Gainesville, FL

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

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Police Advisory Council

Regional Transit System Advisory Board

The Regional Transit System Advisory Board will meet to review previous minutes and receive staff updates. Staff will provide information regarding RTS operations, customer service, and marketing.

• Staff updates on RTS Operations, Customer Service, and Marketing

General Policy Committee

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City Plan Board

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Development Review Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Joint Water and Climate Policy Board

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Downtown Advisory Board

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Historic Preservation Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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BOT for the Gainesville General Employees Pension Plan

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Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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City Beautification Board

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Public Recreation and Parks Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

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General Policy Committee

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Nature Centers Commission

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Development Review Board

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Finance Committee

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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City Plan Board

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General Policy Committee

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Downtown Advisory Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Historic Preservation Board

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Public Recreation and Parks Board

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

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General Policy Committee

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Nature Centers Commission

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City Commission Special Meeting

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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Joint City-County Commission Special Meeting

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City Commission Special Meeting

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Development Review Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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City Plan Board

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General Policy Committee

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Audit Committee

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Joint Water and Climate Policy Board

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Downtown Advisory Board

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Historic Preservation Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

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General Policy Committee

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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General Policy Committee

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City Plan Board

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Development Review Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Historic Preservation Board

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Downtown Advisory Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

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General Policy Committee

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Development Review Board

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Finance Committee

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The posted agenda for the Gainesville City Commission regular meeting on 2026-11-19 contains only generic headings and no specific items, descriptions, or attachments. No decisions, proposals, or public hearings are identified in the agenda document.

City Plan Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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General Policy Committee

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Downtown Advisory Board

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Historic Preservation Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The agenda for the Gainesville City Commission regular meeting on 2026-12-03 contains no listed items. It appears to consist only of generic placeholders and procedural headings. No specific decisions, contracts, rezoning proposals, or public hearings are identified in the provided document.

Joint Water and Climate Policy Board

The Joint Water and Climate Policy Board agenda for Dec 7, 2026 contains no specific items. It only shows generic placeholders and no decisions, contracts, or proposals. No substantive topics are identified in the agenda.

SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for Dec 8, 2026 was cancelled. No agenda items were adopted, discussed, or decided. Consequently, there are no decisions or proposals to report.

Audit Committee

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

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General Policy Committee

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Development Review Board

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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Joint City-County Commission Special Meeting

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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City Plan Board

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General Policy Committee

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several audit reports regarding the Police Forensic Crime Unit and Fire Rescue access. The agenda also includes a $203,400 award for electric charger equipment and various fund authorizations for the Gainesville Police Department.

• Award of $203,400 to Gillig LLC for electric charger equipment on Regional Transit System property
• Authorization of up to $28,747.50 for police vehicle tinting and high-visibility uniform shirts
• Award of video production services to Studio 601, Inc.
• Acceptance of a federal grant up to $49,000 for Fire Rescue Hazmat sustainment supplies
• Grant of a perpetual egress easement to Alachua County for Tax Parcel No. 14608-000-000

Gainesville Human Rights Board

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Sunshine Meeting

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City Beautification Board

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The scheduled meeting for July 14, 2026, has been cancelled. No business items or specific discussions are listed in the agenda.

Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

The Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development is hosting a public hearing to discuss the development and adoption of the 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan. This plan determines how the city will implement federal programs using CDBG and HOME funding.

• Public Hearing on the Program Year 2026-2027 Annual Action Plan
• Estimated $1,430,548 in CDBG entitlement funding
• Estimated $654,934.93 in HOME Program entitlement funding

General Policy Committee

This July 9, 2026, General Policy Committee meeting agenda consists entirely of empty template fields and a blank history table. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled for review. Residents have no specific policy items to evaluate at this session.

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Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear several code enforcement cases involving property violations. These cases include issues such as sign maintenance, accumulation of rubbish or garbage, weeds, and motor vehicles.

• Reduction/Rescission request for Storefronts of Gainesville LLC at 2410 SE 34th St
• Case hearing for Coward Eula Mae Heirs at 223 SE 14th Ln regarding weeds and motor vehicles
• Case hearing for Daniel 2316 LLC at 2316 SE 2nd Ave regarding rubbish and motor vehicles
• Case hearing for Larsen James S at 602 NW 13th St regarding permitted uses
• Case hearing for Dudding Charles C at 2222 SE 10th Ave regarding rubbish and board/seal requirements

The Special Magistrate issued guilty rulings and compliance requirements for several properties. Fines were reduced for one case, while others received mandates to comply within 20 to 30 days to avoid daily penalties.

• Reduced fines to $2500.00 for Storefronts of Gainesville LLC
• Continued Coward Eula Mae Heirs case for 30 days to August hearing
• Found Daniel 2316 LLC guilty; ordered compliance within 30 days or $50 daily fine
• Found Rohatgi of Williston LLC guilty; ordered compliance within 20 days or $50 daily fine
• Continued Larsen James S case for 30 days to August hearing after denied recusal
• Found Dudding Charles C guilty; ordered compliance within 30 days or $50 daily fine
• Granted continuance for Wood Wiley D
• Granted compliance/dismissal for Pavlakis Peter, Finley Woods Development LLC, and Robinson Vernon

Nature Centers Commission

The Nature Centers Commission will review financial reports and project updates from the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs. The commission is also considering an environmental education funding request and a new applicant package.

• Environmental Education Funding Request (2026-480)
• New NCC Applicant: Faye Ricker (2026-481)
• WSPP Project Update (2025-985A)
• July Financial Report (2025-986)
• Timber Plan, MNC Boardwalk update, and Cofrin memorial sign update

Public Recreation and Parks Board

The Public Recreation and Parks Board will hear a director update from Roxy Gonzalez. The board will also receive updates from Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs staff.

• PRCA Director Update from Roxy Gonzalez
• June Rec Board Updates from PRCA staff

Agenda Review - City Commission

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will review applications for affordable rental housing projects to recommend a local government contribution. The city has budgeted $460,000 from ConnectFree Program revenue for one Local Government Area of Opportunity project.

• Review of 2026-460 funding recommendation for Local Government Area of Opportunity (LGAO) projects
• Discussion of Hope at Debra Heights and Royal Park Seniors projects
• $460,000 budgeted for LGAO project contribution

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several applications for property changes. These include a demolition request, new construction, a garage addition, and carport/porch column updates.

• Demolition of 111 SW 12th Street
• New construction at Parcel 14302-000-000
• Garage addition at 1130 NW 3rd Avenue
• Carport and porch columns at 216 NE 6th Street

Downtown Advisory Board

The Downtown Advisory Board will conduct its annual review of its own rules and procedures. The board will also hear a presentation regarding budget data survey results for FY27 through FY29 planning.

• Annual review of the Downtown Advisory Board Rules and Procedures
• Presentation of Downtown Advisory Board Budget Data Survey Results

City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Authority is receiving updates on the potential sale of Cross Creek Mobile Home Park water and wastewater systems. Staff are also exploring options to adjust variable billing cycles through their software provider.

• Potential sale of Cross Creek Mobile Home Park water and wastewater systems
• Review of variable billing cycle alternatives
• State of the Utility report for May 2026

Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust

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Pension Review Committee

The Pension Review Committee will hear several presentations regarding the General Pension Plan and General Employees’ Pension Plan. These discussions include reviews of specific investment strategies and overall market conditions.

• Presentation by Pzena Investment Management regarding Small Cap Focused Value Strategy
• Presentation by Silchester International Investors regarding International Intrinsic Value Strategy
• Presentation by Mariner covering General Employees’ Pension Plan performance and asset allocations

City Plan Board

The City Plan Board will review several requests regarding land use changes, rezoning, and special use permits. These items include development amendments for The Verve and The Melrose Places, as well as a right-of-way vacation on SW 5th Avenue.

• Special Use Permit for KEPTWILD for light assembly, fabrication and processing
• The Verve PUD Amendment to modify the existing Planned Use District overlay
• The Verve PD Amendment to modify the existing Planned Development zoning
• The Melrose Places land use change from Residential Low to Mixed-Use Office/Residential
• The Melrose Places rezoning from Urban 2 to Urban 4

The City Plan Board approved special use permits, PUD amendments, and a land use change. The Board also approved a rezoning and a right-of-way vacation.

• Approved KEPTWILD Special Use Permit LD26-000052
• Approved The Verve PUD Amendment LD26-000012 with condition that affordable units be provided on site (4-2)
• Approved The Verve PD Amendment LD26-000011 with modification to condition 4 (5-1)
• Approved The Melrose Places Land Use Change LD26-000018 (4-1)
• Approved The Melrose Places Rezoning LD26-000019
• Approved SW 5th Avenue Right-of-Way Vacation LD26-000007

General Policy Committee

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Police Advisory Council

The Police Advisory Council will meet to review and approve several departmental updates. The agenda includes a quarterly report for April through June 2026, an annual report for the City Commission, and proposed changes to the council's bylaws.

• Review and approval of the 3rd Quarter Report (April - June 2026)
• Review and approval of the PAC 2026 Report to the City Commission
• Review and adoption of changes to the Police Advisory Council Bylaws

BOT of The Consolidated Police Officers and Firefighters Retirement Plan

The Board of Trustees will hear presentations from several investment managers regarding the Consolidated Police Officers’ and Firefighters’ Retirement Plans. These discussions cover specific fund investments and overall market conditions.

• Presentation by Mawer regarding the Mawer International Equity Collective Investment Fund
• Presentation by Dimensional Fund Advisors regarding the DFA International Value Mutual Fund
• Presentation by Mariner covering investment performance, asset allocations, and market conditions

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Development Review Board

This document consists entirely of webpage interface text and empty table headers. It does not list any rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings scheduled for June 23, 2026. No items are recorded for discussion or vote by the Development Review Board.

