezoning of 118.82 acres on Murphy Road to MPUD for 672 single-family homes and townhomes (PDE26-7666)
• Continuance: Comprehensive Plan amendment for 19.69 acres on Blanton Road from AG/R to RES-1 (PDE26-0031)
• Continuance: Appeal of Development Review Director determination by Meadow Pointe II CDD (PDE26-0455)
• Continuance: Ordinance amending Land Development Code sections on Connected City MPUD, infrastructure, and street design (PDE26-0002)
• Consent: Zoning modification for Double Branch MPUD to increase industrial entitlements from 4M to 6M sq ft and office from 725K to 1.725M sq ft on 966.87 acres (PDE26-7881)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Citizens Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from its August session, add one regular and one alternate member, and vote on a five-year Transportation Improvement Program amendment. No new policy decisions are scheduled; the body will also receive a report on the 2050 needs plan and the 2026 meeting calendar.

• Approve FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program Amendment
• Approve new regular member K. Johnson
• Approve new alternate member S. Cassin
• Receive presentation on 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan
• Adopt proposed 2026 MPO Board and Committees meeting schedule

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Technical Advisory Committee will meet to review and act on the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment. The committee will also consider approving the 2026 meeting schedule for the MPO Board and committees. Several presentations and status reports will be provided, including the 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan and Congestion Management Process (CMP) Task Force issues.

• FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment (File MPO26-0027) — Approve
• Pasco MPO Board and Committees 2026 Meeting Schedule (File MPO26-0034) — Approve
• 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan (File MPO26-0036) — Presentation only
• Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting Reminder for November 5, 2025 (File MPO26-0038) — No action required

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider approving an amendment to the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), along with two new committee members and the 2026 meeting schedule. The committee will also receive a presentation on the 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan and hear a report from the MPO Board. Public comment is invited at the start of the meeting.

• FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendment (MPO26-0027) - approval
• New BPAC member J. Kerouac (District Five) - approval
• New BPAC member A. Crumbley (District Three) - approval
• Proposed 2026 MPO Board and Committees meeting schedule - approval
• 2050 SIS Unfunded Needs Plan - presentation only

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee is meeting to receive a presentation on the Financial Plan Update regarding land use projections. This is a presentation-only item with no decision or vote expected. The rest of the agenda consists of routine procedural items such as call to order, public comment, and consent.

• Financial Plan Update — Land Use Projections Presentation (File Number PDE25-0514)

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Pasco County Food Policy Advisory Council is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair, review its FY25 annual report to the Board of County Commissioners, and discuss FY26 plans. The council will also receive an update on the chicken ordinance and plan for the upcoming Food Summit on October 9th at the Pasco One Stop Shop.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• FY 25 Annual Report to BOCC
• FY 26 Plans
• Chicken Ordinance update
• Food Summit on October 9th at Pasco One Stop Shop

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five items: a comprehensive plan amendment for industrial zoning near Stone Road, a rezoning request for 178 townhomes in the Enclave at Livingston, and three ordinances amending land development codes for infrastructure standards, backyard chickens, and tree preservation. All items are scheduled for a decision or recommendation.

• Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPAS25(08) for 4.18 acres at 6230 Stone Road changing zoning from ROR to IL
• Rezoning request PDE25-7781 for Enclave at Livingston MPUD to allow 178 townhomes on 46.3 acres
• Ordinance PDE25-0332 amending Connected City MPUD district infrastructure standards
• Ordinance PDE25-0469 creating new backyard chickens regulations (Section 530.25)
• Ordinance PDE25-0007 amending tree preservation and replacement rules (Section 802) with new development standards

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will meet to decide on four sports event funding agreements totaling $80,168 for events at the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus. The council will also hear presentations on marketing, sports tourism, industry relations, and revenue updates.

• Approve $24,744 funding for Tampa Bay Super Cup soccer
• Approve $38,000 funding for Tampa Bay Christmas Invitational basketball
• Approve $12,180 funding for 2026 USPHL Tampa Showcase hockey
• Approve $5,244 funding for 2026 New Years Classic volleyball
• Presentation on 2026 TDC meeting schedule

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing to adopt the final millage rates and final budget for fiscal year 2026. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; all other sections are procedural or boilerplate.

• Adoption of Final Millage Rates and Final Budget for Fiscal Year 2026 (File Number OMB25-0064) — to be approved

The Board of County Commissioners held a budget public hearing and approved the final millage rates and budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The general fund millage rate was set at 7.4042 mills, with Commissioners Weightman and Yeager voting against it. All other fund rates, including the transportation fund at 0.0000 mills and the fire MSTU at 2.1125 mills, were approved. The board also adopted resolutions for the final levy of ad valorem taxes at 9.8433 mills and the final budget.

• Adopted final FY2026 General Fund millage rate of 7.4042 mills (Weightman and Yeager nay)
• Adopted final FY2026 Transportation Fund millage rate of 0.0000 mills
• Adopted final FY2026 Fire MSTU millage rate of 2.1125 mills
• Adopted final FY2026 Parks Capital Maintenance MSTU Fund millage rate of 0.0000 mills
• Adopted final FY2026 Road Rehabilitation MSTU Fund millage rate of 0.4052 mills
• Adopted final FY2026 budget as outlined by staff
• Adopted resolution for final FY2026 ad valorem tax levy at 9.8433 mills
• Adopted resolution for final FY2026 budget

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a consent agenda with numerous routine items, including budget amendments, contracts, and purchases. They will also hold public hearings on rezonings and land use items. Key financial actions include a $12.5 million RESTORE spill impact funding for channel restoration and a $160.4 million retroactive budget amendment.

• Budget amendment for RESTORE Spill Impact Funding (Pot 3) – 15-9 Channel Restoration and Water Quality – $12,519,998.00
• Final Fiscal Year 2025 Retroactive Budget Amendment – $160,428,900.64
• Exempt Purchase for Odor and Corrosion Control Services – $23,352,008.00
• Cooperative Purchase for Generator Replacements – $1,000,000.00
• Change Order No. 4 for Ridge Road construction from Sunlake Boulevard to U.S. Highway 41 – $424,345.12

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will meet to discuss the resignation of a member and consider a replacement. They will also review the 2025 Local Housing Incentive Plan, including edits from February and May 2025, and may review various incentive strategies if needed.

• Discussion of member resignation and replacement
• Review of 2025 Local Housing Incentive Plan with edits from 2/27/2025 and 5/8/2025
• Potential review of incentive strategies: expedited permitting, fee reviews, increased density, accessory dwelling units, parking/setback reductions, flexible lot configuration, street modifications, land inventory, and housing near transit/jobs

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss state legislative proposals. The agenda includes only this discussion topic, along with routine items like the pledge, roll call, and adjournment.

• Discussion of state legislative proposals

Housing Finance Authority (HFA)

The Pasco County Housing Finance Authority will meet to approve minutes, introduce interim directors, and review and select applications for Local Government Area of Opportunity and SAIL funding. The meeting also includes a report on a conference and scheduling for future meetings.

• Introduction of Mari Thieryung as Interim Director of Community Development and Charles (Chuck) Lane as Interim Director of the Office of Disaster Recovery Resources
• Review and selection of Local Government Area of Opportunity Applications
• Review and selection of SAIL Applications
• Report on Florida ALHFA Conference
• Next scheduled HFA meeting on December 16, 2025

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, hearing public comment, and receiving committee reports. The main actionable items are a vote to form sub-committees and discussion of locations for the 2026 Women Uplifting Women Luncheon. The agenda also includes a recognition of Cheryl Pollock's service.

• Vote to form sub-committees (File 2025-2087)
• Discuss locations for 2026 Women Uplifting Women Luncheon (File 2025-2088)
• Approval of August 4, 2025 meeting minutes (File 2025-2086)
• Celebration of Cheryl Pollock's service (File 2025-2085)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the Pasco 2050: Pasco Works plan. This is a discussion item, not a final decision. The agenda contains only this single topic, with no other business listed.

• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Works plan

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will meet to consider five zoning requests, two of which are continuances and three are consent items. The meeting includes public hearings and a public comment period. All other decisions by the Planning Commission are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners and are not appealable except for special exceptions.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) - Murphy Road MPUD rezoning request for 672 single-family units on 118.82 acres (File PDE25-7666)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Continuance) - Double Branch land use change from Agricultural to Employment Center on 47.58 acres (File PDE25-0311)
• Zoning Amendment Substantial Modification (Continuance) - Double Branch MPUD industrial and office entitlement increases on 966.87 acres (File PDE25-7881)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) - Flint Retail and Office zoning change on 5.78 acres (File PDE25-7870)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) - Alice Drive zoning change from agricultural to single-family/mobile home on 1.03 acres (File PDE25-7880)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on September 3, 2025, with public comment, consent items, regular items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving a $585.7 million CDBG-DR grant for disaster recovery, a $4 million emergency operations center grant, and several contracts for infrastructure and services. Public hearings include proposed ordinances on community development district boundaries and a comprehensive plan amendment.

• Budget amendment recognizing $585,704,000 in CDBG-DR grant funding for the Better Future Action Plan
• DHS Emergency Operations Center Grant Agreement #R1289 for $4,000,000
• Award of bid for CIPP mainline installation to Vortex Solutions LLC and SAK Construction, LLC for $10,674,066
• Proposed settlement of $120,000 in Miguel Flecha v. Pasco County
• Public hearings on ordinances amending Two Rivers North, West, and East Community Development District boundaries

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider routine matters and public hearings. The main item is the adoption of tentative millage rates and the tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2026. Public comment is allowed on agenda items, and the meeting includes consent and regular agenda sections.

• Adoption of tentative millage rates and tentative budget for FY2026 (File OMB25-0059)

The Board of County Commissioners held a budget public hearing and adopted the tentative millage rates and tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The General Fund millage rate was set at 7.4291 mills, with a stipulation that the amount be taken from reserves, and a second rate of 7.4292 mills was also adopted. The total tentative ad valorem tax levy was set at 9.8683 mills, and the tentative budget was approved as outlined by staff.

• Adopted tentative FY2026 General Fund millage rate of 7.4291 mills, with stipulation it be taken from reserves
• Adopted tentative FY2026 General Fund millage rate of 7.4292 mills
• Adopted tentative FY2026 Transportation Fund millage rate of 0.0000 mills
• Adopted tentative FY2026 Fire MSTU millage rate of 2.1125 mills
• Adopted tentative FY2026 Road Rehabilitation MSTU millage rate of 0.4052 mills
• Adopted resolution levying tentative ad valorem taxes for FY2026 at 9.8683 mills
• Adopted resolution adopting tentative FY2026 budget as outlined by staff

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve minutes from previous meetings and review bylaws. No substantive decisions or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from May 29, 2025 meeting (File MPO26-0022)
• Approve workshop meeting minutes from May 29, 2025 (File MPO26-0026)
• Review LCB Bylaws (File MPO26-0024)
• Board Member Update from Agency for Health Care Administration (File MPO26-0023)
• Public comment opportunity on listed agenda items

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss two topics related to the Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan: 'Pasco Adapts' and the intergovernmental coordination section of 'Pasco Partners'. These are discussion items only, with no formal decisions or public hearings scheduled. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including call to order, roll call, and swearing in.

• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Adapts
• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Partners (Intergovernmental Coordination Section Only)

Value Adjustment Board

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board will meet to approve several administrative items, including contracts for legal counsel and special magistrates, the 2025 filing fee resolution, and local administrative procedures. The board will also receive a presentation on House Bill 7031's impacts and discuss Florida's property tax system. Most agenda items are routine approvals or informational.

• Approve VAB Attorney Contract (Rinky S. Parwani, Esquire)
• Approve Contract for Special Magistrate Services - 2025
• Adopt VAB 2025 Filing Fee Resolution
• Adopt Local Administrative Procedures & Forms
• Presentation on House Bill 7031 - Impacts to the Value Adjustment Board

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Pasco County Food Policy Advisory Council is meeting to discuss policies on residential vegetable garden standards and areas reserved for low-to-moderate income (LMI) residents, as well as a chicken ordinance. They will also plan outreach for the October 9th Food Summit. The meeting includes public comments and election of officers.

• Discussion of residential development standards for vegetable gardens
• Discussion of LMI/reserved areas for gardens
• Discussion of Chicken Ordinance
• Planning for Food Summit on October 9th at Pasco One Stop Shop
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use and zoning items, including a large conservation map amendment, a townhome development, and two Land Development Code amendments. One item is a withdrawal and another is a continuance. The commission has final authority on special exceptions; other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• CPAS24(23) Law Property: withdraw small-scale comp plan amendment to change 4.67 acres at Lake Patience Rd & Perdew Dr from RES-6 to COM
• Enclave at Livingston MPUD: continuance requested for rezoning 46.3 acres to allow 178 townhomes
• CPA25(03) ELAMP CON: approve map amendment to Conservation Lands on ~2,813 acres countywide
• Ordinance amending Land Development Code to add Section 106.6 (amendments after Aug 1, 2024)
• Ordinance amending tree preservation and replacement sections (802 series) and definitions

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on several action items, including task orders for the Freight Plan Phase 2 and the Resiliency Improvement Plan, as well as amendments to the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The board will also consider a $36,419 grant agreement for the Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant. Presentations will be given on the GoPasco system, the FHWA 2025 Federal Certification Review, the Freight Plan Phase 1, a trail wayfinding plan, and the Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan.

• Approve Freight Plan Phase 2 Development Task Order (Benesch)
• Approve Resiliency Improvement Plan Task Order
• Approve FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendments
• Approve Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement - $36,419
• Presentations: GoPasco update, FHWA 2025 Federal Certification Review, Freight Plan Phase 1, Trail Wayfinding Plan, Zephyrhills Multimodal Plan

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the 'Pasco 2050: Pasco Conserves' topic. This is a discussion item, not a final decision. The agenda contains only this one substantive topic, with the rest being procedural items.

• Discussion of Pasco 2050: Pasco Conserves

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council is meeting to approve several funding agreements totaling $135,364 for sports events, a wellness program, and marketing sponsorships, and to hear presentations on tourism impact and potential artificial reefs. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and introductions of a new member.

• Approve $4,968 for Sunshine State Synchro Classic ice skating event at AdventHealth Center Ice
• Approve $23,424 for hockey tournaments (2025 Barn Burner, 2026 Mid-Florida Meltdown) at AdventHealth Center Ice
• Approve $7,000 for Warrior Wellness Program room night generation
• Approve $99,972 for FY2026 marketing matching sponsorships for various festivals and events
• Presentation on potential partnership for artificial reefs in Pasco's waters

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving a $33.8 million contract for the Shady Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant headworks replacement after a protest review, and a $155,000 settlement in a lawsuit. The consent agenda covers numerous routine contracts, grants, and property transactions.

• Approve award of $33,816,226.86 to Vogel Bros. Building Co. for Shady Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant headworks replacement (IFB-KM-25-054)
• Approve $155,000 settlement in Pamela Bruno v. Pasco County (Case No. 2024CA000575CAAXWS)
• Approve $4,229,550 multi-year contract for water hydrant inspections and maintenance (IFB-BW-25-074)
• Approve $2,000,000 task order for geotechnical and material testing services (SMO25-015)
• Approve $1,076,700 waste container and recycling services contract with Waste Pro (IFB-SV-25-096)

The Board approved the $33.8 million Shady Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant Headworks Replacement contract with Vogel Bros. Building Co., after reviewing the County Administrator's decision on a protest. Several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments were adopted, including the River Ridge PD and Arcola Shady Hills MPUD. Two surplus property sales to housing nonprofits were withdrawn. The meeting included numerous consent agenda approvals and continuances.

• Approved $33,816,226.86 contract for Shady Hills WWTP Headworks Replacement (R52)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for River Ridge PD (P56)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment for Crela Drive RES-9 (P54, 4-1, Mariano nay)
• Approved Arcola Shady Hills MPUD rezoning for 186 townhomes (P61)
• Approved River Ridge MPUD substantial modification (P60)
• Adopted docks and seawalls ordinance amendment (P55, Starkey nay)
• Withdrawn: surplus property sales to Suncoast Housing Connections and Habitat for Humanity (C22, C24)
• Continued Little Road PD and Enclave at Livingston MPUD to September 16, 2025

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold a workshop at 10 a.m. to discuss tree protection and the Pasco 2050 'Lives' and 'Plays' elements, followed by public hearings at 1:30 p.m. on zoning and comprehensive plan amendments. The commission has final authority on special exceptions; other items are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Workshop: Tree Protection Discussion
• Workshop: Pasco 2050: Pasco Lives and Pasco Plays
• PC4: Continuance requested for Murphy Road MPUD rezoning (118.82 acres, 672 single-family units and townhomes)
• PC5: One Lacoochee Center rezoning to Light Industrial (7.93 acres, north of Cummer Road, south of State Road 575) - Approve
• PC6: Grove at Wesley Chapel MPUD amendment for 275 multi-family units (165.16 acres) - Approval with Conditions

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will consider approving several action items, including task orders for the Freight Plan Phase 2 and the Resiliency Improvement Plan, a FY 2026-2030 TIP amendment, a $36,419 transportation disadvantaged planning grant agreement, and an interlocal funding agreement for the Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit. The committee will also receive presentations on the Freight Plan Phase 1, a trail wayfinding plan, and discuss the Active Transportation Plan scope of work. Public comments are invited.

• Approve Freight Plan Phase 2 Development Task Order with Benesch
• Approve Resiliency Improvement Plan Task Order
• Approve FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendment
• Approve Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement - $36,419
• Approve Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit Interlocal Funding Agreement (funds transfer from Hillsborough TPO)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization’s Technical Advisory Committee will meet to review and vote on several transportation and resiliency plans, including a $36,419 grant for disadvantaged transportation planning and contracts for freight and resiliency improvements. The meeting will also include status reports on freight planning, trail wayfinding, and active transportation plans, with no decisions required on these presentations.

• Approve $36,419 grant for Transportation Disadvantaged Planning
• Approve Freight Plan Phase 2 contract with Benesch
• Approve Pasco County Resiliency Improvement Plan contract
• Approve FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment
• Approve $10,000 transfer for Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit from Hillsborough TPO

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider several action items, including task orders for the Freight Plan Phase 2 and the Resiliency Improvement Plan, a TIP amendment, a transportation disadvantaged planning grant, and an interlocal funding agreement for the Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit. The committee will also receive presentations on the Freight Plan Phase 1 and a trail wayfinding plan, and discuss the Active Transportation Plan scope of work.

• Approve Freight Plan Phase 2 Development Task Order with Benesch (MPO26-0001)
• Approve Resiliency Improvement Plan Task Order (MPO26-0002)
• Approve FY 2026-2030 TIP Amendment (MPO26-0005)
• Approve Transportation Disadvantaged Planning Grant Agreement - $36,419 (MPO26-0015)
• Approve Gulf Coast Safe Streets Summit Interlocal Funding Agreement (MPO26-0009)

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 $2.9 million interlocal agreement to house inmates in Seminole County, a $2.37 million FDOT grant for a multi-use path, and several utility maintenance contracts. Public hearings include zoning continuances and development agreements.

• First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement with Seminole County Sheriff's Office for inmate housing – $2,901,750.00
• LAP Agreement with FDOT for multi-use path on Jasmine Boulevard – $2,372,654.00 grant
• Award of Bid for as-needed utility maintenance and repair services – $4,552,785.00
• Zoning continuance for Murphy Road MPUD – 672 single-family units on 118.82 acres
• Development agreement for Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard in exchange for transportation fee credits

The Board approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and purchases, including a $4.55M multi-year utility maintenance award, a $2.37M FDOT grant for a multi-use path, and a $2.9M interlocal agreement for inmate housing. They also denied an ordinance to dissolve the Fox Ridge MSBU, continued several zoning and development district items to September 3, and adopted resolutions on DOGE and a Tourist Development Council appointment.

• Approved $4,552,785 utility maintenance contract (consent)
• Approved $2,372,654 FDOT grant for Jasmine Blvd multi-use path (consent)
• Approved $2,901,750 interlocal agreement for inmate housing (consent)
• Denied ordinance dissolving Fox Ridge MSBU (staff recommendation)
• Continued Two Rivers CDD boundary expansions to Sept 3
• Continued One Lacoochee Center zoning change to Sept 3
• Continued Murphy Road MPUD rezoning to Sept 3
• Adopted DOGE resolution (Commissioner Yeager)

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women is meeting to handle routine business: welcoming a new member, approving prior minutes, and hearing public comment. The main substantive items are reviewing the action plan and creating committees, and discussing how to fill the vacant vice chair position.

• Welcome new member Dr. Toni Zetzsche (Pasco County Schools)
• Approval of May 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• Review action plan and create committees (CSW25-029)
• Discussion on vice chair vacancy (CSW25-030)

General

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to conduct routine business, including selecting and ranking proposals, considering a request from Premier Community Healthcare Group to amend a contract from non-capital to capital, and reviewing an implementation plan. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Selection and ranking of proposals
• Premier Community Healthcare Group request to amend contract from non-capital to capital
• Implementation plan review
• Public comment period

General

The Consolidated Justice Information Board (CJIB) is meeting to discuss updates on justice information systems, including a new jury management software from the Clerk & Comptroller's office and proposed costs for the Presidio and JAWS applications. The agenda also includes routine approval of minutes and updates from partner agencies. Most items are informational with no action required.

