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June 2026 Special Magistrate Condemnation Hearing
This document is an agenda for a Special Magistrate Condemnation Hearing on June 25, 2026, at DeLand City Hall. The agenda includes several 'New Business' items, specifically 'Order of Condemnation' for properties with unsafe, dilapidated, unsanitary buildings constituting a public nuisance, in violation of City of DeLand Code of Ordinances Chapter 25, Section 25-A-6 (c)(3). The hearing will address multiple properties, each with a specific case number, location, respondent, parcel ID, and current zoning. No public comment is listed on the agenda.
- Board:
- Building Department Condemnation Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-25
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Orders of Condemnation are on the agenda for these properties; no decision is stated in the agenda itself.
- Address:
- 21 N University Cir; 237 W Rich Ave; 534 W Ohio Ave; 538 W Euclid Ave; 732 Cox St; 905 S Florida Ave; 1040 S Woodland Blvd
- Applicant:
- not stated (respondents listed are property owners/entities)
June 18, 2026 Technical Review Committee Agenda
[S Amelia and E Howry Ave; 430 E Arizona Ave; 1728 Sugarwood Loop; 725 E Summerhill Ave; 1960 S Woodland Blvd; case SP25-120; SP26-076; SP26-079; SP26-112; SP26-111; SE26-109] Project 1: Ace Hardware Class II Site Plan. 1.466 acres at S Amelia and E Howry Ave. Proposed 9,975 sq ft hardware store. Applicant: Michael Wojtuniak – Engineered Permits Inc. Case Number: SP25-120. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026. Project 2: Stetson University Softball Covered Hitting Facility. 2.63 acres at 430 E Arizona Ave. Proposed 4,320 sq ft pole-barn over batting cages. Applicant: Scott Thacker – Stetson University. Case Number: SP26-076. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026. Project 3: Towns at Summit - Model Townhome Sales Office. 0.38 acres at 1728 Sugarwood Loop. Applicant: Joseph Tucker – D.R. Horton Inc. Case Number: SP26-079. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026. Project 4: Kingspan Concrete Pad Expansion. 2.5 acres at 725 E Summerhill Ave. Proposed concrete pad expansion. Applicant: Parker Mynchenberg – Parker Mynchenberg & Associates. Case Number: SP26-112. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026. Project 5: RC Hill Mitsubishi Dealership Expansion. 3.76 acres at 1960 S Woodland Blvd. Proposed dealership expansion. Applicant: Matt Dowst – Mark Dowst & Associates, Inc. Case Number: SP26-111. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026. Project 6: RC Hill Mitsubishi Dealership Expansion Special Exception. 3.76 acres at 1960 S Woodland Blvd. Proposed special exception for dealership expansion. Applicant: Matt Dowst – Mark Dowst & Associates, Inc. Case Number: SE26-109. Decision: Not stated. Key Dates: Reviewed June 18, 2026.
- Board:
- Technical Review Committee (TRC)
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- S Amelia and E Howry Ave; 430 E Arizona Ave; 1728 Sugarwood Loop; 725 E Summerhill Ave; 1960 S Woodland Blvd
- Applicant:
- Michael Wojtuniak – Engineered Permits Inc.; Scott Thacker – Stetson University; Joseph Tucker – D.R. Horton Inc.; Parker Mynchenberg – Parker Mynchenberg & Associates; Matt Dowst – Mark Dowst & Associates, Inc.
June 18, 2026 Technical Review Committee Agenda Packet
[S Amelia and E Howry Ave; case SP25-120] Class II Site Plan for Ace Hardware, a 9,975 sq ft hardware store, was reviewed. The project is located on 1.466 acres at the intersection of S Amelia and E Howry Ave. The case number is SP25-120. [430 E Arizona Ave; case SP26-076] A Softball Covered Hitting Facility, a 4,320 sq ft pole-barn over batting cages, was reviewed. The project is located on 2.63 acres at 430 E Arizona Ave. The case number is SP26-076. This item was continued to the next TRC meeting on May 21, 2026, to address outstanding comments. [1728 Sugarwood Loop; case SP26-079] Townhomes at Summit - Model, a townhome sales office, was reviewed. The project is located on 0.38 acres at 1728 Sugarwood Loop. The case number is SP26-079. [725 E Summerhill Ave; case SP26-112] Kingspan Concrete Pad Expansion, a concrete pad expansion, was reviewed. The project is located on 2.5 acres at 725 E Summerhill Ave. The case number is SP26-112. [1960 S Woodland Blvd; case SP26-111] RC Hill Mitsubishi, a dealership expansion, was reviewed. The project is located on 3.76 acres at 1960 S Woodland Blvd. The case number is SP26-111. [1960 S Woodland Blvd; case SE26-109] RC Hill Mitsubishi, a Special Exception for dealership expansion, was reviewed. The project is located on 3.76 acres at 1960 S Woodland Blvd. The case number is SE26-109. [1850 S Woodland Blvd; case SP24-068] Class II Site Plan for Elliano's Coffee Shop, an 800 sq ft drive-thru coffee shop, was approved with conditions. The project is located on 0.48 acres at 1850 S Woodland Blvd. The case number is SP24-068. Conditions included a reduction in TPA width and approval of variance requests for landscape buffers. [800 E Beresford Ave; case PSB25-015] Preliminary Plat for Beresford Reserve, a development of 408 single-family residential lots with a clubhouse, pocket parks, and city park, was continued to the next TRC meeting. The project is located on 138.72 acres at 800 E Beresford Ave. The case number is PSB25-015. [536 W Armstrong Ave; case MS26-090] Minor Subdivision, a 2 parcel subdivision, was continued to the next TRC meeting pending an updated submittal. The project is located on 0.62 acres at 536 W Armstrong Ave. The case number is MS26-090. [628 S Parsons Ave; case MS26-094] Minor Subdivision, a 2 lot subdivision, was conditionally approved. Conditions include recording a drainage easement and updating the subdivision sketch. The project is located on 0.68 acres at 628 S Parsons Ave. The case number is MS26-094. [case SE26-109] This document is a zoning map and legend for the City of DeLand, Florida. It displays various zoning designations and planned development (PD) areas across different sections. Specific parcel information, case numbers, applicant names, project sizes, zoning changes, decisions, and key dates are not provided in this excerpt. The document includes a legend for city and county zoning codes and lists several Planned Development (PD) names, such as 'Bent Oaks PD', 'Crystal Cove PD', and '1580 South Woodland Boulevard PD'. It also lists street names like 'S WOODLAND BLVD' and 'E TAYLOR RD'. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is mentioned.
- Board:
- Technical Review Committee (TRC)
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Continued to next TRC meeting
- Address:
- S Amelia and E Howry Ave
- Applicant:
- Michael Wojtuniak – Engineered Permits Inc.
