City Commission Meetings: mayo de 2026
City of Panama City
City Commission Meeting of May 26, 2026.
[east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road; case Ordinance 3305] Public hearing for Ordinance 3305 to establish the Panama City North Community Development District. The location is east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road. Public comment is invited. [case PC26-022] Consideration to award bid PC26-022 for Project Hometown Revitalization Group HH to T K Vandy LLC for $878,000.00. [case PC25-055] Consideration of approval and execution of contracts for Comfort Stations Equipment and Services with AshBritt Management and Logistics LLC, Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) Holdco LLC, Garner Environmental Services Inc., SLSCO LTD, Storm Services, and USA Up Star. [West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue] Consideration to approve a Task Order with Halff Associates for $24,000 to complete design and permitting for roadway improvements at West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue. [case Resolution 20260526.1] Consideration of approval for Resolution 20260526.1, a Policy on Appointments to Boards or Committees. Notice of vacancy on the Panama City-Bay County Airport Authority Board. Notice of term expirations on the Panama City Port Authority. Notice of term expiration on the Panama City Housing Authority Board. Consideration to approve Martin Theatre Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $1,130,256.54, which includes a deductive Non-Federal Change Order of ($1,257,194.34) and a Federal Change Order of $2,387,450.88. [2215 E 3rd Street] Consideration of the vacant property at 2215 E 3rd Street (parcel number 22545-000-000) and its disposition.
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Consideration to award bid and approve contract execution
- Address:
- east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road
- Applicant:
- T K Vandy LLC
City Commission Meeting of May 26, 2026. minutes 2026-05-26
[east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road; West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue; 2215 E 3rd Street; case Ordinance 3305; PC26-022] The City Commission held a public hearing for Ordinance 3305, establishing the Panama City North Community Development District. The district is located east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road. Derek Thomas addressed the Commission. Roy Van Wyk, representing the applicant KVW Law Firm, also addressed the Commission. The ordinance passed its first reading. Separately, the Commission approved a bid for Project Hometown Revitalization Group HH to T K Vandy LLC for $878,000.00. Contracts were approved for Comfort Stations Equipment and Services with AshBritt Management and Logistics LLC, Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) Holdco LLC, Garner Environmental Services Inc., SLSCO LTD, Storm Services, and USA Up Star. A task order for $24,000.00 was approved with Halff Associates for West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue roadway improvements. The Commission also approved Change Order No. 3 for the Martin Theatre in the amount of $1,130,256.54, which included a deductive Non-Federal Change Order of ($1,257,194.34) and a Federal Change Order of $2,387,450.88. The Commission discussed the vacant property at 2215 E 3rd Street (parcel number 22545-000-000) and its disposition, approving reimbursement for the housing program, a standard listing agreement, and an incentive for a Cottage Court Program. The final determination of sales proceeds will be made later.
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- First reading of Ordinance 3305 approved; Bid awarded to T K Vandy LLC for Project Hometown Revitalization Group HH; Contracts approved for Comfort Stations Equipment and Services; Task Order approved with Halff Associates; Martin Theatre Change Order No. 3 approved; Disposition of vacant property at 2215 E 3rd Street approved with conditions
- Address:
- east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road; West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue; 2215 E 3rd Street
- Applicant:
- KVW Law Firm (for Panama City North Community Development District)
City Commission Meeting of May 26, 2026. packet 2026-05-26
[East of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road; case Ordinance 3305] The City Commission will hold the first of two public hearings on Ordinance 3305, which establishes the Panama City North Community Development District. The district is located east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road, encompassing approximately 1,184.44 acres. The developer, SE Land Dev, LLC, proposes to fund infrastructure including water, sewer, roads, and stormwater, estimated at $120,922,500. The initial Board of Supervisors will be comprised of representatives from the developer. The property has a future land use designation of Urban Community and is zoned Planned Unit Development (PUD) allowing for approximately 1,800 residential units and up to 450,000 square feet of non-residential/mixed-use space. [case PC26-022] Consideration to award bid PC26-022 Project Hometown Revitalization Group HH to T K Vandy LLC and approval to execute a contract in the amount of $878,000.00. [case PC25-055 (for SLSCO LTD)] Consideration of approval and execution of contracts with multiple vendors for Comfort Stations Equipment and Services. [West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue] Consideration to approve Task Order with Halff Associates in the amount of $24,000 to complete the design and permitting for the West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue roadway improvements. [case Resolution 20260526.1] Consideration of approval for Resolution 20260526.1 Policy on Appointments to Boards or Committees. Notice of vacancy on the Panama City-Bay County Airport Authority Board. Notice of term expirations on the Panama City Port Authority. Notice of term expiration on the Panama City Housing Authority Board. Consideration to approve Martin Theatre Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $1,130,256.54, which