• New jury management software presentation by Clerk & Comptroller IT Director
• Presidio and JAWS application proposed costs and changes to 6th Judicial Circuit
• Approval of October 25, 2024 meeting minutes
• Updates from Sheriff, State Attorney, Public Defender, and other agencies

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold two public hearings on requested continuances for zoning and comprehensive plan amendments. Both items are continuances of previously filed requests, meaning no new decisions will be made at this meeting. The commission will also conduct standard procedural items including roll call, public comment, and adjournment.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) – Enclave at Livingston MPUD – Rezoning from A-R to MPUD for 178 townhomes on 46.3 acres (File PDE25-7781)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Continuance) – Law Property – Change from RES-6 to COM on 4.67 acres at Lake Patience Road and Perdew Drive (File PDE25-0093)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to continue project presentations, receive public comment, and address old and new business. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Project Presentations - Continued
• Public Comment
• Approval of Minutes
• Committees Reports

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force held a regular meeting with no public comment and no minutes to approve. Members approved receiving and filing a response from Ms. Jennifer Webb with Live Tampa Bay, dated July 21, 2025, following prior presentations. Discussion covered the scoring process for projects, drug court, transitional housing, and recovery resources. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved to receive and file response from Live Tampa Bay (unanimous)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force is meeting to conduct routine business, including an overview, a grant applicant checklist, and project presentations. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Grant Applicant Checklist
• Project Presentations
• Public Comment
• Approval of Minutes
• Committee Reports

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force approved a new scoring method for project presentations, using the average vote score from all members as the presentation score for each project, then calculating a total and final project score. The meeting was largely procedural, with no public comment, no minutes approval, and no committee reports. The task force also discussed the start time for the July 22, 2025 meeting and agreed to email the agenda to presenters.

• Approved using average member vote score as presentation score for all projects (unanimous)
• Discussed sending agenda to presenters via email for July 22 meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will vote on a consent agenda with routine approvals, including a $15 million cooperative economic development agreement with Evans Properties for infrastructure funding and incentives, plus several construction and service contracts. Public hearings on rezonings and ordinances follow at 1:30 p.m.

• Cooperative Economic Development Agreement with Evans Properties, Inc. for $15,000,000
• Reimbursement Agreement with Len-Angeline, LLC for $8,130,133 in state infrastructure funding
• Resolution setting maximum towing rates on private property, with annual CPI adjustment
• Award of bid for Little Road median landscape/irrigation from Trinity Blvd to Ridge Rd for $3,614,976
• Award of bid for Mitchell Blvd multi-use path from Churchill Pkwy to Trinity Oaks Blvd for $1,986,321

The Board approved a $15 million cooperative economic development agreement with Evans Properties for infrastructure funding and economic incentives, with a 30-year term. The board also approved a $1 million environmental lands purchase, a $3.6 million road landscaping contract using tree mitigation funds, and set tentative millage rates for the FY2026 budget. Several items were continued to the next meeting, including ordinances for Two Rivers CDD expansions and development agreements for Riverstone and Kiefer Road.

• Approved $15M Evans Properties economic development agreement (30-year term)
• Approved $1M environmental lands purchase from Michael C. Berry Jr. and Haley R. Berry
• Approved $3.6M Little Road landscaping bid to Arazoza Brothers, using up to $700K from Tree Mitigation Fund
• Approved tentative millage rates for FY2026 TRIM notices
• Approved $1.87M guardrail installation bid to Grading and Bush Hog Services and Southeast Highway Guardrail
• Approved $1.99M Mitchell Boulevard multi-use path bid to Augustine Construction
• Continued Two Rivers CDD boundary ordinances to August 5 meeting
• Continued Riverstone (Renner) MPUD development agreement to August 5 meeting

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Pasco County Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee meets to receive the 2025 Q1 report from the Pasco Economic Development Council, review economic growth programs, and discuss potential site visits. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Approval of minutes from January 27, 2025
• Pasco Economic Development Council - 2025 Quarter 1 Report
• The Office of Economic Growth’s Program and Project Review
• Potential Site Visits and Speakers for Committee Meetings

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a zoning amendment continuance for a 7.93-acre site in East Pasco, a rezoning request for a 118.82-acre master-planned development in southeastern Pasco, and a development agreement for road construction in the Villages of Pasadena Hills. All decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners except special exceptions, which are final.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) – One Lacoochee Center – 7.93 acres (PDE25-7873)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) - Murphy Road MPUD – 118.82 acres, 672 single-family units (PDE25-7666)
• Development Agreement - Homes by West Bay, LLC. – Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard construction (PDE25-0202)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization is holding a special meeting to vote on the final 2025 List of Project Priorities and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program, which guide transportation funding. The board will also consider appointments and removals to advisory committees, and receive updates on micromobility traffic counts and the county's Safety Action Plan.

• Final MPO 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) - approval
• Final MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) - approval
• Appointment of new alternate member to Technical Advisory Committee
• Approval of J. Yingling as new regular member to Citizens Advisory Committee
• Removal of J. Martinez from Citizens Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including continuances for the Enclave at Livingston MPUD and the Law Property, and consent items for the Pasco Mine and River Ridge developments. It will also hold a workshop on the Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan Update, with no action required.

• Continuance: Enclave at Livingston MPUD – 178 townhomes on 46.3 acres (PDE25-7781)
• Continuance: Law Property – 4.67 acres from RES-6 to COM at Lake Patience Rd & Perdew Dr (PDE25-0093)
• Approve: Pasco Mine CPAM – 19.41 acres from RES-1 to PD, south of County Line Rd (PDE25-0165)
• Approve w/ conditions: Pasco Mine MPUD – 30,000 sq ft commercial, 150,000 sq ft light industrial, 7-acre concrete batch plant (PDE25-7749)
• Approve: River Ridge PD – 33.31 acres to PD, text amendment FLU 7.1.84 (PDE25-0148)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The agenda includes a budget presentation and discussion, followed by adjournment. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Presentation & Discussion

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing on two consent items: a rezoning request for a 20-lot single-family development and a development agreement for road construction in exchange for transportation fee credits. The committee has final authority on special exceptions, but these items are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Rezoning of 10.09 acres from A-C Agricultural to MPUD for 20 single-family lots (PDE25-7851, District 1)
• Development agreement with Homes by West Bay, LLC for Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard construction in exchange for transportation development fee credits (PDE25-0202, District 1)
• Public comment period for agenda and non-agenda items

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving multiple sponsorship and funding agreements totaling over $430,000 for sports tourism events, including the Florida Senior Games, Benfica Residential Academy soccer events, and a multi-year promotional agreement in Chile. The council will also receive presentations on tourism's economic impact, marketing updates, and the status of the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus ITN.

• Multi-year promotional sponsorship with AAFF, LLC for Florida's Sports Coast promotions at events in Chile – $139,000
• Host sponsorship for Florida Senior Games – $189,596.63
• Sports event funding for Benfica Residential Academy soccer at St. Leo University – $25,000
• Funding to purchase sand soccer goals and race equipment – $25,000
• Presentation on economic impact and visitor tracking for FY 2025 Q2

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will consider a consent agenda with routine approvals, including a $46.5 million roadway rehabilitation contract, an $18 million park site purchase, and several infrastructure agreements. The afternoon public hearings will address a comprehensive plan amendment, though details are not fully listed in the provided text.

• Award of Bid No. IFB-KM-24-112 – Roadway Rehabilitation and Repaving – $46,546,506.34
• Contract for Sale and Dedication of Park Site – EPG Two Rivers QOZP, LLC – 85 Acres – $18,079,358.33
• State Financial Assistance Agreements – FDOT Infrastructure Funding – $5,130,133.00 and $3,000,000.00
• Task Order No. FM25-005 – West Pasco Government Center Renovation – $728,400.00
• Spectrum Amendment No. 2 – Advanced Broadband Services – $6,307,000.00

The Pasco County Commission approved a $46.5 million roadway rehabilitation and repaving contract with two vendors, and a separate $18.1 million contract to buy 85 acres for a park in the Two Rivers development. The board also approved a $750,000 contract to operate the Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus, with one commissioner voting against. Several rezoning and development items were continued to future meetings.

• Approved $46,546,506.34 road repaving bid to Asphalt Paving Systems and Superior Asphalt (unanimous)
• Approved $18,079,358.33 contract to buy 85-acre Two Rivers park site (unanimous)
• Approved $750,000 Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus operations contract (4-1, Mariano nay)
• Approved $6,307,000 Spectrum broadband service agreement amendment (consent)
• Approved $6,000,000 additional purchasing authority for building automation services (consent)
• Approved $1,415,000 purchase for Old Pasco Road widening (consent)
• Continued Little Road MPUD rezoning to Aug. 19, 2025 (unanimous)
• Continued SR 52 Elite rezoning to a date uncertain (unanimous)

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Pasco County Food Policy Advisory Council is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice Chair, and to discuss planning for the Food Summit scheduled for October 9th at Pasco One Stop. The agenda includes committee reports, participant outreach, speaker recruitment, and a policy crosswalk discussion. The meeting is open to public statements.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Food Summit planning for October 9th at Pasco One Stop
• Participant outreach and speaker recruitment for Food Summit
• FPAC Policy Crosswalk discussion
• Pints and Plants program update

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will vote on the final 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which outline regional transportation projects and funding. The board will also consider appointments and removals for advisory committees, and receive presentations on micromobility traffic counts and the county's Safety Action Plan. Public comment is invited on agenda items.

• Approve final 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP)
• Approve final FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Approve new alternate member for MPO Technical Advisory Committee
• Approve J. Yingling as new regular member of Citizens Advisory Committee
• Remove J. Martinez from Citizens Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning change, a comprehensive plan amendment, and two development agreements for road construction in exchange for transportation fee credits. They will also discuss a tree preservation workshop. The commission has final authority on special exceptions, but other items are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Zoning change for 23846 State Rd 52 LLC/Doodie Calls: C-2 to I-1 on 10.09 acres south of State Road 52
• Comprehensive plan amendment for Flint Commerce Park: RES-9 to COM/OF on 5.78 acres north of Pure Water Way
• Development agreement with Homes by West Bay, LLC for Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard (continuance)
• Development agreement with Project @ VOPH, LLC for Wirt (Elam) Road
• Tree Preservation Workshop (no action required)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a zoning change for 23846 State Rd 52, a comprehensive plan amendment for Flint Commerce Park, and two development agreements for road construction in exchange for fee credits. A development agreement for Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard was continued to July 10, 2025. The meeting included a tree preservation workshop for information only.

• Approved zoning change from C-2 to I-1 for 23846 State Rd 52 (consent agenda)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for Flint Commerce Park (5.78 acres) from RES-9 to COM/OF
• Approved development agreement with Project @ VOPH, LLC for Wirt (Elam) Road construction
• Continued development agreement with Homes by West Bay, LLC to July 10, 2025

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider approving the final 2025 List of Project Priorities and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program. The committee will also vote on adding a new regular member and receive presentations on a micromobility traffic counts strategic plan and the Pasco County Safety Action Plan.

• Approval of new regular committee member A. Crumbley (File MPO25-0116)
• Final MPO 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) (File MPO25-0112)
• Final MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) (File MPO25-0111)
• Micromobility Traffic Counts Strategic Plan and Data Collection Update (File MPO25-0113)
• Pasco County Safety Action Plan presentation (File MPO25-0114)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving the final 2025 List of Project Priorities and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program. The agenda also includes presentations on micromobility traffic counts and the Pasco County Safety Action Plan, plus routine items like minutes and board reports.

• Final MPO 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) - approval
• Final MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) - approval
• Micromobility Traffic Counts Strategic Plan and Data Collection Update - presentation
• Pasco County Safety Action Plan - presentation
• TAC meeting reminder for August 6, 2025

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will vote on the final 2025 List of Project Priorities and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program, which guide transportation funding. They will also approve new members, remove a member, and hear updates on micromobility data collection and the county Safety Action Plan.