2026.06.15 Commission Regular Agenda
[120 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE (City Hall)] The City Commission approved a CPI adjustment to solid waste and recycling rates, resulting in a 4.16% increase effective October 1, 2026. They also approved a task assignment for the Old Daytona Road bridge replacement design for an amount not to exceed $258,133.00. The Bay Street Drainage Improvements Phases 1 and 2 were awarded to DDS Enterprises LLC, Inc. for $211,256.85. A donation of $10,000 was approved for the DeLand Police Athletic League. Approval was granted for the removal of one historic Live Oak tree at 342 Churchill Downs Boulevard. The Commission also considered scheduling budget workshops for FY 2026-2027 and authorized filing eviction and lien foreclosure actions. Additionally, ordinances were considered for annexing and changing land use and zoning for approximately 25.44 acres south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. New business included a zoning change for approximately 2.02 acres at 1500 S. Adelle Avenue, a special exception for vehicle sales and rentals at 109 Kensington Rd, and the demolition of two historic structures: a residential building at 338 Clake Street and a commercial building at 635 Bert Fish Drive. The Historic Preservation Board recommended approval for both demolitions. [South of Orange Camp Road, West of the I-4 Interchange; case Ordinance 2026-14 (Annexation); Ordinance 2026-15 (Land Use Change)] The City Commission considered ordinances for annexing approximately 25.44 acres and changing the land use for approximately 22.43 acres, both located south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. The land use change is from Volusia County Commercial and Volusia County Rural to City of DeLand Highway Commercial (HC). [South of Orange Camp Road, West of the I-4 Interchange; case Ordinance 2026-16] The City Commission considered an ordinance for changing the zoning for approximately 22.43 acres of property, located south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. The zoning change is from Volusia County B-6 (Highway Interchange Commercial), BPUD (Business Planned Unit Development), and A-2 (Rural Agriculture) to City Of DeLand C-2 (General Commercial). [1500 S. Adelle Avenue; case Ordinance (Not Numbered)] The City Commission considered an ordinance for changing the zoning for approximately 2.02 acres of property located at 1500 S. Adelle Avenue. The zoning change is from Springwood Town Homes PD (Planned Development) to R-16 (Multiple-Family Dwelling). [109 Kensington Rd; case Resolution 2026-31] The City Commission considered a resolution approving a Special Exception for vehicle sales and rentals at 109 Kensington Rd. [338 Clake Street; case Resolution 2026-32] The City Commission considered a resolution approving the demolition of a residential structure built in 1949, located at 338 Clake Street. The structure is not in a designated Historic District. The property owner purchased the property in November 2025 and has no definitive plans for reuse or future development. The Historic Preservation Board recommended approval. [635 Bert Fish Drive; case Resolution 2026-33] The City Commission considered a resolution approving the demolition of a commercial structure built in 1945, located at 635 Bert Fish Drive. The structure is not in a designated Historic District. The applicant has no definitive plans for redevelopment and intends for the site to be maintained as informal green space. The Historic Preservation Board recommended approval.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-15
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approved/Considered/Awarded
- Address:
- 120 SOUTH FLORIDA AVENUE (City Hall)
- Applicant:
- The City of DeLand (implied, as applicant for resolution)
2026.06.15 Commission Regular Agenda Packet
[case Resolution 2026-27] The City Commission approved a 3% CPI adjustment for solid waste and recycling collection services, effective October 1, 2026. The actual CPI increase was 4.16%, but the contract with GFL caps the adjustment at 3%. This adjustment will affect residential and commercial rates. [Old Daytona Road; case CPH Task Assignment No. 31] The City Commission considered approving CPH Task Assignment No. 31 for the Old Daytona Road bridge replacement design, with a proposed fee not to exceed $258,133.00. The project involves replacing the existing bridge with a box culvert, relocating utilities, and includes geotechnical, drainage, environmental, and permitting services. Funding will be partially from the FY 25/26 Stormwater Budget and reallocated from Miscellaneous Stormwater Improvements. [Bay Street] The City Commission considered awarding the bid for Bay Street Drainage Improvements Phases 1 and 2 to DDS Enterprises LLC, Inc. in the amount of $211,256.85. [342 Churchill Downs Boulevard; case Resolution 2026-29] The City Commission considered approving the removal of one historic Live Oak tree located at 342 Churchill Downs Boulevard. The applicant is the City of DeLand. [South of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange; case Ordinance 2026-14, Ordinance 2026-15, Ordinance 2026-16] The City Commission considered ordinances for annexing and changing the land use and zoning for approximately 25.44 acres located south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. The land use change is from Volusia County Commercial and Rural to City of DeLand Highway Commercial (HC). The zoning change is from Volusia County B-6, BPUD, and A-2 to City of DeLand C-2 (General Commercial). This item is on its second reading. [1500 S. Adelle Avenue] The City Commission considered an ordinance on first reading for changing the zoning for approximately 2.02 acres located at 1500 S. Adelle Avenue from Springwood Town Homes PD (Planned Development) to R-16 (Multiple-Family Dwelling). [109 Kensington Rd; case Resolution 2026-31] The City Commission considered approving a Special Exception for vehicle sales and rentals at 109 Kensington Rd. [338 Clake Street; case Resolution 2026-32] The City Commission considered approving the demolition of a residential structure built in 1949 at 338 Clake Street. The Historic Preservation Board recommended approval. The property owner purchased the property in November 2025 and has no definitive plans for reuse or future development, which is discouraged by City regulations without such plans. [635 Bert Fish Drive; case Resolution 2026-33] The City Commission considered approving the demolition of a commercial structure built in 1945 at 635 Bert Fish Drive. The Historic Preservation Board recommended approval. The applicant has no definitive plans for redevelopment and intends for the site to be maintained as informal green space, which is discouraged by City regulations without redevelopment plans.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-15
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- Old Daytona Road
- Applicant:
- GFL Solid Waste Southeast, LLC
Minutes 06-15-2026
[1500 S. Adelle Avenue; 109 Kensington Rd.; 338 Clake Street; 635 Bert Fish Drive; case Ordinance 2026-14; Ordinance 2026-15; Ordinance 2026-16; Resolution 2026-31; Resolution 2026-32; Resolution 2026-33] The City Commission approved the second reading of Ordinance 2026-14, annexing 25.44 acres south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. They also approved the second reading of Ordinance 2026-15, changing the land use for approximately 22.43 acres in the same location from Volusia County Commercial and Rural to City of DeLand Highway Commercial (HC). Additionally, Ordinance 2026-16 was approved on its second reading, rezoning the same 22.43 acres from Volusia County B-6, BPUD, and A-2 to City of DeLand C-2 (General Commercial). The Commission also approved the first reading of an ordinance to change the zoning for approximately 2.02 acres at 1500 S. Adelle Avenue from Springwood Town Homes PD to R-16 (Multiple-Family Dwelling), with a second reading anticipated on July 6, 2026. A special exception for vehicle sales and rentals at 109 Kensington Road was approved via Resolution 2026-31. Demolition of a residential structure at 338 Clake Street was approved via Resolution 2026-32. Demolition of a historic commercial structure at 635 Bert Fish Drive was approved via Resolution 2026-33, with Mayor Cloudman abstaining from the vote.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-15
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved (Ordinances 2026-14, 2026-15, 2026-16, first reading of zoning change for 1500 S. Adelle Ave., Resolution 2026-31, Resolution 2026-32, Resolution 2026-33); Mayor Cloudman abstained on Resolution 2026-33
- Address:
- 1500 S. Adelle Avenue; 109 Kensington Rd.; 338 Clake Street; 635 Bert Fish Drive
- Applicant:
- not stated (Ordinances 2026-14, 2026-15, 2026-16); not stated (1500 S. Adelle Ave.); not stated (109 Kensington Rd.); not stated (338 Clake Street); Stetson University (implied employer of Mayor Cloudman for 635 Bert Fish Drive)
June 10, 2026 Planning Board Agenda
The City of Deland Planning Board met on June 10, 2026. The agenda included several variance requests and a preliminary plat. Trevor Hickman requested variances for buffer reductions at 1850 S. Woodland Boulevard (V26-083). Charles Paiva requested a variance for a six-foot fence at 897 N. Garfield Avenue (V26-100). Donald Matthews requested a variance for a patio cover encroachment at 3501 Treetop Street (V26-086). Chris Blurton of Interplan LLC submitted a Preliminary Plat for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment on approximately 2.64 acres at 2217 S. Woodland Boulevard (PSB26-051). Public comment and stakeholder sentiment were not stated in the provided document.
- Board:
- Planning Board
- Date:
- 2026-06-10
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1850 S. Woodland Boulevard, 897 N. Garfield Avenue, 3501 Treetop Street, 2217 S. Woodland Boulevard
- Applicant:
- Trevor Hickman, Charles Paiva, Donald Matthews, Chris Blurton - Interplan LLC
June 10, 2026 Planning Board Agenda Packet
[1850 S. Woodland Boulevard; 897 N. Garfield Avenue; 3501 Treetop Street; 2217 S. Woodland Boulevard; 402 Ravenshill Way; 109 Kensington Road; 1500 S. Adelle Avenue; case V26-083; V26-100; V26-086; PSB26-051; V26-053; SE26-052; Z26-062] The Planning Board agenda for June 10, 2026, includes several items. One is a variance request for Trevor Hickman at 1850 S. Woodland Boulevard to reduce required Class D buffers. Another is a variance request for Charles Paiva at 897 N. Garfield Avenue to allow a six-foot fence in a street-side setback. A third variance request is for Donald Matthews at 3501 Treetop Street for an unenclosed patio cover encroachment. Additionally, there is a preliminary plat for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment by Chris Blurton - Interplan LLC at approximately 2.64 acres located at 2217 S. Woodland Boulevard. The May 13, 2026, Planning Board meeting minutes are also included. During the May 13th meeting, a variance for David C. Hodges at 402 Ravenshill Way was approved. A Special Exception for vehicle sales and rentals at 109 Kensington Road by J. Todd Swann - Swann Real Estate was recommended for approval with a condition. A rezoning request for The Plexes at Adelle at 1500 S. Adelle Avenue by Willie Robinson - Robinson Signature Realty LLC was recommended for approval.
