Pinellas Park public meetings in 2024
25 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will vote on a final budget amendment for the 2023/24 fiscal year and several land-use requests. The body will also consider a conditional use permit for an automotive repair facility and a new warehouse site plan.
- Ordinance No. 4274 to revise the 2023/24 city budget, decreasing the total by $38,757,844
- Conditional use approval for an automotive repair facility at 3690 70th Avenue North
- Preliminary site plan for a 20,041 square foot warehouse at 12280 75th Street North
- Rezoning of Parcel ID 20-30-16-41724-000-0230 from Single-Family Residential Estate to Single-Family Residential (R-1)
- Contract for citywide pavement evaluation with Transmap for $89,600.09
City Council
The City Council will consider a final budget amendment for fiscal year 2023/24, including a total budget decrease of $38,757,844, and three resolutions to vacate utility easements at 5851 Park Boulevard. The meeting also includes public hearings for a police training grant, a warehouse site plan, and a rezoning.
- Budget amendment for FY 2023/24 with $305,652 for insurance and $53,000 in police grant funds
- Vacation of utility easements at 5851 Park Boulevard (Resolutions 24-23, 24-24, 24-25)
- Authorization for $14,786 Justice Assistance Grant for police ALICE training
- Preliminary site plan approval for a 20,041 sq ft warehouse at 12280 75th Street North
- Rezoning from RE to R-1 for Parcel ID 20-30-16-41724-000-0230
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings for the first reading of the tentative fiscal year 2024-2025 budget and a proposed millage rate of 5.6500. The council will also review several land use ordinances, emergency infrastructure repairs, and public safety contracts.
- Proposed millage rate of 5.6500, a 7.11% increase over the roll-back rate
- Mixed Use Planned Unit Development (MUPUD) for 290 multi-family units and a child care center
- Emergency manhole repair at 60th Street from 106th Avenue to 109th Avenue not to exceed $195,000.00
- 2024 EMS ALS First Responder Agreement with initial 2024-25 funding of $5,755,953
- Award of bid for Freedom Lake Stormwater Drainage Phase II to Khors Construction, Inc. for $670,332.25
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss items from the Thursday regular council agenda. The body will also review applications to fill a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
- Appointment of a resident to the Planning and Zoning Commission from applicants Alisha Kelley, John Spagnola, and John Von Hoff
- Chamber update
City Council
The Pinellas Park City Council will consider a range of items, including a public hearing on Ordinance No. 4270 that adjusts water backflow and sewer connection charges. The council will also act on several consent‑agenda items such as endorsing the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan, designating a new city attorney, and authorizing contracts for sidewalk work, a fence project, storm‑water fee assessments, and an emergency manhole repair. A key agenda item is the approval of a $756,633.35 contract with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office for ancillary services for fiscal year 2024‑25.
- Ordinance No. 4270 – adjusts potable water backflow preventor and sanitary sewer connection charges
- Resolution 24-13 – endorsement of the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan
- C7 – contract with Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office for services costing $756,633.35 (Oct 1, 2024 – Sep 30, 2025)
- C9 – authorization to purchase sidewalk and curb work up to $475,000 for FY 23‑24 and 24‑25
- C13 – emergency manhole repair on 66th Street/Bryan Dairy Road up to $1,100,000
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land annexations and land use map amendments. The body is also considering a new stormwater utility fee mitigation credit program and a contract for a mental health crisis response specialist.
- Ordinance No. 4269 to establish a Stormwater Utility Fee Mitigation Credit Program
- Agreement with Pinellas County Sheriff's Office for a Crisis Response Specialist at $85,880.00 per year
- Purchase of a 2024 Ford F-150 for the UC Narc Dog Unit for $77,081.00
- Sale of city-owned real property (Parcel No. 28-30-16-71064-000-0030) to Czyszczon Development PP, LLC for $7,000.00
- Annexations and land use changes for 6975 124th Terrace North and parcels 17-30-16-60786-000-0260 and 17-30-16-60786-000-0270
City Council Workshop
The Pinellas Park City Council workshop will present the final report for the 60th Street Complete Street Concept Plan, a project funded with a $37,500 planning grant from Forward Pinellas. Council members will discuss the plan's alternative elements, phasing, and cost estimates. The meeting will also include a discussion on naming a new sports complex. Procedural items such as the call to order and invocation will be observed.
