Apopka City Commission Meeting 04/15/26

Apopka City Commission Meeting · 2026-04-15 · agenda_packet

[Wolf Creek Court] The Apopka City Commission is considering an emergency designation for reconstruction of Wolf Creek Court, with an estimated cost of $719,000, including contingency. The project involves excavating, installing filter fabric and geosynthetic reinforcement, backfilling, and replacing pavement, curb, and gutter due to roadway settlement and sanitary sewer line damage. The roadway will be closed for three weeks, impacting six residents. [case RFP 2026-A-276] The Apopka City Commission is considering awarding a contract for Code Enforcement Software (RFP 2026-A-276) to Comcate Software, Inc. The selection process involved an evaluation committee scoring proposals based on qualifications, scope of services, price, demonstration completeness, and functional/technical abilities. Comcate Software, Inc. received the highest cumulative score of 193 out of 200. The total estimated cost for five years, including optional modules, is $184,763. The Apopka City Commission is to accept the March 2026 Disbursement Report for informational purposes. The report details all disbursements made by check, wire, or credit card during March 2026. [Southwest corner of Kelly Park Road and SR 429; case Ordinance No. 3150] The Apopka City Commission is considering an Ordinance (No. 3150) for a Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Element Text Amendment for Wyld Oaks. The project is located at the southwest corner of Kelly Park Road and SR 429, spans 304.28 acres, and is currently vacant. The proposed zoning is KPI-MU (Kelly Park Interchange - Mixed-Use) with a Wyld Oaks Town Center Overlay District, allowing for a density of up to 27.5 dwelling units per gross acre (approximately 4,675 units for 170 acres), with a bonus up to 30 dwelling units per gross acre if 30% open space is provided. The existing Future Land Use is Mixed Use. [Southwest corner of Kelly Park Road and SR 429; case Ordinance No. 3118] The Apopka City Commission is considering an Ordinance (No. 3118) for a Land Development Code (LDC) Text Amendment related to the Town Center Overlay District (Wyld Oaks). This amendment is associated with the Wyld Oaks project at the southwest corner of Kelly Park Road and SR 429, covering 304.28 acres. The proposed zoning is KPI-MU (Kelly Park Interchange - Mixed-Use) with the Wyld Oaks Town Center Overlay District. The existing use is vacant, and the existing Future Land Use is Mixed Use. [606 S. Hawthorne Avenue; case Ordinance Number 3132] The Apopka City Commission is considering Ordinance Number 3132 for a Small-Scale Future Land Use Amendment at 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue. The property is 7.68 acres and is currently zoned MU-ES-GT (Mixed-Use-East Shore-Gateway) and I-L (Light Industrial), with existing uses being Industrial. The proposed Future Land Use is Industrial, and the proposed use is Light Industrial Development. The existing Future Land Use is Mixed Use, Commercial. [606 S. Hawthorne Avenue; case Ordinance Number 3133] The Apopka City Commission is considering Ordinance Number 3133 for a Change of Zoning at 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue. The property is 7.68 acres and is currently zoned MU-ES-GT (Mixed Use East Shore Gateway) and I-L (Light Industrial). The proposed zoning is I-L (Light Industrial). The existing use is Industrial, and the existing Future Land Use is Mixed Use, Commercial. The proposed use is Light Industrial Development. [2104 Rock Springs Road, unaddressed parcel (28-20-28-0000-00-087); case Ordinance No. 3155] The Apopka City Commission is considering Ordinance No. 3155 for Annexation of the Raulerson property. The parcels are located at 2104 Rock Springs Road and an unaddressed parcel. The total tract size is 3.46 acres. The existing use is vacant parcels, and the current zoning is County A-1 (Agricultural District). Future Land Use is not stated. [1112 Schopke-Lester Road; case Resolution 2026-23] The Apopka City Commission is considering Resolution 2026-23 for the Vacation of Right-of-Way at 1112 Schopke-Lester Road. [case Resolution No. 2026-26] The Apopka City Commission is considering Resolution No. 2026-26, which amends the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026. [Northwest corner of Ondich Road and SR 453/SR 429; 1265 Rock Springs Road; Ocoee Apopka Road; 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue; 2104 Rock Springs Road; case Ondich North - Major Development Plan; 1265 Rock Springs Road appeal; Ordinance Number 3132; Ordinance Number 3133; Ordinance No. 3155] The Apopka City Commission meeting minutes from April 1, 2026, show several action items. The Ondich North Major Development Plan, covering 196.83 acres at the northwest corner of Ondich Road and SR 453/SR 429, was approved. This plan involves a future land use of Residential Estate, with existing uses being mostly vacant and some single-family residences, zoned PD (Planned Development) at a density of 0.99 dwelling units per acre. An appeal application for the denial of a Live Local Act application at 1265 Rock Springs Road (4.56 acres) was granted by a 3-2 vote. A temporary closing of Ocoee Apopka Road for roadway construction was approved. A Utility Upsizing Agreement for Ridgebrooke Subdivision was approved, allowing the developer to construct oversized water infrastructure in exchange for water impact fee credits. A motion to bring back an Ordinance for the appointment of members to the Planning Commission and Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Policy and Procedures was made, with no initial motion to approve. A motion to bring back a Resolution for the Honorary Naming of Public City Facilities Policy and Procedure was made, with no initial motion to approve. A motion to deny the City of Apopka's options for a Forensic Audit Procurement was carried 3-2. Ordinance Number 3132 (Small-Scale Future Land Use Amendment) and Ordinance Number 3133 (Change of Zoning) for 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue (7.68 acres) were both adopted on first reading and held over for second reading. Ordinance No. 3155 (Annexation) for the Raulerson property (3.46 acres) at 2104 Rock Springs Road was adopted on first reading by a 3-2 vote and held over for second reading. Resolution No. 2026-19 (Amending Investment/Portfolio Policy) and Resolution No. 2026-20 (Updating Cemetery Fees) were unanimously approved.