- Board:
- Planning Board
- Date:
- 2026-06-10
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Agenda items for June 10, 2026: Variance requests (V26-083, V26-100, V26-086), Preliminary Plat (PSB26-051) - decision not stated in provided text. May 13, 2026 meeting: Variance V26-053 approved; Special Exception SE26-052 recommended for approval with condition; Rezoning Z26-062 recommended for approval.
- Address:
- 1850 S. Woodland Boulevard; 897 N. Garfield Avenue; 3501 Treetop Street; 2217 S. Woodland Boulevard; 402 Ravenshill Way; 109 Kensington Road; 1500 S. Adelle Avenue
- Applicant:
- Trevor Hickman; Charles Paiva; Donald Matthews; Chris Blurton - Interplan LLC; David C. Hodges; J. Todd Swann - Swann Real Estate; John Vole (property owner); Willie Robinson - Robinson Signature Realty LLC
Spring Hill CRA Agenda 6-8-26
[324 Chipola Avenue; 344 Napoleon Drive; 489 W. Mathis Street] The Spring Hill Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on June 8, 2026. The agenda included consideration for sewer connection assistance for two properties: 324 Chipola Avenue and 344 Napoleon Drive. An update on Spring Hill sewer infrastructure was also planned. No decisions or specific project details beyond the addresses were stated for the sewer connection assistance items. The meeting was held at the Dr. Joyce M. Cusack Resource Center, 489 W. Mathis Street, Deland, FL 3270. Public comment was not stated.
- Board:
- Spring Hill CRA
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 324 Chipola Avenue; 344 Napoleon Drive; 489 W. Mathis Street
Spring Hill CRA Agenda Packet 6-8-26
The Spring Hill Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on June 8, 2026. The agenda included consideration for sewer connection assistance for two properties, an update on sewer infrastructure, and discussions on partnership opportunities. The board was recommended to approve sewer connection assistance for 324 Chipola Avenue and 344 Napoleon Drive. A significant discussion occurred regarding the Spring Hill Sewer Infrastructure Update, with cost estimates for three phases ranging from $2.8 million to $12.8 million. The staff recommended moving $1.5 million in reserve funding into a sewer infrastructure reserve account. Partnership discussions involved proposals from the DeLand & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce for workforce development workshops ($5,600) and The House Next Door for health and wellness initiatives ($25,000). Other partners like Volusia County Community Assistance, CareerSource, and AdventHealth are continuing their involvement.
- Board:
- Spring Hill CRA
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommendations made for sewer connection assistance approval; direction sought on sewer infrastructure phases; general direction sought on partnership initiatives.
- Address:
- 324 Chipola Avenue, 344 Napoleon Drive, 489 W. Mathis Street (Resource Center)
- Applicant:
- Kevin Givens (324 Chipola Ave), Terrance Morris (344 Napoleon Drive), DeLand & Greater West Volusia Chamber of Commerce, The House Next Door
June 4, 2026 Historic Preservation Board Agenda
The City of Deland Historic Preservation Board met on June 4, 2026. Two historic preservation review applications for demolition were on the agenda. Project 1 at 635 Bert Fish Drive, owned by Stetson University, involves the demolition of a commercial structure built prior to 1950. Project 2 at 338 Clake Street, with applicant Scenic View Design & Construction, LLC and owner Voorhis Investment Partners, LLC, involves the demolition of a residential structure built prior to 1950. The document does not state the decision or public comment for either project.
- Board:
- Historic Preservation Board
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 635 Bert Fish Drive; 338 Clake Street
- Applicant:
- Stetson University; Scenic View Design & Construction, LLC
June 4, 2026 Historic Preservation Board Agenda Packet
[635 Bert Fish Drive; case HPB26-085] The Historic Preservation Board reviewed the demolition of a commercial structure built prior to 1950 at 635 Bert Fish Drive. Stetson University is the applicant/owner. The building, constructed in 1945, is currently vacant and not located within a designated Historic District, but rather the Downtown Historic Support District. The applicant intends for the site to be maintained as informal green space with no immediate redevelopment plans. Staff recommended approval of the demolition request, noting the building's poor condition, lack of significant historic or architectural value, and that it does not contribute to a historic district. The demolition is estimated to cost $15,000, including asbestos abatement, with an anticipated start and completion in summer 2026. [338 South Clake Street; case HPB26-047] The Historic Preservation Board reviewed the demolition of a residential structure built prior to 1950 at 338 South Clake Street. Scenic View Design & Construction LLC is the applicant, and Voorhis Investment Partners, LLC is the owner. The building, constructed in 1949, is vacant and located in the Downtown Historic Support District and the Historic Support District. The property owner purchased the property in November 2025 and has no definitive plans for reuse or future development. Staff analysis noted that without documentation regarding structural integrity or viability of rehabbing the building, and pursuant to LDR Section 33-35(b)(5), demolition of historic buildings without definitive plans for redevelopment is discouraged, therefore staff was unable to support the demolition request. The building has a Florida Master Site File (VO10961) and distinguishing features include multiple rooflines, an enclosed porch, rough stucco exterior, and an asymmetrical façade. [112 W. Georgia Avenue; case HPB26-081] The Historic Preservation Board reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior alteration of a commercial building at 112 W. Georgia Avenue. Empire Custom Builders, Inc. is the applicant, and Café DaVinci, LLC is the owner. Staff expressed concern regarding the expansion of door and window openings on the west elevation due to the soft sandstone brick, recommending that openings be enlarged by cutting along mortar joints rather than through bricks to preserve material. Staff also recommended that all removed historic sandstone brick be carefully salvaged for reuse. The property owner, Dan Reed, provided a presentation. The Board approved the Certificate of Appropriateness as presented. [338 South Clake Street; case HBP26-047] Demolition of a single-family residence at 338 South Clake Street, DeLand, FL, built in 1949. The structure is masonry vernacular style, in deteriorated condition with safety concerns and potential liability. The owner purchased the property in November 2025 and has no definitive plans for reuse or future development. Demolition is proposed to take one week using an excavator. The Historic Preservation Board staff is unable to support the demolition request without documentation demonstrating structural integrity or rehabilitation viability, and demolition of historic buildings without redevelopment plans is discouraged. The demolition requires Historic Preservation Board and City Commission action due to the structure's age (pre-1950).
- Board:
- Historic Preservation Board
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff recommended approval of the demolition request. The document does not state the final decision of the Historic Preservation Board.
