Pinellas Park public meetings in 2023
42 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider a budget amendment increasing the city's total budget by $17,952,386. The agenda also includes rezoning properties on Land Street and establishing new regulations for dogs in outdoor dining areas.
- Ordinance 4235: A budget amendment increasing the city's total budget by $17,952,386
- Ordinance 4233: Rezoning 12236 & 12240 Land Street to Residential Urban (RU)
- Ordinance 4234: New regulations and permit fees for dogs in outdoor dining areas
- Resolution 23-24: Calling for a general election on March 19, 2024
- Authorization to purchase $25,891 in ammunition for the Police Department
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan and implementation suggestions for the 2022 Housing Compact. Staff from Forward Pinellas will be present to discuss the plan's details. The meeting also includes city manager updates.
- Discussion of the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan
- City Manager updates
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Board is considering the demolition of a building at 8080 49th Street North to prepare for future development. Additional items include approving the 2024 meeting schedule, negotiating for planning consultant services, and authorizing a document signature regarding Artistry at Park Station.
- Demolition of 8080 49th Street North (formerly Joto’s Pizza)
- $11,000.00 demolition contract award to AAASCO for 8080 49th Street North
- Approval of the 2024 Community Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting Schedule
- Negotiations for CRA Planning Consultant Services (RFP 23/007)
- Joinder and Consent for Artistry at Park Station subdivision
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning changes for new townhome subdivisions. The agenda also includes multiple property annexations and a contract amendment for fire prevention software.
- Master plan for a 40-unit townhome subdivision at 4210 78th Ave North
- Master plan for a 25-unit townhome subdivision on Bryan Dairy Road
- $42,283 total three-year contract amendment for fire prevention software
- New regulations and permit fees for dogs in outdoor dining areas
- Annexation of 1.24 acres at 5959 102nd Avenue North
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances to amend the Land Development Code regarding floor elevations and door permits. The agenda also includes proposals for new townhome subdivisions and a referendum on economic development tax exemptions. Additionally, the council will consider a $399,111 federal grant for sidewalk construction.
- 40-unit townhome subdivision at 4210 78th Ave North and 7775 42nd Lane North
- 25-unit townhome subdivision on Bryan Dairy Road
- $399,111 HUD grant for the Harmony Heights sidewalk project
- Referendum on economic development ad valorem tax exemptions
- Amendments to Land Development Code regarding floor elevations and door permits
City Council
The City Council will review ordinances to amend 2024 General Election dates and land development code regulations. The agenda includes a $450,000 grant for Beacon Run ponds water quality improvements and property annexation. The council will also consider police vehicle purchases and a new recreation establishment.
- Ordinance 4217 to amend city general election dates
- Annexation of 0.205 acres for industrial use (Ord 4216/4220)
- $450,000 FDEP grant for Beacon Run North and South Ponds water quality project
- Conditional use for a recreation establishment at 4477 122nd Avenue North
- Purchase of three police vehicles totaling $143,025
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property on 59th Street North for a new residential subdivision. The agenda also includes requests for state funding for a traffic signal at Park Boulevard and 60th Street North. Additionally, several amendments to the Land Development Code and election dates are up for consideration.
- Rezoning of 59th Street North property for a five-lot single-family subdivision
- Ordinance amending 2024 General Election dates and qualifying periods
- $400,000 state funding request for a traffic signal at Park Boulevard and 60th Street North
- $48,877.00 purchase of LED pole lights for City Courts Park volleyball courts
- Amendments to the Land Development Code regarding gates and corner clips
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss items from the upcoming regular council agenda. The session includes discussions regarding the continuation of the Ad Valorem Tax Exemption program and golf cart regulations.
- Continuation of the Ad Valorem Tax Exemption program
- Discussion of golf cart regulation
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the tentative budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2023-2024. The agenda also includes discussions on sewer infrastructure grants, new land use applications, and a three-year agreement with firefighters' union Local 2193.