includes a deductive Non-Federal Change Order of ($1,257,194.34) and a Federal Change Order of $2,387,450.88. [2215 E 3rd Street] Consideration of the vacant property at 2215 E 3rd Street (parcel number 22545-000-000) and its disposition. [Sections 5, 6, 7 and 8, Township 3 South, Range 12 West, Bay County, Florida] The Panama City North Community Development District (CDD) is proposed to encompass approximately 1,184.44 acres in Bay County, Florida. The development plan includes approximately 1,800 residential units. The CDD will be responsible for planning, financing, constructing, operating, and maintaining community-wide infrastructure, including a stormwater management system, roadways, water and wastewater systems, underground electrical conduit, hardscape, landscape, irrigation, amenities, parks, recreation, conservation, and mitigation areas. The estimated total development cost for these facilities is $120,922,500. The District plans to finance these improvements through tax-exempt bonds repaid by non-ad valorem assessments on benefitted properties, and potentially through developer financing for short-term bonds and facilities not financed by bonds. The development is phased over an estimated two-year period from 2026 through 2028. There are currently no residents within the proposed District boundaries. [Sunlight Motel, Star Motel, Academy of Eye Care & Corner Tire Store; case PC26-022] City of Panama City awarded bid PC26-022 for Project Hometown Revitalization – Group HH to T K Vandy LLC for $878,000.00. This project includes work at Sunlight Motel, Academy of Eye Care, and Corner Tire Store. City of Panama City is approving and executing contracts with six vendors for Comfort Stations Equipment and Services in the event of a declared disaster. The vendors are AshBritt Management and Logistics, LLC, Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) Holdco, LLC, Garner Environmental Services, Inc., SLSCO LTD, Storm Services, and USA Up Star. These are continuing services contracts under an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) structure, with an initial term from May 1, 2026, through May 1, 2031. No specific quantity or funding is guaranteed without a formal Notice to Proceed (NTP) or Purchase Order (PO). [1760 Industrial Dr. Greenwood, IN 46143; case RFP No. PC25-044] This document is a Services Agreement between ABML, LLC and the City of Panama City, Florida, for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. The agreement outlines the terms for providing temporary facilities with essential support services like restrooms, showers, and climate-controlled seating following a disaster or emergency. The Contractor, ABML, LLC, is responsible for mobilization, operation, management, and demobilization of these stations. Specific locations will be determined by the City's Director of Logistics upon issuance of a Notice to Proceed (NTP) and Purchase Order (PO). The agreement details compliance requirements, including FEMA and federal regulations, insurance, record retention, and nondiscrimination. The pricing structure for various equipment and services is provided in Attachment B. The document does not specify any particular project or decision, but rather establishes a framework for future work orders based on disaster declarations. This document is a price proposal from AshBritt Management & Logistics (ABML, LLC) detailing rates for various equipment, personnel, and support packages. It does not contain information about specific projects, locations, zoning changes, or decisions. The proposal outlines costs for generators, power ancillary tools, pumps, hoses, fittings, heavy equipment, chillers, air handling equipment, communications equipment, personnel, transportation, base camps, emergency shelters, sanitation packages, LSA support packages, catering services, cooling stations, site preparation, facility retrofits, community support sites, and prime power equipment. It lists specific items, quantities, lease/work rates, and total amounts for each category. The document is for informational purposes regarding pricing and availability of services. [1760 Industrial Dr. Greenwood, IN 46143 (for USAUPSTAR.COM); 1385 Pridemore Ct. Lexington, KY 40505 (for EDS HoldCo, LLC); case PC25-044] This document contains price proposals and rate sheets from AshBritt Management & Logistics (ABML, LLC) for various services and equipment, including personnel rates, supplies, environmental control equipment, temporary structures, support equipment, tarps, meals, ice, PPE, fuel, and first aid kits. It also includes a Services Agreement between EDS HoldCo, LLC (dba Emergency Disaster Services) and the City of Panama City, Florida, for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. This agreement is an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract valid from May 1, 2026, to May 1, 2031. It outlines the framework for providing comfort station services (restrooms, showers, hygiene, climate-controlled seating, potable water) in response to disasters. The agreement does not guarantee work and requires a Notice to Proceed (NTP) or Purchase Order (PO) for specific activations. EDS HoldCo, LLC is responsible for mobilization within 72 hours of an NTP, providing staffing for 24-hour operations, maintaining equipment, and supporting reimbursement documentation for FEMA. [1760 Industrial Dr. Greenwood, IN 46143; case RFP No. PC25-044 / Addendum No. 2] This document outlines the terms and conditions for a Services Agreement between EDS HoldCo, LLC and The City of Panama City, Florida, for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. It details operational requirements, liability, termination clauses, quality assurance, deliverables, insurance, and performance periods. The document also includes pricing schedules for various support packages (e.g., LSA, POD, Mobile Catering, Cooling/Comfort Station, DRC, Shelter, Kitchen, Warming Center, SLRC, Donation Warehouse, Site Preparation) and response packages (Type I, Type II) which specify equipment, personnel, and associated costs. Specific pricing is provided for generators, power