- Address:
- 635 Bert Fish Drive
- Applicant:
- Stetson University
ADA Packet CC Regular Meeting 06-01-26
[Deland Municipal Airport; case 458317-1-94-01] The City Commission is considering approving a grant award for the Airport Taxiway E Design Project. This project aims to install LED lighting and signage and reconfigure Taxiway E to meet FAA regulations, as the east side of the airport is being developed. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will fund 80% ($96,000) of the construction costs, with the remaining 20% ($24,000) from the Airport budget. AVCON, Inc. is proposed to provide professional engineering services for the design and bidding phase for a fee not to exceed $120,000. [Deland Municipal Airport; case 454591-2-94-01] The City Commission is considering approving a grant award for the Airport South-Central Apron Construction Project. This project involves approximately 80,000 SF of asphalt, aircraft tie-down anchors, pavement markings, and storm water permitting. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will fund 95% ($1,400,300), FDOT will fund 4% ($58,960), and the Airport Enterprise Fund will provide the remaining 1% ($14,740). Construction is expected to be completed in early 2027. [600 North Woodland Boulevard] The City Commission will consider a second reading of an ordinance to change the zoning for approximately 1.90 acres of property located at 600 North Woodland Boulevard from E-1 (Educational) to DeLand Atrium PD (Planned Development). [Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat] The City Commission will consider a second reading of an ordinance to abandon approximately 0.89 acres of right-of-way of Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. This involves vacating a 50-foot wide, 552.68-foot long section of the Bennett Drive right-of-way. [Bennett Drive] The City Commission will consider the acceptance of an easement for Bennett Drive, which is related to the Bennett Drive right-of-way abandonment. [Country Club Pointe Redevelopment] The City Commission will consider approving a Utility Service Agreement for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment. [Adjacent to Lake Gertie] The City Commission will consider granting temporary authorization to the St. Johns River Water Management District to install water monitoring equipment adjacent to Lake Gertie on City-owned property. [DeLand Municipal - Sidney H Taylor Field/Deland, FL/Volusia] This document is a Public Transportation Grant Agreement between the State of Florida, Department of Transportation, and the City of DeLand for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the south-central apron at DeLand Municipal - Sidney H Taylor Field. The project involves apron pavement work, including demolition, enhancement or reconstruction, joint construction, pavement markings, lighting, signage, and drainage. The total financial assistance is $1,474,000.00, with $1,400,300.00 from federal funding, $58,960.00 from state funding, and $14,740.00 from local matching funds. The agreement outlines various terms and conditions related to construction standards, insurance, indemnification, environmental regulations, and agency responsibilities. It specifies that the construction phase requires a Notice to Proceed from the Department of Transportation and that the Agency must hire a qualified contractor prequalified by the Department. Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) services will be provided by a separate, Department-prequalified consultant firm. The project must adhere to the latest editions of the Department's Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, Design Standards, and the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The agreement also details requirements for obtaining permits, managing utilities, and ensuring pedestrian safety. The Agency is responsible for all costs associated with construction delays and environmental or health hazards resulting from operations. Final as-built plans and an engineering certification of compliance are required upon completion. The agreement also includes specific assurances related to aviation programs, such as maintaining compatible land use, consistency with airport master plans, and financial planning for airport improvements. [DeLand Municipal Airport] AVCON, Inc. is proposing to provide professional engineering services for the design and bidding of the Taxiway E Realignment and installation of Medium Intensity Taxiway Lights (MITL) at DeLand Municipal Airport. The project aims to meet FAA design standards by realigning Taxiway E for a 90-degree intersection with Runway 30, which will involve modifications to a stormwater pond and realignment of a taxilane. The installation of MITLs will enhance nighttime aircraft safety. The total fee for AVCON's services is not to exceed $120,000, with 80% funded by FDOT and 20% by the Airport Enterprise Fund. Bowman Consulting Group Ltd. will provide topographic survey services for approximately 14.40 acres for a lump sum of $19,785.00. [2235 South Woodland Boulevard, DeLand] The City of DeLand is considering a Utility Service Agreement for the Country Club Pointe Redevelopment project, located at 2235 South Woodland Boulevard. The project involves the demolition of existing structures and the construction of three new buildings for retail shops. The agreement outlines standard terms for utility service, with no provision for reimbursement for oversizing of offsite utilities. The city anticipates receiving impact fees and ongoing utility revenue upon completion. [Adjacent to Lake Gertie, Volusia County, Florida; case LRS LA# 2736] The City of DeLand is granting temporary authorization to the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) to install water monitoring equipment adjacent to Lake Gertie on city-owned property (Parcel Id: 700503000081). The equipment will collect data and monitor water levels. The agreement has an initial term of ten years with automatic renewals, but the City can terminate with 90 days' notice. All costs will be borne by the SJRWMD. [600 North Woodland Boulevard; case Z25-206] The City Commission approved the rezoning of approximately 1.90 acres at 600 North Woodland Boulevard from E-1 (Educational) to DeLand Atrium PD (Planned Development). The property, previously occupied by the Museum of Arts, will operate as a vertical mixed-use space, retaining flexibility for arts uses, including Stetson University's performing arts theater. The applicant is 600 N. Woodland DeLand, LLC. The property will generate tax revenue as it is now owned by a taxable commercial entity. The first reading was approved 5-0 on May 4, 2026, and the second reading was approved 4-1 on June 1, 2026. [600 N Woodland Blvd, DeLand, FL 32720; case Z25-206] Rezoning of a property from E-1 (Educational) to Atrium DeLand Planned Development (PD). The existing 26,444 sq ft building, currently used for a theater, museum storage, and offices, will continue its existing uses with potential for additional uses under the PD. No site redevelopment is planned at this time, but future modifications would need to comply with PD development standards. The rezoning is expected to have a positive economic impact by expanding allowed uses and is consistent with surrounding commercial, educational, and residential uses. A scrivener's error in the original zoning map has been corrected. [1965 Bennett Drive, Deland, FL (Volusia County); case Ordinance No. 2026-12] Abandonment of approximately 0.89 acres of the Bennett Drive right-of-way, located along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. The abandonment will allow the right-of-way to be used as a private driveway for the Coastline Power Solutions business. The applicant, S A Casey Construction, will be required to provide easements for underground stormwater, water, and sewer lines. Utility providers (AT&T, Charter Communications, City of DeLand Utilities, Duke Energy, Florida Gas Transmission Company) have provided letters of no objection. The City Commission approved first reading on May 18, 2026.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-01
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff recommends approval
- Address:
- Deland Municipal Airport
- Applicant:
- City of DeLand
Agenda City Commission Regular Meeting 06-01-2026
[case 458317-1-94-01] The City Commission will consider approving a resolution and Public Transportation Grant Agreement for the FDOT Public Transportation Grant Award 458317-1-94-01 for the Airport Taxiway E Design Project. Staff recommends approval. [case 454591-2-94-01] The City Commission will consider approving a resolution and Public Transportation Grant Agreement for the FDOT Public Transportation Grant Award 454591-2-94-01 for the Airport South-Central Apron Construction Project. Staff recommends approval. The City Commission will consider approving a proposal from AVCON, Inc. for Professional Engineering Services for the Taxiway E realignment design and bidding, with a fee not to exceed $120,000. Staff recommends approval. The City Commission will consider approving a Utility Service Agreement for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment. Staff recommends approval. [adjacent to Lake Gertie] The City Commission will consider granting temporary authorization to the St. Johns River Water Management District to install water monitoring equipment adjacent to Lake Gertie on City-owned property. Staff recommends approval. [600 North Woodland Boulevard] The City Commission will consider the second reading of an ordinance changing the zoning for approximately 1.90 acres of property located at 600 North Woodland Boulevard from E-1 (Educational) to DeLand Atrium PD (Planned Development). [along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat] The City Commission will consider the second reading of an ordinance abandoning approximately 0.89 acres of right-of-way of Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. This involves the vacation of a 50' wide, 552.68' long section of the Bennett Drive right-of-way. The City Commission will consider the acceptance of a utility easement related to the Bennett Drive right-of-way abandonment.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-01
