Pinellas Park public meetings in 2022
54 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will discuss future agency projects and proposals regarding the redevelopment of 5681 Park Boulevard. The board is also considering a new lease agreement for a building on 49th Street and authorizing negotiations for engineering services.
- Lease agreement for 6990 49th Street at $28,227.76 annually
- Redevelopment proposals for 5681 Park Boulevard
- Negotiations for architecture and engineering services (RFP 22/003)
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will hold a continued public hearing regarding a conditional use request for a tavern and lounge at 12333 66th Street N. The application seeks approval in the General Commercial (B-1) zoning district along with a waiver for ingress and egress restrictions via a local street.
- Conditional use request for a tavern and lounge at 12333 66th Street N.
- Request for a waiver to conditional use criteria regarding ingress and egress via a local street
City Council
The City Council will consider a significant budget increase for the 2022/2023 fiscal year and a new commercial development at 11150 66th Street N. The agenda also includes updates to planning and zoning fees, travel reimbursement rates, and drainage easement acceptances.
- $15,441,344 budget amendment increasing the total city budget to $220,296,487
- Development of a 39,675 square foot research and development facility at 11150 66th Street N.
- Ordinance to amend Planning and Zoning application fees and charges
- Request to increase building height from 50 feet to 65 feet at 11150 66th Street North
- Acceptance of drainage and maintenance easements at 3410 Gateway Centre Parkway
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to amend the Land Development Code regarding utility sheds and variance procedures. The meeting includes decisions on contract change orders for street resurfacing and ARPA grant management. The council will also review property acquisitions for public right-of-way and playground repairs following Hurricane Ian.
- Ordinance 4174: Proposed 39,675 square foot R&D facility at 11150 66th Street N
- Change Order #1: $99,985.67 increase for street resurfacing with Ajax Paving Industries
- Task Order: Up to $240,000 for ARPA grant management with Rostan Solutions, LLC
- Ordinance 4171: Allowing more than two utility/storage sheds in certain zones
- $10,000 property acquisition at 4371 76th Avenue North for public right-of-way
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the draft Economic Development Action Plan with Community Development Staff and Willdan Financial Services. The council will also discuss how Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) may be incorporated into the City.
- Discussion of the draft Economic Development Action Plan
- Discussion regarding the incorporation of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Community Redevelopment Agency Special Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss the potential use of several CRA-owned properties. Staff will also provide an update on advertised properties and discuss the potential rezoning of these properties to Town Center (TC) zoning.
- Potential use of several CRA-owned properties
- Update on advertised properties
- Potential rezoning of CRA-owned properties to Town Center (TC)
City Council
The Council is reviewing requests for a tavern/lounge and two residential planned unit developments. The agenda also includes a resolution to modify garbage and recycling collection rates due to rising costs. Other items involve property easements and utility agreements.
- Conditional use request for a tavern and lounge at 12333 66th Street North
- Ordinance 4167 for 32 townhomes at 9595 66th Street N
- Ordinance 4172 for 15 single-family units at 7041 34th Street N
- Resolution to modify garbage and recycling collection rates
- $10,000 property purchase at 7600 43rd Street North
Community Redevelopment Agency
The agency will consider authorizing a signature for Artistry at Park Station covenant amendments. Members will also discuss the potential sale of 5705 Park Boulevard, which has an appraised value of $200,000.00. Additionally, staff and Mastry's Brewing Co. LLC will discuss redevelopment near the Park Station parking lot.
- Authorization for Artistry at Park Station covenant amendments
- Proposed sale of 5705 Park Boulevard for $200,000.00
- Redevelopment discussion near the Park Station parking lot
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance for a 15-unit residential development. The agenda also includes a 4% wage increase for certain employees and housing counseling agreements.
