City Council Meeting: junio de 2026
City of Orlando
260622 City Council Supplemental Documents
[case Ordinance No. 2026-18] This document details discussions and public comments regarding proposed Ordinance No. 2026-18, which seeks to implement a 36-month moratorium on the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) review process for projects within the Downtown Historic District Overlay, replacing it with an Appearance Review Board (ARB) process. The ordinance aims to streamline redevelopment by temporarily pausing the need for HPB Certificates of Appropriateness, allowing ARB review based on Downtown Design Guidelines instead of the Secretary of the Interior Standards. The stated goal is to encourage adaptive reuse and revitalization of historic buildings, not demolition, though demolition permits would still require staff-level historic review and approval only after a replacement project permit is issued. A proposed incentive program offers a 10-year 50% to 75% real property tax refund on increased tax increment revenue for eligible projects within the Downtown Historic District that preserve historically significant elements. The document includes numerous public comments, with proponents arguing the current process is difficult and costly, hindering reinvestment, while opponents express concerns that the moratorium eliminates protections and could lead to demolition of historic structures. Several speakers highlighted that the HPB has not denied any requests from the district in the past five years and has approved numerous storefront redevelopments, suggesting the premise that historic review is blocking projects is unsupported by evidence. Concerns were also raised about the potential loss of federal and state tax credits and grants if the ordinance passes without review, and the State of Florida's notification of potential loss of CLG accreditation. [1600 Aaron Ave.; case GMP2025-10017 (GMP amendment), ZON2025-10010 (PD rezoning), QJ2026-002 (Quasi-Judicial Appeal)] This document details a legislative appeal and quasi-judicial appeal concerning the redevelopment of 1600 Aaron Avenue in Orlando. The project involves a Growth Management Plan amendment to change the Future Land Use from Public Recreation and Institutional (PUB-REC-INST) to Residential Low Intensity (RES-LOW) and a Planned Development rezoning to convert the former Quest site to a Community Assembly Public Benefit Use (church and ancillary uses). The Orlando Brazilian Seventh-day Adventist Church proposes to use the existing campus for worship services, religious education, expanded parking, and a community playfield, with a future phase for an early education center. The Municipal Planning Board initially recommended approval, limiting Phase 1 to 200 seats. Appellants, including Cynthia Harris and other community representatives, filed appeals citing concerns about stormwater, traffic, emergency access, and the weight given to staff opinions over conflicting evidence. The Hearing Officer recommended approval of the rezoning for Phase 1 (200 seats), finding no competent substantial evidence against it. The City Council is considering these appeals.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Attachment
- Decision:
- Not stated (document details public comment and proposed ordinance, not final decision)
- Address:
- 1600 Aaron Ave.
- Applicant:
- Orlando Brazilian Seventh-day Adventist Church (Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists)
Agenda (PDF)
This document is a City Council agenda for June 22, 2026, detailing various items for consideration. Several items represent potential business opportunities for contractors and trades. These include contract awards for construction, engineering, and inspection services for water reclamation facility projects (RQS26-0340), improvements to a biological nutrient removal system blower (IFB26-0370), and civil and stormwater engineering services (RQS25-0054-4). Other opportunities involve real estate consulting services (RFP26-0032), design-build services for an event center (RFP26-0371), and temporary office trailer rental (C26-0463). Additionally, there are proposed land use changes and rezonings, including a change for 4.2 acres at 1600 Aaron Avenue from Public Recreation and Institutional to Residential Low Intensity (GMP2025-10017) and a rezoning of the same parcel from Public Use to Planned Development (ZON2025-10010). A temporary construction license is noted for the Lake Notasulga - Haralson Estates Improvements Project at Arlington Street and Goldwyn Avenue. Special event permits are listed for Peruvian Fest Orlando 2026 and Celebration of Running 5k & Kids Mile, which may involve temporary structures and vending. Public comment procedures are outlined, but no specific public comments or stakeholder sentiments are detailed within this agenda.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 1600 Aaron Avenue; Arlington Street and Goldwyn Avenue; 26 and 36 W. Crystal Lake Drive; 2506 Taylor Avenue; 6112 Wave Hotel Drive; 100 S Orange Avenue; Amphitheater & Washinton Plaza Lake Eola Park; Loch Haven Park