ancillaries, pumps, heavy equipment, HVAC, communications, and personnel. The agreement is governed by Florida law and requires compliance with federal regulations such as 2 C.F.R. Part 200. This document is a rate sheet for EDS HOLDCO, LLC, providing pricing for various services and equipment for standby services contracts with the State of Florida and the City of Panama City. It details costs for personnel, generators, power ancillary equipment, pumps, heavy equipment, chillers, communications, base camps, emergency shelters, sanitation packages, prime power, pumps, temporary structures, support equipment, tarps, meals, and personal protective equipment. The document does not contain information about specific projects, locations, zoning changes, or decisions. It serves as a pricing catalog for potential future work. [case PC25-044] This document details a Services Agreement between Garner Environmental Services, Inc. and the City of Panama City, Florida, for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. The agreement is an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an initial term from May 1, 2026, to May 1, 2031. Garner Environmental Services will provide and manage temporary facilities offering restrooms, showers, hygiene, climate-controlled seating, potable water, and other relief amenities in response to disasters. Specific work will be authorized through Notices to Proceed (NTPs) or Purchase Orders (POs), which will define the scope, start date, and completion date for each activation. The agreement includes detailed pricing for various services and equipment, such as portable toilets, dumpsters, bottled water, MREs, and specialized support packages for Points of Distribution (PODs). The contractor must comply with federal regulations, including 2 C.F.R. Part 200 and FEMA guidelines, and maintain specific insurance coverage. The City of Panama City is not obligated to procure any specific quantity of work. This document is a catalog of rental equipment and supplies, not a record of a specific civic project. It details various support packages, including cooling/comfort stations, shelter support, mobile/fixed kitchens, sanitation packages, and site preparation. It also lists extensive supplies for community shelters, such as food, baby care items, animal care supplies, bedding, cleaning equipment, personal protective equipment, and office supplies. Additionally, it provides rental rates for generators, transformers, light towers, power cords, HVAC units, air handlers, chillers, heaters, dehumidifiers, and various types of trailers (spill response, industrial, supply, utility, equipment, ATV, shower, vacuum, pressure washer, rescue, hazmat, transfer, command, boom, enclosed, box, cooling). Technician and mechanic labor rates for HVAC and generator services are also listed, along with response times for equipment delivery. [case PC25-044] This document is a Services Agreement between the City of Panama City, Florida, and Storm Services, LLC. for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. It is an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an initial term from May 1, 2026, to May 1, 2031. The agreement establishes a framework for providing temporary support facilities (restrooms, showers, climate-controlled seating, potable water, etc.) following declared disasters. Storm Services, LLC. will be responsible for mobilizing, setting up, operating, managing, and demobilizing these comfort stations. Specific work will be authorized through written Notices to Proceed (NTPs) or Purchase Orders (POs), which will define the scope, start/end dates, and funding. The agreement details pricing structures for equipment rental and labor, invoicing procedures, and payment terms. It also outlines compliance requirements with Federal (including FEMA and 2 C.F.R. Part 200) and State laws, record retention, insurance, and nondiscrimination policies. The City makes no guarantee of work volume, and all assignments are contingent on funding and written authorization. [case PC25-055] This document is a Services Agreement between SLSCO, LTD. and The City of Panama City, Florida, for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. It outlines the terms and conditions for providing temporary community support functions following declared disasters. The agreement is an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an initial term from May 1, 2026, to May 1, 2031. Services include setup, operation, management, and maintenance of comfort stations, which may include restrooms, showers, hygiene facilities, climate-controlled seating, potable water, and other relief amenities. The contractor must mobilize within 72 hours of a Notice to Proceed (NTP) and maintain 24-hour operations for up to two weeks or more per activation. The agreement details requirements for compliance with federal regulations (including 2 C.F.R. Part 200 and FEMA guidelines), insurance, record retention, public records, and subcontractor oversight. The City makes no guarantee of work, and all assignments are contingent upon funding and a formal NTP or Purchase Order. The contractor is responsible for all costs and performance, including that of subcontractors. [case RFP No. PC25-055 / Addendum No. 2] This document outlines a Services Agreement between the City of Panama City, Florida, and USA Up Star, LLC for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. The agreement is an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a base term from May 1, 2026, to May 1, 2031. USA Up Star, LLC will provide temporary community-support functions following declared disasters, including setup, operation, management, and maintenance of comfort stations. Specific services and equipment are detailed in the Scope of Work, and pricing is provided in the Pricing Schedule. Work is authorized through written Notices to Proceed (NTPs) or Purchase Orders (POs). The agreement emphasizes compliance with Federal (2 C.F.R. Part 200, FEMA) and State regulations, including E-Verify requirements for employment eligibility. The City reserves the right to make multiple awards. No specific project location