- Ordinance 4172: Residential development at 7041 34th Street N
- A 4% wage increase for employees not in a bargaining unit
- Final payment of $65,645.90 for Broderick Park playground equipment
- Agreement with Suncoast Housing Connections for housing counseling
- Resolution to vacate right-of-ways near Pinellas Animal Hospital
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the progress of the Comprehensive Plan update. This discussion focuses on the Future Land Use and Property Rights Elements. Community Development staff and consultant Benesch will be present to provide updates.
- Comprehensive Plan update discussion
Angel Fund Board
The Angel Fund Board is meeting to review the fiscal year 2022-2023 work plan and budget. The board will also consider an agreement with the Pinellas Opportunity Council to administer donated funds and elect new officers for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Approval of FY 2022-2023 Work Plan and Budget
- Agreement between Pinellas Opportunity Council and the City of Pinellas Park
- Election of Board Officers for FY 2022-2023
- Annual allocation from the Lepisto Fund
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council will hold second public hearings and readings for the fiscal year 2022-2023 budget. This includes a vote on Resolution No. 22-18 to adopt a final millage rate of 5.6500, which is a 12.44% increase over the roll-back rate.
- Resolution No. 22-18: Adopting a final millage rate of 5.6500
- Ordinance No. 4169: Adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2022-2023
City Council
The City Council is meeting to adopt the final budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. This includes a second reading of a resolution to set a new millage rate of 5.6500, which represents a 12.44% increase over the roll-back rate. The council will also consider several land development code amendments and property acquisitions.
- Adoption of final FY 2022-2023 budget (Ordinance No. 4169)
- Resolution to adopt a millage rate of 5.6500 (Resolution No. 22-18)
- Development of 32 townhome units at 9595 66th Street N (Ordinance No. 4167)
- Purchase of property at 7600 43rd Street North for $10,000.00
- Amendment to allow more than two utility/storage sheds in certain zoning districts (Ordinance No. 4171)
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the status of the Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on Future Land Use and Property Rights Elements. Additionally, staff and consultants will present a draft for the Economic Development Action Plan.
- Comprehensive Plan update discussion involving consultant Benesch
- Economic Development Action Plan draft presentation involving Willdan Financial Services
Community Redevelopment Agency
The agency is considering authorization for its chairperson to sign a joinder and consent regarding the first amendment of covenants, easements, and restrictions for Artistry at Park Station. This action involves Namaste 76, LLC and the Artistry at Park Station Association, Inc. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from August 23, 2022.
- Authorization to sign covenant amendments for Artistry at Park Station
- Approval of August 23, 2022, CRA meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the proposed 2022-2023 fiscal year budget and a tentative millage rate of 5.6500, which represents a 12.44% increase over the roll-back rate. The agenda includes public hearings for zoning requests at 8755 49th Street North and a tavern at 12333 66th Street North. The Council will also consider several easement approvals and a $10,000 real property purchase.
- Adoption of tentative millage rate of 5.6500 for fiscal year 2022-2023
- Adoption of the tentative budget for fiscal year 2022-2023 via Ordinance No. 4169
- Zoning variance and density requests for 8755 49th Street North
- Conditional use request for a tavern at 12333 66th Street North
- $10,000 purchase of real property at 4371 76th Avenue North
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on two residential development projects involving rezoning. The agenda also includes several consent items, such as roadway safety improvements and utility easements.
- Ordinance 4167: 32-unit townhome subdivision at 9595 66th Street North
- Ordinance 4168: Three single-family dwellings at 7530 53rd Street North
- $263,208.70 award for handicap ramp improvements at 52nd St N and 86th Ave N
- $85,000 annual contract for building inspection services from Joe Payne, Inc.
- $41,131.46 FDOT grant for pedestrian and bicycle safety enforcement
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss a structural evaluation of the water tower and potential recommendations. The council will also review the proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2022-2023.
- Structural evaluation of the water tower
- Review of the proposed FY 2022-2023 operating and capital budget
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering a notice of intent to dispose of properties at 5851 Park Boulevard and 60th Street North. The agency will also review the adoption of its budget for fiscal year 2022/2023.