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

The advisory board will review recommendations for the annual report to the City Commission. Additionally, the board will hear presentations from seven applicants seeking funding through the Community Partnership Grant Program.

• Review of GCRA Advisory Board Annual Report to City Commission survey results
• Seven applications for Fall 2026 Community Partnership Grant awards
• $20,000.00 budgeted for the Community Partnership Grants Program cycle

City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several items including a bus farebox replacement contract and the completion of the SW Public Safety Center. Other business includes advisory board appointments, land transfers, and legal settlements regarding transit accidents.

• $1,677,113.00 award to Genfare LLC for Regional Transit System bus farebox replacement
• $18,191,923.00 construction completion agreement with Ajax Building Company, LLC for SW Public Safety Center / Fire Station 9
• Transfer of a portion of Southwest 47th Way from Alachua County to the City of Gainesville
• $60,000.00 settlement for Roderick DeSue v. City of Gainesville
• $50,536.00 settlement for Donna Sherman v. City of Gainesville

Gainesville Human Rights Board

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Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will review several reports from the Office of the City Auditor. These include an audit of the Gainesville Police Department Forensic Crime Unit and a report on Gainesville Fire Rescue badge and physical access controls.

• Gainesville Police Department Forensic Crime Unit audit
• Gainesville Fire Rescue badge and physical access audit
• City Auditor’s quarterly update for FY 2026 third quarter

Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

The Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development will review and make recommendations regarding funding applications. These recommendations concern the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and the HOME Investment Partnerships Program for fiscal year 2026-2027.

• Review of CDBG and HOME Fund Recommendations for FY2026-2027

Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

The advisory board will review recommendations for the annual report to the City Commission. Additionally, the board will hear presentations from seven applicants seeking funding through the Community Partnership Grant Program.

• Review of GCRA Advisory Board Annual Report to City Commission survey results
• Seven applications for Fall 2026 Community Partnership Grant awards
• $20,000.00 budgeted for the Community Partnership Grants Program cycle

Joint Water and Climate Policy Board

The Joint Water Climate Policy Board will approve December 2025 meeting minutes, elect leadership, and hear presentations on several water and climate initiatives. Staff will discuss current county water shortage conditions and a plan to install outdoor drinking fountains across the city. Members will also review progress on community programs designed to lower utility bills and improve housing resilience for low-income residents. The agenda lists these items as discussion and presentation topics; no final policy decisions are scheduled.

• Election of Joint Water Climate Policy Board leadership positions
• Presentation on current county water shortage conditions
• Overview of the citywide outdoor drinking water fountain initiative
• Progress update on EMPOWER Coalition weatherization and housing resilience programs

Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear cases regarding specific property code violations. These include issues involving hazardous trees, motor vehicles, and the accumulation of rubbish or garbage.

• Hazardous trees violation at 1627 NE 18TH PL
• Motor vehicle and rubbish/garbage accumulation violations at 1611 NE 15TH ST

The Special Magistrate found Anderson & Foti and Katina T. Smith guilty of code violations. Both parties were ordered to pay administrative costs and bring their properties into compliance within a specified timeframe to avoid daily fines.

• Guilty ruling for Anderson & Foti: $265.33 administrative costs plus accrued costs (30 days to comply)
• Guilty ruling for Katina T. Smith: $265.92 administrative costs plus accrued costs (15 days to comply)

Nature Centers Commission

The commission will hear staff and Friends of Nature Parks updates regarding the Cypress Dome Boardwalk. The meeting also includes a review of current budget financials and presentations on a trailhead and nature park workplan.

• Cypress Dome Boardwalk updates
• Review of NCC budget and financials
• Thelma Boltin Trailhead presentation by WSPP
• WSPP Nature Park Workplan update

The Commission adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from the May 14, 2026 meeting. Members heard updates regarding the Cypress Dome Boardwalk, Natural Resource Management staffing, and WSPP Nature Park workplans.

• Adopted the meeting agenda
• Approved the May 14, 2026 meeting minutes

General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will receive a presentation regarding a proposed property tax constitutional amendment scheduled for the November 3, 2026, ballot. Staff will provide an overview of the amendment's timeline and its projected impact on City revenues.

• Property tax reform update regarding homestead exemption increases to $150,000 or $250,000
• Estimated $8.99 million loss in General Fund property tax revenue for FY 2028 if homestead exemption increases to $150,000
• Estimated $12.6 million loss in General Fund property tax revenue for FY 2029 if homestead exemption increases to $250,000
• Estimated $1.1 million loss in FY 2028 from reducing the non-homestead assessment cap from 10% to 5%

Public Recreation and Parks Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

The provided text for the June 10, 2026 Gainesville City Commission meeting contains only web form placeholders and no actual agenda items or discussions. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are detailed in the source document. Residents should check the official city website for the complete, populated agenda.

• No substantive items, votes, or proposals are listed in the provided text.

Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority is reviewing several financial resolutions, including a proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. The board will also consider rate adjustments for water and sewerage services.

• Proposed 2.0% rate increase for water and 1.75% increase for sewerage
• Resolution to adopt the FY2026-2027 operating plan budget
• Amendment to the current FY2025-2026 operating plan budget
• Update to Industrial Pretreatment Regulations to meet FDEP requirements
• Adoption of an official corporate seal for the Authority

The GRU Authority approved the budget for fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, along with several administrative resolutions. The Board also discussed stormwater and solid waste billing concerns and updates on water reclamation facility upgrades.

• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved FY2026 amended operating plan budget (Resolution 2026-399)
• Approved Appendix of Fees, Rates and Charges (Resolution 2026-402)
• Approved FY2027 budget beginning October 1, 2026 (Resolution 2026-403)
• Approved update to Industrial Pretreatment Regulations (Resolution 2026-404)
• Approved adoption of the Authority's corporate seal (Resolution 2026-405)

SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The SHIP Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will hold a Q&A session regarding Yes in God's Backyard (YIGBY) and Inclusionary Zoning (IZ). The committee will also review the 2025 Annual Report to the City Commission and appoint members to present it.

• Q&A session on YIGBY and Inclusionary Zoning
• Review of 2025 AHAC Annual Report to the City Commission
• Appointment of a member and alternate to present the annual report

City Beautification Board

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Joint City-County Commission Special Meeting

The Joint City-County Commission will hear presentations on several community initiatives. Discussions include a potential relocation of the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire and updates on development projects in Southeast Gainesville.

• Hoggetowne Medieval Faire update regarding a potential move to Gainesville Raceway with $592,427 in projected expenses
• Southeast Gainesville neighborhood enhancement and economic development update involving over $40 million in investments
• State Property Tax Ballot Initiative presentation
• Sister Cities introduction for Mayor Oleksandr Kodola from Nizhyn, Ukraine

The Joint City-County Commission approved a motion for city staff to proceed with a two-week Hoggetowne Medieval Faire at the Gainesville Raceway in FY 2027. The commission also heard updates regarding Southeast Gainesville neighborhood enhancements and economic development projects.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Directed City staff to produce a two-week Hoggetowne Medieval Faire at the Gainesville Raceway (5-0)
• Approved County motion to continue working with City GCRA staff on East Gainesville Farm Stop concept

BOT for the Gainesville General Employees Pension Plan

The Board of Trustees will consider a disability retirement application for Ariona Perosi, a Labor Crew Leader I for Public Works. The Risk Management department recommends approving the application.

• Disability retirement application for Ariona Perosi ($698.89 estimated monthly benefit)

The Board of Trustees met to conduct business regarding the Gainesville General Employees’ Pension Plan. The only substantive action taken was the approval of a disability retirement application.

• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved disability retirement application for Ariona Perosi (6-0)

City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several items including a transit service agreement with Santa Fe College and a construction contract for Bivens Arm. Other agenda items include a workers' compensation settlement and an agreement for medication-assisted treatment services.

• Agreement with University of Florida for Medication Assisted Treatment services up to $69,943.00
• $175,000 settlement for Kevin Gutierrez’s workers’ compensation claims
• Three-year transit service agreement with Santa Fe College totaling $2,484,255
• Revised Fraud Risk Management Policy
• $3,510,536 Guaranteed Maximum Price Agreement for Bivens Arm Marsh Restoration and boardwalk replacement

The City Commission approved a $3.5M agreement for the Bivens Arm Marsh Restoration Project and replacement of the boardwalk system. They also awarded residential waste and recycling contracts to GFL Environmental Solid Waste Southeast, LLC and approved a solid waste assessment transition plan.

• Approved UF Mobile Outreach Clinic medication services agreement (6-0)
• Approved $175,000 workers' compensation settlement for Kevin Gutierrez (6-0)
• Approved Santa Fe College transit service interlocal agreement (6-0)
• Approved revised Fraud Risk Management Policy (6-0)
• Approved $3,510,536.00 Bivens Arm restoration and boardwalk contract (6-0)
• Awarded residential waste/recycling contract to GFL Environmental Solid Waste Southeast, LLC (5-1)
• Approved New River Solid Waste Association disposal services agreement (5-1)
• Approved flat residential curbside cart rates for FY 2027 and hardship exemptions (6-0)

Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust

The Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust will discuss the ranking of the top three qualifying artists for RTS public art. The meeting also includes the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Ranking of RTS Public Art Qualifying Artists

The Trust reviewed and ranked 21 artist applications for the RTS Eastside Bus Transfer Station Public Art Project. Three artists or design teams were selected to advance to the conceptual design phase. The board also discussed a community engagement plan for the Gainesville Police Department Public Art Project.

• Adopted the June 3, 2026 agenda (4-0)
• Approved the May 6, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Selected three artists/design teams for the RTS Eastside Bus Transfer Station project

City Commission Budget Workshop

The City Commission will hear a staff update regarding the fiscal year 2027 budget development process. The discussion includes revenue and expenditure projections for the General Fund and updates on several city departments.