- Proposed millage rate increase of 11.13% for the 2023-2024 fiscal year
- Site plan approval for pickleball and bocce courts on Gateway Centre Blvd
- Funding requests for sewer projects totaling $4.5 million in estimated costs
- Three-year employment agreement with International Association of Firefighters, Local 2193
- Purchase of a $273,096 rescue coach for the Fire Department
City Council
The City Council is reviewing proposed changes to water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates effective October 1, 2023. The agenda also includes a $23.5 million design-build agreement for sports facilities and several property sales. Additionally, the council will consider land annexation and police department technology purchases.
- Proposed increases to water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates for fiscal years 2024 through 2028
- A $23,500,000 design-build agreement with Sports Facilities Development Pinellas Park, LLC
- Annexation of 0.08 acres and land use change to Industrial Limited for Leduong Investment LLC
- A $18,988 federal grant application for police software and ammunition
- Sale of real property at 5851 Park Boulevard to Czyszczon Development PP, LLC for $950,000
City Council Workshop
The City Council will receive an update from Community Development staff regarding the City Center and associated rezonings. Staff will also provide an overview of Florida Senate Bill 102, known as the Live Local Act, as it relates to local development.
- Update on the City Center and potential rezonings
- Overview of the Live Local Act (Florida Senate Bill 102)
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering the adoption of its budget for the 2023/2024 fiscal year. The agency will also review authorizations for real estate contract signatures and closing date extensions.
- Adoption of the FY 2023/2024 budget and appropriation of funds
- Sale of property to Czyszczon Development PP, LLC for $515,000.00
- Closing date extension for 0 56th Street North to October 1, 2023
- Closing date extension for 5609 Park Boulevard to October 1, 2023
- Extension of closing dates up to 90 days for properties on Park Boulevard
Angel Fund Board
The Angel Fund Board will consider the fiscal year 2023/2024 work plan and budget. The board is also scheduled to elect officers for the upcoming fiscal year and authorize an agreement with the Pinellas Opportunity Council.
- Approval of FY 2023/2024 Work Plan and Budget
- Authorization of FY 2023/2024 agreement between Pinellas Park Angel Fund, Inc. and Pinellas Opportunity Council
- Election of Board Officers for fiscal year 2023/2024
- Approval of October 11, 2022 minutes
City Council
The Pinellas Park City Council is reviewing an amendment to the 2022/2023 budget that reduces the total budget by $46,194,120. The council will also consider proposed increases to water, sewer, and reclaimed water utility rates. Other items include land annexation and a proposal to rename Freedom Lake Park.
- Ordinance 4210: $46,194,120 reduction to the total city budget
- Resolution 23-11: Proposed water, sewer, and reclaimed water rate increases
- Contract with Pinellas County Sheriff for forensic services totaling $229,829
- Engineering services for 118th Avenue Trail up to $292,042.30
- Annexation of 0.08 acres of commercial property by Leduong Investment LLC
City Council
The City Council is considering several ordinances regarding land use and the city's Comprehensive Plan. This includes second readings for rezoning properties at McDevitt Park and 5851 Park Boulevard. The council will also review property sales by the Redevelopment Agency and appointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Rezoning McDevitt Park from General Commercial to Town Center
- Rezoning 5851 Park Blvd from General Commercial to Town Center
- First reading of Ordinance No. 4208 to amend the City's Comprehensive Plan
- Land Development Code amendments for adult care and child day care homes
- Sale of 5609 Park Boulevard to Inspire Life LLC for $100,000
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the upcoming regular council agenda. The workshop includes a discussion regarding Freedom Lake Park and a review of the proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2023-2024.
- Discussion on Freedom Lake Park
- Review of the proposed FY 2023-2024 operating and capital budget
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering multiple contracts for the sale of real property. The agenda also includes an amendment to a reciprocal easement, maintenance agreement, and restrictive covenants document for the 5600 block of Arts Village.