- Applicant:
- AdventHealth; City of Orlando; Colonial FL LP; Beep Tent Lake Nona Town Center; Tropixs Lounge & Eatery LLC; Blue Coast Burro LLC (Davanti); Peruvian Fest Orlando 2026; Celebration of Running 5k & Kids Mile; Florida Hospital; Calvary Assembly
Council Minutes - City Council Minutes - 6_22_2026
Multiple individuals submitted requests to address the City Council on June 22, 2026, regarding issues not on the proposed agenda. Father John E. Hamatie requested to speak on an unspecified issue. Isaac Abdelmessih requested to speak regarding a proposed plan for the property off Rosalind Avenue and Washington Street in District 5, stating opposition to the current plan. Lawanna Gelzer and Isaac Abdelmessih submitted requests to address the council. Lawanna Gelzer's request was submitted on June 21, 2026. Isaac Abdelmessih's request was submitted on June 21, 2026, and he is requesting to speak about the property off Rosalind Avenue and Washington Street in District 5, opposing the current plan.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Minutes
- Address:
- Rosalind Avenue and Washington Street
Minutes (PDF)
The City Council approved the acquisition of three properties for the relocation of Fire Station 5. The properties are located at 26 and 36 W. Crystal Lake Drive and 2506 Taylor Avenue. The current Fire Station 5 is located at the intersection of South Orange and Kaley avenues. The City also approved a Local Agency Program (LAP) agreement with FDOT for the Virginia Drive, Forrest Avenue, and Corrine Drive Project, a 2.6-mile corridor enhancement. Additionally, the Council approved various contracts for consulting, construction, engineering, and inspection services, including work on the Conserv II Water Reclamation Facility and the Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility. A temporary use permit was approved for a Beep Tent at 6112 Wave Hotel Drive for two years. The Council also approved Ordinance No. 2026-16 and 2026-17 on first reading, related to the Florida Hospital Health Village DRI, and Ordinance No. 2026-19 on first reading, changing the future land use map designation for 4.2 acres at 1600 Aaron Avenue from Public Recreation and Institutional to Residential Low Intensity. Ordinance No. 2026-20 was approved on first reading, amending the Growth Management Plan to increase residential unit allowance south of Oglesby Avenue. Ordinance No. 2026-21 was approved on first reading, rezoning 4.2 acres at 1600 Aaron Avenue from Public Use to Planned Development. A legislative appeal for GMP2025-10017 (1600 Aaron Avenue) was denied, and a recommended order for the Orlando Brazilian Seventh Day Adventist Church Planned Development (QJ2026-002) was adopted.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-22
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved (Fire Station 5 acquisition, LAP agreement, various contracts, Beep Tent TUP, Ordinances 2026-16, 2026-17, 2026-19, 2026-20, 2026-21 on first reading); Denied (legislative appeal for GMP2025-10017); Adopted (Recommended Order for 1600 Aaron Avenue PD rezoning)
- Address:
- 26 and 36 W. Crystal Lake Drive and 2506 Taylor Avenue; Virginia Drive, Forrest Avenue, and Corrine Drive; 6112 Wave Hotel Drive; 1600 Aaron Avenue
- Applicant:
- City of Orlando (for Fire Station 5 acquisition, Virginia Drive Project, Conserv II Water Reclamation Facility, Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility, Beep Tent, Ordinance No. 2026-16, 2026-17, 2026-19, 2026-20, 2026-21, 1600 Aaron Ave legislative appeal and PD rezoning); AdventHealth (for Florida Hospital Orlando Development of Regional Impact); not stated (other contracts)
Agenda (PDF)
This document is a City Council agenda for June 8, 2026, detailing various items for discussion and decision. Several items represent potential business opportunities for contractors and trades. These include contract negotiations for construction, engineering, and inspection services for the Virginia Drive–Forest Avenue–Corrine Drive project (RQS26-0005), design services for DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan (RQS26-0123), and construction, engineering, and inspection services for the Edgewater Drive - Complete Streets Segment-A Project (RQS26-0005). Additionally, there are awards for roadway improvements (Church Street Phase I, IFB26-0202), lift station construction (Lift Station No. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34, IFB26-0001), KIA Center Variable Frequency Drive Replacement (N26-0420), and wastewater system repairs (C26-0441). Other opportunities involve design build services for Solar Tables of Connection Project (RFP24-0097) and stormwater engineering services for Lake Lawne Canal C-1 Alum Treatment System Project (RQS21-0336-1). The agenda also includes ordinances for annexation and land use/zoning designation changes at 2901 Corrine Drive, and a street name change from Alexander Place to George Stuart Place. Several special event permits are listed, which may involve temporary structures, alcohol, vending, and amplified sound.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Not stated (Agenda items are for discussion, negotiation, award, or approval)