- Notice of intent to dispose of property at 5851 Park Boulevard and 60th Street North
- Adoption of the Community Redevelopment Agency budget for fiscal year 2022/2023
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use requests, including a hospital clinic and storage facility. They are also considering grant applications for police equipment and community development funds. Additionally, the council will address residential development plans and a command vehicle purchase.
- Approval of $385,351 CDBG annual action plan for infrastructure and planning
- Conditional use request for a hospital/medical clinic at 8250 Bryan Dairy Road
- Ordinance for a 32-unit townhome development at 9595 66th Street N
- Purchase of a mobile command vehicle estimated at $396,943
- $17,203 Justice Assistance Grant application for police breaching tools and ammunition
City Council
The City Council is reviewing an ordinance to increase the total city budget to $216,774,717. The agenda also includes requests for zoning waivers, police grant applications, and property easement approvals. Additionally, the council will consider purchasing a new fire truck and awarding an HVAC maintenance contract.
- Ordinance No. 4166 to increase the city budget by $39,556,920
- Zoning waiver request for a nonconforming lot at 71st Avenue N
- $17,203 Justice Assistance Grant application for police equipment
- HVAC maintenance contract award of $88,524 to Air Mechanical & Service Corporation
- Estimated purchase of a Pierce Saber Pumper fire truck for $674,999
City Council Workshop
The City Council is meeting to discuss items from a previous regular council agenda and address concerns related to utility billing. The Finance Department and City Attorney will participate in the discussion about utility billing.
- Discussion of utility billing concerns involving the Finance Department and City Attorney
- Review of agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council meeting
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider an agreement for a mixed-use development involving Mastry's Brewing Co. PP, LLC and Czyszczon Ventures LLC. The board will also review a notice of intent to dispose of CRA-owned property at 5705 Park Boulevard. Additionally, the agency will select a board member for an evaluation committee regarding architect and engineer services.
- Agreement for mixed-use development at 5805 Park Boulevard
- Notice of intent to dispose of property at 5705 Park Boulevard
- Selection of a board member for RFQ 22/003 evaluation committee
- Discussion on future CRA projects and next steps
City Council
The City Council will review a first reading of an ordinance to increase the city's total budget by over $39 million. The agenda also includes a final reading of an ordinance regarding limitations on soliciting donations and several board appointments.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 4166 to increase the city budget by $39,556,920
- Second and final reading of Ordinance No. 4165 regarding limitations on soliciting donations
- $10,000 purchase of property at 7600 43rd Street North for a sewer project
- $212,827 contract with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office for forensic and crime scene services
- Appointment of John Spagnola to the Code Enforcement Board
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda. Community Development staff will also present on the possibility of increasing certain administrative fees.
- Discussion on proposed administrative fees
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances regarding tree removal, landscaping, and public notice requirements. The agenda also includes a proposed $550,000 property sale to Premier Neurospine Institute LLC. Additionally, the council will review contracts for stormwater management and various utility easements.
- $550,000 contract for the sale of three properties to Premier Neurospine Institute LLC
- Ordinance 4163 regarding tree removal and landscaping requirements
- $499,850 contract with Pennoni Associates, Inc. for a Stormwater Management Master Plan
- Resolution 22-12 to waive permit fees for utility storage sheds and fences
- Ordinance 4164 regarding public notice requirements for planning and zoning cases
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the Safe Streets Action Plan and Vision Zero. Community Development Staff and Whit Blanton of Forward Pinellas will be present to discuss these items. The council will also review agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council meeting.
- Safe Streets Action Plan discussion
- Vision Zero mission discussion
- Review of Thursday Regular Council Agenda items
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA is considering an agreement with Premier Neurospine Institute LLC to develop a surgery and research center. This includes a proposed contract to sell three properties at 6200 Park Blvd, 7300 62nd Street N, and 7280 62nd Street N for $550,000. The board will also consider authorizing a warranty deed for right-of-way property abutting 6200 Park Boulevard.
