Waycross public meetings in 2022
51 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review several privilege license renewals for local restaurants and lounges. The commission will also consider resolutions regarding fire department equipment and the appointment of an agent to inspect abandoned mobile homes.
- Privilege license renewals for businesses including The Olive Garden, Gooey’s Pizza Too, and Stop N Save
- Appointment of James Shubert as Local Government Agent to inspect abandoned mobile homes
- Purchase of commercial grade exercise equipment for the Waycross Fire Department
City Commission
The commission will discuss the Old City Garage and Lakeview Drive. Proposed resolutions include purchasing fire department exercise equipment and appointing an agent to inspect abandoned mobile homes. Several local businesses are also up for privilege license renewals.
- Bid for Fire Department exercise equipment (FY23-06)
- Resolution to appoint James Shubert as agent for abandoned mobile home inspections
- Resolution to purchase commercial grade exercise equipment for the fire department
- Privilege license renewals for several local businesses
- Discussion regarding the Old City Garage
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider re-zoning 121 Victory Drive from industrial park to highway commercial. The agenda also includes resolutions to appoint Tommy Cox as acting city manager and to purchase a new fire truck. Additionally, the commission will review several business privilege license renewals.
- Re-zoning of 121 Victory Drive from IP – Industrial Park to C – 2 Highway Commercial
- Appointment of Tommy Cox as Acting City Manager for up to six months
- Purchase of a new Pierce Saber Pumper Fire Truck
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2022 Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades Project
- Sale and transfer of surplus real property on Brunswick Avenue
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning session to discuss several administrative items. Proposed actions include appointing Tommy Cox as Acting City Manager and purchasing washing machines for the fire department. The agenda also includes land sales and wastewater facility upgrades.
- Appointment of Tommy Cox as Acting City Manager
- Sale of 0.21 acres on Brunswick Ave (Parcel WA0803 085A)
- Purchase of three extractor washing machines for the Fire Department
- Approval of FY2022 Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades Project
- Renewal of 22 privilege licenses for local businesses
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review zoning changes, street paving contracts, and privilege license renewals. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding the College Street right-of-way and the declaration of a police vehicle as surplus property.
- Re-zoning 121 Victory Drive from Industrial Park to Highway Commercial
- Paving contract award to Thrift Brothers LLC for Beville, Crawford, Hanover, Jane, and Richmond streets
- Ordinance to abandon and close a portion of College Street right-of-way
- Renewal of privilege licenses for various local convenience stores and bars
- Declaration of a 1998 police vehicle as surplus property
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing bids for street resurfacing and a contract award for several streets. The session includes discussions on a state grant application and proposed resolutions for wastewater facility upgrades. Additionally, the commission will review numerous privilege license renewals for local businesses.
- Bid for street repair and resurfacing of five streets
- Proposed paving contract award to Thrift Brothers LLC
- Ordinance to abandon a portion of College Street right-of-way
- Resolution for FY2022 Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades Project
- Discussion regarding state grant application for neighborhood outcomes
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider rezoning 121 Victory Drive from industrial to highway commercial. The meeting includes second readings for ordinances regarding city charter audits and new building certificate fees. The commission will also review stormwater utility bids and privilege license renewals.
- Rezoning 121 Victory Drive from Industrial Park to Highway Commercial
- Ordinance amending City Charter to require an annual audit
- New fee for preparation and filing of Unsafe Building Certificates
- Contract award to Diamond Concrete Products for stormwater projects
- Privilege license renewals for George’s Liquor Store, Walmart, and Fancy Q Sushi
City Commission
The commission will discuss the 2023 holiday calendar, employee merit increases, and ARP grants. Proposed actions include rezoning property on Victory Drive and declaring surplus land on Brunswick Avenue for sale.
- Rezoning of 121 Victory Drive from Industrial Park to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Sale of 0.21 acres of surplus land on Brunswick Avenue
- Bid award to Diamond Concrete Products for stormwater projects
- Privilege license renewals for George’s Liquor Store, two Walmarts, and Fancy Q Sushi
- Discussion regarding ARP Grant and employee merit increases
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review amendments to the city code regarding yard trash pickup and a new fee for unsafe building certificates. The agenda also includes resolutions for police grant funding and updates to personnel per diem policies.