or size is detailed, as services are on-call for disaster response. [1760 Industrial Dr., Greenwood, IN 46143; case RFP No. PC25-055] City of Panama City is seeking bids for Comfort Station Equipment and Services. The contract is with USA Up Star, LLC, located at 1760 Industrial Dr., Greenwood, IN 46143. The RFP number is PC25-055. The contract terms and federal compliance provisions are detailed, including requirements for contractor responsibility, compliance with laws, licenses, permits, performance standards, bond and insurance, subcontractors, safety, records, payment, changes, termination, indemnification, nondiscrimination, public entity crimes, E-Verify, conflict of interest, debarment/suspension, unethical business practices, force majeure, assignment, and governing law. Key personnel and logistics representatives for USA Up Star, LLC are listed with contact information. A sample Notice to Proceed (NTP) and Daily Services Verification Log (DSVL) are included. The pricing schedule lists various comfort station trailers, mobile offices, handwashing stations, refrigeration, bottled water, fueling equipment, generators, lighting towers, tents, medical kits, and labor rates for setup, teardown, and on-site management. [West Beach Drive between 6th Street and 4th Street, and Mulberry Avenue from 6th Street to West Beach Drive] City of Panama City is considering a Task Order with Halff Associates for $24,000 to complete the design and permitting for roadway improvements at West Beach Drive and Mulberry Avenue. The project includes improvements to the roadway, underground utilities, sidewalks, curbs, and stormwater drainage on West Beach Drive between 6th Street and 4th Street, and Mulberry Avenue from 6th Street to West Beach Drive. This task order is for project design changes due to ongoing coordination with Chevron and SC Rowe and will be covered by the CDBG-DR Grant, which will also cover construction. Staff recommends approval. [case Resolution 20260526.1] Resolution 20260526.1 establishes a policy for appointments to City of Panama City boards and committees when the appointment method is not specified by ordinance, statute, or special act. Each City Commissioner and the Mayor will appoint one member to five-member boards or committees, with all appointees subject to confirmation by a majority vote of the City Commission. Members serve at the pleasure of the City Commission without compensation and can be removed by majority vote. The resolution also outlines procedures for vacancies and specifies that terms will be set at the time of appointment. This policy applies to ten identified boards. Notice of Vacancy on the Panama City-Bay County Airport Authority Board for a four-year term expiring June 25, 2030. The board operates and develops airport projects and related property. It consists of seven members, with specific residency requirements. Appointments are shared by the City Commission of Panama City, Board of Bay County Commissioners, City Council of Panama City Beach, and Board of County Commissioners of Walton County. City Commission appoints two members. Board meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. One application has been received. Notice of Term Expirations on the Panama City Port Authority Board of Directors. Two positions have four-year terms expiring June 25, 2030. The current members, Harvey Hollingsworth and George Reiss, have expressed interest in retaining their positions. The Port Authority manages the City's Deep Water Shipping Port, its Industrial District, and Foreign Trade Zone. Directors are appointed by the City Commission for four-year terms, with a term limitation of eight years requiring unanimous reappointment. Directors must live in Bay County. The Board meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Letters of interest from Harvey Hollingsworth and George E. Reiss are included, along with an application from James (Jay) R. Moody, IV. Notice of Term Expiration on the Panama City Housing Authority Board. One position has a four-year term expiring June 11, 2030. The current board member does not wish to remain. The Mayor appoints, and the City Commission approves, a five-member board, with one member required to be a low-income resident or current tenant. Board members serve four-year terms, subject to an eight-year term limitation requiring unanimous City Commission vote for reappointment. Board meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 12:00 p.m. One application has been received. [409 Harrison Avenue, Panama City, Florida 32401; case PCCO #003] Consideration to approve Martin Theatre Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $1,130,256.54. This change order includes a deductive Non-Federal Change Order of ($1,257,194.34) and a Federal Change Order of $2,387,450.88. The original contract with Burke Construction, Inc. was $32,985,842.00. Previous change orders (1 and 2) totaled $399,363.33. With Change Order No. 3, the new contract sum will be $34,793,840.40. The changes involve moving allowance items from Non-Federal to Federal, and include additional items for the Tennessee & Ritz buildings, lighting, the elevator, the orchestra pit, structural steel, and electrical items. Staff recommends approval. [2215 E 3rd Street] This document details two separate items. The first is a Change Order Request (COR) for a construction project involving the Martin Theatre, with Burke Construction Group, Inc. as the contractor. This COR adds $2,387,450.88 to the contract sum, bringing the new total to $33,665,300.27. It also includes adjustments to the contract time, with a net decrease of 203 days (65 FED DELAYS PCCO #03 and 138 NON-FED DELAYS PCCO #02), setting the substantial completion date to September 15, 2027. The second item is an Exclusive Sales Listing Agreement between the City of Panama City and CBRE, Inc. for the disposition of a vacant property located at 2215 E 3rd Street (parcel number 22545-000-000). The property is 0.73 acres and zoned Neighborhood General. CBRE will act as the exclusive listing agent for one year, with potential extensions. The initial listing price is to be determined (tbd).