- Amendment to easement and restrictive covenants for the 5600 Block Arts Village
- Sale of 5609 Park Boulevard to Inspire Life LLC for $100,000.00
- Sale of 0 56th Street North to Inspire Life LLC for $75,000.00
- Sale of 5625 Park Boulevard to Inando Real Estate Holding Company LLC for $155,000.00
- Sale of 5663 Park Boulevard to Laurie Elmer and John Gascot for $100,000.00
City Council
The City Council will consider multiple ordinances for property rezonings and land annexations. This includes a proposal for a five-lot single-family subdivision on 59th Street North. The council will also review updates to the Land Development Code regarding adult care and child day care facilities.
- Rezoning of 59th Street North property for a five-lot single-family subdivision
- Annexation of residential properties on 107th Terrace North
- Rezoning of 5851 Park Blvd to Town Center
- Rezoning of McDevitt Park parcel to Town Center
- Code amendments regarding adult family care and child day care homes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to amend the Land Development Code regarding accessory dwelling units and new definitions for bars, dance halls, and nightclubs. The council will also consider several property annexations on 107th Terrace North and a rezoning for 49th Street North.
- Ordinance No. 4198: Adding provisions for Accessory Dwelling Units
- Ordinance No. 4199: Adding definitions for bars, dance halls, and nightclubs
- Ordinance No. 4202: Rezoning property to Heavy Commercial on 49th Street North
- Annexation of residential properties at 5944 and 5920 107th Terrace North
- Easement from Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. for pond access at 4040 Park Boulevard
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park Community Redevelopment Agency is considering several real estate and infrastructure items. This includes a contract for the sale of property at 5805 Park Boulevard and a warranty deed for right-of-way at 5667 Park Boulevard. Staff also requested authorization to create a curb cut removal program within the CRA area.
- Sale of property at 5805 Park Boulevard to Mastry's Brewing Co. PP LLC for $100,000
- Warranty deed for right-of-way abutting 5667 Park Boulevard
- Creation of a curb cut removal program within the CRA area
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss results from a utility rate study and proposed utility rate increases. The workshop also includes discussions on water metering options and appointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Proposed utility rate increases based on a study by Stantec
- Discussion of water metering options for Advanced Meter Infrastructure
- Appointment of a new member to the Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to amend the Land Development Code regarding accessory dwelling units, bars, dance halls, and nightclubs. The council will also consider a conditional use request for a tavern at 12333 66th Street North. Other items include fire equipment purchases and disaster debris removal agreements.
- Ordinance No. 4198: Amending Land Development Code to include Accessory Dwelling Units
- Ordinance No. 4199: Adding definitions for bars, dance halls, and nightclubs to the Land Development Code
- Conditional use request for a tavern and lounge at 12333 66th Street North
- Purchase of fifteen sets of fire turnout gear for $57,493.75
- Authorization to negotiate with Sports Facilities Management, LLC for the Youth Park Multiuse Sports Complex
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to change land use to Industrial Limited at 10601 US Highway 19 N. The agenda also includes the annexation of residential property and several task orders for grant management services related to drainage and safety projects.
- Rezoning 10601 US Highway 19 N from Commercial General to Industrial Limited
- Annexation of 0.23 acres at 5967 106th Terrace N
- Task order for Garnett Subdivision Drainage Improvements up to $98,000
- Task order for Harmony Heights Safety and Mobility Project up to $49,000
- Task order for 60th Street Roadway, Utilities, and Drainage Improvements up to $112,000
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the upcoming regular council agenda. One specific item for discussion is the council's voting sequence.
- Council discussion on voting sequence
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park CRA is reviewing proposals for the redevelopment of several properties in the 5600 block of Park Boulevard. The agency will also consider authorizing warranty deeds to transfer right-of-way segments to the City.