- Ordinance amendment for yard trash pickup
- New fee for Unsafe Building Certificate preparation and filing
- Amendment to City Charter regarding annual audit requirements
- FY 2022 Homeland Security Grant for Waycross Police Department
- Surplus declaration and sale of a 2002 Navistar 4700 vehicle
City Commission
The session includes discussions regarding the Waste Water Treatment Plant and per diem. Proposed actions include amending the City Charter audit requirements and adding a fee for Unsafe Building Certificates.
- Ordinance to amend the City Charter regarding annual audit requirements
- New fee for the preparation and filing of Unsafe Building Certificates
- Resolution to sell a 2002 Navistar 4700 surplus vehicle on GOVDEALS.COM
- Resolution to approve the FY 2022 Homeland Security Grant Program Agreement for Waycross Police Department
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review an ordinance amendment regarding yard trash pickup. The commission also plans to schedule a public hearing for the closure of a 60-foot right-of-way on College Street. Additionally, officials will consider approving several insurance providers for city coverage.
- Public hearing for the closure of a 60-foot right-of-way on College Street from Knight Avenue
- Ordinance amendment to Chapter 40 regarding yard trash pickup
- Approval of Travelers Insurance Company for property, casualty, and public entity coverage
- Approval of Hiscox Insurance Company for terrorism and sabotage insurance
- Approval of CFC Underwriting Limited for cyber liability coverage
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review a map amendment request for 121 Victory Drive and the closure of Colquitt Street. The agenda also includes approving privilege licenses and adopting a landfill groundwater monitoring report.
- Map Amendment Request for 121 Victory Drive
- Privilege license renewals for Om Food Mart and Fancy Q Sushi Waycross Inc.
- Resolution to authorize quitclaim deeds for the closure of Colquitt Street
- Adoption of groundwater monitoring report for Blackwell / Common Street Landfill
- Surplus police equipment and vehicle transfers
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will discuss a map amendment request for 121 Victory Drive and landfill monitoring results. The session also includes discussions regarding downtown events and police department updates.
- Map Amendment Request for 121 Victory Drive
- Resolution to approve ESO Fire RMS Software renewal using ARPA funding
- Resolution to accept a donated 2008 Dodge Caravan for the WPD
- Privilege license renewals for Om Food Mart and Fancy Q Sushi Waycross Inc.
- Declaration of surplus police weapon and badge
City Commission
The commission will consider resolutions to adopt an investment policy and amend the Fiscal Year 2023 budget. Agenda items include contract agreements for police armory renovations and a new knuckle boom loader purchase. A public hearing will also be scheduled regarding the closure of part of College Street.
- Public hearing scheduling for the closure of a portion of College Street
- Contract agreement for Armory Complex Police Special Operations Renovations
- Bid award to Environmental Products Group for a Knuckle Boom Loader
- Resolution to adopt an investment policy
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing proposals for police armory renovations and the adoption of a new city investment policy. The session also includes discussions regarding a proposed cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) increase and equipment bids.
- Agreement with Douglas A. Neal Architect, INC. for Armory Complex renovations
- Contract award to Environmental Products Group of Atlanta for a knuckle boom loader
- Adoption of a new city investment policy
- Discussion regarding a proposed COLA increase
City Commission
The City Commission will review ordinances regarding street gang terrorism prevention and the closing of a portion of Colquitt Street. The agenda also includes resolutions for police communication headsets and federal grant acceptance.
- Ordinance to close part of Colquitt Street right-of-way between South Georgia Parkway and Mary Street
- Ordinance amending city code regarding street gang terrorism and prevention
- Privilege license for 1803 Knight LLC / DBA King Claw at 1803 Knight Ave. Suite I
- Resolution to approve purchase of tactical communication headsets for Waycross Police Department
- Resolution to accept a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance
City Commission
The commission is reviewing resolutions for local sales tax distribution and a federal justice grant application. The session also includes discussions on tactical communication headset purchases and privilege license renewals.
- Resolution to approve purchase of tactical communication headsets for Waycross Police Department
- Resolution to accept Bureau of Justice Assistance grant
- Privilege license for 1803 Knight LLC/DBA King Claw
- Bids for tactical communication headers and surplus property
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider ordinances regarding street gang prevention and the closure of a portion of Colquitt Street. The agenda also includes resolutions for emergency repairs to fire equipment and water plant components. Additionally, officials will review tax exemption amendments for religious and charitable organizations.