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Public Hearing (first of two)
- Address:
- East of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road
- Applicant:
- SE Land Dev, LLC (on behalf of CBD Holdings, LLC)
City Commission Meeting of May 12, 2026.
[840 West 11th Street] City of Panama City Commission Meeting Agenda for May 12, 2026. Key items include discussion on Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee recommendations, financial statements, disposition of housing department properties, airport and port authority matters, a feasibility study for a transfer station, sale of vacant city properties, an Adopt-a-Park program, and a change order for the Martin Theatre. Discussion and presentation regarding ten (10) Housing lots for disposition and/or development. Commissioner Hughes to lead follow-up discussion. Discussion on the disposition of Housing Department Properties. Supporting document: HOUSING LETTER 5.5.26.PDF. Notice of vacancy on the Panama City-Bay County Airport Authority Board. Supporting documents include applications. Notice of term expirations on the Panama City Port Authority. Supporting documents include reappointment letters and applications. [case 20260512.2] Consideration and approval of a Task Order and Budget Amendment 20260512.2 for Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. to complete a Feasibility Study for a transfer station in the amount of $95,000.00. Supporting documents include study details and budget amendment. [1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street] Consideration of the sale of vacant City properties at 1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street (parcel numbers 15805-000-000 and 15805-010-000, respectively), totaling approximately 37 acres. Supporting documents include sale listing agreement. [City of Panama City Parks] Discussion and consideration of Adopt-a-Park Program through the Parks, Culture and Recreation Department to assist with the maintenance and beautification of City of Panama City Parks. Supporting documents include program recommendations and agreements. [Martin Theatre] Consideration to approve Martin Theatre Federal Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $1,187,519.06 which includes a deduct non-federal change order of ($1,252,496.00) and a federal change order of $2,440,015.06. Supporting document: AGENDA ITEM REQUEST MARTIN THEATER CHANGE ORDER NO. 3.PDF.
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-12
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Agenda items for discussion and consideration
- Address:
- 840 West 11th Street
- Applicant:
- City of Panama City
City Commission Meeting of May 12, 2026. minutes 2026-05-12
The City Commission meeting on May 12, 2026, included discussions and decisions on several items relevant to contractors. Key decisions involved the sale of vacant city properties, a feasibility study for a transfer station, and the Adopt-a-Park Program. A motion to table the sale of vacant city properties at 1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street to a workshop was approved. A resolution was approved for a feasibility study for a transfer station, with a budget amendment of $95,000.00. The Adopt-a-Park Program was approved to assist with park maintenance and beautification. An item regarding the Martin Theatre Federal Change Order No. 3 was moved to the May 26, 2026 meeting.
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-12
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Tabled to workshop (sale of properties); Approved (feasibility study and Adopt-a-Park Program); Deferred (Martin Theatre Federal Change Order)
- Address:
- 1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street
City Commission Meeting of May 12, 2026. packet 2026-05-12
[1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street] The City Commission is considering the sale of vacant City properties located at 1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street. These properties, identified by parcel numbers 15805-000-000 and 15805-010-000 respectively, total approximately 37 acres. The agenda item is for consideration of the sale. [case 20260512.2] The City Commission is considering and approving a Task Order and Budget Amendment 20260512.2 for Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. to complete a Feasibility Study for a transfer station. The study is budgeted at $95,000.00. [case 20260428.3] The City Commission is considering the approval of a Task Order from Dewberry Engineers, teamed with Halff Associates, for engineering design services on 32 of the 287 FEMA Road segments (FEMA Roads Group A). A Budget Amendment Resolution 20260428.3 in the amount of $218,000.00 is also being considered for approval. The motion to approve passed 5-0. [case 20260428.5] The City Commission is considering the approval of additional construction administration services for the Martin Theater and associated Budget Amendment Resolution 20260428.5 to DAG Architects in the amount of $94,800.00. The motion to approve passed 5-0. [case 20260512.2] The City Commission is considering the approval of a Task Order and Budget Amendment 20260512.2 for Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. to complete a Feasibility Study for a transfer station in the amount of $95,000.00. [4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E; case Ordinance 