• Final MPO 2025 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) - approval
• Final MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) - approval
• Approve new CAC members K. Johnson (District 4) and J. Yingling (District 2)
• Remove CAC member J. Martinez (District 2)
• Presentation: Micromobility Traffic Counts Strategic Plan and Data Collection Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will consider issuing up to $80 million in capital improvement bonds, approve a $24.1 million budget amendment, and adopt a new fee schedule. The agenda also includes several public hearings on land use changes and community development districts, with some continuances requested.

• Authorize up to $80,000,000 in Capital Improvement Non-Ad Valorem Revenue Bonds, Series 2025A
• Second Quarter FY2025 Retroactive Budget Amendment - $24,086,050.78
• Updates to Pasco County Fee Schedule for planning, development, and other services
• Public hearing: Comprehensive Plan amendment for 156 acres near State Road 52 and US 41 (Elite 52 PD) - continuance requested
• Public hearing: Zoning change for 0.94 acre at Veridian Way and State Road 54 - continuance requested

The Board approved the issuance of up to $80 million in capital improvement non-ad valorem revenue bonds for various county projects, including parks and recreation. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included a $2.7 million contract for road widening and safety improvements, and a $3.48 million recycling services agreement. Several rezoning and development items were continued to the July 15, 2025 meeting, while a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for a 10-acre industrial change was adopted.

• Approved $80M capital improvement bond issuance (roll call vote)
• Approved consent agenda, including $2.7M DeCubellis Road/Starkey Blvd widening contract
• Approved $3.48M recycling services agreement with Recycling Services of Florida
• Adopted small-scale comp plan amendment for 10.09 acres to Industrial-Light (roll call vote)
• Established Acacia Fields Community Development District (roll call vote)
• Continued Elite 52 PD comprehensive plan amendment to a date uncertain
• Continued Two Rivers East/North/West CDD boundary expansions to July 15, 2025
• Continued Wesley Chapel Professional Center and Powerline Road rezoning to July 15, 2025

Value Adjustment Board

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board is meeting to approve routine administrative items, including a contract extension for its attorney, minutes from a prior meeting, and compensation for special magistrates. It will also review a listing of petitions filed and approve withdrawals of two petitions. Several items are for information only, with no action required.

• VAB Attorney Contract Extension - Rinky S. Parwani, Esquire (VAB25-0001)
• Minutes of July 16, 2024 Organizational Meeting (VAB25-0002)
• Withdrawal Request for AG-003 and AG-004 (VAB25-0004)
• Advertisement and Setting of Compensation for Special Magistrates for 2025 VAB (VAB25-0008)
• 2024 Special Magistrate and Attorney Invoiced Amounts (VAB25-0009, VAB25-0010)

The Pasco County Value Adjustment Board held its 2025 final meeting and approved several administrative items, including the VAB attorney contract extension, the 2024 certification, and special magistrate compensation. No substantive property valuation disputes were decided; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved VAB attorney contract extension (VAB25-0001)
• Approved July 16, 2024 organizational meeting minutes (VAB25-0002)
• Approved withdrawal of petitions AG-003 and AG-004 (VAB25-0004)
• Approved special magistrate recommendations with no exceptions (VAB25-0005)
• Approved 2024 certification of the VAB (VAB25-0006)
• Approved VAB attorney contract (VAB25-0007)
• Approved advertisement and compensation for 2025 special magistrates (VAB25-0008)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) is meeting to conduct a public workshop regarding an annual requirement. The board is recommended to approve the item associated with file number MPO25-0108.

• Public Workshop regarding Local Coordinating Board Annual Requirement (File MPO25-0108)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board is meeting to approve several action items, including a major update to the Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan, the Community Transportation Coordinator evaluation for FY 23-24, and agreements between GoPasco and two organizations. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and receive membership updates. Public comment is invited on agenda and non-agenda items.

• Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan - Major Update (MPO25-0105)
• Community Transportation Coordinator (CTC) Evaluation - FY 23-24 (MPO25-0106)
• GoPasco and Steps to Recovery Inc. Agreement (MPO25-0109)
• GoPasco and BayCare Behavioral Health Inc. Agreement (MPO25-0110)
• Approval of meeting minutes from Dec 12, 2024 and Feb 27, 2025

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will review three items: a zoning amendment continuance for a 10.09-acre development in Village F, and two development agreements for road construction in exchange for fee credits. The committee has final decision-making authority for special exceptions but other decisions are recommendations to the County Commissioners.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) - Schatzberg MPUD: Rezoning request from A-C Agricultural to MPUD for 20 single-family lots on 10.09 acres in Village F (File PDE25-7851)
• Development Agreement (Continuance) - Homes by West Bay, LLC: Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard construction for transportation fee credits (File PDE25-0202)
• Development Agreement (Consent) - Project @ VOPH, LLC: Wirt (Elam) Road construction for transportation fee credits (File PDE25-0158)

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee approved a development agreement with Project @ VOPH, LLC to design, permit, and construct a portion of Wirt (Elam) Road in exchange for transportation development fee credits. Two other items—a zoning amendment for a 20-lot single-family development and a road construction agreement with Homes by West Bay, LLC—were continued to the June 18, 2025 meeting. No public comment was heard, and the meeting adjourned at 1:42 p.m.

• Approved development agreement with Project @ VOPH, LLC for Wirt (Elam) Road construction in exchange for transportation development fee credits
• Continued Schatzberg MPUD zoning amendment (20 single-family lots on 10.09 acres) to June 18, 2025
• Continued Homes by West Bay, LLC development agreement for Kiefer Road and New River Boulevard to June 18, 2025

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving three sports event and marketing sponsorship agreements totaling $47,000, and will hear presentations on the 2025-2026 Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program, monthly marketing reports, and updates from staff. The agenda also includes a quarterly treasurer's report and a legislative update.

• Sports Event Sponsorship Agreement – WRHS Athletic Boosters Inc. – Title Sponsorship for the Florida's Sports Coast Stampede Sprint – Cross Country – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $2,000.00
• Sports Event Sponsorship Agreement – Mouratoglou Tennis Center Zephyrhills LLC - Title Sponsorship for the 2026 ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour Tournament ($75K Prize) - Mouratoglou Academy - Tennis - $30,000.00
• Marketing Sponsorship Agreement – Mouratoglou Tennis Center Zephyrhills LLC – FSC Brand Promotions at Mouratoglou Academy – $15,000.00
• 2025 - 2026 Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program Application Cycle - Various Event Organizers - To Open the 2025 - 2026 Marketing Matching Sponsorship Program Application Cycle - $100,000.00
• FY 2025 Q2 Treasurer's Report - Destination Management Organization - To Report Financials Reports from January 1, 2025 to March 31, 2025

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved three sponsorship agreements totaling $47,000, including a $2,000 title sponsorship for a cross-country event and two agreements with Mouratoglou Tennis Center totaling $45,000, with one member abstaining due to a conflict of interest. All other agenda items were informational only, with no other substantive decisions made.

• Approved $2,000 title sponsorship for WRHS Athletic Boosters Inc. (Florida's Sports Coast Stampede Sprint)
• Approved $30,000 title sponsorship for Mouratoglou Tennis Center (2026 ITF Women's World Tennis Tour)
• Approved $15,000 marketing sponsorship for Mouratoglou Tennis Center (FSC Brand Promotions)
• Mr. Collard abstained from both Mouratoglou votes due to conflict of interest

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve routine administrative items, including five new residential plats, a $12.5M RESTORE grant for water quality restoration, and a $100K settlement rejection in a boatlift lawsuit. The meeting also includes public hearings on two proposed comprehensive plan amendments and an ordinance update for dock and seawall regulations.

• Approve $12,519,988 RESTORE grant for 15-9 Channel water quality restoration
• Reject $100K settlement offer in Coastline Boatlift Covers lawsuit
• Approve five new plats: Little Road Landings (9 lots), Two Rivers Parcel C-1B (81 lots), New Port Corners Phase 1B-6, Connerton Village 4 Phase 6 (134 units), and Two Rivers Parcel D6 (75 homes)
• Approve $825K right-turn lane at Shady Hills Road near Shady Hills Elementary School
• Public hearings on two comprehensive plan amendments: Leland Avenue PD (100.8 acres) and Little Road PD (7.83 acres) zoning changes

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Council will hold discussions regarding activities and committee reports for a Food Summit scheduled for October 9th at Pasco One Stop. Members will also review the FPAC Policy Crosswalk and discuss the Pints and Plants program.

• Planning for Food Summit on October 9th at Pasco One Stop
• FPAC Policy Crosswalk reports and discussion
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Pints and Plants program discussion

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hear four zoning and land-use cases, including three continuance requests for large developments and one variance request. The commission also has final decision-making authority for special exceptions, though no such cases appear on this agenda. Public comment is permitted on listed items.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) – Pasco Mine MPUD rezoning for 30,000 sq ft commercial, 150,000 sq ft light industrial, and 7-acre concrete batch plant on 19.41 acres south of County Line Road (PDE25-7749)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Continuance) – Elite 52 PD future land-use change from AG/AG-R to PD on 156 acres north of State Road 52 (PDE25-0109)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Little Road Rezoning from PO-2 to C-1 for 3.03 acres at Little Road and Jasmine Boulevard (PDE25-7868)
• Variance Request (Consent) – Reduction of minimum open yard requirement from 150 feet to 14 feet for property on Kristel Circle (PDE25-2109)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss emergency management and preparedness for the 2025 hurricane season. The agenda includes only this discussion topic, along with routine procedural items like the pledge, roll call, and adjournment.

• Discussion of Emergency Management & Preparedness for 2025 Hurricane Season

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization will meet to discuss and vote on several transportation items, including a Unified Planning Work Program amendment, the 2025 List of Project Priorities, and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program. The board will also hear presentations on the GoPasco Transit Development Plan and the Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan.

• Unified Planning Work Program amendment to reallocate funds and incorporate FY 2023-2024 Grant G2776 close-out planning funds
• Approval of the MPO Draft 2025 List of Project Priorities
• Approval of the Draft MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approval of the Florida DOT 2025 Joint MPO Certification Review Report
• GoPasco Transit Development Plan Update presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve routine resolutions, contracts, and ordinances. Items include declarations for Hospital Week, Correctional Officers Week, and Travel and Tourism Week, as well as approvals for property purchases, lease amendments, and infrastructure projects. Public hearings will address zoning amendments, development agreements, and a municipal service benefit unit dissolution.

• Approve resolutions declaring Hospital Week (May 11-17), Correctional Officers Week (May 4-10), and Travel and Tourism Week (May 4-10)
• Purchase Fire Station No. 7 property from Seven Hills, Inc. for $400,300
• Amend speed limit on Adonis Road (reduction, $1,000 cost)
• Dissolve Fox Ridge Municipal Service Benefit Unit by December 31, 2025
• Approve small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Old Pasco Road and Hadlock Drive (18.36 acres)

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment rezoning 18.36 acres at Old Pasco Road and Hadlock Drive from RES-3 to RES-6, and adopted ordinances for the Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources Municipal Service Taxing Unit. The board also approved a consent agenda including a $400,300 property purchase for Fire Station No. 7, a $856,104 purchase of high water rescue vehicles, and a $171,650 purchase of emergency ventilators. Several public hearings were continued, including the Riverstone (Renner) MPUD development agreement and the Tall Timbers MPUD rezoning.