- Ordinance adding street gang terrorism and prevention article to City Code
- Ordinance to abandon a portion of Colquitt Street right-of-way
- Contract award to Hydra-Stop for an emergency check valve at the Waycross Water Plant
- Contract with Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC for repairs to an Arrow XT fire truck
- Amendment to tax regulations for religious and charitable organizations
City Commission
The commission will discuss emergency repairs for a water plant valve and ladder truck maintenance. The session also includes reviews of proposed ordinances regarding street gang prevention and resolutions for cloud-based backup services.
- Proposed ordinance adding Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention to City Code
- Resolution for VC3 Cloud-Based Backup Service security change order
- Discussion of emergency repairs to a water plant valve
- Bid for surplus property 1984 MAKO Cascade System
- First amendment to agreement with ESG Operations, Inc.
City Commission
The City Commission is considering a petition to close and abandon a 60-foot right-of-way on Colquitt Street. This section runs from South Georgia Parkway north toward Mary Street. The meeting includes a public hearing for supporters and opponents to present their views.
- Closing and abandoning a 60-foot right-of-way on Colquitt Street, from South Georgia Parkway to Mary Street
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will review ordinance amendments regarding meeting decorum and public participation. The agenda also includes updates to off-street parking requirements and yard sale regulations for tax-exempt organizations. Additionally, the commission will consider insurance consulting contracts and employee health insurance eligibility.
- Amendments to city meeting decorum and public participation rules
- Zoning ordinance updates regarding unpaved off-street parking requirements
- Contract award to Five Points, A Gallagher Company for benefits consulting
- Ordinance amendments for tax-exempt organization yard sales
- Change order for anti-spam protection with VC3, Inc.
City Commission
The Commission will discuss a proposed amendment to the FY2023 budget and the new preliminary tax digest. The session also includes discussions regarding voting precincts, the City Manager, and an armory change order.
- Ordinance amending tax exemptions for religious and charitable organizations
- Contract award for insurance benefits consulting and broker services
- Surplus of a 2011 police vehicle via govdeals.com
- Security change order with VC3, Inc. for anti-spam protection
- Health insurance eligibility for employees eligible for retirement after July 1, 2022
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing amendments to city meeting procedures and zoning regulations for off-street parking. The commission will also consider an agreement with Ware County regarding sales tax proceeds and adopt the 2021 annual financial report.
- Amendments to city meeting decorum and public participation rules
- Changes to off-street parking requirements and unpaved parking regulations
- Intergovernmental agreement with Ware County for SPLOST proceeds distribution
- Adoption of the FY 2021 annual financial report
- Sale of surplus police vehicle via govdeals.com
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is holding a planning and information session to discuss several items. Topics include sewer repairs near Arby’s, homeland security grant funds, and updates to the city's zoning ordinance regarding parking requirements.
- Ordinance amending meeting decorum and public participation rules
- Zoning ordinance amendment for off-street parking requirements
- Resolution for an intergovernmental agreement with Ware County regarding SPLOST proceeds
- Resolution to adopt the FY 2021 Annual Financial Report
- Discussion of sewer repairs near Arby’s
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission met to discuss the Fiscal Year 2023 budget, SPLOST agreements, and LOST negotiations. The meeting included resolutions for approving the upcoming fiscal year budget and an agreement with Ware County regarding SPLOST proceeds.
- Approval of the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
- Intergovernmental Agreement with Ware County for SPLOST proceeds distribution
- Discussion of LOST negotiations
City Commission
The City Commission is conducting a public hearing regarding a petition to amend the Waycross Zoning Ordinance text. The proposal involves changing and adding language to Sections 608.2(u) and 608.28(h) related to off-street parking requirements.
- Amendment to Waycross Zoning Ordinance Sections 608.2(u) and 608.28(h) regarding off-street parking requirements
City Commission
The commission will take final action regarding the City Manager position and consider several resolutions. These include approving a watershed protection report and purchasing pumps for sewer lift station replacements.