3300.1] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3300.1, an ordinance on the voluntary annexation of approximately 2.89 acres of property located at 4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E (Parcel ID 05916-025-010 and 05916-010-000). The motion passed 5-0. [4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E; case Ordinance 3300.2] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3300.2, an ordinance amending the Future Land Use Map of the City to reflect a land use designation of General Commercial for a property located at 4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E (Parcel ID 05916-025-010 and 05916-010-000). The motion passed 5-0. [4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E; case Ordinance 3300.3] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3300.3, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City to reflect a zoning designation of General Commercial-2, GC-2 for a property located at 4620 Hwy 390 E and 4622 Hwy 390 E (Parcel ID 05916-025-010 and 05916-010-000). The motion passed 5-0. [2209 9th Street E; case Ordinance 3301] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3301, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City to reflect a zoning designation of Neighborhood General, NG for a property located at 2209 9th Street E (Parcel ID 15915-010-000). The motion passed 5-0. [4620 and 4622 East Hwy 390] The City Commission approved the Proposed Development Agreement with Lindsey Crossing PC, LLC for a property located at 4620 and 4622 East Hwy 390 (Parcel ID 05916-025-010 and 05916-010-000). The motion passed 5-0. [Southeast of the intersection of Mound Avenue and W 21st Street, north of W 20th Court; case Ordinance 3302] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3302, an ordinance to vacate and abandon an alleyway and platted easements southeast of the intersection of Mound Avenue and W 21st Street, north of W 20th Court. The motion passed 5-0. [218 and 212 Bunkers Cove Road] The City Commission approved the Proposed Development Agreement with St. Andrew Bay Yacht Club for a property located at 218 and 212 Bunkers Cove Road (Parcel ID 20895-000-000 and 20894-000-000). Commissioner Hughes abstained from the vote. The motion passed 4-0 with one abstention. [case PC26-004, PC26-018] The City Commission approved the consent agenda, which included consideration to award bid PC26-004 Project Hometown Revitalization – PCMI to T K Vandy LLC for $369,095.14 and bid PC26-018 Project Hometown Revitalization – Captain’s Table to Southern Construction Services, LLC for $165,390.00. The motion passed 5-0. [East of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road] The City Commission approved the ratification of the final version of a Development Agreement between the City of Panama City and CBD Holdings, LLC for property located east of John Pitts Road and north of Old Majette Tower Road (Parcel Id: 03875-000-000). The motion passed 5-0. The City Commission is discussing and considering the disposition of Housing Department Properties. Commissioner Grainger motioned for staff to research multiple options for property disposition and discuss at the May 12, 2026 meeting. The motion passed 5-0. [City of Panama City Parks] The City Commission is discussing and considering the Adopt-a-Park Program to assist with the maintenance and beautification of City of Panama City Parks. The City Manager recommended the item return to the Commission at the May 12, 2026 meeting. [2723 Oak Hammock Dr.] Bobby Tyson Park, located at 2723 Oak Hammock Dr., is a 0.2-acre parcel dedicated as a park. Conveyance requires permission from Florida Housing, Inc. A Warranty Deed from Housing Florida, Inc. covers Lots 1-46 of the Plat of Oak Hammock Subdivision, Plat Book 15, Pg 86. [229 College Ave.] C.M Kidd Harris Park, located at 229 College Ave., is a 1.2-acre parcel designated for a community garden. A Warranty Deed dated April 20, 1934, contains a reversion clause requiring the land to be used as a public or municipal park and for no other purpose, with a reverter clause to the grantors and their heirs. The Plat of Holmes Addition to Millville does not show this parcel as a dedicated park. [near 2205 West Beach Dr.] Calhoun Kayak Park, located near 2205 West Beach Dr., is a 0.1-acre parcel with pocket-kayak access. The Recorded Plat dedicates this as a street. The Gwaltney Plat (Calhoun Street) marks the street end for Calhoun Ave. with a width of 66 feet. The cost associated with this parcel was $12,341.20. [4600 Collegiate Dr.] Carl Gray Park, located at 4600 Collegiate Dr., is a 6.3-acre community/waterfront park on North Bay with a boat launch. It was received from the Federal Government in the 1950s. A Warranty Deed (ORB 199 Pg 245, dated 09/14/1954) restricts its use for a park. A 1977 FDOT Quit Claim Deed contains a State of Florida reverter clause and restriction for use as a public park. The park was revitalized after Hurricane Michael through grants and FEMA funds, with the FEMA portion costing $2,033,346.69. [2526 Rollins Ave.] Chapman Park, formerly RL Turner Field, located at 2526 Rollins Ave., is a 5.8-acre neighborhood park. The County has a right of reversion if the City ceases to use the property as a park for six months, except for force majeure. The City is required to maintain signage per ORB 1677 Pg 905. The County received the parcel with a restriction to maintain it as a park. [Near 