June 8, 2026, City Council Minutes - Full Packet
[Church Street; case IFB26-0202] Award to Atlantic Civil Constructors Corporation for Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements. The project is estimated at $4,015,082.16. This was approved by the City Council. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted no. [Generally North of Corrine Drive, East of Janice Avenue, South of Marble Avenue, and West of E. Winter Park Road (2901 Corrine Drive); case ANX2025-10004] Ordinance No. 2026-11, annexing property generally located north of Corrine Drive, east of Janice Avenue, south of Marble Avenue, and west of E. Winter Park Road, comprising 0.22 acres (2901 Corrine Drive Annexation). This ordinance was approved on first reading. Case number ANX2025-10004. [Generally North of Corrine Drive, East of Janice Avenue, South of Marble Avenue and West of E. Winter Park Road (2901 Corrine Drive); case GMP2025-10022 & ZON2025-10013] Ordinance No. 2026-12, designating the Neighborhood Activity Center Future Land Use Designation and Zoning Designation for property generally located north of Corrine Drive, east of Janice Avenue, south of Marble Avenue and west of E. Winter Park Road (2901 Corrine Drive). This ordinance was approved on first reading. Case numbers GMP2025-10022 & ZON2025-10013. [Generally between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue; case SNC2026-10000] Ordinance No. 2026-13, renaming “Alexander Place” to “George Stuart Place”, generally located between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue, approximately 0.9 acres. This ordinance was approved on first reading. Case number SNC2026-10000. [Fern Grove PD] Ordinance No. 2026-15, a Planned Development (PD) Amendment to the existing Fern Grove PD. This ordinance was approved on first reading. [Downtown Historic Preservation Overlay District] Ordinance No. 2026-18, establishing a temporary moratorium and procedures on Certificates of Appropriateness for exempt historic landmarks or structures within the Downtown Historic Preservation Overlay District. This ordinance was approved on first reading with one dissenting vote from Commissioner Patty Sheehan. Public comment was provided by 15 individuals, including Timothy Giuliani, Craig Ustler, and Lawanna Gelzer. [Lift Station No. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34; case IFB26-0001] Award to Prime Construction Group, Inc. for Lift Station No. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34. The estimated amount is $7,887,000.00. This was approved by the City Council. [KIA Center; case N26-0420] Award to Stan Weaver, LLC for KIA Center Variable Frequency Drive Replacement. The estimated amount is $355,985.00. This was approved by the City Council. [case N26-0447] Award to SwitchBase, Inc. for Venues Operations and Communications Platform. The estimated amount for the initial three-year term is $303,150.00. This was approved by the City Council. Case number N26-0447. [case S26-0394] Award to Zoll Medical Corporation for X-Series Defibrillator Monitor Worry-Free Service Plan. The estimated amount for the three-year term is $318,123.66. This was approved by the City Council. Case number S26-0394. [Edgewater Drive - Complete Streets Segment-A; case RQS26-0005] Contract with CDM Smith, Inc. for Construction, Engineering, and Inspection Services for the Edgewater Drive - Complete Streets Segment-A Project. The not-to-exceed amount is $640,384.47. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RQS26-0005. [Lake Lawne Canal C-1 Alum Treatment System; case RQS21-0336-1] Service Authorization with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for Continuing Professional Stormwater Engineering Services for the Lake Lawne Canal C-1 Alum Treatment System Project. The not-to-exceed amount is $376,664.63. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RQS21-0336-1. [case RFP24-0097] Service Authorization with SELS USA LLC for Design-Build Services for thirteen Solar Tables of Connection Project. The not-to-exceed amount is $513,966.58. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RFP24-0097. [Milk District; case RFP22-0006-5] Task Order Four with Inspire Placemaking Collective Inc. to Develop a Vision Land Use Plan for the Milk District. The estimated amount is $174,960.00. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RFP22-0006-5. [KIA Center; case C26-0443] Authorization to utilize the BuyBoard Contract with Covermaster for the purchase and installation of an Ice Floor Decking Cover System at the KIA Center. The estimated amount is $420,327.58. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0443. [case C26-0441] Authorization to utilize the Chatham County Contract with EOM Public Works, LLC for Wastewater System Repairs. The estimated annual amount is $1,500,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0441. [case C26-0427] Authorization to utilize the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract with Nextran Truck Centers for one Mack Granite Dump Truck. The estimated amount is $128,396.25. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0427. [case C26-0446] Authorization to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Holmatro, Inc. for Extrication Tools. The estimated amount for the initial contract term is $220,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0446. [case C26-0414] Authorization to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Municipal Equipment Company, LLC for Bunker Gear and Boots. The estimated annual amount is $3,700,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0414. [1111 N. Orange Avenue] Declaration of Restrictive Covenant at 1111 N. Orange Avenue. This was approved by the City Council. Agreement between the City of Orlando and Paper Kites, LLC for the Small Business Façade, Site Improvement and Adaptive Reuse Program. This was approved by the City Council. City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Community Coordinated Care for Children (4C) Inc. This was approved by the City Council. City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Orange County School Readiness Coalition Inc. for Baby Institute. This was approved by the City Council. City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Orange County School Readiness Coalition Inc. for Early Care and Learning Program. This was approved by the City Council. [Gaston Edwards Park] Agreement for Installation of Art Monument at Gaston Edwards Park - Dumpster Mural. This was approved by the City Council. Agreement Between the City of Orlando and Orange County for the Administration of the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Grant Program for years 2026-2027, 2027-2028, and 2028-2029. This was approved by the City Council. First Amended and Restated CDBG Subrecipient Agreement, First Note and Mortgage Modification Agreement, and Amended and Restated Declaration of Restrictive Covenant with Christian Service Center for Central Florida, Inc., in the amount of $999,510.00. This was approved by the City Council. Fiscal Year 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Facilities Funding Agreement between the City of Orlando and Housing and Neighborhood Development Services (HANDS) of Central Florida, Inc., in the amount of $429,000.00. This was approved by the City Council. Addendum to Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Orlando Police Department (OPD) Regarding the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN). This was approved by the City Council. Law Enforcement Trust Fund (LETF) Expenditure of $192,472.00 for the purchase of Skydio R10 Indoor Drones for the Emergency Service Unit (ESU). This was approved by the City Council. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between the City of Orlando Police Department (OPD) and Operation New Hope, Inc. for Criminal Justice Information Exchange (CJI). This was approved by the City Council. First Amendment to License Agreement between the City of Orlando and 374Water Systems, Inc. This was approved by the City Council. [City’s Code Enforcement, Permitting and Records Warehouse] Peoples Gas System Gas Distribution Easement Agreement related to the new emergency generator being installed at the City’s Code Enforcement, Permitting and Records Warehouse. This was approved by the City Council. Central Florida Expressway Cost Share Agreement. This was approved by the City Council. [Parks and Outdoor Public Assemblies] Special Event Permits for Parks and Outdoor Public Assemblies. This was approved by the City Council. [Indian River Plant] Indemnity for Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) Indian River Submerged Lands Lease Renewal and the Trustee’s Sovereignty Submerged Lands Lease Renewal. This was approved by the City Council. Approval of Items CA-B, NB-C and NB-D from the May 20, 2026 Greater Orlando Aviation Authority Meeting. This was approved by the City Council. [Church Street Phase I; case IFB26-0202] Award to Atlantic Civil Corp for Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements, IFB26-0202, in the estimated amount of $4,015,082.16. This was approved by the CRA Board. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted no. [case GMP2026-10002] Ordinance No. 2026-14, Amending the City’s Adopted Growth Management Plan to Update Figure C-8, Entitled Urbanized Disturbed Lands, to Correct a Mapping Error. This ordinance was approved on first reading. Case number GMP2026-10002. [Residential and Commercial Premises] Ordinance No. 2026-8, Amending Chapter 28, Solid Waste Collection and Disposal to Revise Collection and Disposal Fees and Rates for Residential and Commercial Premises. This ordinance was adopted. Public comment was provided by Lawanna Gelzer. [Orlando Traffic and Parking Code] Ordinance No. 2026-9, Amending the Orlando Traffic and Parking Code to Amend the Hours and Days of Operation for Parking and Amend the Fines and Fees for Enforcement. This ordinance was adopted with one dissenting vote from Commissioner Shan Rose. Public comment was provided in writing by Michael Vacirca. [Chapter 30, Section 30.18] Ordinance No. 