• FY 2027 Budget Development updates for Department of Housing & Community Development
• Budget updates for Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area
• Budget updates for Department of Sustainable Development
• Budget updates for Transportation Department
• Budget updates for Wild Spaces Public Places

The City Commission held a workshop regarding the FY 2027 Budget Development. Staff presented on projected revenue increases and all funds budget reports. The commission heard the presentation and no formal votes were taken on budget items.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (6-0)

Downtown Advisory Board

The Downtown Advisory Board will hear a presentation regarding budget data survey results. This item is part of ongoing planning for the FY27 through FY29 budgets for the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area.

• Downtown Advisory Board Budget Data Survey Results (2026-375)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several applications for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding new construction projects. These items include developments on NW 3rd Avenue and at 507 NW 2nd Street.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction on Parcel 14276-002-001 (NW 3rd Avenue East Lot)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction on Parcel 14279-001-000 (NW 3rd Avenue Middle Lot)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction on Parcel 14250-001-000 (NW 3rd Avenue West Lot)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new construction at 507 NW 2nd Street

Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board

The board is reviewing the final draft of a five-year Transportation Improvement Plan for Alachua County. Members are also scheduled to discuss a memorial sign graphic, road repaving, and updates on the SE 8th Avenue Shared Use Path.

• FY 26/27 – FY30/31 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) approval
• Share The Road memorial sign graphic discussion
• Repaving of NE 8th Ave east of Waldo Rd. discussion
• SE 8th Avenue Shared Use Path project update

General Policy Committee

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City Commission Special Meeting

The City Commission will hear updates on the FY 2027 budget development for several city departments. The meeting also includes a discussion on proposed fire service assessment rates and changes to stormwater fee collection methods.

• FY 2027 Budget Development update for Fire, Police, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, and Public Works
• Preliminary Fire Services Special Assessment Rates including $0.0900 per sq ft for Single Family Residential
• Stormwater Management Utility fee change from monthly utility bills to property tax bills
• Proposed increase of Stormwater rate per Equivalent Residential Unit from $138.60 to $150.65 annually

The City Commission approved a resolution setting the preliminary fire assessment rate maximum at 70%. The Commission also approved a transition for the current stormwater fee to the non ad-valorem assessment roll.

• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Heard FY 2027 Budget Development presentation
• Approved preliminary fire assessment rate maximum at 70% (7-0)
• Approved stormwater methodology transition to non ad-valorem assessment roll (7-0)

City Plan Board

The City Plan Board will review the latest version of the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan update. The meeting also includes discussions on a special use permit for Gainesville Baptist Church and two right-of-way vacation requests.

• Special Use Permit for Gainesville Baptist Church to construct a new sanctuary building
• Right-of-Way Vacation south of NE 8th Avenue between NE 18th Street and NE 19th Terrace
• Right-of-Way Vacation south of NW 5th Avenue between NW 13th Street and NW 12th Drive
• Review of the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan update

Pension Review Committee

The Pension Review Committee will meet to review pension plan investments and market conditions. The agenda includes presentations from an investment manager regarding a large cap growth equity portfolio and an investment consultant regarding plan performance.

• Presentation by Winslow on the General Pension Plan’s investment in their Winslow Large Cap Growth Equity Portfolio
• Presentation by Mariner covering the General Employees’ Pension Plan’s investment performance, asset allocations, and market conditions

The committee reviewed equity strategy presentations from Winslow Capital and investment performance reports from Mariner Consulting. A decision regarding a new real estate investment strategy was delayed.

• Approved the meeting agenda
• Approved previous meeting minutes as recommended
• Delayed decision on new Real Estate investment strategy

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Regional Transit System Advisory Board

The Regional Transit System Advisory Board will meet to discuss staff updates regarding operations, customer service, planning, and marketing. The agenda also includes the approval of minutes from the March 25, 2026, meeting.

• Staff updates on RTS Operations, Customer Service, Planning, and Marketing

Police Advisory Council

The Police Advisory Council will review several departmental reports and updates. Discussion items include the council's quarterly update, an annual report to the City Commission, and proposed changes to the council's bylaws.

• Police Advisory Council Quarterly Update (April - June 2026)
• Police Advisory Council Annual Report to the City Commission
• Review of tracked changes and adoption of Police Advisory Council Bylaws
• Gainesville Police Department Quarterly Update

Finance Committee

The committee will review the Fiscal Year 2026 Q2 City Investment Performance Report and a proposed third budget amendment. Members will also receive updates on the General Fund budget monitoring and financial transactions between the city and Gainesville Regional Utilities.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Q2 City Investment Performance Report
• Third Budget Amendment to the FY 2026 General Government Financial and Operating Plan Budget
• FY 2026 Second Quarter Budget Monitoring Report with projections through September 30, 2026
• Update on GRU City Financial Transactions as of March 31, 2026

BOT of The Consolidated Police Officers and Firefighters Retirement Plan

The Board of Trustees will review the fiscal year 2025 Actuarial Valuation for the Consolidated Police Officers' and Firefighters' Retirement Plan. Additionally, the board will hear presentations regarding specific equity portfolios and overall investment performance.

• Review and discussion of the FY2025 Draft Actuarial Valuation by Foster and Foster
• Presentation by LSV Asset Management regarding U.S. Large Cap and Small Cap Value Equity portfolios
• Presentation by Mariner covering investment performance, asset allocations, and market conditions

The Board of Trustees approved joining a class action lawsuit against Guess? Inc. and approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Actuarial Valuation. Additionally, the Board approved an expected rate of return for the Plan of 7.75% net of investment expenses.

• Approved adoption of the agenda
• Approved the meeting minutes
• Approved joining the class action lawsuit against Guess? Inc.
• Approved the draft fiscal year 2025 Actuarial Valuation
• Approved an expected rate of return of 7.75% net of investment expenses

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

The Gainesville Cultural Advisory Board will hear a presentation regarding the Thelma Boltin Site Trailhead. Members will also review Outside Agency Grant Scores for recommendation of grant awards.

• Presentation on Thelma Boltin Site Trailhead by Rachel Mandell
• Review of Outside Agency Grant Scores for award recommendations
• Fiscal note of $56,979.00

The Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board voted unanimously to adopt the meeting agenda and approve the April 22, 2026 minutes. Staff provided updates on summer and fall cultural programming, including Free Fridays and the Juneteenth Film Festival, which help residents plan for local community events. Members reviewed grant scores and discussed funding recommendations to forward to the City Commission, while noting that Alachua County Arts Tag grants and $5000 GCRA Community grants open for applications on June 1.

• Adopted meeting agenda (7-0)
• Approved April 22, 2026 minutes (7-0)
• Reviewed 2026 Outside Agency Grant scores for City Commission recommendation

Development Review Board

The Development Review Board will discuss a major development plan for the SW Public Safety and Public Works Fire Station. Staff has recommended approval of the project.

• Major development plan review for SW Public Safety and Public Works Fire Station (LD25-000101)

The Development Review Board unanimously approved the major development plan for a new fire station at SW Public Safety and Public Works, which will establish site access and traffic circulation affecting nearby neighborhoods. Staff addressed board questions regarding public notification and property zoning before voting. Members also discussed implementing a three-minute timer for future public comments but did not take action on the proposal.

• Approved major development plan for SW Public Safety and Public Works Fire Station (unanimous)
• Adopted the May 26 meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from the April 28 Development Review Board meeting (unanimous)

City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several items including a construction manager award and professional services contract for the NE 8th Avenue at Waldo Road Redevelopment. Other business includes a police equipment purchase, employee recognition, and street naming.

• Purchase of rifles and accessories from SSD International Inc. not to exceed $167,721
• Award of construction manager contract to D.E. Scorpio Corporation for NE 8th Avenue at Waldo Road redevelopment
• Authorization of up to $10 million for professional services for the NE 8th Avenue at Waldo Road redevelopment
• Recognition of Community Builders with 15 years of service or more
• Naming of S.E. 8th Avenue for the Late Bishop James E. McKnight Sr. Way

The City Commission approved several items including the naming of S.E. 8th Avenue for Bishop James E. McKnight, Sr. Way and updates to towing regulations. The commission also passed first readings for stormwater and solid waste special assessment ordinances.

• Approved naming of S.E. 8th Avenue as Bishop James E. McKnight, Sr. Way (7-0)
• Approved purchase of rifles and accessories not to exceed $167,721 (On Consent)
• Awarded NE 8th Avenue at Waldo Road redevelopment construction manager contract to D.E. Scorpio Corporation (On Consent)
• Authorized NV5, Inc. for NE 8th Avenue at Waldo Road professional services up to $10 million (On Consent)
• Directed staff to eliminate all roam towing and immobilization (5-2)
• Ordered research into a potential towing training program (7-0)
• Adopted towing and immobilization fee resolution with an $80 cap amendment (7-0)
• Approved Stormwater Special Assessment Ordinance on first reading (7-0)

Gainesville Human Rights Board

The Gainesville Human Rights Board will meet to elect a Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also hear a complaint of discrimination involving Denise Burns and GRU.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Complaint of Discrimination EO-E-2025-07: Denise Burns v. GRU

Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

The Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board will review survey responses from board members. This discussion is part of preparing the annual report to be submitted to the City Commission.

• Review of 2026-345 GCRA Advisory Board Annual Report to City Commission Survey Results

Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

The Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development will discuss upcoming application deadlines for the FY 2026-2027 CDBG and HOME programs. This discussion is being held by the Housing & Community Development department.

• Discussion of FY 2026-2027 CDBG and HOME application deadlines

City Beautification Board

The City Beautification Board will review the recent 2026 Beautification Awards event to prepare for next year. Members will also hear updates regarding ongoing board initiatives managed by the Department of Sustainable Development.