218 S Cove Lane] Cove Lane Park, located near 218 S Cove Lane, is a 0.6-acre neighborhood park. The parcel contains a right of first refusal/reverter clause if the City sells or does not use it as a public park. It is not a platted park and is labeled Block 83 on the Plat of Cove Terrace. It is a triangular shaped pocket park with playground equipment. [320 Kraft Ave.] Daffin Park Sports Complex, located at 320 Kraft Ave., is a 10.46-acre community park in Millville. A QC Deed received by COPC from Housing Authority restricts the parcel to use as a park. A Notice of Limitation of Use recorded on 12/11/2004 restricts use of the property as an outdoor recreation area in perpetuity. A HUD/PCR Project is currently working with $200,950.53 in funding. There is also $10,646.35 for Athletic Field Maintenance and $9,040.00 for a Batting Cage purchased by CRA. 103 trees were planted valued at $28,325.00 with an Eastside Reforestation Grant. [4201 W 23rd St.] Frank Nelson Soccer Complex, formerly West End Park, located at 4201 W 23rd St., is a 14-acre soccer park. The Plat of Drummond and Ware Add dedicates it as West End Park for public use. Laurel Street, absorbed into Frank Nelson Park, is also dedicated to the public. Block 5, Lots 1-18 are platted as lots and not part of the dedicated park. There was $23,150.00 for the initial dedication and $29,268.45 for Athletic Field Maintenance Contract. [810 Garden Club Dr.] Garden Club & Bay Memorial Walking Park, located at 810 Garden Club Dr., is a 22.6-acre community park. There are no Deed restrictions. Amenities include a Garden Club community building and a 1-mile rails to trails loop. A $56,250.00 Bay Memorial Reforestation Grant was completed with zero matching funds. There were also $250,000.00 for Garden Club/Park Renovations. [720 9th Ct E] Glenwood Community Center, located at 720 9th Ct E, is a 0.5-acre community center. A deed restriction limits the premises to public purposes with a reverter clause. [713 Bunkers Cove Rd.] Harry Edward Park, located at 713 Bunkers Cove Rd., is a 0.6-acre neighborhood park. The Plat of Cove Park Addition dedicates this park for public use and public ways. It is a triangular shaped pocket park on Bunkers Cove Road. [3315 Florida Ave.] Harvey Dee Mathis Park, located at 3315 Florida Ave., consists of two parcels totaling 7.1 acres. Parcel 1 has no known restrictions. Conveyance of Parcel 2 requires conveyance of any interest by the Mathis Family Land Trust and certain family members. Amenities include a walking park. [1309 Roosevelt Dr.] Henry A Davis Park, located at 1309 Roosevelt Dr., is a 1.8-acre neighborhood park with a playground. The Recorded Plat dedicates this parcel as a Park in the Lincoln Park Subdivision, Plat Book 2 Pg 45. This is a CRA Funded Project. [2708 West 19th St.] Hentz Park, located at 2708 West 19th St., is a 3.6-acre neighborhood park. The Recorded Plat dedicates this parcel as a Park in John G. Hentz, Jr.'s First Addition to St Andrew, Plat Book 8 Pg 99. Amenities include a playground, picnic tables, and a shelter. There was a $950,000.00 Hentz Park Stormwater Repetitive Loss Grant and a $42,635.64 Hentz Park Reforestation Grant. [9th St East] Joe Moody Harris Park, formerly North Millville Community Park, is a 31.2-acre community park. Land acquisition dates range from 09-20-1979 to 09-24-2003. Restrictions include Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) limitations to outdoor recreational use. A Conservation Easement recorded on 11/24/2008 covers 18.73 wetland acres. The park received a $1,333,200.00 Redevelopment Grant with 50/50 matching funds, and will be planting trees with the Eastside PC Reforestation Grant. [1304 Lisenby Ave.] Ken R. Hammons Park, located at 1304 Lisenby Ave., is a 6-acre neighborhood park. There are no known Deed restrictions. It features a walking park with a small pond and paved parking. [205 Kraft Ave.] Kraft Field, located at 205 Kraft Ave., is a 2-acre field. There appear to be no restrictions on this property per Plat or Deed. It consists of lots 1-12 bounded by Peterson St, Commerce street, James avenue, and Kraft avenue. It was owned by International Paper Company and leased to the Bay Athletic Association until conveyed to COPC by WD in 1979. [3424 15th St.] Lake Huntington Park, located at 3424 15th St., is a 1-acre water access (bayou) park. The Deed Restriction states it was conveyed to the City for park, streets, canals, and other public purposes. There is no right of first refusal or reverter clause. It features public waterfront access and a Community Center Building on the east side of the bayou. [1116 Cherry St and 1132 Cherry St] Lannie Rowe Park includes two parcels: 1116 Cherry St (2.27 acres) and 1132 Cherry St (0.26 acres), totaling 2.6 acres for neighborhood use. The larger parcel is primarily wetlands. There appear to be no Deed Restrictions on the smaller parcel and no Plat restrictions for these parcels. Prior to Hurricane Michael, this park contained boardwalks and a gazebo. [near 2000 2nd St E/Maine Ave extension] Maine Street Kayak Launch Park, located near 2000 2nd St E/Maine Ave extension, is a 1-acre neighborhood/kayak launch park. There are no known Deed restrictions. These parcels are not platted as a Park or part of the ROW street. It is located in Millville on Watson Bayou and includes a separate 0.31-acre vacant waterfront parcel. [Oak Ave & Park Ave (main), 214, 218, 