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff recommends approval
- Address:
- adjacent to Lake Gertie
- Applicant:
- FDOT
Minutes
The City Commission approved an ordinance changing the zoning for approximately 1.90 acres at 600 North Woodland Boulevard from E-1 (Educational) to DeLand Atrium PD (Planned Development). The commission also approved an ordinance abandoning approximately 0.89 acres of right-of-way of Bennett Drive along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. Additionally, an easement for Bennett Drive was accepted. Several consent agenda items were approved, including FDOT Public Transportation Grant Awards for Airport Taxiway E Design and Airport South-Central Apron Construction, approval of professional engineering services for Taxiway E Realignment Design and Bidding, a utility service agreement for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment, and temporary authorization for the St. Johns River Water Management District to install water monitoring equipment adjacent to Lake Gertie.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-01
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved (Ordinance 2026-13); Approved (Ordinance 2026-12); Approved (Easement for Bennett Drive); Approved (Consent Agenda Items 1-6)
- Address:
- 600 North Woodland Boulevard
- Applicant:
- not stated (applicant represented by Alex Ford for zoning change)
Packet City Commission Regular Meeting 06-01-26
[DeLand Municipal Airport; case 458317-1-94-01] Consideration for the FDOT Public Transportation Grant Award 458317-1-94-01 for the Airport Taxiway E Design Project. Staff recommends approval of the resolution and Public Transportation Grant Agreement. The project aims to design needed LED lighting and signage, and reconfigure Taxiway E to meet FAA regulations, as it is now used regularly due to East side airport development. FDOT will fund 80% ($96,000) of construction costs, with the remaining 20% ($24,000) from the Airport budget. A future budget amendment will adjust funding. The City Commission is asked to approve the resolution and grant agreement. [DeLand Municipal Airport; case 454591-2-94-01] Consideration for the FDOT Public Transportation Grant Award 454591-2-94-01 for the Airport South-Central Apron Construction Project. Staff recommends approval of the resolution and Public Transportation Grant Agreement. The project involves constructing approximately 80,000 SF of asphalt, aircraft tie-down anchors, pavement markings, and storm water permitting. FAA will fund 95% ($1,400,300), FDOT 4% ($58,960), and the Airport Enterprise Fund 1% ($14,740), totaling $1,474,000. A future budget amendment will adjust funding. Completion is expected in early 2027. The City Commission is asked to approve the resolution and grant agreement. [DeLand Municipal Airport] Consideration for approval of Professional Engineering Services from AVCON, Inc. for Taxiway E Realignment Design and Bidding. Staff recommends approval of the proposal for a fee not to exceed $120,000. This project is related to the Airport Taxiway E Design Project (Grant Award 458317-1-94-01). Consideration of a Utility Service Agreement for Country Club Pointe Redevelopment. Staff recommends approval of the agreement. [Adjacent to Lake Gertie] Grant of temporary authorization to the St. Johns River Water Management District to install water monitoring equipment adjacent to Lake Gertie on City-owned property. Approval of the agreement is recommended. [600 North Woodland Boulevard] Second Reading of Ordinance Changing the Zoning for ±1.90 Acres of Property from E-1 (Educational) to DeLand Atrium PD (Planned Development). [Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat] Second Reading of Ordinance Abandoning ± 0.89 Acres of Right-of-Way of Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. The request is to approve a vacation of a 50' wide, 552.68' long section of the Bennett Drive right-of-way. [Bennett Drive] Acceptance of Easement for Bennett Drive. This is related to the Bennett Drive right-of-way abandonment.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-01
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff recommends approval
- Address:
- DeLand Municipal Airport
- Applicant:
- AVCON, Inc.
May 2026 Special Magistrate
[126 S Garfield Ave; 320 E Plymouth Ave; 326 W Minnesota Ave; 614 E Highland Ave; 338 S Parsons Ave; 420 S Parsons Ave; 804 S Clara Ave; 415 S Clara Ave; 209 Meghan Cir; 532 E Rich Ave; case CE26-0827; CE26-0828; CE26-1010; CE26-1022; CE26-1114; CE26-1115; CE26-1116; CE26-1110; CE26-1111; CE26-1112; CE26-1158; CE25-1517; CE25-1376; CE25-1373; CE25-1564; CE25-1565; CE26-0692; CE24-1690] Case CE26-0827 and CE26-0828 involve the property at 126 S Garfield Ave, owned by Sam A Barron Sr Trust and Linda Barron Trust. CE26-0827 addresses accumulations of waste, yard trash, rubble, and debris. CE26-0828 concerns a roof not in good repair or structurally sound, showing signs of deterioration due to fire damage. Both cases are in non-compliance and are zoned R-12. Case CE26-1010 and CE26-1022 involve the property at 320 E Plymouth Ave, owned by Sylvia S Johnson. CE26-1010 addresses grass or weeds in excess of 12 inches tall. CE26-1022 concerns the lack of a pool safety barrier. Both cases are in non-compliance and are zoned R-1B. Case CE26-1114, CE26-1115, and CE26-1116, and Old Business Case CE26-1110, CE26-1111, and CE26-1112 all involve the property at 326 W Minnesota Ave, owned by Robert E Feasel and Anna Kay Feasel. CE26-1114 addresses a school bus (commercial vehicle) parked on the property. CE26-1115 notes multiple extension cords used as permanent wiring. CE26-1116 describes a severely deteriorated structure with a missing exterior wall, collapsed floor, and extensive wood rot, rendering it unsafe. CE26-1110 involves accumulations of waste, yard trash, rubble, and debris. CE26-1111 concerns dismantled, partly dismantled, nonoperative, or discarded personal property and multiple untagged vehicles. CE26-1112 addresses multiple unpermitted and unsafe structures. All these cases are in non-compliance and are zoned R-1A. Case CE26-1158 involves the property at 614 E Highland Ave, owned by Devin Johnson, concerning junked or abandoned personal property and vehicles on the grass. This case is in non-compliance and is zoned R-1. Case CE25-1517 involves the property at 338 S Parsons Ave, owned by Naomi Tinsley LE, where the residence has a falling exterior wall and a collapsed roof. This case is in non-compliance and is zoned R-1. Case CE25-1376 involves the property at 420 S Parsons Ave, owned by Robert J Wilkins and Kimberly Wilkins, concerning accumulations of waste, junk, rubble, debris, and temporary structures. This case is in non-compliance and is zoned R-1. Case CE25-1373 involves the property at 804 S Clara Ave, owned by Troy M Felton and Roderick Aaron Golden, concerning vehicles parked on unpermitted areas without current registration. This case is in compliance with no fine due and is zoned R-1. Case CE25-1564 and CE25-1565 involve the property at 415 S Clara Ave, owned by Bobby D Ward. CE25-1564 addresses overgrown grass or weeds, and CE25-1565 concerns an unpermitted temporary structure and discarded personal property. Both cases are in compliance with fines due ($450.00 each) and are zoned R-1. Case CE26-0692 involves the property at 209 Meghan Cir, owned by Craig Andrew Thorne, where the house is occupied without water service. This case is in compliance with no fine due and is zoned Victoria Park PD. Case CE24-1690 involves the property at 532 E Rich Ave, owned by Rich John Christopher Est, concerning an untagged vehicle. This case is in non-compliance with fines due ($25,000.00) and is zoned R-12.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Special Magistrate
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Non-compliance; Compliance
- Address:
- 126 S Garfield Ave; 320 E Plymouth Ave; 326 W Minnesota Ave; 614 E Highland Ave; 338 S Parsons Ave; 420 S Parsons Ave; 804 S Clara Ave; 415 S Clara Ave; 209 Meghan Cir; 532 E Rich Ave
- Applicant:
- Sam A Barron Sr Trust and Linda Barron Trust; Sylvia S Johnson; Robert E Feasel and Anna Kay Feasel; Devin Johnson; Naomi Tinsley LE; Robert J Wilkins and Kimberly Wilkins; Troy M Felton and Roderick Aaron Golden; Bobby D Ward; Craig Andrew Thorne; Rich John Christopher Est
May 21, 2026 Technical Review Committee Agenda
[1850 S Woodland Blvd; case SP24-068] Project SP24-068, a Class II Site Plan for Elliano's Coffee Shop, was reviewed. The project involves an 800 sq ft drive-thru coffee shop on 0.48 acres at 1850 S Woodland Blvd. Applicant is Christopher Gmuer of Gmuer Engineering LLC. Project Manager is Sam Nelson. No decision is stated in the provided text. [800 E Beresford Ave; case PSB25-015] Project PSB25-015, a Preliminary Plat for Beresford Reserve, was reviewed. The project proposes 408 single-family residential lots with a clubhouse, pocket parks, and a city park on 138.72 acres at 800 E Beresford Ave. Applicant is Matt Stolz of DR Horton. Project Manager is Chris Carson. No decision is stated in the provided text. [536 W Armstrong Ave; case MS26-090] Project MS26-090, a Minor Subdivision, was reviewed. The project involves a 2 Parcel Subdivision on 0.62 acres at 536 W Armstrong Ave. Applicant is Heather Montoya Landin. Project Manager is Sam Nelson. No decision is stated in the provided text. [628 S Parsons Ave; case MS26-094] Project MS26-094, a Minor Subdivision, was reviewed. The project involves a 2 Lot Subdivision on 0.68 acres at 628 S Parsons Ave. Applicant is Rutha Corley. Project Manager is Chris Carson. No decision is stated in the provided text. [430 E Arizona Ave; case SP26-076] Project SP26-076, a Softball Covered Hitting Facility, was reviewed. The project involves a 4,320 sq ft pole-barn over batting cages on 2.63 acres at 430 E Arizona Ave. Applicant is Scott Thacker of Stetson University. Project Manager is Kendall Story. No decision is stated in the provided text.