- Presentation of the 60th Street Complete Street Concept Plan final report (funded by a $37,500 Forward Pinellas grant).
- Discussion on naming the new sports complex.
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency is meeting to decide on the sale of city-owned land and the purchase of planning services. The body will also review minutes from the May 21, 2024 meeting.
- Sale of a portion of Parcel No. 28-30-16-71064-016-0040 to Czyszczon Development PP, LLC for $93,000.00
- Planning consultation services from Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. for a Special Area Plan not to exceed $155,000.00
City Council
The City Council will review a Community Development Block Grant action plan for $375,635. The meeting includes several consent agenda items regarding traffic studies, public works repairs, and police equipment.
- 2024-2025 CDBG Annual Action Plan of $375,635
- Traffic study for 70th Avenue North ($44,264.00) and 82nd Avenue North ($68,635.39)
- Emergency manhole repair at 66th Street and Bryan Dairy Road ($645,277.34)
- Police purchase of six Axon Officer Safety Packages ($39,053.28)
- Fire Department audiovisual system purchase ($75,387.28)
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding land development codes and code enforcement procedures. Additionally, the council will consider a mid-year budget amendment that increases the total city budget by $6,893,708.
- Ordinance 4255: Amending Land Development Code to include 'Rural Event Venue' uses
- Ordinance 4259: Amending code enforcement and special magistrate procedures
- Ordinance 4262: Mid-year budget amendment increasing total city budget to $258,660,798
- Lakes Subdivision street resurfacing and sidewalk replacement contract up to $1,807,122.36
- Barn construction at Patti Johnson Agricultural Farm award of $324,800.00
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan and receive an update on the status of the Housing Compact. Staff from Forward Pinellas will be present to discuss implementation suggestions for the compact signed in 2022.
- Discussion of the Advantage Pinellas Housing Action Plan
- Update on the status of the Advantage Pinellas Housing Compact
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding land development, floodplain management, and code enforcement. The agenda also includes a mid-year budget amendment that increases the total city budget by $6,893,708.
- Ordinance 4255: Adding 'Rural Event Venue' to the Land Development Code
- Ordinance 4257: Changing land use at 5005 Ulmerton Road to Industrial Limited
- Ordinance 4256: Rezoning 5005 Ulmerton Road from General Commercial to Light Industrial
- Ordinance 4258: Amending floodplain management regulations
- Ordinance 4262: Mid-year budget amendment increasing total city budget by $6,893,708
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss agenda items from the upcoming Thursday regular meeting. Public Works staff will also present various water tower options for Council consideration.
- Elevated water tower discussion with Public Works
City Council
The City Council will review several items including land development code amendments and utility easements. Significant actions include a request to purchase Motorola radios for the Fire Department and a change order for sidewalk installations.
- Purchase of 20 portable and 10 mobile Motorola APX radios for $328,226.51
- Stormwater Improvement Project on 64th St North change order for $79,940.00 to add sidewalks
- Amendment to the City's Administrative Fee Schedule via Resolution No. 24-08
- Utility easement acceptance for Amsdell Storage Ventures 80, LLC at 10951 Belcher Road South
- Payment of $47,421.08 to Pinellas County for water quality monitoring services
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to establish new regulations for backyard chickens and update existing animal codes. The agenda also includes property annexations on 124th Terrace North and a rezoning request for 6001 Park Blvd. Additionally, the council will review appointments and resignations for the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee.
- Ordinance No. 4246: New regulations for "Backyard Chickens"
- Rezoning of 6001 Park Blvd from General Commercial to Town Center
- Interlocal agreement with Pinellas County for the Pinellas Trails project
- Annexation and land use changes for properties on 124th Terrace North
- Utility easement acceptance from CMNY Transitions, LLC
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss a proposal to purchase a Kontek Mobile Modular Shoot House. Lieutenant Greg Algren and Major Martin Turner will present the acquisition of this 2,000 sqft. Lima modular tactical training structure.