- Proposed agreement with Premier Neurospine Institute LLC for a surgery and research center
- Contract for the sale of three properties to Premier Neurospine Institute LLC for $550,000
- Authorization for a warranty deed for right-of-way abutting 6200 Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council is reviewing zoning changes for CRA-owned parcels on Park Boulevard. The agenda also includes a proposed development agreement for the Neurospine Institute Ambulatory Surgery and Research Center. Additionally, officials will consider updates to tree removal and landscaping requirements.
- Rezoning of 5681 and 5667 Park Blvd to Town Center district
- Development agreement for Neurospine Institute at 6200 Park Blvd area
- Engineering services up to $87,930 for traffic signal analysis
- Amendments to tree removal and landscaping requirements
- Agreement with Tampa Bay CDC for housing counseling services
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed development agreement between the City, the Community Redevelopment Agency, and Premier Neurospine Institute LLC. The request involves properties at 6200 Park Blvd, 7300 62nd Street, and 7280 62nd Street.
- Development agreement (DA-0522-00001) for Premier Neurospine Institute LLC
- Public hearing for properties at 6200 Park Blvd, 7300 62nd Street, and 7280 62nd Street
City Council
The City Council will review a three-year contract regarding wages and employment terms for AFSCME Local 762. The agenda also includes public hearings for light manufacturing use at 10900 US Hwy 19 and several property rezonings. Additionally, the council will consider various vehicle and equipment purchases.
- Three-year agreement with AFSCME Local 762 regarding wages and employment terms
- Conditional use request for light manufacturing at 10900 US Hwy 19
- Rezoning of CRA-owned properties at 5681 Park Blvd to Town Center district
- $88,651 purchase for fire detection systems at City Hall and Tech Service building
- Estimated $202,961 purchase of a Caterpillar 926 Wheel Loader
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the process for developing the City's Public Art Plan. Community Development Staff and consultant Designing Local Ltd. will present an overview of the proposed community engagement strategy.
- Discussion regarding the development process for the Public Art Plan
- Overview of a proposed community engagement strategy for public art
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA is considering an agreement with Premier Neurospine Institute LLC. This proposal involves the development of an Ambulatory Surgery and Research Center at 6200 Park Blvd., 7300 62nd Street, and 7280 62nd Street.
- Agreement with Premier Neurospine Institute LLC for a surgery and research center
- Approval of April 26, 2022, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including an agreement to upgrade facial recognition software with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. The agenda also includes a $300,000 manhole rehabilitation program and various vehicle purchases for city departments. Additionally, the council will review utility and drainage easements for local developments.
- Authorization of upgraded facial recognition software (FACESNXT) with Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office
- Interlocal agreement to establish the Pinellas Regional Information Management Enterprise (PRIME)
- $300,000 manhole rehabilitation program via Vortex Services, LLC
- $76,705.92 purchase of maintenance renewal for Sophos Security Products
- $149,419.00 contract award to Khors Construction, Inc. for a dumpster enclosure and storage shed
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a resolution to authorize the issuance of up to $35 million in Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2022. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding rezoning land for a five-lot single-family subdivision. Additionally, the council will consider several contract payments and donations.
- Rezoning of parcel 17-30-16-69750-100-3102 for a five-lot residential subdivision
- Authorization of up to $35 million in Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2022
- Final payment of $192,858.00 for fire station exhaust system retrofits
- Payment of $123,196.30 for new playground equipment at Freedom Lake Park
- Street resurfacing contract increase of $342,546.79
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will consider authorizing a corrective warranty deed for property segments near 5775 and 5785 75th Avenue North. The agency will also receive the 2020-2021 financial audit from Cherry Bekaert LLP. Staff will present an update on Pinellas Arts Village activities.