• 2026 Beautification Awards post-event discussion
• Board Initiatives: Planning and Management updates

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

The Gainesville Cultural Advisory Board will review Outside Agency Grant applications submitted for fiscal year 2027. The board is tasked with reviewing the applications and providing scores.

• Review of FY 27 Outside Agency Grant applications ($56,970.00)

Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear several code enforcement cases involving property violations. These include requests for reduction or rescission of penalties and new cases regarding weeds, sidewalk cafes, motor vehicles, and rubbish accumulation.

• Reduction/Rescission request: 1106 NW 31 ST AVE (weeds)
• Reduction/Rescission request: 2215 NW 9 TH PL (accessory buildings and fence maintenance)
• Case hearing: 1 W UNIVERSITY AVE (sidewalk cafes)
• Case hearing: 2 E UNIVERSITY AVE (sidewalk cafes)
• Case hearing: 2 W UNIVERSITY AVE (sidewalk cafes)

The Special Magistrate rescinded fines to $0.00 for Chase Arian B K and Suzanne L Sentz. Several other property owners were found guilty of violations, requiring administrative cost payments and compliance within specific timeframes.

• Rescinded fines to $0.00 for SM 2023-157 (Chase Arian B K)
• Rescinded fines to $0.00 for SM 2019-044 (Sentz Suzanne L)
• Found guilty and assessed $259.60 in administrative costs for SM 2026-057 (Robocorp LLC)
• Found guilty and assessed $198.77 in administrative costs for SM 2026-058 (Hunter Velma Marie)
• Found guilty and assessed $259.60 in administrative costs for SM 2026-061 (Robocorp LLC)
• Found guilty and assessed $259.60 in administrative costs for SM 2026-062 (Robocorp LLC)
• Found guilty and assessed $212.12 in administrative costs for SM 2026-063 (Johnson Jimmy L Heirs)
• Granted compliance/dismissal for six cases including Queen Michael K and Bekal Properties

Nature Centers Commission

The Nature Centers Commission will review its current bylaws and receive financial reports. The meeting also includes staff updates regarding Friends of Nature Parks and a project update for WSPP.

• Review of NCC Bylaws
• Review of April 26 Financials
• WSPP Project Update
• Staff and Friends of Nature Parks (FoNP) updates

General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will review the latest version of the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan update. The committee is tasked with reviewing associated documents and providing guidance to staff on next steps.

• 2025-910 ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan Update

The General Policy Committee reviewed an overview of the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan update and next steps. Staff presented on mobility processes, engagement outreach, and a chapter-by-chapter breakdown of the plan. The committee heard the item without taking further action.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved the April 23, 2026, meeting minutes (4-0)
• Heard the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan Update

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority is reviewing the FY2027 budget presentation and a resolution to adopt the Alachua County Local Mitigation Strategy. The board is also considering an agreement regarding city stormwater and solid waste billing and a bond remarketing resolution.

• Adoption of Alachua County Local Mitigation Strategy update
• Remarketing of Gainesville Utilities Bonds, 2023 Series C
• FY2027 Budget presentation regarding expenses and rate impacts
• Agreement for City of Gainesville stormwater and solid waste billing
• $17.6 million in proposed wastewater system improvement projects

The Authority approved the adoption of the Alachua County Local Mitigation Strategy update and a resolution for the remarketing of Gainesville Variable Rate Utilities System Revenue Bonds. A proposal regarding stormwater and solid waste billing failed to pass.

• Approved April 8, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved Consent Agenda items including State of the Utility and Budget to Actual Comparison
• Approved Resolution for Adoption of Local Mitigation Strategy Update
• Approved Resolution Authorizing Remarketing of Gainesville Variable Rate Utilities System Revenue Bonds, 2023 Series C
• Heard FY2027 Budget Presentation (no motion made)
• Failed Stormwater and Solid Waste Billing proposal

Public Recreation and Parks Board

The Public Recreation and Parks Board will discuss several departmental updates. The meeting includes a stakeholder presentation by Wild Spaces Public Places and a review of current board bylaws.

• Stakeholder presentation by Wild Spaces Public Places (WSPP)
• April 2026 Recreation Board updates
• Review of current PRPB Bylaws

The board adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from the April 8, 2026 meeting. Discussions included a presentation on the Thelma Boltin project and updates regarding April recreation activities.

• Adopted the meeting agenda
• Approved the April 8, 2026 meeting minutes

SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will review several items including advisory board appointments, conservation land criteria, and a proposed charter amendment regarding vacancies. The meeting also includes updates on American Rescue Plan Act spending and funding options for the Cotton Club Museum.

• Appointment of six individuals to various city advisory boards and committees
• Revision of conservation land scoring criteria
• Update on $30.8 million spent from American Rescue Plan Act funds through March 31, 2026
• Funding request for Cotton Club Museum HVAC replacement including a $40,000 contribution
• Proposed charter amendment addressing vacancies in office to be submitted to voters

The City Commission approved funding for the Cotton Club Museum HVAC system and several advisory board appointments. The Commission also directed the Mayor to contact Alachua County officials regarding youth homelessness.

• Approved $40,000 maximum for Cotton Club Museum HVAC repair (5-0)
• Appointed Eric Zhu to Citizens Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Appointed Alexander Sanchez-Hamilton to City Beautification Board (5-0)
• Appointed Jay Rosen to Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust (5-0)
• Appointed Aadarsh Arul to Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board (5-0)
• Appointed Tyler Nesbit to Police Advisory Council (5-0)
• Appointed Cheyenne Lukander to Public Recreation and Parks Board (5-0)
• Appointed Cheyenne Lukander to Development Review Board (4-0)

Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust

The Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust will discuss public art updates. Rachel Mandell and NV5 are scheduled to present a presentation regarding the Thelma Boltin Site Redevelopment Plan.

• Thelma Boltin Site Trailhead Public Art 2026-112

City Beautification Board

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City Commission Budget Workshop

The City Commission will hear a staff update regarding the fiscal year 2027 budget development process. The discussion focuses on Charter Offices and Administrative Services Departments and Offices.

• FY 2027 Budget Development workshop

The City Commission held a budget development workshop for fiscal year 2027. Staff presented information regarding ADA compliance tools, utility cost drawdowns, and healthcare costs.

• Approved the meeting agenda (5-0)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider a new item regarding an ad valorem application. Staff recommends approval of the petition for the property located at 413 W. University Avenue.

• Ad Valorem Application (HP AV-25-001 Part II) for 413 W. University Avenue

The Historic Preservation Board approved an ad valorem application for 413 W. University Avenue (B) and sent it to the City Commission for final approval. The Board also adopted the meeting agenda and approved the minutes from the April 7, 2026, meeting.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (9-0)
• Approved the April 7, 2026, meeting minutes (9-0)
• Approved HP AV-25-001 Part II Ad Valorem for 413 W University Ave (B) and sent to City Commission (9-0)

Downtown Advisory Board

The Downtown Advisory Board will review a three-year attendance report for the BIG Culture & Arts Festival. Members will also review survey results for an annual report to the City Commission and provide guidance for the FY27 through FY29 Strategic Plan budget.

• BIG Culture & Arts Festival event attendance report (2024–2026)
• Downtown Advisory Board Annual Report to City Commission survey results
• Downtown Gainesville Strategic Plan FY27-FY29 budget guidance

The board elected Timothy Hutchens as Interim Chair in the absence of the regular leadership. Members heard reports regarding the BIG Culture & Arts Festival, annual report survey results, and future budget scenarios for FY 2027-2029.

• Elected Timothy Hutchens as Interim Chair
• Approved meeting agenda
• Approved previous meeting minutes
• Heard report on BIG Culture & Arts Festival attendance
• Heard review of Annual Report to City Commission survey results
• Deferred budget scenario review until June meeting

Agenda Review - City Commission

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The SHIP Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will review a presentation regarding 'Yes in God’s back Yard' (YIGBY) and the unlocking of faith-based land. Additionally, Alachua County staff will present the Shimberg Center Annual Report.

• 2026-307 Yes in God’s back Yard (YIGBY) Presentation
• Unlocking Faith-Based Land presentation
• Shimberg Center Annual Report presentation

The committee approved the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes. Members listened to a virtual presentation regarding Yes in God’s back Yard (YIGBY) and participated in a Q&A session with city and county staff.

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Listened to YIGBY presentation; no action taken

Development Review Board

The Development Review Board will consider two major development plan requests. These include a new bus transfer station for RTS and a residential project at Magnolia Parke.

• RTS Eastside Bus Transfer Station Major Development Plan
• Magnolia Parke Pods C-F: 248 multi-family dwelling units in four 4-story buildings

The Development Review Board approved the petition for the RTS Eastside Bus Transfer Station. The board also approved the Magnolia Parke Pods C-F petition with a 3-1 vote.

• Approved March 24, 2026 minutes (4-0)
• Approved RTS Eastside Bus Transfer Station petition LD25-000162 (4-0)
• Approved Magnolia Parke Pods C-F petition LD24-000091 (3-1)

City Beautification Board

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City Plan Board

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General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will hear an update regarding the Sister Cities Program. Additionally, the Transportation Department will present a proposed Mobility Plan fee structure for direction on assessment areas, exemptions, and phasing.

• Sister Cities Update (2026-292)
• Mobility Plan Update and Fee Schedule (2026-233)

The committee approved a request for the City Manager to assist the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center with air conditioning issues. Members also approved recommended staff actions regarding the Mobility Plan Update and Fee Schedule, though the item was held before its first reading.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved April 9, 2026, meeting minutes (6-0)
• Heard a Sister Cities Program update
• Directed City Manager to assist Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center with air conditioning and business grants (7-0)
• Approved Mobility Plan Update recommendations but held on bringing back for first reading (7-0)

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

The Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board will meet to hear an update on cultural activities. This discussion is provided by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs.

• Cultural Activities Updates (2026-111)

The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from March 25, 2026. Staff provided updates on cultural activities for April and May, Arts Award results, and an upcoming Outside Agency Grant meeting.