- Discussion for approval to purchase Kontek Mobile Modular Shoot House
- Acquisition of a 2,000 sqft. Lima modular tactical training structure
Community Redevelopment Agency
The CRA will consider site plan approval and a landscaping waiver for a commercial mixed-use project at 5805 Park Blvd. The board will also elect its Chair and Vice-Chair for the 2024 term and discuss the FY 2022/2023 annual report.
- Preliminary site plan approval for mixed-use development at 5805 Park Blvd
- Landscaping waiver request for 5805 Park Blvd
- Election of the 2024 CRA Board Chair and Vice-Chair
- Discussion of the FY 2022/2023 CRA Annual Report
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several land use applications, including a new manufacturing building and an automobile dealer expansion. The agenda also includes requests for utility easements and appointments to the Board of Adjustment and Planning and Zoning Commission. Additionally, the council will consider purchases for police training and equipment.
- Ordinance No. 4245 for a mixed-use development at 7725 78th Street North
- Expansion of an automobile dealer at 8501 US Highway 19 North
- Purchase of a Kontek mobile modular shoot house for $62,788.76
- Purchase of a Ford Transit SWAT jump van for $98,685.00
- Site plan for a manufacturing building at 4680 110th Avenue North
City Council Workshop
The City Council will meet to discuss options regarding an elevated water tower. Public Works staff will be present to provide information for Council consideration.
- Elevated water tower discussion
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including updates to the city's Comprehensive Plan and the establishment of a Public Art Program. The agenda also includes decisions on infrastructure contracts and grant applications.
- Ordinance No. 4208 amending the City’s Comprehensive Plan
- Ordinance No. 4241 establishing a Public Art Program and Fund
- Water Tower Rehabilitation contract award to Utility Services Co., Inc. ($450,000)
- FEMA grant application for 19 portable radios ($199,366 total)
- Final payment of $42,000 for Beacon Run Dredging
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss proposed changes for Phase 5 of the Artistry at Park Station PUD. Staff will also review upcoming utility billing agreements related to electronic meter implementation and options for amenities at Tingler Park.
- Phase 5 changes for Artistry at Park Station PUD on 58th Street North
- Utility billing agreements and contract changes regarding electronic meters
- Parking and amenity options for the south side of Tingler Park
Community Redevelopment Agency
The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider authorizing master agreements with five firms to provide planning consulting services. These contracts would allow the City Manager to negotiate individual project task orders, with each not exceeding $500,000.
- Master agreements for planning consulting services (RFP 23/007)
- Contracts with Ayres Associates, BusinessFlare, GAI Consultants, Inspire Placemaking Collective, and Kimley-Horn
- Spending limit of $500,000 per project task order
- Approval of December 12, 2023, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances including a new public art program and updates to vehicle impoundment rules. Additionally, the council will consider rezoning for 7720 58th Street North and conditional use requests for a residential care facility at 7575 65th Way North.
- Ordinance No. 4241: Establishing a Public Art Program and Public Art Fund
- Ordinance No. 4242: Rezoning 7720 58th Street North from Single-Family Residential to Town Center
- Conditional use and parking variances for a residential care facility at 7575 65th Way North
- Ordinance No. 4243: Amending administrative fees for vehicle impoundment and towing
- Ordinance No. 4244: Establishing civil penalties for motor vehicles used to facilitate crimes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding land use changes and business tax fee updates. The agenda also includes requests for software contract renewals and site plan approvals for a special needs treatment facility expansion.
- Land use change from Residential/Office General to Commercial General at 5005 Ulmerton Road
- Site plan approval for a 10,769 square foot expansion of a special needs treatment facility on 58th Street North
- Three-year Google Workspace renewal contract totaling $389,256.00
- Establishment of the City Public Art Program and Public Art Fund
- Amendments to administrative fees for vehicle impoundment and towing
City Council
The City Council will review a budget amendment that increases the city's total budget by over $17.9 million. The agenda also includes proposals for a 919-unit storage facility and new regulations for dogs in outdoor dining areas.
- Budget amendment increasing the city's total budget to $249,570,303
- Development of a 919-unit climate-controlled storage facility at Gateway Centre Boulevard and U.S. Highway 19 North
- New regulations and permit fees for dogs in outdoor dining areas
- Rezoning of property at 11052 58th Street North from R-3 to R-2
- Permit fee waivers for single-family home renovations in March 2024