- Corrective warranty deed for property at 5775 and 5785 75th Avenue North
- Receipt of the 2020-2021 CRA financial audit by Cherry Bekaert LLP
- Pinellas Arts Village activities update
City Council
The City Council is considering zoning changes for a mixed-use project and a five-lot residential subdivision. The agenda also includes several playground upgrades for Freedom Lake Park and the selection of an underwriter for municipal bonds.
- Rezoning 7725 78th Street to allow 54 multi-family units and 4,000 square feet of commercial space
- Rezoning for a five-lot single-family subdivision at parcel 17-30-16-69750-100-3102
- $185,535.74 purchase of playground equipment for Freedom Lake Park
- $109,893.14 payment for playground equipment installation and mulch at Freedom Lake Park
- Approval of Raymond James as the underwriter for Series 2022 Bonds to finance a public safety campus
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss ongoing code violations at three specific properties. Staff will also present potential changes to the permitting and variance processes for fences and sheds.
- Code violations at 8858 67th Way
- Code violations at 4647 83rd Avenue
- Code violations at 7186 53rd Street
- Potential elimination of fence and shed permit requirements
City Council Workshop
The City Council is holding a workshop to discuss items from the previous Thursday regular agenda. This includes a discussion about establishing a non-profit organization called Teen WorkX through Leisure Services.
- Discussion of establishing the Teen WorkX non-profit organization
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park Community Redevelopment Agency will meet to elect its 2022 Board Chair and Vice-Chair. The board will also authorize the filing of the Fiscal Year 2020/2021 Annual Report with the City.
- Selection of the 2022 CRA Board Chair and Vice-Chair
- Authorization to file the FY 2020/2021 Annual Report
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on a restaurant expansion and updates to city rights-of-way ordinances. The agenda also includes several contract approvals for road repairs, utility easements, and fire department equipment.
- Expansion of drive-thru restaurant at 7020 U.S. Highway 19 North
- Emergency roadway repairs at 7600 Bryan Dairy Road up to $62,671.40
- Sewer pipe lining contract for $550,000.00
- Purchase of a Revolveair Compressor and Fill Station for $58,451.47
- Purchase of an International dump truck for $141,590.75
City Council
The council will review an ordinance to expand a drive-thru restaurant at 7020 U.S. Highway 19 North by 475 square feet. The agenda also includes amendments to city rights-of-way regulations and approvals for various drainage and utility easements. Additionally, the council will consider funding for drainage ditch improvements and emergency stormwater repairs.
- Ordinance 4156: Expanding a drive-thru restaurant at 7020 U.S. Highway 19 North by 475 square feet.
- Ordinance 4157: Amending city rights-of-way rules regarding wireless facilities and bond requirements.
- $227,710.00 total contract amount for 102nd Avenue North drainage ditch improvements.
- $40,670.00 authorization for emergency stormwater repairs at 5741 66th Avenue North.
- Resolution 22-05: Vacating a portion of an easement at 10450 66th Street.
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss a proposed amendment to Chapter 16-101 regarding business on streets and sidewalks. Police Department staff will present updates intended to meet constitutional requirements and practical enforcement needs within road rights-of-way.
- Proposed amendment to Chapter 16-101 regarding solicitation and selling in road rights-of-way
- Discussion of agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park CRA is reviewing requests to grant sidewalk and drainage easements to the City of Pinellas Park. Staff will also provide updates on lighting and wayfinding projects in the Arts Village. Additionally, the agency will consider a request regarding the Artistry at Park Station replat.
- Sidewalk easement at 5805 Park Boulevard
- Drainage easement for Parcel # 28/30/16/71064/015/0010
- Lighting replacement update for the Arts Village 5600 block
- Wayfinding signage update for the Arts Village
- Consent and Joinder for Artistry at Park Station Replat
City Council
The City Council will review substantial amendments to the 2018-2022 CDBG Consolidated Plan and related Action Plans. The meeting also includes selecting a council member for the Public Safety Campus evaluation committee and reviewing several utility easement requests.