- Authorization of warranty deeds for right-of-way at 5625 Park Boulevard, 0 56th Street North, and 5663 Park Boulevard
- Discussion regarding proposals for the redevelopment of properties in the 5600 block of Park Boulevard
- Discussion on property disposal and redevelopment for 5609, 5625/5629, 5663, and 5667 Park Boulevard
City Council
The City Council will consider several land use actions including a 23.5-acre annexation for light industrial property at 10288 US Highway 19 North. Other items include a residential subdivision proposal on 59th Street North and a grant agreement for Tingler Park improvements.
- Annexation of 23.5 acres at 10288 US Highway 19 North
- Rezoning of 59th Street North property for a five-lot single-family subdivision
- Grant agreement for Tingler Park boardwalk and trailhead project ($350,000 total)
- Land use change for 10601 US Highway 19 N from Commercial General to Industrial Limited
- Annexation of 0.23 acres at 5967 106th Terrace North
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances, including a budget amendment and zoning changes. Key items include a proposal for a 740-unit storage facility on Belcher Road and updates to the Town Center zoning district. The council will also receive the 2021-2022 financial audit report.
- Ordinance 4192: $3,420,393 increase to the city budget for capital improvements and grants
- Ordinance 4191: Proposed 740-unit storage facility on Belcher Road
- Ordinance 4190: Adding single-family detached dwellings to the Town Center zoning district
- Approval of the City-wide Public Art Program
- Receipt of the 2021-2022 financial audit from Cherry Bekaert LLP
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss proposed changes to the Pinellas Park Spring Free Homeowner Permit month. The City Attorney will also provide a presentation regarding the Sunshine Law.
- Presentation by City Attorney on Sunshine Law
- Discussion on proposed changes to the Pinellas Park Spring Free Homeowner Permit month
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss proposals for the redevelopment of 5805 Park Boulevard. The board will also consider financial audits, property deed authorizations for city right-of-way, and the selection of new board leadership.
- Discussion on proposed redevelopment of 5805 Park Boulevard
- Review of the 2021-2022 CRA Financial Statement and Auditor's Report by Cherry Bekaert LLP
- Warranty deed for right-of-way abutting 5705 Park Boulevard
- Warranty deed for right-of-way abutting 5609 Park Boulevard
- Selection of the 2023 CRA Board Chair and Vice-Chair
Community Redevelopment Agency Special Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss the potential purchase of real property from SBN VI REO LLC. Staff will present information regarding the property located at 7575 65th Way North.
- Discussion regarding the purchase of 7575 65th Way North from SBN VI REO LLC
City Council
The City Council will consider the voluntary annexation of 23.5 acres for light industrial use at 10288 US Highway 19 North. Other items include a budget amendment increasing total city funds by over $3.4 million and several land use ordinances.
- Annexation of 23.5 acres at 10288 US Highway 19 North
- Land use designation for Industrial Limited at 10288 US Highway 19 North
- Preliminary site plan for outdoor storage at 10288 US Highway 19 North
- Ordinance to allow single-family detached dwellings in the Town Center district
- Budget amendment increasing total city budget by $3,420,393
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss proposed amendments to the Land Development Code. These include adding bars, dance halls, and nightclubs as conditional uses. The council will also review changes related to adult family care homes and child care centers.
- Adding bars, dance halls, and nightclubs as conditional uses (LDC-0323-00004)
- Proposed changes to Adult Family Care Homes and Child Care Homes/Centers (LDC-0922-00008)
- Presentation by the City Attorney on Sunshine Law
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering a $750,000 purchase of a vacant property on 65th Way North. The board will also discuss a notice of intent to dispose of specific parcels and an easement agreement for the Arts Village area.
- $750,000 purchase of real property at 7575 65th Way North from SBN VI REO LLC
- Notice of Intent to Dispose of properties at parcel no. 28-30-16-71064-016-0040 and 28-30-16-71064-000-0030
- Reciprocal easement, maintenance agreement, and restrictive covenants for the 5600 Block Arts Village
City Council
The City Council will consider several quasi-judicial items including conditional use and variance requests for a school. The agenda also includes multiple ordinances regarding residential and mixed-use developments, annexations, and utility easements.