- Board:
- Technical Review Committee (TRC)
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1850 S Woodland Blvd
- Applicant:
- Christopher Gmuer – Gmuer Engineering LLC
May 21, 2026 Technical Review Committee Agenda Packet
[1850 S Woodland Blvd; case SP24-068] Class II Site Plan for Elliano's Coffee Shop, an 800 sq ft drive-thru coffee shop on 0.48 acres. The project is located at 1850 S Woodland Blvd. Applicant is Christopher Gmuer of Gmuer Engineering LLC. Case number SP24-068. [800 E Beresford Ave; case PSB25-015] Preliminary Plat for Beresford Reserve, a development of 408 single-family residential lots with a clubhouse, pocket parks, and a city park on 138.72 acres. Located at 800 E Beresford Ave. Applicant is Matt Stolz of DR Horton. Case number PSB25-015. [536 W Armstrong Ave; case MS26-090] Minor Subdivision (MS26-090) for a 2 Parcel Subdivision on 0.62 acres located at 536 W Armstrong Ave. Applicant is Heather Montoya Landin. Project Manager is Sam Nelson. [628 S Parsons Ave; case MS26-094] Minor Subdivision (MS26-094) for a 2 Lot Subdivision on 0.68 acres located at 628 S Parsons Ave. Applicant is Rutha Corley. Project Manager is Chris Carson. [430 E Arizona Ave; case SP26-076] Class II Site Plan (SP26-076) for a Softball Covered Hitting Facility, a 4,320 square foot pole-barn over batting cages, on 2.63 acres located at 430 E Arizona Ave. Applicant is Scott Thacker of Stetson University. Project Manager is Kendall Story. [114 W Walts Ave; case SP26-035] Neighborhood Center – Tiny Homes (SP26-035), a transitional housing tiny home community on 0.42 acres at 114 W Walts Ave. Applicant Michael Wojtuniak. Project Manager Chris Carson. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to conditionally approve this item, with a reduced TPA width, as discussed, and as long as maintenance access is provided along the north property line, allowing the TPA to be within stormwater area, and subject to all comments being satisfied. [on Orange Camp Road; case PSB25-131] Orange Camp Commercial Phase 1 (PSB25-131), construction of a multi-parcel commercial subdivision on 11.1 acres on Orange Camp Road. Applicant Sadique Jaffar. Project Manager Chris Carson. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to continue the application to the next available meeting date after a resubmittal and staff comments are addressed. [840 W Plymouth Ave; case SE25-173] Special Exception for Medical Office (SE25-173), a 24,299 square feet medical office building on 2.43 acres at 840 W Plymouth Ave. Applicant Nipun Gupta of Gupta Ventures LLC. Project Manager Sam Nelson. Heard together with New Business Item #1, SP26-029. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to forward this item to Planning Board, subject to comments being addressed, less those related to the site plan. [2219 S Woodland Blvd; case SP25-200] Class II Site Plan for County Club Point (SP25-200), redevelopment of an existing shopping center on 2.64 acres at 2219 S Woodland Blvd. Applicant Andrea Cardo of Interplan LLC. Project Manager Kendall Story. Heard together with New Business Item #3, PSB26-051. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to conditionally approve this item, subject to all staff comments, and to allow for a gradual buffer on the east side ranging from 25’ to no less than 10’, and with an overall average of 15’ throughout. [840 W Plymouth Ave; case SP26-029] West Plymouth Ave Medical Office (SP26-029), 24,299 square feet of medical offices on 2.43 acres at 840 W Plymouth Ave. Applicant Christopher Germana. Project Manager Sam Nelson. Heard together with Old Business Item #3, SE25-173. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to conditionally approve this item, and with an approved reduction of drive-by width to 22’ and subject to any staff comments. [258 W Voorhis Ave; case SP26-031] JW Wright Building Renovation (SP26-031), a historic building renovation on 0.24 acres at 258 W Voorhis Ave. Applicant Lori Godbold - Rhodes + Brito Architects. Project Manager Sam Nelson. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to conditionally approve this item, with a reduction of the landscape buffers to the existing onsite dimensions (approximately 0’ on top and 8’ on the west), to reduce the TPA to coincide with the landscape buffers (at a minimum 3%, or approximately 280 sq. ft.), to reduce the maximum impervious surface to 80%, and to reduce minimum required parking to 16 spaces for business use, with the condition that if there is a future change in use, then parking must be acquired off-site and subject to a long-term parking agreement. [2217 S Woodland Blvd; case PSB26-051] Country Club Pointe Subdivision (PSB26-051), subdivision of 3 parcels for commercial development on 2.64 acres at 2217 S Woodland Blvd. Applicant Chris Blurton. Project Manager Kendall Story. The TRC Committee voted unanimously to conditionally approve this item, subject to all staff comments being addressed, and separating all site plan and preliminary plan comments.
- Board:
- Technical Review Committee (TRC)
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Conditionally Approved
- Address:
- 1850 S Woodland Blvd
- Applicant:
- Christopher Gmuer – Gmuer Engineering LLC
ADA Packet CC Regular Meeting 5-18-26
[336 N. Woodland Blvd.] Consideration of a Gateway Grant Request for 336 N. Woodland Blvd. Matching grants are available for businesses in DeLand's gateway districts, covering up to 75% of project costs, with a maximum grant of $7,500 per project. Consideration of a Contract Amendment for School Resource Officers. It is recommended that the City Commission approve the SRO Agreement. Approval of Minutes for multiple regular meetings held between January 4, 2021, and May 4, 2026. Resolution Approving Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Project Request for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. This involves expenditure of CDBG funds for targeted areas of the City of DeLand upon approval of one grant application submitted to Volusia County. Resolution re Surplus Equipment. Declaring equipment that has reached the end of service life as surplus and authorizing its disposal. [Northeast Corner of International Speedway Blvd. and N. Spring Garden Ave.] Second Reading of Ordinance Changing the Zoning for approximately 23.33 acres of property located at the Northeast Corner of International Speedway Blvd. and N. Spring Garden Ave., from VC R-3C (Single Family) to BR (Business Retail). [adjacent to Public Works & Utilities Campus] Purchase of property adjacent to the Public Works & Utilities Campus. [Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat] First Reading of Ordinance Abandoning approximately 0.89 acres of Right-of-Way of Bennett Drive, along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. This involves the vacation of a 50-foot wide, 552.68-foot long section of the Bennett Drive right-of-way. This document details the financial status and budget allocations for various city funds, including Capital Projects, Water & Sewer, Municipal Airport, Refuse Collection, Stormwater, Permits & Inspections, Health Insurance Cost Containment, and Workers' Compensation Self-Insurance. It lists numerous capital projects with their allocated budgets, expenditures to date, and remaining balances. Specific projects include roof replacement for City Hall ($331,240), City Hall monument signs ($23,192), fire panel for City Hall ($29,648), land purchase for a new fire station near SR44 ($145,000), and various vehicle replacements and upgrades across departments. The Water & Sewer fund has significant capital outlay budgeted at $48,341,423, with projects like Water Plant #10 Well Field & Plant Upgrade ($13,600,000) and WMN Capacity Expansion & AWT Improvement Construction ($21,968,555). The Municipal Airport has capital projects including Runway 5/23 Rehab Construction ($3,500,000) and South Central Apron Rehabilitation ($1,000,000). Stormwater projects include Hubbard Ave & High St Drainage Improvements ($57,130) and Wisconsin Ave Pipeline Improvements ($281,250). Permits & Inspections lists capital projects for vehicle acquisitions for fire prevention and code enforcement. The document also provides detailed revenue and expenditure breakdowns by category and department for each fund. This document is a financial report for the City of Deland, detailing revenues and expenditures across various funds for the period ending March 31, 2026. It does not contain specific project information, addresses, zoning changes, or applicant details that would be relevant for contractors seeking work. The document focuses on financial accounting and budget comparisons. [336 N. Woodland Blvd.] Coastal Choices Women's Clinic applied for a Gateway Grant to repair a damaged sidewalk and apron at 336 N. Woodland Blvd. Staff recommends approval of the $5,625 grant request. The grant is part of a $50,000 FY 25/26 budget for Gateway Grants, with awards up to 75% of project cost, not exceeding $7,500 per grant. The City of DeLand and Volusia County School Board are renewing their School Resource Officer (SRO) Agreement for the second year (FY 2026-2027). The agreement provides two SROs, one at DeLand High School and one at DeLand Middle School. Funding is split 50% between the School Board and the City. The total agreement price is $60,613.28 for the City's share, based on hourly rates of $41.44 for the DeLand High SRO and $42.28 for the DeLand Middle SRO. The City Commission is recommended to approve the renewal. The City Commission is asked to approve minutes from various past meetings: January 4, January 19, February 1, and February 15, 2021; June 17, August 19, and September 4, 2024; February 17, 2025; and May 4, 2026. Staff has reviewed the minutes and attests to their accuracy. [842 East New York Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-01] The