• Approved small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (RES-3 to RES-6) at Old Pasco Road and Hadlock Drive
• Adopted ordinance amending Parks, Recreation, and Natural Resources MSTU
• Approved consent agenda including $400,300 purchase for Fire Station No. 7
• Approved $856,104 purchase of high water and flood rescue vehicles
• Approved $171,650 purchase of emergency ventilators
• Continued Riverstone (Renner) MPUD development agreement to May 20, 2025
• Continued Tall Timbers MPUD rezoning to a date uncertain
• Approved DRI amendment for Beacon Woods East (HCA Bayonet Point MPUD)

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women meets to approve minutes, debrief on the Women Uplifting Women Luncheon, discuss future media partnerships, and finalize a June 3 action plan for a Board of County Commissioners presentation in Dade City.

• Approval of April 7, 2025 meeting minutes (CSW25-024)
• Post-event debrief on the Women Uplifting Women Luncheon (CSW25-025)
• Discuss partnership with Media Relations and Communications for future events (CSW25-026)
• Finalize June 3, 2025 presentation action plan for BCC in Dade City at 11 AM (CSW25-027)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a joint regional roundtable with neighboring counties to discuss hurricane response and recovery strategies, including the use of Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery funds. The agenda also includes a legislative update and an ideas exchange, with no formal votes or decisions scheduled.

• Discussion of Hurricane Response & Recovery Strategies
• Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery
• Legislative Update
• Roundtable Ideas Exchange

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three consent items: two zoning changes and one comprehensive plan amendment. The commission has final authority on special exceptions, but these items are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners. Public comment is allowed in person or via WebEx.

• Rezone 0.94 acre at Veridian Way and State Road 54 from PO-2 to C-2 (Wesley Chapel Professional Center)
• Rezone 9.8 acres on Powerline Road north of Frazee Hill Road from A-C/A-R to A-R
• Comprehensive plan amendment for 10.09 acres on State Road 52 west of Ehren Cutoff from AG to IL (Doodie Calls CPA)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved all three items on the Public Hearing Consent Agenda. Items PC1 and PC2 were zoning amendments, and PC3 was a comprehensive plan amendment, which was approved while sitting as the Local Planning Agency. No public comment was offered, and the meeting adjourned at 1:40 p.m.

• Approved zoning change from PO-2 to C-2 for Swami Ayyan LLC/Wesley Chapel Professional Center (0.94 acre at Veridian Way and SR 54)
• Approved zoning change from A-C and A-R to A-R for James A and Cheryl L Pelletier/Powerline Road Rezone (9.8 acres north of Frazee Hill Road)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment CPAS24(24) Doodie Calls CPA changing future land use from AG to IL (10.09 acres on SR 52 west of Ehren Cutoff)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will consider approving the 2025 draft List of Project Priorities and the FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program, along with new member appointments and a state review report. The meeting also includes public comment and reports on recent MPO board actions.

• Approve 2025 MPO Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP)
• Approve Draft MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approve new CAC members J. Ferguson (District One) and K. Johnson (District Four)
• Approve Florida DOT 2025 Joint MPO Certification Review Report
• Approve minutes from Feb 5 and Apr 2, 2025 meetings

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving the 2025 Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP) and the Draft FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which outline regional transportation projects and funding. The committee will also review a Florida DOT joint certification report and appoint a new alternate member. Public comment is invited.

• Approve 2025 MPO Draft List of Project Priorities (LOPP)
• Approve Draft MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program
• Approve Florida DOT 2025 Joint MPO Certification Review Report
• Approve new alternate member appointment to TAC
• Review MPO Board report from April 10, 2025 (presentation only)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider approving the 2025 List of Project Priorities and the draft FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program, which guide funding for bike and pedestrian projects. They will also review a Florida DOT certification report and hear an MPO board update. Public comment is invited.

• Approve 2025 MPO Draft List of Project Priorities (MPO25-0087)
• Approve Draft MPO FY 2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (MPO25-0088)
• Approve Florida DOT 2025 Joint MPO Certification Review Report (MPO25-0089)
• Approve April 2, 2025 meeting minutes (MPO25-0097)
• Presentation on April 10, 2025 MPO Board report (MPO25-0091)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force meets to discuss Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funding, review a Community Abatement Plan, and evaluate applications using a scoring rubric and eligibility checklist. The group also approves minutes from past meetings.

• CDBG-DR Presentation by Office of Disaster Recovery Services
• Community Abatement Plan review
• Application review with scoring rubric and eligibility checklist
• Approval of minutes from 07-22-24, 07-23-24, and 08-12-24 meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on consent and regular agenda items, including a $4.45 million property purchase, a fire rescue impact fee increase workshop, and several land use and zoning ordinances. The agenda also includes routine approvals like minutes, warrants, and resolutions.

• Agreement for sale and purchase of 10.23 acres on Citizens Drive and Newbrook Lane, New Port Richey, for $4,445,000
• Second workshop on Fire Rescue impact fee increase to exceed phase-in limits
• Comprehensive plan amendment for 100.8 acres at US 41 and Leland Avenue (continuance requested)
• Land Development Code amendment for docks and seawalls (continuance requested)
• Speed limit reductions on Cox Drive, Congress Street, Palm Lake Terrace, and Old County Road 54

The Board of County Commissioners approved several rezoning and development projects, including the HCA Bayonet Point MPUD, Sun Coast Village MPUD, and Sun City County Line North MPUD, along with a comprehensive plan amendment for the HCA-Bayonet Point PD. The board also continued multiple items to future meetings, including the fire impact fee increase ordinance and several zoning requests. The consent agenda was approved with one item pulled for discussion.

• Approved HCA Bayonet Point MPUD rezoning for hospital, medical office, and retail uses (consent agenda)
• Approved Sun Coast Village MPUD rezoning for 144 townhomes with $50,000 sidewalk contribution condition
• Approved Sun City County Line North MPUD rezoning for 156 townhomes with $50,000 sidewalk contribution condition
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for HCA-Bayonet Point PD (roll call vote)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for County Line North PD (roll call vote)
• Approved SageBrush Community Development District establishment (roll call vote)
• Continued fire impact fee increase ordinance to May 20, 2025 hearing
• Approved $4,445,000 property purchase on Citizens Drive and Newbrook Lane

Food Policy Advisory Council

The Pasco County Food Policy Advisory Council will meet to confirm quorum, review committee member applications, and discuss policy updates including a crosswalk review and a state bill on food security. The council will also receive reports on the 2025 Food Summit planning and garden projects, including one at Premiere Medical.

• Committee Member Application Review
• FPAC Policy Crosswalk discussion
• HB 89 (Food Security and Sovereignty) update
• 2025 Food Summit planning committee report
• Garden Projects: Premiere Medical

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will decide on zoning amendments, special exceptions, and conditional uses for multiple master-planned developments and commercial projects across the county. The meeting includes votes on a fire rescue impact fee increase and several continuance requests for proposed developments.

• Zoning amendment continuance for River Ridge MPUD (125,000 sq ft commercial addition, 4 quadplex units)
• Substantial modification approval for Riverstone MPUD to allow 98 homes before road completion
• Special exception approval for a private school gymnastic training facility in Odessa
• Special exception approval for a dog kennel in West Pasco
• Proposed ordinance to increase Fire Combat and Rescue Service Impact Fees beyond phase-in limits

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy Committee is meeting to consider a fee credit registry process memo and to approve minutes from previous meetings. The committee has final decision-making authority for special exceptions, but other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Approve annotated minutes from September 11, 2024, December 4, 2024, and January 15, 2025 meetings
• Public hearing on VOPH Fee Credit Registry Process Memo (File PDE25-0186, Districts 1,2)

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will meet to approve minutes from past meetings and vote on funding agreements for multiple sports events. The council will also hear updates on marketing, sports tourism, film commission activities, and legislative issues. No major policy decisions are scheduled.

• Approve minutes from September 18, 2024 and January 15, 2025 meetings
• Approve $16,692 sports event funding agreement with Z Mitch, LLC for Sunshine State Challenge and hockey camps
• Approve $24,000 title sponsorship agreement with Viaports International LLC for Florida’s Sports Coast Pro-Am Beach Soccer Challenge
• Approve $7,000 group meeting incentive program agreement with Saddlebrook Resort and Spa for Passover 2025
• Approve $7,000 group meeting incentive program agreement with Saddlebrook Resort and Spa for Nihon Kohden National Sales Meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The agenda includes presentations from the Clerk of Court & Comptroller, Sixth Judicial Circuit, Supervisor of Elections, Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, and Sheriff. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion session.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Budget review
• Clerk of Court & Comptroller budget presentation
• Sixth Judicial Circuit budget presentation
• Supervisor of Elections budget presentation
• Sheriff budget presentation

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee will convene to approve past meeting minutes, receive the Pasco Economic Development Council’s first-quarter 2025 report, and review the Office of Economic Growth’s program and project updates. Members will also discuss potential site visits and speakers for future meetings before setting the next meeting date.

• Approval of minutes from January 27, 2025 (File OEG25-2014)
• Pasco Economic Development Council 2025 Q1 report (File OEG25-2018)
• Office of Economic Growth program and project review (File OEG25-2015)
• Discussion of potential site visits and speakers (File OEG25-2019)
• Determination of next meeting date and time (File OEG15-2017)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will meet to approve five action items, including amendments to the five-year transportation plan, safety action plan development, and transit planning. The board will also hear status updates on major roadway studies, including the Suncoast Parkway and US-41/SR-54 intersection projects.

• Approve FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment Request by FDOT
• Approve Pasco County Safety Action Plan Development Task Order
• Approve Transit Development Plan - Phase II - Scope
• Approve new members appointment to MPO Technical Advisory Committee
• Approve removal of MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee (BPAC) member

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will vote on consent items including a $14.79 million increase for the jail expansion project and an $8.69 million multi-year inmate food service contract. They will also hold public hearings on land use and zoning changes, including an accessory dwelling unit ordinance and a new community development district. A presentation on Connected City, Village of Pasadena Hills, and Pasco 2050 is scheduled for discussion.

• Amendment No. 3 to jail expansion CMAR agreement with Moss & Associates, LLC – increase GMP by $14,791,013.52 and add 284 calendar days
• Award of RFP-LK-25-014 to Aramark Correctional Services, LLC for correctional facility and inmate food service – $8,687,178.36 multi-year
• Ordinance amending Land Development Code to create Section 530.24 Accessory Dwelling Units (PDE25-0103)
• Ordinance establishing McKendree Pointe Community Development District (PDE25-0115)
• Zoning amendment for St Joe Walk Inc – change from ER-2 to E-R on 66.82 acres at Scharber Road and St Joe Road (PDE25-7859)

The Board approved amending the Sheriff's Budget by up to $7.5 million to purchase two used helicopters from Volusia County, using available funding sources. The Board also adopted several ordinances, including changes to the Land Development Code to allow accessory dwelling units up to 1,200 square feet (with Chairman Starkey voting nay) and a comprehensive plan amendment for industrial use on 7.93 acres. Additionally, the Board approved a $14.79 million increase for the jail expansion project and a $8.69 million contract for correctional food services.

