Dunedin commission set to act on $901,709 stormwater contract, annexation, and advisory committee dissolutions
Dunedin's City Commission has a packed agenda for its July 9 regular meeting, including final votes on annexing 1991 Spanish Pines Drive, a $901,709 stormwater pipe lining contract, and two resolutions that would dissolve advisory committees. Minutes from the meeting have not yet been published, so outcomes are not yet confirmed.
City Commission Regular Meeting — July 9
The commission was scheduled to hold second readings on Ordinances 26-02, 26-03, and 26-04, which would voluntarily annex 1991 Spanish Pines Drive, set its land use to Residential Low, and zone it R-60.
Also on the agenda:
- **Stormwater pipe lining**: Task Order #2026-03 to Vortex Services, LLC for $901,709 for cured-in-place pipe lining.
- **Boardwalk replacement**: Award of ITB No. 26-2607 to Price Marine Construction for $152,231.54 for Hammock Boardwalk Replacement.
- **Fisher Field fencing**: Change Order to Bid #26-2602 for additional field fence replacement at Fisher Field #7 for $95,548.
- **Advisory committees**: Resolutions 26-09 and 26-10 to repeal the Youth Advisory Committee and the Public Relations Advisory Action Committee.
All items are listed as agenda-only; no vote tallies or final outcomes are available yet.
Commission Workshop — July 7
The commission workshop agenda included consensus direction on proposed living shoreline designs for Josiah Cephas Weaver Park. Commissioners were also scheduled to discuss Penny V projects and staffing, and to issue a proclamation designating July as Parks & Recreation Month. Minutes are not yet published.
Local Planning Agency — July 8
The Local Planning Agency was set to consider a city-initiated land use amendment and rezoning for the city-owned property at 1241 San Christopher Drive. The agenda calls for recommending approval of:
- **Ordinance 26-06**: Land Use Plan Amendment from Public/Semi-Public (P/SP) to Retail & Services (R&S).
- **Ordinance 26-07**: Rezoning from Municipal Public Lands (MPL) to Form-Based Medium (FX-M).
- A Declaration of Restrictive Covenants.
Business Impact Estimates were included in the exhibits. No recommendation outcome is confirmed, as minutes have not been published.
Code Enforcement Board — July 7
The Code Enforcement Board had three enforcement cases on its agenda:
- **Case 26-385**: City vs. Michael A. Lara, 1670 Country Lane — alleged violation of zoning district design standards and utility/recreational vehicle storage rules.
- **Case 26-432**: City vs. Michael A. Lara, 1670 Country Lane — alleged violation of motor vehicle storage standards.
- **Case 26-410**: City vs. Suncoast Third Trust, Clearwater Res Trust, James R. Ficken, 53 Highland Avenue — alleged violation of offensive accumulation codes.
The board was also scheduled to consider approval of draft minutes from its June 2, 2026 meeting. Outcomes are not yet available.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's official calendar for any newly posted meetings or schedule changes.