City Commission approved Ordinance No. 2021-01 on second reading, changing the zoning from C-1 Limited Commercial and R-1 Single Family to E-1 Educational on property located at 842 East New York Avenue. Findings of consistency with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan were made, and changes to the Comprehensive Zoning Map were directed. [Grandview Gardens Subdivision (West of Ridgewood Avenue); case Ordinance No. 2021-02] The City Commission approved Ordinance No. 2021-02 on second reading, abandoning a portion of an unopened platted right-of-way known as Wisconsin Avenue, located at Grandview Gardens Subdivision (West of Ridgewood Avenue). The City Commission approved a Limited Use License Agreement between the Florida Department of Health (DOH) and the City of DeLand for a COVID-19 vaccination event. [South Spring Garden Avenue, Approximately 675’ North of its Intersection with West Beresford Road; case Ordinance No. 2021-03] The City Commission approved Ordinance No. 2021-03 on second reading, amending the zoning for Beresford Woods 2019 Planned Development for approximately 88.86 acres located on South Spring Garden Avenue, approximately 675' North of its intersection with West Beresford Road. The approval included a condition: if the intersection at SR 15A and Gayle has a level of service rating of 'D' or below, no future development may occur on the eastern site until an eastbound left turn lane is constructed at Gayle and SR 15A. The City of DeLand retains the right to conduct a traffic study to determine the level of service. Commissioners Paiva and Cloudman dissented. [Southwest Corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-04] The City Commission approved Ordinance No. 2021-04 on second reading, annexing approximately 1.02 acres of property located at the Southwest Corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue. This action amends City boundaries to include the annexed property. [Southwest Corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-05] The City Commission approved Ordinance No. 2021-05 on second reading, changing the land use of approximately 1.02 acres of property located at the Southwest Corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue. [Southwest corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-05] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-05 on second reading, amending the Comprehensive Plan by changing the land use designation of property at the southwest corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue from Volusia County Urban Low-Intensity to City of Deland's Low Density Residential. This ordinance passed with a unanimous vote. [Southwest corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-06] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-06 on second reading, changing the zoning of approximately 1.02 acres at the southwest corner of Shady Oak Lane and North Spring Garden Avenue from (VC) R-3A & R-3CA to R-1A. This ordinance passed with a unanimous vote. [636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South Side of International Speedway Boulevard; case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading for the annexation of approximately 9.51 acres of property located 636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South Side of International Speedway Boulevard. The approval was contingent upon a parcel to the west also being annexed, to ensure contiguity and meet statutory requirements. This ordinance passed with a unanimous vote. [636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South side of International Speedway Boulevard; case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading to change the land use of approximately 9.51 acres of property located 636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South side of International Speedway Boulevard, from Volusia County's Industrial (VC I-1CA) to City of Deland's Industrial Warehouse (M-1). This ordinance passed with a unanimous vote. [636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South Side of International Speedway Boulevard; case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading to change the zoning of approximately 9.51 acres of property located 636 feet East of McDonald Avenue, on the South Side of International Speedway Boulevard, from Volusia County's I-1CA Industrial to City's M-1 (Light Industrial). This ordinance passed with a unanimous vote. [Melching Field] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved the second amendment to the Stetson Lease Agreement for Melching Field. The target date to begin the renovation project is June 2022. This approval carried by a 4-0 vote, with Commissioner Cloudman abstaining due to a declared conflict of interest. [case Resolution No. 2021-04] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Resolution No. 2021-04, honoring Robin Zelenak upon her retirement after 23 years of service to the City, effective February 1, 2021. The resolution detailed her various roles and contributions, including administration of numerous construction projects. The adoption of the resolution was unanimous. [not stated (specific to items 2-7)] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved items 2-7 on the consent agenda during the January 4, 2021 meeting. These items included a Subordination, Non-Disturbance and Attornment Agreement for PM Nobrega, LLC; Lessor’s Consent to Assignment and Lessor’s Estoppel Certificate for Schalk Enterprises LLC; Task Order assignment for phase 4A and Adelle Avenue Reclaimed Water Main Loop CEI Services; Grant of easements to Duke Energy for new Fire Station No. 81 and Police Evidence Building; Acceptance of Grant for DeLand/Volusia County Connection Assistance Spring Shed Initiation; and a Utility Service Agreement for Lisbon Parkway Townhomes. Item #1 (Gateway Signage Assistance Grant Application for 805 West New York Avenue) and Item #8 (Recommended Final Ranking of Architectural and Engineering Consultants for Utility Administration Center) were pulled for separate consideration. [805 West New York Avenue] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved item #1 on the consent agenda, the Gateway Signage Assistance Grant Application for 805 West New York Avenue. The approval was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved item #8 on the consent agenda, the Recommended Final Ranking of Architectural and Engineering Consultants for the Utility Administration Center. The approval was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved the appointment of Albert Neumann to Seat 4 on the DeLand Planning Board (PB), for a term to expire November 1, 2024. The vote was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, reappointed Mr. Kasbeer to Seat 5 and Mr. Gay to Seat 6 on the Tree Advisory Committee. They also appointed Mr. James Winter to Seat 7, following a review of applicant backgrounds and scoring. The votes were unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, appointed Dr. Anderson to the Economic Development Committee (EDC). The vote was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, reappointed Ruth Stanley to the DeLand Housing Authority (DHA) for a term to expire November 1, 2024. The vote was unanimous. [West Side of North Stone Street, just North of AdventHealth Hospital; case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading changing the zoning of approximately 38.5 acres of property located on the West Side of North Stone Street, just North of AdventHealth Hospital, from Scarlett PD to Manchester Neighborhood PD. The approval was conditioned on incorporating a security measure for 100% tree mitigation payment, Florida Friendly landscaping, and the final unit triggering final mitigation payment. The vote was 4-1, with Commissioner Paiva dissenting. [case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading amending Chapter 30, Utilities, related to the payment of charges for delinquent accounts pertaining to the City-owned water and wastewater utility system. The vote was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved the Utility Rate and Impact Fee Study. The vote was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved a Resolution Approving Budget Amendment for FY 2020-2021, Based on Revised Revenue Estimates and Personnel Actions. The vote was unanimous. [case Ordinance No. 2021-07] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-07 on second reading, amending Section 30.28 of Chapter 30 of the Code of Ordinances related to the payment of charges for delinquent accounts pertaining to the City-owned water and wastewater utility systems. The vote was unanimous. [1455 North McDonald Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-08] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-08 on second reading, annexing approximately 4.4 acres of property located at 1455 North McDonald Avenue. The ordinance amends city boundaries to include the annexed property. The vote was unanimous. [1455 North McDonald Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-09] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-09 on second reading, changing the land use of approximately 4.4 acres of property located at 1455 North McDonald Avenue from Volusia County's Industrial to the City of Deland's Industrial/Warehouse land use designation. The vote was unanimous. [1455 North McDonald Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2021-10] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2021-10 on second reading, changing the zoning of approximately 4.4 acres of property located at 1455 North McDonald Avenue from Volusia County I-1CA (Industrial) to City C-4 (Wholesale Commercial). The vote was unanimous. [Northeast Corner of Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard and Cassadaga