• Approved the April 22, 2026, agenda (5-0)
• Approved the March 25, 2026, minutes (5-0)

Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

The Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board will review seven applications for funding under the Community Partnership Grant Program. The board will hear presentations from applicants and use a ballot system to award points toward grant selection.

• Review of 7 Community Partnership Grant applications
• $10,000.00 budgeted for the Community Partnership Grants Program cycle

Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board

The Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board is reviewing design plans for a new shared use path on SE 8th Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the GACTPO unified planning work program and a transportation improvement program amendment.

• SE 8th Avenue Shared Use Path 30% Plans (from SE 15th Street to SE Hawthorne Road)
• FY26/28 Unified Planning Work Program
• Amendment to FY26/30 Transportation Improvement Program including $607,395 for SE Hawthorne Road resurfacing
• Draft FY26/27 to FY30/31 Transportation Improvement Program
• Discussion regarding NE 8th Avenue resurfacing proposals

City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission is considering several contract awards related to transportation, including solar canopies and bus stop amenities. The agenda also includes an update to the Fiscal Year 2027 budget development calendar.

• Award of solar canopy for Regional Transit System employee parking lot to Advanced Roofing Inc.
• Award of $250,000 contract for bus stop shelters and amenities to Tolar Manufacturing Company, Inc.
• Authorization of up to $5 million each for Transportation CEI Services to NV5, Inc. and GAI Consultants
• Authorization of up to $5 million each for Transportation Professional Services to Kimley-Horn and Associates and Choice Engineering
• Approval of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget development calendar

The City Commission approved various business improvement grants and a local housing assistance plan. They also directed staff to return with options to reform the city's towing and immobilization ordinances.

• Awarded $250,000 contract to Tolar Manufacturing Company, Inc. for bus stop shelters (Approved on Consent)
• Authorized $5 million contracts each to NV5, Inc. and GAI Consultants for transportation services (Approved on Consent)
• Authorized $5 million contracts each to Kimley-Horn and Associates and Choice Engineering for professional services (Approved on Consent)
• Approved Business Improvement Grant funding of $52,512 for Gainesville Historic Properties (6-0)
• Approved $78,307 in grant funding for the Matheson History Museum (6-0)
• Directed staff to return with a resolution setting immobilization fees to a maximum of $65 (6-0)
• Directed staff to bring back options to eliminate roam towing and immobilization (6-0)
• Approved the Local Housing Assistance Plan for FY2026-27 through FY2028-29 (6-0)

Gainesville Human Rights Board

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

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Nature Centers Commission

The Nature Centers Commission will meet to discuss staff and Friends of Nature Parks updates. The commission will also review current financials, WSPP projects, and proposed bylaw changes.

• Review of NCC Bylaws
• Review of current WSPP projects
• Review of current NCC budget/financials
• Staff and Friends of Nature Parks updates

Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will review several code enforcement cases involving property violations. The agenda includes requests for reduction or rescission of penalties, new cases to be heard, and compliance or dismissal reviews.

• Reduction/Rescission request: 1106 NW 31 ST AVE (weeds)
• Case hearing: 2830 NE 16 TH DR (rubbish/garbage and window/door frame violations)
• Compliance/Dismissal review: 919 NW 23 RD AVE (motor vehicles, rubbish, weeds, roofs, and stairways)
• Compliance/Dismissal review: 1918 NW 32 ND PL (tree removal permits and mitigation)

General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will hear a presentation regarding the Art in Public Places Trust. Staff may be authorized to update the associated ordinance, master plan, and collections management policy. Additionally, staff will present on the Gainesville Fire Assessment Assistance Program.

• Review of 2026-231 Art in Public Places Trust Ordinance
• Potential updates to the Art in Public Places Trust Master Plan
• Presentation on 2026-268 Gainesville Fire Assessment Assistance Program

The committee authorized staff to update the Art in Public Places Trust Ordinance, Master Plan, and Collections Management Policy. Additionally, the city will update Resolution 150196 to include scientific and literary categories for the Fire Assessment Assistance Program.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (6-0)
• Approved March 12, 2026, meeting minutes (6-0)
• Authorized staff to update Art in Public Places Trust Ordinance, Master Plan, and Collections Management Policy (6-0)
• Directed research into development incentives for providing public art (6-0)
• Approved updating Resolution 150196 to add scientific and literary categories to the Fire Assessment Assistance Program (6-0)

Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority is reviewing several financial items for the upcoming fiscal year. Discussions include proposed updates to pole and lighting rates, water and wastewater connection charges, and a $16 million cash transfer within the electric system.

• Amendment to Utilities System Revenue Bond Master Bond Resolution
• Remarketing of Gainesville Variable Rate Utilities Revenue Bonds 2023 Series B
• Transfer of $16M from Electric System Rate Stabilization Fund to Unrestricted Operating Cash Fund
• Proposed annual 5% cap on pole and lighting rate increases for FY27
• Proposed 2.7% increase for water and wastewater connection charges and fees

The GRU Authority approved several resolutions including updates to pole and lighting rates and water/wastewater connection charges. The board also authorized a $16 million transfer of restricted regulatory cash assets into unrestricted operating cash.

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved amendment to Utilities System Revenue Bond Master Bond Resolution and Subordinated Bond Resolution
• Approved resolution for remarketing Gainesville Variable Rate Utilities Revenue Bonds 2023 Series B
• Approved transfer of $16M from Electric System Rate Stabilization Fund to unrestricted operating cash
• Heard presentation on FY27 GRU Debt Portfolio Review
• Approved proposed changes to pole and lighting rates, standards, and early termination language effective October 1, 2026
• Approved proposed changes to water and wastewater connection charges and fees effective October 1, 2026

Public Recreation and Parks Board

The Public Recreation and Parks Board will hear staff updates regarding recreation and WSPP. The board is also scheduled to discuss officer nominations, review current bylaws, and vote on potential new members.

• March Rec Board and WSPP updates
• PRPB officer nominations discussion
• Review of PRPB Bylaws
• Vote on applicants Cheyenne Lukander and Alain Ayan Jr

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Historic Preservation Board

The Board is reviewing several requests for Certificates of Appropriateness regarding property modifications and new construction. Staff has recommended deferring three new construction applications to a future meeting to allow for additional site plans and design details.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 1024 NE 4th Street (B)
• New construction application for Parcel 14276-002-001 (B)
• New construction application for Parcel 14279-001-000 (B)
• New construction application for Parcel 14250-001-000 (B)
• Informational item regarding Oakview Properties to be demolished

The Board deferred three new construction applications to allow for architectural revisions and resident feedback. A Certificate of Appropriateness for 1024 NE 4th Street was also deferred at the applicant's request.

• Adopted the April 7, 2026 agenda (9-0)
• Approved March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (9-0)
• Deferred COA-26-000-032 for 1024 NE 4th Street (9-0)
• Deferred new construction application COA-26-000-025 (9-0)
• Deferred new construction application COA-26-000-026 (9-0)
• Deferred new construction application COA-26-000-027 (9-0)

Downtown Advisory Board

The Downtown Advisory Board will review its annual report for the City Commission and provide guidance for the FY27 through FY29 strategic plan budget. The board will also receive an update regarding the reconstruction of The Streatery.

• Downtown Advisory Board Annual Report to City Commission
• FY27 through FY29 Budget Data Gathering
• The Streatery reconstruction update
• Review of board requests made to city staff

The Downtown Advisory Board heard updates regarding The Streatery project and the upcoming annual report. Construction for The Streatery will start on April 13 and conclude in mid to late October 2026. No substantive votes or formal decisions were recorded during this meeting.

• Approved the agenda
• Approved the previous minutes
• Heard update on The Streatery project
• Heard update on Downtown Advisory Board recommendations

City Beautification Board

The City Beautification Board will discuss preparation items for the upcoming 2026 Beautification Awards Ceremony. The board is also scheduled to review and approve the minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting.

• 2026-113 Awards Ceremony Planning and Management discussion
• Approval of February 17, 2026 meeting minutes

Joint Water and Climate Policy Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will discuss options for the City Manager recruitment timeline and hear a Public Works Department update. The agenda also includes several audit reports and a request to approve fire sprinkler renovations at the Thomas Center A Building.

• Fire Sprinkler Renovation at Thomas Center A Building: $683,007.00 agreement with DE Scorpio Corporation
• Letter of support for Oak Park public housing development rehabilitation at 100 NE 8th Avenue
• Tree City USA Application approval
• Acceptance of Maria Giddings' resignation from the Public Recreation and Parks Board
• City Manager recruitment timeline discussion

The Commission authorized a letter of support for the Oak Park public housing development and directed staff to begin city manager recruitment in October. Additional actions included approving budget amendments for the City Auditor's office and a contract for red light detection camera enforcement.

• Approved Oak Park Public Housing Development support letter (7-0)
• Directed staff to begin City Manager recruitment in October (7-0)
• Added $11,448 to City Auditor's budget for Senior Auditor position (7-0)
• Added $33,552 to City Auditor's budget for professional services (4-3)
• Approved RedSpeed Florida, LLC contract (6-1)
• Requested Police Advisory Council quarterly analysis of red light camera program (7-0)
• Approved $45,000 forgivable loan to Heartwood Soundstage (4-3)
• Tabled Northeast 8th Avenue Corridor Improvements (7-0)

Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust

The Trust will hear updates on various public art projects and review the annual budget. Discussion items include artist score results, revision requests, and a specific project at the Eastside Bus Transfer.

• GPD Top 3 Artist score results and revision requests
• Eastside Bus Transfer Public Art project update
• Art in Public Places Trust Fund account balance review

The Trust approved proceeding with the Public Art Fencing project under specific design standards. The top three artists from the scoring phase will move to the proposal stage. Other discussion items included selecting artwork for an alternative location and transferring $100,000 to another project.