- Final action on City Manager position
- Approval of Watershed Protection Plan 2021 Annual Report
- Purchase of pumps for System-wide Sewer Lift Station Pump Replacement Project
- Rehabilitation assistance for 1413 Rockefeller Street via C.H.I.P. Grant Number 2017-112
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning and information session to review an audit by Mauldin & Jenkins CPAs. Proposed resolutions include approving the 2021 Watershed Protection Plan Annual Report and purchasing pumps for the Sewer Lift Station Pump Replacement Project. The session also includes discussions on generator repairs and rehabilitation assistance for 1413 Rockefeller Street.
- Bid # FY-22-35 for Benefits Consulting and Broker Services
- Audit presentation by Mauldin & Jenkins CPAs
- Purchase of pumps for Sewer Lift Station Pump Replacement Project
- Rehabilitation assistance for 1413 Rockefeller Street via C.H.I.P. Grant 2017-112
City Commission
The City Commission is holding a called meeting for the purpose of discussing the Fiscal Year 2023 budget. No other specific agenda items are listed beyond procedural steps and guests.
- Discussion of FY2023 Budget
City Commission
The Commission will consider several resolutions, including the appointment of an Acting City Manager and awarding contracts for fuel and oil services. The agenda also includes scheduling upcoming public hearings regarding the city budget and a street closure on Colquitt Street.
- Resolution to appoint Marc Hawkins as Acting City Manager for up to six months
- Ordinance second reading to amend the City Charter regarding how persons address the Commission
- Resolution to pay Consolidated Pipe and Supply Company, Inc. for water line materials at Center Elementary School
- Resolution to transfer funds to GDOT for the U.S. #1 Overpass Project
- Awarding contracts for fuel card services and annual oil and lubricant services
City Commission
The commission will discuss the SPLOST referendum and replacing street signs in the Historic District. Proposed resolutions include transferring funds for the U.S. #1 Overpass Project and paying for water line work at Center Elementary School. The session also includes reviewing annual service bids.
- Resolution to appoint Marc Hawkins as Acting City Manager for up to six months
- Resolution to pay Consolidated Pipe and Supply Company, Inc. for water line work at Center Elementary School
- Resolution to transfer funds to GDOT for the U.S. #1 Overpass Project
- Awarding fuel card contract to Lewis and Raulerson, Inc.
- Awarding oil and lubricant service contract to T & R Oil Company D/B/A Boswell Oil
City Commission
The June 1, 2022, special called meeting consists of procedural items. The agenda includes entering and adjourning to an executive session.
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions. Proposed actions include amending the city charter regarding public comments and annexing property at 1190 East Blackshear Avenue. The commission will also consider updates to employee leave policies and bids for police and fire uniforms.
- Ordinance to close part of Council Street right-of-way between Congress and Senate Streets
- Annexation of property at 1190 East Blackshear Avenue into R-75 Residential zoning
- Amendment to the City Charter regarding when persons can address the Commission
- Purchase of Kenwood Digital Radios for the Waycross Police Department
- Amendments to the City Employee Handbook regarding annual leave accrual
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will hold a planning and information session to discuss various city matters. Topics include potential rate increases for Ryland Environmental and ESG, the Folk Street Grant Project, and police equipment bids. The commission will also consider ordinances regarding city charter amendments and property annexation.
- Annexation of 1190 East Blackshear Avenue into R-75 Residential zoning
- Bids for police uniforms, leather goods, radios, and fire uniforms
- Proposed rate increase from Ryland Environmental and ESG
- Ordinance to amend the City Charter regarding public address rules
- Discussion of Folk Street Grant Project
City Commission
The City Commission will consider resolutions regarding police body camera grants and mosquito control. The agenda also includes an ordinance to close part of Council Street and a scope increase for the Albany Avenue drainage project.
- Ordinance to close part of Council Street between Congress and Senate Streets
- Police body camera grant agreement with Justice & Security Strategies, Inc.
- Mosquito control spray bid award to Adapco, Inc.
- Scope increase for Albany Avenue Drainage Improvement Project
- Sale of surplus police vehicles on GOVDEALS.com
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is holding a planning and information session to discuss several city projects and bids. Topics include mosquito control spraying, police car equipment, and drainage improvements on Albany Avenue. The commission will also discuss voting precincts and appointments to the Land Bank Authority.
- Resolution to award mosquito control spray bid to Adapco, Inc.