• Approved Sheriff's Budget amendment up to $7.5M for two helicopters from Volusia County
• Adopted Land Development Code amendment allowing accessory dwelling units up to 1,200 sq ft (4-1, Starkey nay)
• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment changing 7.93 acres to Industrial-Light (IL) zoning
• Approved Amendment No. 3 to jail expansion contract with Moss & Associates, increasing GMP by $14,791,013.52
• Awarded multi-year food service contract to Aramark Correctional Services for $8,687,178.36
• Approved $772,800 staff augmentation services for FEMA hurricane recovery support
• Approved $276,250 exempt purchase for outdoor furniture at Wesley Chapel Library
• Approved $777,249 bid to Harbor Contracting for Little Road turn lane and Denton Avenue sidewalk

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women will hold its April 7 meeting to finalize plans for the Third Annual Women Uplifting Women Luncheon scheduled for April 29, 2025. The agenda includes routine procedural items such as approving minutes, public comment, and committee reports, with the luncheon preparation as the only substantive discussion.

• Final preparations and discussion for the Third Annual Women Uplifting Women Luncheon on April 29, 2025

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several rezoning and development items, including a request to rezone 80 acres south of County Line Road for 300 multi-family units, 100,000 sq ft of commercial, and 1.5 million sq ft of light industrial. Several items are continuances from previous meetings, including the Riverstone MPUD modification and the Elite 52 PD comprehensive plan and zoning amendments. The commission will also consider consent items, including a zoning amendment for 106 townhomes on Old Pasco Road and a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment for the same property.

• Zoning amendment (P8): Evans County Line 80 MPUD – 80 acres, 300 multi-family units, 100,000 sq ft commercial, 1,500,000 sq ft light industrial, south of County Line Road and east of Lake Iola Road – approval with conditions recommended
• Zoning amendment (PC6): Old Pasco Road MPUD – 106 townhomes on 18.36 acres at northeast corner of Old Pasco Road and Hadlock Drive – approval with conditions recommended
• Comprehensive plan amendment (PC7): CPAS23-20 SAV/Old Pasco Townhomes – FLUM change from RES-3 to RES-6 on 18.36 acres – approve recommended
• Continuance (PC2): Riverstone MPUD – request to allow certificates of occupancy for 66 homes before road improvements completed
• Continuance (PC3/PC4/PC5): Elite 52 PD – comprehensive plan, zoning, and development agreement amendments for 156 acres near SR 52 and US 41

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved the Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning, allowing 300 multi-family units, 100,000 sq ft of commercial, and 1.5 million sq ft of light industrial on 80 acres. The commission also approved consent items, including the Old Pasco Road MPUD for 106 townhomes and a related comprehensive plan amendment. Several items were continued to the April 17, 2025 meeting, including the Riverstone MPUD and SR 52 Elite proposals.

• Approved Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning with conditions (P8)
• Approved Old Pasco Road MPUD rezoning for 106 townhomes (PC6)
• Approved comprehensive plan amendment for Old Pasco Townhomes (PC7)
• Continued Riverstone MPUD substantial modification to April 17, 2025 (PC2)
• Continued Elite 52 PD comprehensive plan amendment to April 17, 2025 (PC3)
• Continued SR 52 Elite rezoning to April 17, 2025 (PC4)
• Continued Riverstone MPUD development agreement modification to April 17, 2025 (PC5)
• Approved September 5, 2024 meeting minutes (C1)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider approving a Florida DOT amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, a task order for the Pasco County Safety Action Plan, and the scope for Transit Development Plan Phase II. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Suncoast Parkway PD&E study and receive a report from the MPO Board.

• Approve FY 2025-2029 TIP amendment request by Florida DOT (MPO25-0062)
• Approve Pasco County Safety Action Plan Development Task Order (MPO25-0063)
• Approve Transit Development Plan Phase II scope (MPO25-0075)
• Presentation on Suncoast Parkway PD&E Study SR 589 to SR 52 (MPO25-0068)
• Approve minutes from 02.05.25 meeting (MPO25-0074)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will consider several action items, including an amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program requested by the Florida DOT, approval of a task order for the Pasco County Safety Action Plan, and the scope for Phase II of the Transit Development Plan. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Suncoast Parkway PD&E study and receive a report on recent MPO Board actions.

• FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment requested by Florida DOT (File MPO25-0062)
• Pasco County Safety Action Plan Development Task Order approval (File MPO25-0063)
• Transit Development Plan Phase II scope approval (File MPO25-0075)
• Suncoast Parkway PD&E study presentation: SR 589 (South of Van Dyke Road) to SR 52 (Mile Post 13 to 29) (File MPO25-0068)
• Approval of new regular CAC member (File MPO25-0067)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, appoint a new member, and vote on several transportation items, including a Florida DOT amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, a task order for the county's Safety Action Plan, and the scope for Phase II of the Transit Development Plan. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Suncoast Parkway PD&E study and receive a report from the MPO Board.

• Approve FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment requested by Florida DOT (MPO25-0062)
• Approve Pasco County Safety Action Plan Development task order (MPO25-0063)
• Approve Transit Development Plan Phase II scope (MPO25-0075)
• Appoint new alternate member to TAC (MPO25-0065)
• Presentation: Suncoast Parkway PD&E study, SR 589 (south of Van Dyke Road) to SR 52, Mile Post 13 to 29 (MPO25-0068)

Opioid Task Force

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force meets to receive updates on Year 2 project execution, discuss a School Board proposal for Year 2, review a draft calendar for Year 3, and outline the Year 3 application process. Members will also revisit recommendations from Year 2 and approve meeting minutes from July 2024.

• Sunshine Requirements Training
• General Updates: Year 2, Project Status and Execution Rates
• School Board Proposal for Year 2
• Draft Calendar for Year 3
• Year 3 Application Process

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization board deferred two action items—the Pasco County Safety Action Plan Development Task Order approval and the approval of minutes from a special meeting—to its April 10, 2025 meeting. No other substantive decisions or discussions were listed on this agenda.

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on March 25, 2025, with public comment, consent items, regular items, and public hearings. Key actions include approving a $10 million amendment for Fire Rescue Station No. 1, a $7 million vehicle purchase renewal, and several land use and zoning continuances. The agenda also includes a revenue projections discussion and various routine approvals.

• Amendment No. 1 to Task Order FM24-030 with Ajax Building Company for Fire Rescue Station No. 1 - $10,020,183.00
• Second One-Year Renewal and Additional Purchase Authority with Bartow Ford for Ford vehicles - $7,000,000.00
• Exempt Purchase for Wetland Credit Purchase Agreement with EIP Credit Co., LLC - $568,480.00
• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Fletcher MPUD - 350 apartments, 160 townhomes, 100,000 sq ft commercial on ~100.6 acres
• Revenue Projections Discussion (Presentation Only)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will review 16 land-use items at this meeting, including zoning amendments, special exceptions, and comprehensive plan changes. Most items are continuances or consent requests for developments such as townhomes, marinas, and commercial projects. Two ordinances are also on the agenda for approval, one related to tree preservation and another to docks and seawalls regulations.

• Special Exception (Continuance) for a dog kennel and breeding facility on 4.4 acres near Tulane Street (PDE25-7822)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) for 10-acre commercial rezoning on New York Ave (PDE25-7722)
• Zoning Amendment (Consent) for 178 townhomes and commercial space near State Road 52 (PDE25-7781)
• Ordinance amending tree preservation and replacement rules (PDE25-0007)
• Ordinance amending docks and seawalls regulations (PDE25-0135)

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 a retroactive budget amendment of $86 million, a $700,000 transfer for a sheriff's office parking lot, and several zoning and comprehensive plan amendments. The board will also discuss the FY2026 budget and receive a presentation from Feeding Tampa Bay.

• Retroactive FY2025 budget amendment of $86,093,994.21
• $700,000 from Fire Rescue budget for Pasco Sheriff's Office parking lot expansion
• Exempt purchase for adult outpatient drug court treatment services: $1,086,000
• Zoning continuances for Tall Timbers MPUD (380 multi-family units) and Evans County Line 80 MPUD (300 multi-family units, 1.5M sq ft light industrial)
• Comprehensive plan amendments for HCA-Bayonet Point PD and accessory dwelling units

The Board held the first public hearing on a new Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance, taking no action and scheduling the adoption hearing for March 25, 2025. The Board approved several rezoning requests, including the RLE Ranch MPUD (614 units) and Harvest Hills West VOPH MPUD (279 units), and continued two other rezoning requests to May 6, 2025. The consent agenda was approved with the exception of two items pulled for discussion and one withdrawn.

• Approved first reading of ADU ordinance, adoption hearing set for March 25, 2025
• Approved RLE Ranch MPUD rezoning for 614 residential units (with conditions)
• Approved Harvest Hills West VOPH MPUD rezoning for 279 units
• Approved Colon VOPH MPUD rezoning for 117 single-family units
• Continued Tall Timbers MPUD rezoning to May 6, 2025
• Continued Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning to May 6, 2025
• Approved consent agenda, including $86M budget amendment and $1.086M drug court contract
• Approved appointment of Dr. Christian Sobky to EMS Advisory Board

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a continuance request for a large mixed-use rezoning, a consent rezoning, and a special exception for a daycare and veterinarian clinic. The Commission has final authority on special exceptions; other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Continuance requested for Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning: 300 multi-family units, 100,000 sq ft commercial, 1,500,000 sq ft light industrial on ~80 acres south of County Line Road and east of Lake Iola Road
• Consent rezoning for St Joe Walk Inc: ER-2 to E-R on ~66.82 acres at southeast corner of Scharber Road and St Joe Road
• Special exception for BDI Properties US LLC: daycare center and veterinarian clinic in A-R district on ~2.08 acres at southwest corner of Wells Road and Curley Road

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved a special exception for a day-care center and veterinarian clinic at Wells and Curley Roads, with conditions including a revised access management analysis. It also approved a zoning change for 66.82 acres at Scharber and St Joe Roads as part of the consent agenda. A rezoning request for the Evans County Line 80 MPUD was continued to the April 3, 2025 meeting.

• Approved special exception for day-care center and vet clinic at Wells and Curley Roads (with conditions)
• Approved zoning change from ER-2 to E-R for 66.82 acres at Scharber and St Joe Roads (consent agenda)
• Continued Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning to April 3, 2025

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes, welcome a new member, and discuss committee reports. They will also finalize the event planning document for the WUW 2025 event and review quotes and proofs for swag bags. The agenda is mostly procedural with no major policy decisions.

• Welcome new Legal Representative Sarah Raaymakers
• Approve February 3, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discuss vacancy for Higher Education Representative
• Finalize CSW Event Planning Document for WUW 2025 Event
• Review quotes and proofs for CSW 'Swag Bags'

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) will meet to approve minutes, act on membership changes, and update grievance policies. They will also receive a presentation on the Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan and be reminded of the next meeting. Public comment is invited.