• Adopted April 1, 2026 agenda (3-0)
• Approved March 4, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved continuation of Public Art Fencing project (3-0)

City Commission Special Meeting

The City Commission will review the FY 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and discuss the FY 2027 Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes a budget development update and a legislative status report.

• Acceptance of FY 2025 audited financial statements and reports
• Approval of the FY 2027 Strategic Plan goals and priorities
• Proposed $5.0 million allocation from the General Fund to the 8th and Waldo project
• FY 2027 budget development update regarding revenue and expenditure estimates
• Legislative update on state and federal priorities

The City Commission approved the FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and the FY 2027 Strategic Plan. They also authorized setting aside $5 million from the General Fund excess fund balance for the 8th and Waldo project. Additionally, staff were directed to research options for utility franchise fees and fire assessment exemptions.

• Approved FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (7-0)
• Approved FY 2027 Strategic Plan goals and priorities (7-0)
• Approved $5.0M set aside from General Fund for 8th and Waldo project (6-1)
• Directed City Manager and Attorney to research utility franchise fee options (7-0)
• Requested information on peer city fire assessment exemptions (7-0)

City Plan Board

The City Plan Board will consider a request for a special use permit on 13th Street. The proposal involves building a two-story financial institution featuring four drive-through lanes, one ATM lane, and one bypass lane.

• Special use permit for MidFlorida Credit Union on 13th Street

Pension Review Committee

The Pension Review Committee will meet to hear presentations from several investment managers and consultants. These discussions focus on the General Pension Plan's investments, including real estate and specific strategy funds.

• Presentation by Principal regarding US Property real estate fund investment
• Presentation by Loomis Sayles regarding Core Disciplined Alpha Strategy investment
• Presentation by Mariner regarding pension plan investment performance and market conditions

The committee heard presentations regarding the Plan's US Property Fund and core disciplined alpha strategy. Discussions included market outlooks for real estate and individual manager performance. No substantive actions or votes were recorded during the meeting.

• Approved the agenda
• Approved the previous meeting minutes as recommended

General Policy Committee

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BOT of The Consolidated Police Officers and Firefighters Retirement Plan

The Board of Trustees will hear presentations regarding the fiscal year 2025 audited financial statements. The meeting also includes discussions on specific fund investments and overall market conditions.

• Presentation by Purvis Gray regarding Fiscal Year 2025 Audited Financial Statements
• Presentation by Nuveen regarding the U.S. Cities Industrial Fund investment
• Presentation by Mariner regarding investment performance, asset allocations, and market conditions

The Board of Trustees approved the Fiscal Year 2025 financial statements and auditor's opinion. They also directed staff to invest specific plan assets currently held as cash to earn returns similar to the Pension Plan.

• Approved the agenda
• Approved the meeting minutes as recommended
• Approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Statements and Auditors Opinion
• Directed staff to invest 175/185 Share Plan assets currently held as cash

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

The Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board will hear an update on current cultural activities. The board is also scheduled to review the annual budget.

• Review of February 25, 2026 meeting minutes
• Cultural Activities Updates and Budget Review

The board reviewed updates regarding the Community Excellence Award, the Gainesville Asian Festival, and America 250 events. No substantive votes or new decisions were recorded during this meeting.

• Adopted the March 25, 2026 agenda (6-0)
• Approved the February 25, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Regional Transit System Advisory Board

The Regional Transit System Advisory Board meets on March 25, 2026, at 34 S.E 13th Road in Gainesville. This agenda consists entirely of procedural boilerplate and contains no substantive votes or new policy proposals. Members will approve January minutes, receive staff updates on transit operations and funding, and set the next meeting for May 27, 2026.

• Approval of January 28, 2026 meeting minutes
• Staff briefing on RTS operations, planning, maintenance, marketing, and funding
• Next board meeting scheduled for May 27, 2026

Development Review Board

The Gainesville Development Review Board will review a variance request for the Courtney Lot parcel. Staff recommends changing the required building setback from 25 feet to 68 feet due to an existing shared parking easement on the site. The board will also elect its chair and vice-chair, and approve minutes from its December 9 meeting.

• Variance LD26-000009 for parcel 10017-000-000 to increase building setback from 25’ to 68’ due to a shared parking easement
• Election of the Development Review Board chair and vice-chair
• Approval of post-meeting minutes from December 9, 2025

The Development Review Board adopted its agenda and approved the December 9, 2025 minutes. It approved petition LD26‑000009 for the Courtney Lot variance. The board elected Mark Robinson as Chair and Patricia Lee as Vice‑Chair.

• Adopted agenda (motion moved by Patricia Lee, seconded by Choppy Hodes) – Approved
• Approved minutes from Dec 9 2025 meeting (motion moved by Choppy Hodes, seconded by Clark Wood) – Approved
• Approved petition LD26‑000009 Courtney Lot variance (motion moved by Kali Blount, seconded by Patricia Lee) – Approved
• Elected Mark Robinson as Chair of the Development Review Board (motion moved by Kali Blount, seconded by Choppy Hodes) – Approved
• Elected Patricia Lee as Vice‑Chair of the Development Review Board (motion moved by Choppy Hodes, seconded by Kali Blount) – Approved

Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board

The Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board will discuss a proposal to change its name to the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee. The board will also consider purchasing new bicycle repair stations and replacement tool kits.

• Discussion of changing board name from 'Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board' to 'Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee'
• Purchase of one DERO bicycle repair station for $1,348
• Purchase of replacement tool kits for four DERO stations at $223 each
• Purchase of a replacement hex tool assembly for the Bob Karp Memorial Roundabout station for $44

The board voted to rename itself the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC). Members also approved using funds for specific purchases and for upcoming Ride of Silence event expenses.

• Approved name change from BPAB to Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (6-1)
• Approved use of BPAB funds for specified purchases (6-0)
• Authorized staff to use BPAB funds for Ride of Silence event expenses (6-0)

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee is reviewing several financial and operational reports from the Office of the City Auditor. These include the FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, an external quality control review, and specific audits regarding payment card processes and facilities management.

• FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• External Quality Control Review
• PCI Process Audit
• Facilities Management Administration Audit
• City Auditor’s Quarterly Update

The Gainesville Audit Committee met on March 24, 2026, to review city finances and internal controls. Members unanimously approved five audit reports and the annual financial statements, recommending that the full City Commission accept them. These reviews verify how fiscal year 2025 public funds were managed, confirm IT security compliance, assess facility maintenance operations, and evaluate the city auditor’s office performance.

• Adopted meeting agenda (2-0)
• Approved December 9, 2025 minutes (2-0)
• Approved FY25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and recommended City Commission acceptance (2-0)
• Approved External Quality Control Review report and recommended City Commission acceptance (2-0)
• Approved PCI Process Audit report and recommended City Commission acceptance (2-0)
• Approved Facilities Management Administration audit report and recommended City Commission acceptance (2-0)
• Approved City Auditor’s Quarterly Update and recommended City Commission acceptance (2-0)

Sunshine Meeting

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

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Gainesville Human Rights Board

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Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

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Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

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General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will discuss a potential charter referendum regarding interns for the City Commission. The Office of the City Commission is presenting staffing reports and presentations related to this item.

• 2026-170 Charter Referendum, Interns for the City Commission

The General Policy Committee approved a directive for city staff to create an internship program supervised by the City Clerk's Office. The committee also approved a review of the City Clerk Executive Assistant job description, but failed to pass a motion regarding City Charter language.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved February 26, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Directed staff to create an internship program for the City Commission (6-0)
• Failed motion to direct City Attorney to review Charter language regarding directing staff (3-3)
• Directed City Clerk to review the City Clerk Executive Assistant job description (6-0)

Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will review several code enforcement cases involving property violations. These include issues such as weeds, rubbish, motor vehicles, and sign maintenance at various residential and commercial addresses.

• Case 25-013350: 925 NW 13TH ST (weeds, accessory structures, and rubbish)
• Case 25-012610: 1217 NW 30TH AVE (motor vehicles, rubbish, and graffiti)
• Case 25-013010: 204 NE WALDO RD (accumulation of rubbish or garbage)
• Case 25-012992: Vacant property (accumulation of rubbish or garbage)
• Case 25-012129: 909 NE 17TH DR (motor vehicles, rubbish, roofs, and exterior walls)

The Special Magistrate ruled guilty in five code enforcement cases, requiring property owners to reach compliance within specific timeframes or face daily fines. One case involving the Santa Fe College Foundation Inc was granted compliance/dismissal.

• Guilty ruling for Megan Studley: $241.21 administrative costs and 30 days to comply
• Guilty ruling for Martha Turner: $285.89 administrative costs and 20 days to comply
• Guilty ruling for 2511 Howell LLC: $209.93 administrative costs and 15 days to comply
• Guilty ruling for Mitchill & Mitchell: $195.83 administrative costs and 15 days to comply
• Guilty ruling for Patricia Jordan Heirs: $274.69 administrative costs and 10 days to comply
• Compliance/Dismissal granted for Santa Fe College Foundation Inc

Nature Centers Commission

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Tree Advisory Board

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Agenda Review - City Commission

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Public Recreation and Parks Board

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SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The SHIP Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will nominate and select its Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary. Members will also discuss feedback regarding the Comprehensive Plan's housing element.

• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary
• Discussion of the Comprehensive Plan and Housing Element

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee elected its leadership to guide local affordable housing policy and funding decisions for the year, approving Jamie Bell as chair, Aymee Cepeda as vice-chair, and Michael Pellett as secretary. The committee also formally approved the minutes from three previous meetings. Members discussed how residents can submit individual feedback on the city’s Comprehensive Plan and proposed a joint session with the County to address state housing legislation.