- Resolution for in-car equipment for new police cars
- Resolution to increase scope of work for Albany Avenue drainage project with Thrift Brothers, LLC
- Ordinance to close a portion of Council Street right-of-way between Congress and Senate Streets
- Discussion regarding a federal grant for additional police body cameras
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will meet to review zoning changes and approve several resolutions. This includes scheduling a public hearing for 1190 E. Blackshear Avenue and reviewing groundwater monitoring for the Blackwell/Common Street Landfill. The commission will also consider an inmate work detail agreement with the Georgia Department of Corrections.
- Rezoning property at Thomas St and Pendleton St from R-50 Residential to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Scheduling a public hearing for zoning and annexation at 1190 E. Blackshear Avenue
- Adopting groundwater monitoring report for the closed Blackwell/Common Street Landfill
- Canceling Deed to Secure Debt and Repayment Agreement for 1425 Pine Street
- Approving annual inmate work detail agreement with Georgia Department of Corrections
City Commission
The commission will review groundwater monitoring reports for the Blackwell/Common Street Landfill. Members will also discuss requests for rate increases from ESG Operations and Ryland Environmental. Additionally, an ordinance to amend how citizens address the commission will be reviewed.
- Rate increase requests from ESG Operations and Ryland Environmental
- Adoption of groundwater monitoring report for Blackwell/Common Street Landfill
- Cancellation of debt agreement for property at 1425 Pine Street
- Annual work detail agreement with Georgia Department of Corrections
- Ordinance to amend the City Charter regarding public comments
City Commission
The City Commission will consider rezoning a property from R-5 residential to C-2 highway commercial. The agenda also includes an oath of office for the City Clerk and privilege license renewals.
- Rezoning corner of Thomas Street and Pendleton Street from R-5 to C-2
- Privilege license renewal for Food Lion at 1312 Plant Avenue
- Privilege license renewal for Waycross Food & Beverage at 1302 Brunel Street
- Privilege license renewal for Tienda Ballarta LLC at 914 Memorial Drive
- Oath of office for the City Clerk
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing a rezoning request for the corner of Thomas and Pendleton Streets. The session also includes adopting a groundwater monitoring report for the Blackwell/Common Street Landfill.
- Rezoning property at Southwest Corner of Thomas Street and Pendleton Street from R-50 to C-2 Highway Commercial
- Adoption of Groundwater Monitoring & Statistical Analysis Report for Closed Blackwell/Common Street Landfill
- Privilege license applications for Food Lion, LLC; Waycross Food & Beverage; and Tienda Ballarta LLC
- Oath of Office for City Clerk
- Ethics principles pledge for Mayor and Commissioners
City Commission
The commission will consider resolutions to sell abandoned guns and forfeited firearms to the highest bidder. The meeting also includes scheduling a public hearing regarding the closure of a portion of Council Street.
- Public hearing for the closure of a portion of Council Street
- Resolution to sell abandoned guns to the highest responsible bidder
- Resolution to surplus and sell firearms forfeited by court order
- Approval of minutes from February 28 and March 1, 2022
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider scheduling a public hearing for the closure of part of Council Street. Proposed resolutions include the sale of abandoned guns and firearms forfeited by court order. A report from Public Works is also scheduled.
- Scheduling a public hearing for the closure of a portion of Council Street
- Resolution to sell abandoned guns to the highest bidder
- Resolution to sell firearms forfeited by court order to the highest bidder
- Public Works department report
City Commission
The commission will consider resolutions regarding an American Rescue Plan Act MOU and a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program agreement. The agenda also includes a privilege license for AMVETS Post #0621.
- Resolution to authorize an MOU with an American Rescue Plan Act recipient
- Approval of a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program subrecipient agreement
- Privilege license for C.C. Stephen’s AMVETS Post #0621 at 773 Ossie Davis Parkway
- Resolution recognizing Georgia Cities Week, April 24–30, 2022
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will discuss the de-annexation of 1308 Truman Street. The session includes reviewing proposed resolutions for American Rescue Plan Act funding and hazard mitigation grants. A privilege license for AMVETS Post #0621 is also on the agenda.