• Approval of December 12, 2024 meeting minutes (MPO25-0056)
• TDLCB position membership changes (MPO25-0058) - action item
• Transportation Disadvantaged Grievance Policies & Procedures update (MPO25-0059) - action item
• Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan update (MPO25-0060) - presentation only
• Reminder of May 29, 2025 meeting (MPO25-0057)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on February 25, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM. The agenda includes consent items, regular items, and public hearings. Key actions include awarding a $12.2 million contract for pump station rehabilitation, confirming two department directors, and several zoning and land use decisions. The board will also discuss the Fiscal Year 2026 budget.

• Award of bid to ClearWater Solutions, LLC for as-needed pump station rehabilitation services, $12,222,750.00
• Confirm Denise Sanderson as Code Compliance Director ($125,000 annual salary) and Charles H. Lane as Community Development Director ($128,000 annual salary)
• Public hearings on zoning amendments, including continuances for Meares Four LLC, Anclote TH MPUD (Lennar Homes), and HCM Hospitality LLC
• Resolution to elect not to exempt property under the 'Live Local Act Property Tax Exemption'
• Resolution granting host community approval for up to $5,000,000 in charter school revenue bonds for Dayspring Academy

The Pasco County Commission approved several rezoning and comprehensive plan amendments, including a change from retail/office/residential to light industrial on New York Avenue and the establishment of two community development districts. A conditional use request for a 155-foot Verizon monopine tower was denied. The board also ratified the county administrator's execution of an ICE warrant service agreement and approved a $12.2 million pump station rehabilitation contract.

• Adopted comprehensive plan amendment changing 10 acres on New York Avenue from ROR to IL (roll call vote)
• Adopted text amendments to comprehensive plan chapters 2, 6, and glossary (roll call vote)
• Established KD52 Community Development District No. 1 and No. 2 (roll call votes)
• Denied conditional use for 155-ft Verizon monopine tower on Rowland Drive (2 nay votes)
• Ratified ICE Warrant Service Officer agreement with Pasco Corrections (motion carried)
• Approved $12,222,750 bid to ClearWater Solutions for pump station rehabilitation
• Approved sale of surplus property at 7122 Colfax Drive to Tampa Bay Neighborhood Housing Services for $10 (1 nay vote)
• Approved $930,854.64 change order for Sunwest Park improvements

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will decide on multiple zoning amendments, special exceptions, and comprehensive plan updates. The meeting includes public hearings on land-use changes for commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments across Pasco County.

• Zoning Amendment (Continuance) for Meares Four LLC – Northwest Pasco County (9.1 acres, Suncoast Parkway & Shady Hills Road)
• Conditional Use Request (Continuance) for Port Hudson Marina LLC – Northwest Pasco County (3.18 acres, Harbor Drive & Old Dixie Highway)
• Special Exception for 52 Property LLC – RV/boat storage in Central Pasco County (1.59 acres, State Road 52)
• Zoning Amendment for Land O’Lakes Retail – South Central Pasco County (1.59 acres, State Road 54 & Wilson Road)
• Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Little Road PD – South Central Pasco County (7.83 acres)

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will consider approving eight sports event funding agreements totaling $97,600, plus a $30,000 host sponsorship, and will hear presentations on marketing, economic impact, and updates. The council will also approve two treasurer's reports and discuss a member reappointment.

• Sports Event Funding Agreement – Tampa Bay Junior Hockey, Inc. – 2025 USPHL Florida Premier Elite Division Playoffs – Hockey – AdventHealth Center Ice – $4,968.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – U.S. Amateur Basketball, LLC – Multiple Basketball Events – Basketball – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $19,200.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – Main Attraction Recreational Sports, LLC – Turf Wars Adult Kickball – Kickball – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $3,060.00
• Sports Event Funding Agreement – Enterprise Media LLC – Caliente Bare Dare 5K – Running – Caliente Resort – $6,096.00
• Sports Event Sponsorship – AAFF, LLC – Presenting Partner Sponsor of the Florida Cup International – Soccer – Wiregrass Ranch Sports Campus – $15,000.00

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved several sports event funding agreements, including for hockey, basketball, kickball, running, soccer, and flag football events, with some members abstaining due to conflicts of interest. The council also received informational updates on marketing, economic impact, and tourism activities. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved $4,968 for Tampa Bay Junior Hockey playoffs (Ward abstained)
• Approved $19,200 for U.S. Amateur Basketball events (DeFilippis abstained)
• Approved $3,060 for Turf Wars Adult Kickball (consent agenda)
• Approved $6,096 for Caliente Bare Dare 5K (consent agenda)
• Approved $15,000 for Florida Cup International soccer sponsorship (DeFilippis abstained)
• Approved $12,276 for ENG Invitational basketball (DeFilippis abstained)
• Approved $30,000 for Lewis-Bethel Invitational flag football (consent agenda)
• Approved $7,000 for Winter Christian Product Expo (Ward abstained)

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing on four zoning amendments, all recommended for approval. Three are consent items, and one is a regular item. The committee has final authority on special exceptions, but these are zoning changes, so its decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Rezone 37.55 acres at Clinton Avenue and Meigs Lane from A-C to AR-5 (Ben R Turner Trust)
• Rezone 10 acres on Tyndall Road from A-R to R-4 high density (Mannino)
• Rezone 100.18 acres to MPUD for 279 dwelling units (Harvest Hills West)
• Rezone 60.2 acres to MPUD for 117 single-family homes (Colon VOPH MPUD)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners is holding a workshop to discuss stormwater initiatives. The agenda includes only this single discussion topic, along with routine procedural items such as the pledge, roll call, and adjournment.

• Discussion of stormwater initiatives

The Board of County Commissioners held a workshop on February 18, 2025, to discuss stormwater initiatives. The item was for information only, and no formal decisions, approvals, or votes were made. The meeting adjourned at 11:39 a.m.

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will meet to approve 2025 safety performance measure targets, appoint new advisory committee members, and receive presentations on micromobility traffic counts and a Florida's Turnpike Enterprise update. The agenda includes routine items such as minutes approval and advisory committee reports, with no major funding or rezoning decisions listed.

• Approval of 2025 Safety Performance Measure Targets (File MPO25-0039)
• Appointment of new Citizens Advisory Committee member (File MPO25-0046)
• Appointment of alternate MPO Technical Advisory Committee member (File MPO25-0040)
• Presentation on Micromobility Traffic Counts Strategic Plan and Data Collection (File MPO25-0045)
• Florida's Turnpike Enterprise update responding to Dec 10, 2024 board inquiries (File MPO25-0055)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Board of County Commissioners will meet on February 11, 2025, to approve routine contracts and resolutions, including facility renovations, equipment purchases, and grant agreements. Five zoning amendment continuances and one conditional use amendment are scheduled for public hearings, with no decisions expected until later meetings.

• $11.86M contract amendment for Fire Rescue Station No. 2 construction (Ajax Building Company, LLC)
• $250K task order for Summit Medical Center 1st and 2nd floor renovations (Bandes Construction Company, Inc.)
• Five zoning continuances for MPUD developments in District 1 (Evans County Line, Harvest Hills West VOPH, Colon VOPH, Tall Timbers MPUD, and two Community Development Districts)
• Conditional use amendment to increase beds from 24 to 40 at Discovery Mood & Anxiety facility (DV DADE LLC)
• $650K valve change-out and hydrant installation services contract (U.S. Water Services Corporation and Rowland (DE), LLC)

The Board approved the consent agenda (minus withdrawn item C15), including contracts for fire station construction, utility projects, and equipment purchases. Several zoning and development hearings were continued to future meetings, including the Evans County Line 80 MPUD and three Villages of Pasadena Hills requests. The Board also approved a resolution donating a fire pumper to Fivay High School and appointed Commissioner Weightman to the Canvassing Board.

• Approved consent agenda with 20 items (C3-C14, C16-C29), including $11.86M Fire Rescue Station No. 2 amendment (C9)
• Approved resolution donating E-One Typhoon fire pumper to Fivay High School (RS1)
• Approved resolution commending 2024 Star Performer, Leader, and Team (RS2)
• Continued KD52 Community Development Districts No. 1 and No. 2 to Feb 25 meeting (P31, P32)
• Continued Evans County Line 80 MPUD rezoning to March 11 meeting (P33)
• Continued Harvest Hills West, Colon, and Tall Timbers MPUD rezoning to March 11 meeting (P34-P36)
• Approved conditional use amendment for Discovery Mood & Anxiety (24 to 40 beds) (P37)
• Approved Hamilton Oaks MPUD development agreement (P38)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will meet to consider continuance requests for two special exceptions and a zoning amendment. The commission has final decision-making authority for special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners. Public comment and hearings are scheduled for listed agenda items.

• Special Exception (Continuance) – BDI Properties US LLC/TLE Wells Roads – Day-care Center and Veterinarian Clinic in A-R Agricultural-Residential District (PDE25-7845)
• Special Exception (Continuance) – 52 Property LLC/Tropicare Board and RV Storage SR 52 – Free-Standing Recreational Vehicle/Boat Storage in I-1 Light Industrial Park District (PDE25-7848)
• Zoning Amendment – Evans County Line 80 MPUD Master Planned Unit Development – Rezoning from A-C Agricultural District to MPUD (PDE25-7738) with 300 multi-family units, 100,000 sq ft commercial, and 1.5M sq ft light industrial uses

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will consider approving minutes, a board report, and a new member, and will discuss 2025 safety performance targets. Presentations will cover the Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan and a micromobility traffic counts strategic plan. No action is required on the presentations.

• Approval of January 6, 2025 meeting minutes (MPO25-0041)
• Report on MPO Board actions from January 9, 2025 (MPO25-0043)
• Approval of new regular CAC member (MPO25-0046)
• 2025 Safety Performance Measure Targets presentation and discussion (MPO25-0039)
• Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan presentation (MPO25-0038)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Technical Advisory Committee will consider approving the 2025 Safety Performance Measure Targets and a new alternate member appointment, and will hear presentations on the Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan and a micromobility traffic counts strategic plan. The agenda also includes routine approval of prior meeting minutes and reports.

• 2025 Safety Performance Measure Targets presentation and discussion (MPO25-0039)
• Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan presentation (MPO25-0038)
• Micromobility Traffic Counts Strategic Plan and Data Collection presentation (MPO25-0045)
• New alternate member appointment to TAC (MPO25-0040)
• Approval of January 6, 2025 TAC minutes and January 9, 2025 MPO Board report

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes and reports, discuss membership attendance, and receive presentations on the 2025 safety performance targets, the Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan, and a micromobility traffic counts strategic plan. No action is required on the presentations.

• Approval of January 6, 2025 meeting minutes (MPO25-0044)
• Approval of January 9, 2025 MPO Board report (MPO25-0043)
• Discussion and action on BPAC membership meeting attendance (MPO25-0047)
• Presentation on 2025 Safety Performance Measure Targets (MPO25-0039)
• Presentation on Zephyrhills Multimodal Transportation Plan (MPO25-0038)

Board of County Commissioners

The Pasco County Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, consent items, regular items, and public hearings. Key discussions include the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and a presentation on a potential agreement with BayCare Behavioral Health. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts and purchases, and public hearings cover zoning and land use changes.