• Elected Jamie Bell as chair, Aymee Cepeda as vice-chair, and Michael Pellett as secretary (8-0)
• Approved minutes from October 29, November 12, and February 10 meetings (8-0)
• Agreed members may submit individual comments on the Comprehensive Plan via city website or staff email
• Proposed April 14 joint meeting with County to discuss state housing legislation

Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority is reviewing a proposed agreement to continue handling the City of Gainesville's stormwater and solid waste billings. The board will also discuss establishing an Audit and Finance committee or process. Other items include reviewing the FY25 audited financial statements and the FY27 budget calendar.

• Stormwater and solid waste billing agreement with City of Gainesville
• FY25 Annual Investment Report
• FY25 Audited Financial Statements and independent auditor reports
• Proposed Audit and Finance Committee or process discussion
• FY27 Budget Calendar establishment

The Authority approved the February 18, 2026, meeting minutes and several consent agenda items. A proposal regarding stormwater and solid waste billing was tabled after failing to receive a second. The board also discussed the potential formation of an audit and finance committee.

• Approved February 18, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved Consent Agenda including FY27 budget calendar and code of business conduct
• Received and accepted FY25 Annual Investment Report
• Received and accepted FY25 audited financial statements and independent auditor's report
• Tabled Stormwater and Solid Waste billing agreement due to lack of second

City Beautification Board

The City Beautification Board will discuss preparation items for the upcoming 2026 Beautification Awards Ceremony. The board is also scheduled to review and approve the minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting.

• 2026-113 Awards Ceremony Planning and Management discussion

Joint City-County Commission Special Meeting

The Joint City-County Commission will review the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area's annual report and workplan. The meeting also includes a discussion on a Literacy Action Plan update and a presentation regarding School Board rezoning.

• Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area FY 2025 Annual Report and FY 2026 Workplan
• Literacy Action Plan Update involving $250,000 in previously approved funding
• School Board Rezoning presentation by the School Board Superintendent

The Joint City-County Commission held a special meeting to hear presentations regarding the Alachua County Reads Initiative and the School Board Rezoning Plan. The commission also received the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area FY 2025 Annual Report and FY 2026 Workplan. No substantive votes or actions were taken on these items beyond hearing the presentations.

• Approved the meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved the December 10, 2025, meeting minutes (5-0)

City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider several infrastructure contracts including the Northeast 9th Street Resurfacing Project and the Tumblin Creek Improvement Project. The agenda also includes a proposal regarding stormwater and solid waste fee collection through Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority.

• Northeast 9th Street Resurfacing Project contract for $5,535,936.77
• Tumblin Creek Improvement Project award for $637,704.00
• Stormwater and solid waste fee collection agreement with Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority
• National Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues Youth Mentoring Program Grant of $17,100.00
• $80,000 settlement for Maria Gonzales v. City of Gainesville

The City Commission approved several construction contracts, including a $5.5M road project and a $4.5M agreement for The Streatery. They also adopted a second budget amendment and land use/rezoning changes for the Sheriff’s Office expansion. Funding requests for Heartwood Soundstage were referred to the City Manager for further options.

• Awarded Tumblin Creek Improvement Project contract to Blackwater Construction Services, LLC ($637,704.00) (5-0)
• Awarded Northeast 9th Street Resurfacing project to V.E. Whitehurst & Sons, Inc. ($5,535,936.77) (5-0)
• Authorized Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority for stormwater and solid waste fee collection (5-0)
• Accepted National Association of Police Athletic/Activities Leagues, Inc. Youth Mentoring Program Grant ($17,100.00) (5-0)
• Approved settlement terms for Maria Gonzales v. City of Gainesville (5-0)
• Adopted second budget amendment for FY 2026 General Government (5-0)
• Referred Heartwood Soundstage funding to the City Manager (5-0)
• Adopted land use change and rezoning for Sheriff’s Office expansion (5-0)

Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust

The Gainesville Art in Public Places Trust will review the public art scoring rubrics for upcoming sessions. The body will also receive an update regarding current public art projects.

• Review of public art rubrics
• Update on current public art projects
• Approval of February 4, 2026 meeting minutes

The Trust reviewed draft rubrics for public art and the Artwork Archive platform for scoring applications. Staff reported that a draft Request for Proposals will ask artists to include alternative site proposals for the GPD public art project.

• Adopted the March 4, 2026 agenda (3-0)
• Approved the February 4, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)

Downtown Advisory Board

The Downtown Advisory Board will review point awards for the Business Improvement Grant Program. The board is also discussing marketing budget prioritization and a downtown budget overview.

• Review of Business Improvement Grant Program point awards
• Downtown Marketing Budget Prioritization Exercise ($127,010 to $234,180)
• FY26 Downtown Gainesville Strategic Plan Budget recap
• Discussion of FY27-29 Budget
• Review of board requests made to staff

The Board approved grant point awards for three applicants under the Business Improvement Grant Program. The Board also heard presentations regarding the downtown marketing budget and a general downtown budget overview.

• Approved Business Improvement Grant point awards (unspecified vote tally)
• Heard Downtown Marketing Budget Prioritization presentation
• Heard Downtown Budget Overview presentation

Historic Preservation Board

The board is reviewing a continued item regarding additional window work at 815 E University Avenue. Staff has recommended approval of the request subject to specific conditions regarding curved glass and vinyl window quality.

• Continued Item: Additional submittal for window work at 815 E University Avenue (COA25-000-116)

Pension Review Committee

The Pension Review Committee will meet to discuss the General Employees’ Pension Plan. The meeting includes presentations regarding specific investment strategies and overall plan performance.

• Presentation by Disciplined Growth Investors on Small/Mid Capitalization Growth strategy
• Presentation by Mariner covering investment performance, asset allocations, and market conditions

The committee reviewed investment updates from Disciplined Growth Investors and Mariner Consulting. No substantive actions or votes were taken during the meeting.

• Approved the agenda
• Approved the previous meeting minutes as recommended

General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will discuss a proposed security fence for the Gainesville Police Department along the 6th Street Rail Trail. Members will also discuss a charter referendum regarding how to fill vacancies on the City Commission.

• Gainesville Police Department Campus Fencing discussion involving $152,435 budgeted for GPD Parking Lot Security
• Charter Referendum discussion regarding filling City Commission vacancies

The committee approved the Gainesville Police Department campus fence design with specific requirements for benches and transit access. Members also voted to direct the Mayor to send a letter opposing an amendment to Florida House Bill 1451.

• Approved GPD fence design (4-3)
• Referred GPD fence art to City Manager for safety reconsideration (7-0)
• Directed staff to engage neighborhood and Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board on fence design revisions (7-0)
• Directed Mayor to send letter to legislative leaders requesting removal of HB 1451 amendment (7-0)

BOT of The Consolidated Police Officers and Firefighters Retirement Plan

The Board of Trustees will review the 2025 Annual Report for submission to the State Division of Retirement. The meeting includes several presentations regarding investment strategies, performance, and actuarial experience studies.

• Review of the 2025 Annual Report to the State Division of Retirement
• Presentation by Disciplined Growth Investors on Small/Mid Capitalization Growth strategy
• Presentation by Foster & Foster regarding the Plan's Experience Study
• Presentation by Mariner covering investment performance and asset allocations

The Board elected Chris Silcox as the new Chairperson. Members approved updated salary and demographic assumptions and decided to maintain the current 7.75% assumed investment rate of return.

• Approved agenda with modification to add Chairperson vote
• Approved previous meeting minutes
• Elected Chris Silcox as Board Chairperson
• Accepted updated salary and demographic assumptions for future valuations
• Accepted State mandated mortality tables for FY 2027
• Voted to maintain the Assumed Investment Rate of Return at 7.75%
• Approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report for submission to the State Division of Retirement

Finance Committee

The committee will review a second amendment to the FY 2026 General Government budget. Members will also receive updates on first quarter budget monitoring, GRU financial transactions, and frozen staff positions.

• Second Budget Amendment to the FY 2026 General Government Financial and Operating Plan Budget
• FY 2026 First Quarter Budget Monitoring Report with projections through September 30, 2026
• Update on GRU/City financial transactions showing a $1,423,161 balance due to Gainesville Regional Utilities
• FY 2026 Frozen Positions Report regarding 30.75 frozen FTEs totaling $2,515,521 in reduced expenditures

The Finance Committee approved a recommendation for the City Commission to adopt the second budget amendment for the FY 2026 General Government Financial and Operating Plan. The committee also received reports regarding first quarter budget monitoring, GRU/City financial transactions, and frozen positions.

• Adopted the meeting agenda (3-0)
• Elected Commissioner Casey Willits as Chair (3-0)
• Approved November 17, 2025, meeting minutes (3-0)
• Recommended adoption of the second budget amendment for FY 2026 General Government (3-0)

Gainesville Cultural Affairs Board

The Gainesville Cultural Affairs Advisory Board will receive updates on current cultural activities. The board is also scheduled to review guidelines for Outside Agency grants and listen to a presentation regarding Heartwood Soundstage.

• Review of Outside Agency grant guidelines
• Heartwood Soundstage presentation by Chelsea Carnes
• Approval of January 28, 2026 meeting minutes

City Plan Board

The City Plan Board will elect a new Vice-Chair and review several land use petitions. Discussion items include updates on the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan and historic district buffer regulations.

• Election of a new Vice-Chair
• Right-of-way vacation east of SW 6th Street between SW 4th Avenue and SW 5th Avenue
• Right-of-way vacation for a 10ft strip adjacent to 1542 W. University Ave.
• Rezoning of 3925 NW 8th Avenue from Single-Family to Planned Development
• Discussion regarding Historic District Buffers and the ImagineGNV Comprehensive Plan update

Police Advisory Council

The Police Advisory Council will review a quarterly update from the Gainesville Police Department covering October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2025. The council will also hear a summary of closed internal affairs cases from January 2026 and discuss the 2025-2027 working calendar.