- De-annexation discussion of 1308 Truman Street
- Privilege license for C.C. Stephen’s AMVETS Post #0621
- Resolution authorizing American Rescue Plan Act MOU
- Resolution approving Hazard Mitigation Grant Program agreement
- Resolution recognizing Georgia Cities Week
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider resolutions for city grinding services and new pumps for the Jasmine and Kettle Creek lift stations. The agenda also includes scheduling a public hearing for a zoning amendment on Thomas Street. Additionally, the commission will review minutes from previous meetings.
- Scheduling a public hearing for a zoning map amendment on Thomas Street
- Grinding services contract with Farmers Bulk Supply LLC
- Pump purchase for Jasmine Lift Station from Goforth Williamson, Inc.
- Pump purchase for Kettle Creek Lift Station from Goforth Williamson, Inc.
- Authorization of MOUs for American Rescue Plan Act recipients
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission is reviewing contract bids for annual grinding services and lift station pumps. The session also includes discussions on a zoning amendment for Thomas Street and a proposed ordinance regarding dead, diseased, or dying trees.
- Contract for annual grinding services with Farmers Bulk Supply LLC
- Pump purchases for Jasmine and Kettle Creek lift stations from Goforth Williamson, Inc.
- Zoning map amendment request for Parcel WA1602 187 on Thomas Street
- Proposed ordinance adding dead, diseased, or dying trees to the nuisance list
- Authorization of MOUs with American Rescue Plan Act recipients
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will consider an ordinance to close a portion of the Pendleton Street right-of-way. The agenda also includes approving a fireworks display agreement and reviewing grant applications for road maintenance. Additionally, the commission will address the removal and reappointment of members to the Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority.
- Ordinance to close part of Pendleton Street between Riverside Drive and West Oneida Street
- Fireworks display agreement with Pyrotecnico, Inc. for July 4, 2022
- FY2022 GDOT Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant application
- Modification of GEFA Loan Number CW2020002
- Reappointment of Waycross Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority members
City Commission
The Waycross City Commission will discuss the National Opioids Settlement and parking ordinances. The session also includes proposed resolutions regarding Fourth of July fireworks and the Waycross Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority.
- Resolution to approve Pyrotecnico, Inc. for Fourth of July fireworks display
- Resolution to request more directors for Waycross Convention & Visitors Bureau Authority
- Discussion of parking ordinance with Trey Gavin
- Privilege license for Popbellies Country Buffet Inc.
- Discussion regarding National Opioids Settlement
City Commission
The commission will consider resolutions to declare real property between Albany Avenue and Brunswick Avenue as surplus and award a contract for stormwater utility projects. Discussions include Public Works equipment repairs and WPD equipment replacement. The agenda also includes privilege license renewals and new applications.
- Resolution to declare property between Albany Avenue and Brunswick Avenue as surplus
- Contract award to Jackson Surveying, Inc. for four stormwater utility projects
- Bid for Stormwater Utility Surveying Services (Bid # FY23-07)
- Bid for WAYX 23-11 Surplus Land Brunswick Ave Parcel WA0803 085A 0.117 Acres
- Privilege license application for Torero Too Mexican Restaurant
City Commission
The City Commission will swear in new commissioners and elect a Mayor Pro Tempore. The agenda includes ordinances regarding barber shop permits in the Medical District and closing part of Pendleton Street. The commission will also consider purchasing a breathing apparatus fill station for the fire department.
- Ordinance to allow barber/beauty shops in the Medical District
- Ordinance to close part of Pendleton Street between Riverside Drive and West Oneida Street
- Resolution to purchase an SCBA Fill Station from Municipal Equipment of Orlando
- Resolution to amend the 2018 City Employee Handbook regarding holidays
- Swearing-in ceremony for new commissioners Norman Davis, Sheinita Bennett, and Katrena Felder
City Commission
The City Commission will swear in three newly elected commissioners and discuss various board appointments. Proposed items include zoning changes for the Medical District and closing a portion of Pendleton Street. The commission will also consider purchasing fire department equipment.
- Swearing in of Commissioners Norman Davis, Sheinita Bennett, and Katrena Felder
- Proposed ordinance for barber/beauty shops in the Medical District
- Proposed closure of part of Pendleton Street between Riverside Drive and West Oneida Street
- Resolution to purchase an SCBA Fill Station from Municipal Equipment of Orlando
- Approval of 2022 holiday calendar