- Conditional use and setback waiver for Classical Christian School for the Arts at 6500 102nd Avenue North
- Development agreement amendment for Artistry at Park Station by Namaste Homes, LLC
- Ordinance to change use of Lot 27 at 5731 75th Avenue North to a Live/Work Unit
- Annexation and land use designation for 2.98 acres at 5300 Ulmerton Road by 5300 Flex, LLC
- Purchase of Cisco Smart-Net Maintenance Renewals from CDW, Inc. for $56,760.97
City Council
The City Council will consider several land use changes, including the development of a drive-thru restaurant. They are also reviewing ordinances for property annexations and a $900,000 real estate acquisition for the Public Works Operations Center.
- Conditional use request for a drive-thru restaurant by MJ Stokes Consulting, LLC
- $900,000 purchase of 6201 80th Avenue North for Public Works parking
- Annexation and land use changes for properties on 67th Lane North
- Expansion of a mixed-use development to include four live/work units
- $3,036.19 change order for the 52nd Street N and 86th Avenue N sidewalk project
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will hold a quasi-judicial public hearing regarding a first amendment to the development agreement for the Artistry at Park Station project. The board will also vote to approve minutes from the January 24, 2023 meeting.
- First amendment to Development Agreement DA-1223-00001 (Artistry at Park Station)
- Approval of January 24, 2023, CRA minutes
City Council
The City Council is considering land use requests for an educational institution and a new drive-thru restaurant development. The agenda also includes property annexations and various city service contracts.
- Conditional use request for Classical Christian School for the Arts at 6500 102nd Avenue North
- Ordinance for a new 664 square foot drive-thru restaurant development
- Task order with Rostan Solutions, LLC for Youth Park grant management up to $470,000
- VPN software renewal from CDW-G for $38,512.00
- Amendments to the city's administrative fee schedule
City Council
The City Council will hold a final reading on an ordinance to allow single-family detached dwellings within the R-6 zoning district. The agenda also includes contract authorizations for Public Safety Campus services and several board appointments.
- Ordinance No. 4177 to add single-family detached dwellings as a permitted use in R-6 zones
- $1,874,183 contract for Public Safety Campus architect/engineer services
- $129,374 contract for Public Safety Campus preconstruction services
- Final plat approval for Livano at Park Boulevard located at 7950 Park Boulevard
- Reappointment of three members to the Board of Adjustment
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss how Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) may be incorporated into the city. Staff will also provide an overview of the remaining elements of the Comprehensive Plan update.
- Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) code
- Overview of remaining Comprehensive Plan Elements
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Pinellas Park CRA is considering an agreement with Mastry's Brewing Co. PP LLC and Czyszczon Ventures LLC for a mixed-use project. The board will also review master agreements for engineering and architectural services that may not exceed $500,000 per project. Additionally, staff will discuss redevelopment proposals for properties at 5705 and 5851 Park Boulevard.
- Agreement with Mastry's Brewing Co. PP LLC and Czyszczon Ventures LLC for 5805 Park Boulevard
- Engineering and architectural master agreements not to exceed $500,000 per project
- Redevelopment discussion for 5705 Park Boulevard
- Redevelopment discussion for the 5851 Park Boulevard parking lot
City Council
The City Council will consider a $900,000 contract to purchase property at 6201 80th Avenue North and a zoning change to allow single-family homes in R-6 districts. The agenda also includes requests for state funding for water quality and community safety projects.
- Ordinance 4177: Adding single-family detached dwellings to the R-6 zoning district
- $900,000 contract to purchase property at 6201 80th Avenue North
- Permit fee waivers for single-family dwellings from March 6 to March 24, 2023
- $900,000 Beacon Run water quality improvement project funding request
- $172,232.58 final payment for Freedom Lake Park playground equipment
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss filling a vacancy on the Planning & Zoning Commission following the resignation of Connie Bruce. The workshop also includes updates from the City Manager.
- Appointment to the Planning & Zoning Commission
- City Manager updates