2026-10, Amending Chapter 30, Section 30.18, Wastewater Treatment Rates and Fees. This ordinance was adopted by the City Council. [DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan; case RQS26-0123] Award to Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. for Design Services for DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan. This was approved by the City Council and the CRA Board. Case number RQS26-0123. [Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility; case IFB18-0429] Amendment Eleven to Contract with SR Landscaping LLC DBA Sunrise Landscape for Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility Grounds Maintenance. The estimated amount is $205,000.00. This was approved by the City Council. Case number IFB18-0429. [case RFP24-0031] Amendment to Contract with Allied Security Services, Inc. for Armed and Unarmed Security Guard Services. The estimated annual amount is $255,289.50. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RFP24-0031. [Orlando Police Department; case IFB19-0280] Amendment to Contract with Galls, LLC for Orlando Police Department Uniforms. The estimated annual amount is $945,000.00. This was approved by the City Council. Case number IFB19-0280. [case S26-0438] Award to CL2 Solutions, LLC for YSI and Halogen Systems Components. The estimated annual amount for the agreement and subsequent renewals is $227,202.96. This was approved by the City Council. Case number S26-0438. [case IFB26-0318] Award to Econolite Systems, Inc. and Traffic Control Devices, LLC for the Purchase and Installation of Vehicle and Bicycle Detection Systems. The estimated annual amount is $2,400,000.00. This was approved by the City Council. Case number IFB26-0318. [KIA Center; case C26-0443] Authorization to utilize the BuyBoard Contract with Covermaster for Ice Floor Decking Cover System at the KIA Center. The estimated amount is $420,327.58. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0443. [case C26-0441] Authorization to utilize the Chatham County Contract with EOM Public Works, LLC for Wastewater System Repairs. The estimated annual amount is $1,500,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0441. [case C26-0427] Authorization to utilize the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract # FSA25-VEH23.0 with Nextran Truck Centers for one Mack Granite Dump Truck. The estimated amount is $128,396.25. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0427. [case C26-0446] Authorization to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Holmatro, Inc. for Extrication Tools. The estimated amount for the initial contract term is $220,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0446. [case C26-0414] Authorization to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Municipal Equipment Company, LLC for Bunker Gear and Boots. The estimated annual amount is $3,700,000.00. This was authorized by the City Council. Case number C26-0414. [Virginia Drive–Forest Avenue–Corrine Drive from SR 527 to Bennett Road; case RQS26-0005] Award to Civil Site Engineering, Inc. for Construction, Engineering and Inspection Services for Virginia Drive–Forest Avenue–Corrine Drive from SR 527 to Bennett Road Project. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RQS26-0005 (PW). [case RFP26-0346] Award to SP Plus, LLC for Event Parking Services. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RFP26-0346 (TRN, VEN). [case RFP26-0265] Award to Relation Insurance Services for Third Party Administration of Firefighters’ Worker’s Compensation Claims Services. This was approved by the City Council. Case number RFP26-0265 (OBFS). [Multiple addresses listed for speakers, including 815 Hills Street, 825 West Washingyon Street, 200 S Orange Ave, 800 N. Orange Ave. Suite 200, 215 N. Eola Drive, 229 east Amelia Street, 600 E. Amelia St., 711 EAST RIDGEWOOD STREET, 602 Lake Ave, 229 east Amelia street, 4304 Edgewater Drive, 635 Delaney Ave, 226 W. King St., 554 Lake Avenue, 333 S. Garland Ave, 13th Floor, 533 Lake Ave, 534 Daniels Ave, P O Box 536531, 438 Valerie dr, 1811 Southern Red Oak Court Ocoee, Florida 34761, 1621 Reppard Road Orlando Florida, 13644 Sunshowers Circle Orlando 32828, 1904 Fern Cir, 4590 Sailbreeze Ct, 1301 Shady Lane Dr., 7632 Pointview Circle, 4785 Pleasant Valley Ct, 1900 cascades cove dr Orlando fl 32820, 504 Christor Place, 513 E Harwood St., 100 North Orange Avenue, 333 S. Garland Ave, 13th Floor, 533 Lake Ave, 534 Daniels Ave, P O Box 536531, 438 Valerie dr, 1811 Southern Red Oak Court Ocoee, Florida 34761, 1621 Reppard Road Orlando Florida, 13644 Sunshowers Circle Orlando 32828, 1904 Fern Cir, 4590 Sailbreeze Ct, 1301 Shady Lane Dr., 7632 Pointview Circle, 4785 Pleasant Valley Ct, 1900 cascades cove dr Orlando fl 32820.; case Ordinance No. 2026-14, Ordinance No. 2026-8, Ordinance No. 2026-18] This document contains multiple requests to address the City Council on June 8, 2026, concerning various agenda items. Key items include Ordinance No. 2026-14 (Growth Management Plan update), Ordinance No. 2026-8 (Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Fees), and Ordinance No. 