Road; case Ordinance No. 2021-] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved an Ordinance on first reading changing the zoning of approximately 36.16 acres of property located at the Northeast Corner of Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard and Cassadaga Road, from Volusia County R-4 to Kirk DeLand PD (Planned Development). The approval was conditioned on Florida-friendly landscaping, additional buffers along MLK and Cassadaga, and a minimum of seventeen larger (60') lots. The vote was unanimous. [Spring Garden Avenue] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved the Resolution Approving Preliminary Plat for Beresford Woods Subdivision, located at Spring Garden Avenue. The vote was unanimous. The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved the Extension to Memorandum of Understanding between the City of DeLand and DeLand Historic Trust, Inc. and West Volusia Historical Society. The vote was unanimous. [709 Swaying Pine Way] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, adopted a Resolution Denying the Removal of One Historic Tree located at 709 Swaying Pine Way. The City Forester stated the tree still exists and does not meet code requirements for removal. The Tree Committee recommended denial. The vote was unanimous. [113 Wynot Way] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, adopted a Resolution Approving Removal of One Historic Tree located at 113 Wynot Way. The City Forester noted a breakdown in communication, and the applicant removed the tree after being informed not to, resulting in a requirement for double replacement. The vote was unanimous. [not stated (specific to items 1-6)] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved items 1-6 on the consent agenda during the June 17, 2024 meeting. These items included a Resolution Approving FY 2023-2024 Budget Amendment; Task Order Assignment for East Regional Force Main Part A-1 & A-2 Construction Phase Services; DeLand Airport’s Part 26 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise/Small Business Enterprise Program; Subordination of Utility Easement to FDOT on Spring Garden Avenue; Approval for Sale and Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on City Property for Issues Havana Night Event; and a Resolution re Surplus Equipment. The vote was unanimous (5-0). [Areas outside of Woodland and New York; case Ordinance No. 2024-30] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2024-30 on second reading, amending Section 33-19.13 of the Land Development Regulations regarding Residential Dwelling Units on First Floor. This amendment eliminates conflicting language in the code for areas outside of Woodland and New York. The vote was unanimous (5-0). [215 and 221 West Wisconsin Avenue; case Ordinance No. 2024-31] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved Ordinance No. 2024-31 on second reading, changing the zoning for properties located at 215 and 221 West Wisconsin Avenue from R-1A (Single-Family Residential) to C-2A (Downtown Commercial). The purpose is to reduce the non-conforming nature of the properties and align with the future land use of downtown commercial. The vote was unanimous (5-0). [MLK Park, off Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, received a presentation on preliminary design options for MLK Park, a 13-acre parcel off Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. Two concepts were presented with projected costs totaling approximately $17,375,800, including a 30% contingency. The City Manager noted that staff was not in a position to begin the project with the current cost estimate, as previously allocated funds were redirected to other projects. [not stated (specific to items 1-4, 6-8)] The City Commission of Deland, Florida, approved items 1-4 and 6-8 on the consent agenda during the August 19, 2024 meeting. These items included Approval of Annual Agreement for Funding DeLand Police Athletic League, Inc. (DPAL) Director; Utility Service Agreement for Crestwood Homes Single Family Subdivision; Renewal Contract Agreement with Team Volusia Economic Development Corporation, FY 2024-2025; Approval of Minutes; Resolution Approving FAA Grant Award for Airports Geographic Information Systems (AGIS) Survey; and Volusia County Interlocal Agreement Regarding Road Impact Fees; South Reclaim Pump Station Project Change Order No. 3. Item 5 (Approval of Sale and Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on City Property for Stetson University Athletics Department) was pulled due to Mayor Cloudman's conflict of interest. The vote on approved items was unanimous (5-0). [South of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange; case Ordinance No. 2026-] The City Commission approved an ordinance changing the zoning for approximately 22.43 acres located south of Orange Camp Road, west of the I-4 Interchange. The zoning changed from Volusia County B-6 (Highway Interchange Commercial), BPUD (Business Planned Unit Development), and A-2 (Rural Agriculture) to City of DeLand C-2 (General Commercial). The motion passed 5-0. There were no public comments. [Jackson Lane Park, 720 North Frankfort Avenue; case Resolution No. 2026-] The City Commission approved a resolution adopting the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project request for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, authorizing submission of the project request and grant application to Volusia County. The project involves improvements to Jackson Lane Park, including the construction of a new 576 sq ft restroom facility and a 576 sq ft covered pavilion, along with sidewalks and necessary water, sewer, and electrical infrastructure. The total estimated cost is $379,714. The City Commission adopted the resolution without recommendations from the Community Advisory Task Force (CATF) due to insufficient membership. There were no public comments. [Northeast corner of International Speedway Blvd. and N. Spring Garden Ave.; case Ordinance No. 2026-11] The City Commission approved an ordinance on second reading changing the zoning for approximately 23.33 acres at the northeast corner of International Speedway Blvd. and N. Spring Garden Ave. from VC R-3C (Single Family) to BR (Business Retail). The property is vacant and undeveloped. Uses allowed under BR zoning include professional offices, personal services, hotels, and convenience stores with gas pumps. The Planning Board approved the request 5-2, and the City Commission approved it 4-1 on first reading. Public comments at the Planning Board hearing raised concerns about environmental impact and the availability of vacant commercial spaces for redevelopment. Public comments at the City Commission meeting expressed concerns that the BR zoning was not appropriate for the property. A traffic impact analysis will be required at the time of site plan or subdivision if development creates over 1,000 ADT. Stormwater retention will be designed to meet governmental regulations for a 100-year, 24-hour storm event. [422 East Beresford Avenue; case A26-12] The City Commission approved the purchase of a vacant parcel at 422 East Beresford Avenue, adjacent to the Public Works & Utilities Campus, from DeLand Florida Developers, LLC for $840,000.00. This purchase price is slightly above the average of two required appraisals ($840,000 rounded from $840,513 and $831,900), requiring an extraordinary vote of four commissioners. The property is 5.94 acres and zoned R-8 (Multiple-Family Dwelling District), allowing for up to eight dwelling units per acre. There is no immediate plan for development, but the acquisition is strategic to avoid future eminent domain costs. The City will obtain a survey and Phase I environmental assessment prior to closing. The purchase price is included in the amended FY 25/26 budget. There were no public comments. [422 East Beresford Avenue, Deland, Florida 32724] Appraisal report for a ±5.94 acre vacant parcel of land located at 422 East Beresford Avenue, Deland, Florida. The property is zoned R-8 with a future land use of MDR (Medium Density Residential). The highest and best use is considered to be multifamily residential development. The estimated fair market value as of May 9, 2026, is $831,900. The property has approximately 393 feet of road frontage on East Beresford Avenue. Conceptual site plans for a 48-unit townhome development were submitted in 2022 but not approved. The property has been on the market for approximately 780 days with a current asking price of $850,000. [Along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat, Bennett Drive] Request for the City Commission to approve the vacation of a ±0.89 acre section of Bennett Drive right-of-way, located along lots 25-31 of the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. The applicant, S A Casey Construction, intends to use the vacated right-of-way as a private driveway for the Coastline Power Solutions business. The right-of-way is 552.68 feet long and 50 feet wide. Utility providers (AT&T, Charter Communications, City of DeLand Utilities, Duke Energy, FL Gas Transmission Co.) have provided letters of no objection. The abandonment will add property to the City's tax rolls, generating additional revenue. Easements for underground stormwater pipes and water/sewer lines will be required. [Deland, Florida] AT&T is requesting a utility easement on property in Deland, Florida, changing the easement from public to private. The property is identified by Volusia County Property Appraiser Parcel ID: 603311000270. Darrell Broom from AT&T is the contact.
- Board:
- City Commission Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-18
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Consideration
- Address:
- 336 N. Woodland Blvd.
- Applicant:
- property owners
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