• Task Order for 2025 Mobility Fee Update Study - $193,898.40
• Amendment to Fire Rescue Station No. 2 construction - $11,856,435.00
• Purchase of real property from School Board for Tower Road Force Main - $95,000.00
• Cooperative purchase of tandem axle trucks - $323,688.00 and $181,809.00
• Public hearings on zoning changes including Fletcher MPUD (350 apartments, 160 townhomes, 100,000 sq ft commercial) and Lake Park MPUD (100 single-family homes)

The Board approved the consent agenda, adopted ordinances establishing the Northridge and Two Ridges Community Development Districts, and continued several rezoning and comprehensive plan items to future meetings. The board also approved a donation to parks and directed staff to review a towing ordinance and Brazilian pepper regulations.

• Approved consent agenda (items C1-C29, except withdrawn C3, C18 and pulled C28)
• Adopted ordinance establishing Northridge Community Development District (P34)
• Adopted ordinance establishing Two Ridges Community Development District (P36)
• Approved public hearing consent agenda including rezoning for New York Ave Business Park, Lake Park MPUD, and Citrico Alliance (P40-P42)
• Continued comprehensive plan amendment for Alderman Lane/Rowan Road to date uncertain (P32)
• Continued comprehensive plan amendment for Fletcher property to March 25, 2025 (P33)
• Continued rezoning for Fletcher MPUD to March 25, 2025 (P37)
• Approved to have County Attorney review towing ordinance (unanimous)

Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee

The Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee is meeting to handle routine business: approving minutes, reappointing a member, selecting a chair and vice-chair, and reviewing its 2024 annual report. They will also discuss candidates for vacancies and hear a program review from the Office of Economic Growth.

• Approval of minutes from October 23, 2024
• JEOC member reappointment
• Annual selection of chair and vice-chair
• 2024 JEOC annual report
• Discussion of candidates for current and future vacancies

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on seven items, including four continuances requested by applicants and three consent items recommended for approval. The commission has final decision authority on special exceptions, while other decisions are recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Continuance: Special exception for freestanding commercial and RV/boat storage (Lakeshore Blvd LLC, 3.62 acres, west side of Lakeshore Blvd, near Fivay Rd)
• Continuance: Zoning change to C-1 for same property (Lakeshore Blvd LLC)
• Continuance: Zoning change to C-3 for 9.1 acres at Suncoast Pkwy & Shady Hills Rd (Meares Four LLC)
• Continuance: Rezoning to MPUD for 190 townhomes on 46.03 acres (Anclote TH MPUD, Lennar Homes)
• Approval with conditions: Conditional use amendment to remove height limit for multifamily dwellings (Spanish Lakes, 18.65 acres, near SR 52 & Deerbook Blvd)

The Pasco County Planning Commission approved several land-use requests, including a conditional use amendment for Spanish Lakes, a rezoning for Sakelson Hudson MPUD, a development agreement for Hamilton Oaks MPUD, and a substantial modification for Pristine Lake Preserve MPUD. Four items were continued to future meetings, including two to a date uncertain and two to the February 20, 2025 meeting. All approvals were per staff recommendations, with one addition of a right-of-way dedication.

• Approved PC5 conditional use amendment for Spanish Lakes (per staff recommendation)
• Approved PC6 rezoning for Sakelson Hudson MPUD with right-of-way dedication addition
• Approved PC7 development agreement for Hamilton Oaks MPUD (consent agenda)
• Approved APC8 substantial modification for Pristine Lake Preserve MPUD (per staff recommendation)
• Continued PC1 and PC2 to a date uncertain
• Continued PC3 to February 20, 2025 meeting
• Continued PC4 to February 20, 2025 meeting

Village of Pasadena Hills Planning and Policy

The Villages of Pasadena Planning and Policy Committee will hold a public hearing and vote on several zoning amendments and agreements. Key items include a rezoning for 614 residential units at RLE Ranch, continuances for two other rezoning requests, and a development agreement for Hamilton Oaks. The committee has final authority on special exceptions; other decisions are recommendations to the County Commission.

• Rezoning RLE Ranch MPUD: 614 residential units on 441.4 acres in Villages J, K, G (PDE25-7793) - approval with conditions
• Continuance: Colon VOPH MPUD rezoning for 117 single-family units on 60.2 acres (PDE25-7842)
• Continuance: Harvest Hills West VOPH MPUD rezoning for 279 dwelling units on 100.18 acres (PDE25-7834)
• Development Agreement for Hamilton Oaks MPUD (PDE25-0082) - approve
• Third Amendment to County Utility Projects Joint Funding Agreement (2024-2092) - approve

Tourist Development Council

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council will vote on 16 sports event funding agreements totaling approximately $151,000, plus a host sponsorship and a group meeting incentive. They will also hear presentations on tourism research, marketing, and updates from staff. The meeting includes approval of the August 2024 minutes and introduction of a new board member.

• Approve 16 sports event funding agreements (e.g., $22,572 for SUTS Report LLC, $14,460 for Small Ball United, $11,652 for Triple Threat Elite Sports LLC)
• Approve host sponsorship agreement with Sports Diversity Leadership Council LLC for $18,000
• Approve group meeting incentive agreement with Saddlebrook Resort and Spa for $7,000
• Presentation on resident opinion study of tourism in Pasco County
• Presentation on economic impact and visitor tracking report for FY 2024

The Pasco County Tourist Development Council approved 16 sports event funding agreements, totaling approximately $135,000, to support various tournaments and events. Several members abstained from votes due to conflicts of interest. The council also approved the August 20, 2024 meeting minutes and received informational presentations on tourism research, marketing, and updates.

• Approved August 20, 2024 TDC meeting minutes
• Approved $3,900 for SAHOF State Championships hockey (2 abstentions)
• Approved $6,636 for Pylon 7on7 football tournament (1 abstention)
• Approved $1,752 for AAU Florida Baller Bash basketball
• Approved $6,576 for Revel Dance Convention (1 abstention)
• Approved $3,528 for 2025 Southern Jam girls basketball (2 abstentions)
• Approved $11,652 for Top Threat Tournaments girls lacrosse
• Approved $6,768 for Gran Fondo National Series cycling

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 $3.06 million FDOT grant for a multi-use path, several contracts for design and construction, and multiple plat recordings for residential developments. The agenda also includes presentations from Tampa Bay Water and the Pasco Economic Development Council, and confirmation of a new assistant county administrator.

• FDOT LAP agreement for multi-use path on Mitchell Blvd: $3,063,911 grant, $39,085 local
• Task order for Villages of Pasadena Hills Financial Plan update: $246,080
• Third Amendment for Nottingham Public Works Facility design: $584,523.75
• Purchase of real property from School Board for Tower Road Force Main: $95,000
• Plat recordings for 65-lot Meadow Oaks, 150-townhome Skymore Wesley Chapel, 274-lot Esplanade at Wiregrass, 261-lot Wyndfields

General

The Pasco County Opioid Task Force meets to discuss procedural items including the 2025 meeting schedule, application process review, and approval of prior meeting minutes. No substantive decisions or policy changes are listed on this agenda.

• Review of 2025 draft schedule
• Review of application process
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

Commission on the Status of Women

The Pasco County Commission on the Status of Women will meet to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, board vacancies, and committee reports. They will also discuss the 2025/2026 action plan, funding for the CSW, and two state bills: Senate Bill 70 (increasing pre-K instructional hours) and Senate Bill 76 (paid parental leave).

• Discussion of Senate Bill 70, which would increase required instructional hours in Florida's Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program from 540 to 1,440 hours for school-year programs.
• Discussion of Senate Bill 76, which would mandate 12 weeks of paid parental leave for state career service employees.
• Discussion with Joanna Cheshire on funding for CSW 2025.
• Planning committee roles for the Women Uplifting Women event.
• Approval of December 2, 2024 meeting minutes.

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) board will meet to consider several action items, including approving new members for its advisory committees and an amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) requested by the Florida Department of Transportation. The board will also receive updates on GoPasco performance measures and a Comprehensive Operational Analysis, with no action required on those items. The meeting is largely routine, with most items being approvals or informational presentations.

• FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment Request by Florida DOT (File MPO25-0037)
• New Member Appointments to MPO Technical Advisory Committee (File MPO25-0022)
• New Member Appointments to MPO Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (File MPO25-0029)
• Annual Membership Appointments by the MPO Board (File MPO25-0031)
• Update on GoPasco Performance Measures and Administrative Costs (File MPO25-0030)

Planning Commission

The Pasco County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a rezoning for the Tall Timbers MPUD that would allow 380 multi-family units and 180,000 square feet of non-residential uses. The commission will also consider continuances for three previously postponed items, approve two special exceptions and a conditional use amendment, and discuss accessory dwelling units.

• Rezoning: Tall Timbers MPUD – 380 multi-family units, 180,000 sq ft non-residential on ~38 acres in Connected City (PDE25-7651)
• Special Exception: Tropicare Board and RV Storage SR 52 – RV/boat storage on 1.59 acres south of SR 52 east of Bellamy Brothers Blvd (PDE25-7848)
• Conditional Use Amendment: Discovery Mood & Anxiety – increase beds from 24 to 40 at Clinton Ave & Windsorwood Blvd (PDE25-CU07)
• Continuances: Hamilton Oaks MPUD development agreement, Evans County Line 80 MPUD (300 multi-family units, 1.5M sq ft light industrial), BDI Properties day-care/vet clinic
• Discussion: Accessory Dwelling Units (presentation only)

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization Technical Advisory Committee will meet to approve 2025 officers, new committee members, and a state transportation funding amendment. The group will also hear updates on US 41/SR 54 intersection studies, GoPasco performance measures, and administrative costs without taking action.

• Approve election of 2025 TAC officers
• Approve new MPO TAC member appointments
• Approve FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program amendment request by Florida DOT
• Presentation on US 41/SR 54 Intersection PD&E Study Update by FDOT
• Presentation on GoPasco Performance Measures and Administrative Costs

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, elect officers for 2025, and vote on a Florida DOT request to amend the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program. They will also hear presentations on the US 41/SR 54 intersection study and GoPasco's operational analysis, plus an update on performance measures.

• Election of CAC officers for calendar year 2025
• FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment request by Florida DOT (File MPO25-0037)
• US 41/SR 54 Intersection PD&E Study update by FDOT (presentation only)
• GoPasco Comprehensive Operational Analysis (COA) (presentation only)
• Update on GoPasco performance measures and administrative costs

Metropolitan Planning Organization

The Pasco County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, elect officers for 2025, and vote on a proposed amendment to the FY 2025-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) requested by the Florida Department of Transportation. The committee will also receive presentations on the US 41/SR 54 intersection study and GoPasco's comprehensive operational analysis, plus updates on performance measures and administrative costs.

• Election of BPAC officers for calendar year 2025
• FY 2025-2029 TIP amendment request by FDOT (File MPO25-0037)
• US 41/SR 54 Intersection PD&E Study update by FDOT
• GoPasco Comprehensive Operational Analysis presentation
• Update on GoPasco performance measures and administrative costs