- Resolution No. 22-04: Amendments to the 2018-20CO2 CDBG Consolidated Plan and Action Plans
- Selection of a Council Member for the Public Safety Campus evaluation committee
- Granting an easement to Peoples Gas System (Tax Parcel ID 28/30/16/93438/000/0310)
- Acceptance of utility easements from Home Depot USA, Inc. at 11421 69th Court North
- Reappointment of John VonHof to the Board of Adjustment
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss proposed updates to Chapter 18 of the Land Development Code. Staff will also provide an update on the development of a proposed Brownfield Program.
- Proposed amendment to Chapter 18 of the Land Development Code
- Update on the proposed Brownfield Program
Planning and Zoning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a revised master plan for a commercial development at 7020 U.S. Highway 19 North. This proposal involves the expansion of an existing drive-thru restaurant on Outparcel No. 11. The agenda also includes a director update and a discussion regarding a Comprehensive Plan update.
- Public hearing for CPUD expansion at 7020 U.S. Highway 19 North (PUD-1222-00002)
- Approval of December 2, 2021, meeting minutes
- Comprehensive Plan update discussion
City Council
The City Council will consider a budget amendment increasing the annual budget by over $14 million for projects such as storm hardening and park improvements. The agenda also includes requests for land annexation and new hospital uses in the M-1 zoning district.
- Ordinance to increase the annual budget by $14,154,734
- Annexation of 4.04 acres at 7041 34th Street North
- Conditional use request for a 36-bed physical rehabilitation hospital
- Variance to reduce parking spaces from 270 to 95 for a proposed hospital
- $81,000 FDOT grant for an aggressive driving safety campaign
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the upcoming Thursday Regular Council Agenda. Sean Sullivan of the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council will also provide a presentation regarding the Resiliency Coalition MOU.
- Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Resiliency Coalition MOU presentation
- Discussion of agenda items from the Thursday Regular Council Agenda
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Board will review the 2022 meeting schedule and approve previous minutes. The agency will also consider authorizing a Quit Claim Deed for property at 5151 75th Avenue North to Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, Inc.
- Quit Claim Deed for 5151 75th Avenue North to Habitat for Humanity
- Approval of the 2022 CRA meeting schedule
- Approval of December 7, 2021, and January 11, 2022, minutes
Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment will consider a request to reduce off-street parking from 104 to 65 spaces for a property in the Heavy Industrial district. The Board will also recommend a candidate to fill a vacancy on the Board of Adjustment. This meeting is held at the Community Development Building due to chamber unavailability.
- Variance request (VAR-0221-00059) to reduce parking from 104 to 65 spaces at 4555 118th Avenue
- Recommendation of a candidate to fill a Board of Adjustment vacancy
- Meeting location change to 6051 78th Avenue
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a budget amendment to increase spending by over $14 million for capital improvements, including storm hardening and a police/fire campus. The agenda also includes zoning changes regarding hospitals and an employment contract for the City Manager.
- Ordinance 4155: Adding hospitals as a conditional use in the M-1 zoning district
- Budget amendment of $14,154,734 for projects including storm hardening and a police/fire campus
- Street resurfacing contract with Ajax Paving Industries of Florida, LLC up to $700,000
- Federal grant agreement for $1,362,919.50 to harden public facilities and install a library generator
- Renewal agreement with Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for a stormwater rate study at $200,000
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss proposed changes to the Land Development Code. These discussions include requirements for city right-of-ways and easements, as well as updates to public notice requirements to align with state statutes.
- Proposed amendments to Chapter 14 of the Land Development Code regarding city right-of-ways and easements
- Proposed amendment to public notice requirements in the Land Development Code
Community Redevelopment Agency Special Meeting
The CRA is considering authorization for its Chairperson to sign a contract to purchase real property from Lucky Shamrock, LLC. The 0.24-acre site at 8080 49th Street North includes a restaurant and is intended for future CRA endeavors.
- Contract to purchase 0.24 acres of real property at 8080 49th Street North for $550,000 plus closing costs