2026-18 (Downtown Historic Preservation Overlay District moratorium). Several individuals submitted requests to speak for or against these ordinances, with concerns ranging from historic preservation to solid waste fees and growth management. Specific public comments express strong opposition to Ordinance 2026-18, citing concerns about weakening protections for historic districts, the rushed process, and the potential negative impact on residents and small businesses. Proponents of Ordinance 2026-18 are also noted, with some advocating for streamlining processes and economic development. Other requests to address the council include topics like youth programs, public restrooms, immigration, and environmental concerns. [100 North Orange Avenue (mentioned in relation to parking discussion), multiple Church Street parcels (123, 125, 127, 129 W. Church Street; 78 and 90 W. Church Street) (mentioned in relation to historic review rules change); case Ordinance No. 2026-18] This document contains public comments and concerns regarding proposed Ordinance No. 2026-18, a temporary moratorium on protections for historic resources in Downtown Orlando. Multiple residents and stakeholders express opposition, citing concerns about the potential irreversible loss of historic landmarks, the weakening of preservation programs, and the insufficient public review time for a proposal with lasting consequences. Some commenters suggest alternative solutions like incentivizing restoration or integrating historic buildings with new development. One commenter, Mike Vacirca, also raises concerns about proposed changes to parking enforcement hours and fines, as well as the process by which previous parking rate increases were approved. Another commenter, writing about a different matter, requests parcel-level beneficiary and conflict disclosures before a vote on changes to downtown historic review rules, citing specific Church Street parcels and individuals with potential conflicts of interest.
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- Church Street
- Applicant:
- Atlantic Civil Constructors Corporation
Minutes (PDF)
[Church Street; case IFB26-0202] The City Council approved an award to Atlantic Civil Constructors Corporation for Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements, IFB26-0202. The project involves roadway improvements along Church Street. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) also approved the award to Atlantic Civil Corp for the same project. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted against the CRA approval. [The Milk District (former Hoods Up property)] The City Council approved an agreement with Paper Kites, LLC for the Small Business Façade, Site Improvement and Adaptive Reuse Program. This program aims to transform the former Hoods Up property into a new restaurant led by Good Salt Restaurant Group, owned by Jason and Sue Chin. [Generally North of Corrine Drive, East of Janice Avenue, South of Marble Avenue, and West of E. Winter Park Road; case ANX2025-10004] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-11 on first reading, annexing property generally located north of Corrine Drive, east of Janice Avenue, south of Marble Avenue, and west of E. Winter Park Road, comprising 0.22 acres. This is referred to as the 2901 Corrine Drive Annexation (ANX2025-10004). The ordinance will proceed to second reading and public hearing. [Generally North of Corrine Drive, East of Janice Avenue, South of Marble Avenue, and West of E. Winter Park Road; case GMP2025-10022 & ZON2025-10013] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-12 on first reading, designating the Neighborhood Activity Center Future Land Use and Zoning Designation for property generally located north of Corrine Drive, east of Janice Avenue, south of Marble Avenue, and west of E. Winter Park Road (2901 Corrine Drive). This ordinance will proceed to second reading and public hearing. [Generally between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue; case SNC2026-10000] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-13 on first reading, renaming 'Alexander Place' to 'George Stuart Place'. This change affects an area generally located between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue, approximately 0.9 acres. The ordinance will proceed to second reading and public hearing. [Fern Grove] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-15 on first reading, which is an amendment to the existing Fern Grove Planned Development (PD). The ordinance will proceed to second reading and public hearing. [Downtown Historic Preservation Overlay District] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-18 on first reading, establishing a temporary moratorium and procedures on the requirements, processing, and consideration of Certificates of Appropriateness prior to the erection, alteration, restoration, or demolition of exempt historic landmarks or structures within the Downtown Historic Preservation Overlay District. A presentation was given by David Barilla and Jason Burton. Public comment was received from 15 individuals, and one request to speak was submitted but not fulfilled. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted against the approval. [Lift Station No. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34; case IFB26-0001] The City Council approved the award to Prime Construction Group, Inc. for Lift Station No. 19, 20, 21, 22, and 34, with an estimated amount of $7,887,000.00. This project involves work on multiple lift stations. [case IFB26-0318] The City Council approved the award to Econolite Systems, Inc. and Traffic Control Devices, LLC for the purchase and installation of Vehicle and Bicycle Detection Systems, IFB26-0318, with an estimated annual amount of $2,400,000.00. [case S26-0438] The City Council approved the award to CL2 Solutions, LLC for YSI and Halogen Systems Components, S26-0438, with an estimated annual amount of $227,202.96. [KIA Center; case N26-0420] The City Council approved the award to Stan Weaver, LLC for KIA Center Variable Frequency Drive Replacement, N26-0420, in the estimated amount of $355,985.00. [case N26-0447] The City Council approved the award to SwitchBase, Inc. for Venues Operations and Communications Platform, N26-0447, in the estimated amount of $303,150.00 for the initial three-year term. [case S26-0394] The City Council approved the award to Zoll Medical Corporation for the X-Series Defibrillator Monitor Worry-Free Service Plan, S26-0394, for a three-year term, with an estimated amount of $318,123.66. [Edgewater Drive - Complete Streets Segment-A; case RQS26-0005] The City Council approved a contract with CDM Smith, Inc. for Construction, Engineering, and Inspection Services for the Edgewater Drive - Complete Streets Segment-A Project, RQS26-0005, with a not-to-exceed amount of $640,384.47. [Lake Lawne Canal C-1; case RQS21-0336-1] The City Council approved a service authorization with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for Continuing Professional Stormwater Engineering Services for the Lake Lawne Canal C-1 Alum Treatment System Project, RQS21-0336-1, in the not-to-exceed amount of $376,664.63. [case RFP24-0097] The City Council approved a service authorization with SELS USA LLC for Design-Build Services for thirteen Solar Tables of Connection Project, RFP24-0097, in the not-to-exceed amount of $513,966.58. [The Milk District; case RFP22-0006-5] The City Council approved Task Order Four with Inspire Placemaking Collective Inc. to Develop a Vision Land Use Plan for the Milk District, RFP22-0006-5, in the estimated amount of $174,960.00. [KIA Center; case C26-0443] The City Council authorized the Chief Procurement Officer to utilize the BuyBoard Contract with Covermaster for the purchase and installation of an Ice Floor Decking Cover System at the KIA Center, with an estimated amount of $420,327.58. [case C26-0441] The City Council authorized the Chief Procurement Officer to utilize the Chatham County Contract with EOM Public Works, LLC for Wastewater System Repairs, with an estimated annual amount of $1,500,000.00. [case C26-0427] The City Council authorized the Chief Procurement Officer to utilize the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract # FSA25-VEH23.0 with Nextran Truck Centers for one Mack Granite Dump Truck, in the estimated amount of $128,396.25. [case C26-0446] The City Council authorized the Chief Procurement Officer to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Holmatro, Inc. for Extrication Tools, with an estimated amount for the initial contract term of $220,000.00. [case C26-0414] The City Council authorized the Chief Procurement Officer to utilize the National Purchasing Partners (NPPGov) Contract with Municipal Equipment Company, LLC for Bunker Gear and Boots, with an estimated annual amount of $3,700,000.00. [1111 N. Orange Avenue] The City Council approved the Declaration of Restrictive Covenant at 1111 N. Orange Avenue. [707 E. Colonial Drive] The City Council approved the Not-for-Profit Impact Fee Assistance Program Agreement between AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Inc. and the City of Orlando for 707 E. Colonial Drive. The City Council approved the Small Business Facade Review Committee Recommendation and Funding Agreement between the City of Orlando and Paper Kites, LLC. The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-8 on second reading, amending Chapter 28, Solid Waste Collection and Disposal, to revise collection and disposal fees and rates for residential and commercial premises. Public comment was provided by Lawanna Gelzer. The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-9 on second reading, amending the Orlando Traffic and Parking Code to revise the hours and days of operation for parking and to amend fines and fees for enforcement. Commissioner Shan Rose voted against the adoption. Michael Vacirca was noted to have submitted written comment. The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-10 on second reading, amending Chapter 30, Section 30.18, concerning Wastewater Treatment Rates and Fees. [case GMP2026-10002] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-14 on first reading, amending the City’s Adopted Growth Management Plan to update Figure C-8, 'Urbanized Disturbed Lands,' to correct a mapping error (GMP2026-10002). The ordinance will proceed to second reading and public hearing. [Church Street; case IFB26-0202] The City Council approved the award to Atlantic Civil Constructors Corporation for Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements, IFB26-0202, in the estimated amount of $4,015,082.16. This project is part of the Downtown Action Plan to transform Church Street into a curbless, flexible-use 'festival street'. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted against the approval. [Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility; case IFB18-0429] The City Council approved the award to SR Landscaping LLC DBA Sunrise Landscape for Amendment Eleven to Contract for Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility Grounds Maintenance, IFB18-0429, in the estimated amount of $205,000.00. [case RFP24-0031] The City Council approved the Amendment to Contract with Allied Security Services, Inc. for Armed and Unarmed Security Guard Services, RFP24-0031, in the estimated annual amount of $255,289.50. [Orlando Police Department; case IFB19-0280] The City Council approved the Amendment to Contract with Galls, LLC for Orlando Police Department Uniforms, IFB19-0280, in the estimated annual amount of $945,000.00. The City Council approved the First Amendment to License Agreement between the City of Orlando and 374Water Systems, Inc. [City's Code Enforcement, Permitting and Records Warehouse] The City Council approved the Peoples Gas System Gas Distribution Easement Agreement related to the new emergency generator being installed at the City’s Code Enforcement, Permitting and Records Warehouse. The City Council approved the Central Florida Expressway Cost Share Agreement. [Parks and Outdoor Public Assemblies] The City Council approved Special Event Permits for Parks and Outdoor Public Assemblies. [Indian River Plant] The City Council approved the Indemnity for Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) Indian River Submerged Lands Lease Renewal and the Trustee’s Sovereignty Submerged Lands Lease Renewal. The City Council approved Items CA-B, NB-C and NB-D from the May 20, 2026 Greater Orlando Aviation Authority Meeting and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute any related documents. [Church Street; case IFB26-0202] The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) approved the Meeting Minutes for May 11, 2026. The CRA also approved the award to Atlantic Civil Corp for IFB26-0202 Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements in the estimated amount of $4,015,082.16. Commissioner Patty Sheehan voted against this award. The City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Community Redevelopment Agency Budget Amendment One. The City Council approved the City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Community Coordinated Care for Children (4C) Inc. The City Council approved the City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Orange County School Readiness Coalition Inc. for the Baby Institute. The City Council approved the City of Orlando Funding Agreement with Orange County School Readiness Coalition Inc. for the Early Care and Learning Program. [Gaston Edwards Park] The City Council approved an Agreement for Art Monument installation at Gaston Edwards Park - Dumpster Mural. The City Council approved the Agreement between the City of Orlando and Orange County for the Administration of the Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Grant Program for years 2026-2027, 2027-2028, and 2028-2029. The City Council approved the First Amended and Restated CDBG Subrecipient Agreement, First Note and Mortgage Modification Agreement, and Amended and Restated Declaration of Restrictive Covenant with Christian Service Center for Central Florida, Inc., in the amount of $999,510.00 for the Fiscal Year 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Public Facilities Funding. The City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funding Agreement between the City of Orlando and Housing and Neighborhood Development Services (HANDS) of Central Florida, Inc., in the amount of $429,000.00. The City Council approved the Addendum to Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of Orlando Police Department (OPD) and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) regarding the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN). The City Council approved a Law Enforcement Trust Fund (LETF) Expenditure of $192,472.00 for the purchase of Skydio R10 Indoor Drones for the Emergency Service Unit (ESU). The City Council approved the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of Orlando Police Department (OPD) and Operation New Hope, Inc. for Criminal Justice Information Exchange (CJI).
- Board:
- City Council Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- Church Street
- Applicant:
- Paper Kites, LLC (and Ustler Development, Inc. as acquirer)
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