• Gainesville Police Department Quarterly Update (October 1, 2025 – September 30, 2025)
• Summary of closed internal affairs cases from January 2026
• 2025-2027 Police Advisory Council working calendar review

The council approved the agenda and the January 28, 2026, meeting minutes. Members received a quarterly update from Gainesville Police Department leadership and discussed closed internal affairs cases. The council also reviewed its 2025-2027 working calendar.

• Approved the meeting agenda
• Approved January 28, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved the 2025-2027 working calendar

Agenda Review - City Commission

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Development Review Board

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City Plan Board

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City Commission - Regular Meeting

The City Commission will consider a partnership to pursue a HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation grant for the East University area. Other items include software maintenance renewals, advisory board appointments, and updates on American Rescue Plan Act spending.

• First Amendment to HASTUS Software Maintenance and Support Agreement: $127,396.00
• HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant partnership for Lake Terrace Apartments
• Appointment of Aaron Wise to the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board
• Nomination of Bessie Jackson to the Library District Board of Trustees
• Update on American Rescue Plan Act project spending through December 31, 2025

The City Commission approved a directive to expand the cold night shelter program for 2027. The Commission also filled multiple vacancies on advisory boards and passed a second reading for a quasi-judicial rezoning ordinance.

• Approved HASTUS Software Maintenance and Support Agreement amendment ($127,396.00)
• Appointed Aaron Wise to the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board
• Nominated Bessie Jackson to the Library District Board of Trustees
• Approved HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant partnership agreement
• Appointed Jason Cory Brunson to the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board
• Appointed Russ Hirshik, Krista King, and Michael Pellett to the SHIP - Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
• Directed City Manager to expand the cold night shelter program for 2027
• Approved second reading of quasi-judicial rezoning ordinance (6-0)

Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority

The Authority is reviewing a resolution to accept up to $19,166,503 in federal funding for wastewater system improvements following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Other items include updates to the code of ethics, fuel levelization adjustments, and a new code of business conduct.

• $19,166,503 SRF Grant for wastewater collection and treatment improvements
• $10.7 million reduction in Electric System regulatory asset
• $1.1 million increase in Gas System regulatory liability
• Readoption of the State of Florida Code of Ethics
• Review of the Code of Business Conduct and meeting protocols

The Authority approved a supplemental appropriation for hurricane recovery and authorized new financial transactions. The Board also updated its Code of Business Conduct regarding public comment procedures.

• Approved January 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved conflict waiver for Folds Walker
• Approved SRF Grant Resolution for Hurricane Helene and Milton/Hawai’i Wildfires funding
• Approved resolution authorizing financial transactions and requesting City Commission action
• Approved Code of Business Conduct amendments to move general public comment to the end of meetings, implement a sign-up sheet, and maintain a three-minute time limit

Gainesville Human Rights Board

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City Commission Workshop

The City Commission will discuss the 2026 State of the City Address. The session is intended for the Mayor and Commissioners to present highlights regarding the progress of city programs, services, and strategic goals.

• 2026-01 State of the City Address - 2026 (B)

The City Commission held a workshop where Mayor Ward presented the 2026 State of the City address. No substantive legislative or financial decisions were made during this meeting.

Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area Advisory Board

The board will meet to review previous minutes and receive a report from the GCRA Director. The director's report includes information on an upcoming Joint City and County meeting and the history of the CRA to GCRA.

• Review of January 20, 2026, meeting minutes

The board approved a motion to ask the City to increase Community Partnership Grant funding from $10,000 to $20,000 per quarter. Rick Smith provided updates on an upcoming Annual Report and Economic Development Incentive Program workshops.

• Approved agenda adoption
• Approved previous meeting minutes
• Approved request to double Community Partnership Grant funding from $10,000 to $20,000 per quarter

Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development

The Citizens Advisory Committee For Community Development will discuss the status of CDBG and HOME funding allocations for fiscal year 2025-2026. The committee will also formally welcome Maria Johnson and Kista King to the board.

• Welcome new members Maria Johnson and Kista King
• Discuss FY2025-2026 CDBG and HOME allocations

City Beautification Board

The City Beautification Board will meet to review the minutes from the January 27, 2026 meeting. The board will also discuss preparation items for the 2026 Beautification Awards Ceremony.

• Approval of the January 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion regarding 2026-113 Awards Ceremony Planning and Management

The City Beautification Board approved the January 27, 2026 meeting minutes. Members selected several winners for the 2026 City Beautification Awards and scheduled the ceremony for May 6, 2026.

• Approved January 27, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Scheduled 2026 awards ceremony for May 6, 2026 at Thomas Center Spanish Court (6-0)
• Selected 2026 award winners: The Giving Garden, Gainesville Fine Arts Association, RTS Bus Stop Improvements initiative, Alfred A. Ring Park, Citywide Multi-Use Trail Wayfinding System, Mindful messages, Grove Street Farmers Market, and How Bazaar (6-0)

Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board

The Gainesville Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Board will review amendments to regional transportation funding plans and a draft two-year work program required for federal and state grants. Members will also discuss letters of support for a proposed Newberry-High Springs rail corridor trail and consider purchasing new bike repair stations and replacement tools for city locations. These planning documents determine how local transportation funds are allocated, while the equipment purchases maintain public bicycle facilities across Gainesville.

• Amendment to de-obligate $1,000,000 from Gainesville MTPO PL Agreement No. G2889, leaving a $1,400,000 balance for July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026.
• Draft FY26/27–FY27/28 Unified Planning Work Program to maintain eligibility for state and federal transportation funding.
• Update to the List of Priority Projects (LOPP) for fiscal years 2027–2032, with no proposed changes but allowing the University Blvd. Lighting Project to be expedited.
• Discussion on letters of support for a shared-use path in the Newberry-High Springs Rail Corridor Trail.
• Consideration of purchases including a DERO bike repair station ($1,348), replacement tool kits ($223 each or $2,240 total), and a hex tool assembly ($44).

The Board approved several MTPO Unified Planning Work Program items and a list of priority projects update. Members also directed the chair to sign letters of support for the Newberry-High Springs Rail Corridor Trail project. A follow-up item regarding November 2025 purchases was tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved November 18, 2025, meeting minutes
• Approved MTPO Unified Planning Work Program FY24/25 – FY 25/26 Amendment #6
• Approved draft FY26/27 to FY27/28 Unified Planning Work Program with language for public participation funds
• Approved MTPO List of Priority Projects Update
• Directed the chair to sign letters of support for Newberry-High Springs Rail Corridor Trail project
• Tabled November 2025 purchase follow-ups to next meeting

Nature Centers Commission

The Nature Centers Commission will review financial reports and staff updates. The commission is scheduled to vote on a funding allocation for a new tent quote.

• Vote on funding allocation for a new tent quote
• Review of current NCC budget and February financials
• Discussion of Annual Report to Commission
• Staff and Friends of Nature Parks updates

Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate

The City of Gainesville Code Enforcement Special Magistrate will hear seven individual property violation cases on February 12, 2026. The magistrate will review complaints ranging from overgrown weeds and garbage accumulation to missing building permits and vacant structures. These hearings determine whether specific properties meet city code standards and what compliance actions are required for the listed addresses.

• Case at 414 NW 12th Ter regarding weeds and garbage accumulation (Case No. 25-004795)
• Case at 1217 NW 30th Ave involving motor vehicles, garbage, and graffiti removal (Case No. 25-012610)
• Case at 2220 SW 34th St addressing a missing building permit (Case No. 25-012007)
• Case at 210 SW 2nd Ave concerning vacant structures, weeds, and property defacement (Case No. 25-010366)
• Case at 409 NE 11th St Apt. 10 covering heat supply, mechanical equipment, and interior surfaces (Case No. 25-012051)

The Special Magistrate rescinded all fines for case SM 2025-047. Case SM 2026-010 was found guilty, requiring administrative costs of $264.60 and a daily fine of $1,000.00 if compliance is not met within five days. Several other cases were granted compliance or dismissal.

• Rescinded fines to $0.00 for SM 2025-047 (Pawlik Gunter H)
• Continued case SM 2026-006 (Turner Martha A Life Estate) to March hearing
• Found guilty in case SM 2026-010 (Cyclone Gainesville Piccadilly 234 LLC); assessed $264.60 administrative costs and a $1,000.00 daily fine after 5 days of non-compliance
• Granted compliance/dismissal for SM 2026-007 (TR Gainesville Real Estate LLC)
• Granted compliance/dismissal for SM 2026-008 (Allen Ellen D)
• Granted compliance/dismissal for SM 2026-009 (Acosta Gaynelle Heirs)
• Granted compliance/dismissal for SM 2026-011 (Moghadam Nasrin Trustee)
• Granted compliance/dismissal for SM 2026-012 (Double O Investments Group Inc.)

General Policy Committee

The General Policy Committee will hear a presentation regarding the City of Gainesville and Alachua County Community Gun Violence Prevention Alliance Five-Year Strategic Plan (2026-2031). The committee is tasked with reviewing the plan and authorizing staff to continue implementation planning. A recommendation will be made for the plan to be discussed at a joint city and county meeting on March 9th.

• Discussion of Community Gun Violence Prevention Alliance Five-Year Strategic Plan (2026-2031)
• Approval of January 22, 2026, meeting minutes

The General Policy Committee approved the agenda and January meeting minutes. Members authorized staff to continue planning for the Community Gun Violence Prevention Alliance Five-Year Strategic Plan (2026-2031) and recommended its discussion at a joint meeting on March 9.

• Adopted the agenda (5-0)
• Approved January 22, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Authorized staff to continue planning for the Community Gun Violence Prevention Alliance Five-Year Strategic Plan (5-0)
• Recommended the Strategic Plan be discussed at the March 9th Joint City & County Commission Meeting (5-0)