222 Harrison Ave (Gateway)] McKenzie Park and Gateway includes multiple parcels with a main park at Oak Ave & Park Ave and Gateway parcels at Harrison Ave. The main park, totaling 1.4 acres, was dedicated by the Plat of Panama City for public use as a park. The Panama City Downtown Improvement Board is anticipated to convey the Gateway parcels to the City of Panama City with no restrictions. Amenities include a gazebo, bathrooms, and a gateway fountain. [301 Maple Ave.] Millville/Watson Bayou Waterfront Park, located at 301 Maple Ave., is a 4-acre waterfront park. There are no known deed or plat restrictions. Amenities include a pier, kayak launch, and canoe dock. This park was updated with CRA funds and had 37 trees planted valued at $10,0175.00 from the Eastside PC Reforestation Grant. [1815 Moates Ave.] Moates Park, located at 1815 Moates Ave., is a 1.1-acre neighborhood park. There are no known Deed or Plat restrictions for this parcel. Amenities include a playground and sand volleyball court. [2020 17th St W] Oak Grove Field, located at 2020 17th St W, is a 4.9-acre field. There are no known Deed or Plat restrictions for this parcel. It is dedicated to educators Robert and Mary Cain and contains bleachers. [1900 11th St W] Oakland Terrace Park & Recreation Center, located at 1900 11th St W, is a 6.8-acre community center and recreational complex. County Deed Restrictions require it to provide park and related recreational opportunities to the public, prohibit alcoholic beverages, and be available as a public voting place at no cost. It features a playground, community center, tennis, basketball, and pickleball courts, and one ball field. A $15,000.00 donation from United Way is designated for ADA Compliant Playground Equipment to be installed in 2026. [Fortune Avenue] Oakland Terrace Ball Fields, located on Fortune Avenue, is a 10-acre parcel with four ball fields. There are no known Deed or plat restrictions. New Batting Cages valued at $17,182.00 are to be installed in 2025. This parcel was part of a larger 20-acre parcel conveyed to the City. [2715 10th St W] Oaks by the Bay Park, located at 2715 10th St W, is a 5-acre waterfront passive park. A FCT Grant Agreement restricts the park to passive outdoor recreation and requires FCT approval for conveyance. It features a gazebo and is used for weddings, festivals, and farmers markets. [530 Jenks Ave.] Panama City Skate Park, located at 530 Jenks Ave., comprises two parcels totaling 0.91 acres. The skatepark occupies 0.2 acres. A Special Warranty Deed With Reservation and Repurchase Options dated December 27, 1979, warrants further review regarding repurchase options and reservations. Snug Harbor Boat Ramp received ARPA funding of $2,796,135.74. [1500 2nd Ct E] Sudduth Park, located at 1500 2nd Ct E, is a 1.1-acre neighborhood ballfield. A Warranty Deed restricts use for a public park with an immediate right of re-entry by the Grantor for breach of restrictions. The park was revitalized by FEMA funds after Hurricane Michael, with FEMA costs of $1,121,821.77. A new batting cage donated in 2025 is valued at $9,040.00. [3800 19th St W] Sweetbay Wetlands Park, located at 3800 19th St W, is a 5.8-acre neighborhood park. A FCT Grant Agreement restricts the park to passive outdoor recreation and requires FCT approval for conveyance. This park contains wetlands. Easements for an outfall ditch, drainage, and Gulf Power Co. are recorded. [2629 10th St W] Truesdell Park Clubhouse, located at 2629 10th St W, is a 1.5-acre neighborhood/playground/clubhouse facility. A 1933 Deed restriction mandates use as a municipal park with a reverter clause if abandoned. A narrow strip of Lot 16 was conveyed separately in 1991 without a park use restriction. The park is being revitalized through CDBG-DR grant funds, with an estimated cost of $750,000. An FRDAP grant is being researched to fund the playground. [1322 Calabria Rd.] Venetian Sunset Park, located at 1322 Calabria Rd., is a 0.9-acre neighborhood park. This park is restricted by a Grant Award Agreement dated June 23, 1998, and cannot be conveyed or changed without the approval of FDEP/Florida Communities Trust. [12th St & Bayview Ave.] Villa Gateway Park is located at 12th St & Bayview Ave. and is a 0.2-acre Bay waterfront pocket park/12th Street end. The Plat of St Andrews Bay dedicates this as a street. It is the 12th St (fka Auburn Ave) right of way that ends at the Bay shoreline. [Bus 98 & Bay Ave.] Whittington Park, located at Bus 98 & Bay Ave., is a 1.2-acre neighborhood park. It is part of FDOT right of way under FDOT Use Permit #18706 executed 9/3/1987. This park received Millville CRA funds for improvements. Amenities include a Dolphin waterfountain and a Water Easement for a 4" water well. [Bay Avenue & 14th St.] Woods Ballfield, located at Bay Avenue & 14th St., is a 2.5-acre neighborhood ballfield. There are no Plat restrictions for this parcel, and no apparent restrictions in the Deed of Exchange. An easement to FPL is recorded. The City conveyed a parcel by WD recorded Nov 29, 1972, that requires further review to determine its effect on this parcel. The City of Panama City is developing a Land Disposition Policy for Affordable Housing to facilitate the development of affordable housing on City-owned properties. The policy outlines two potential approaches: selling parcels on the open market (Option 1) or requesting proposals from builders and providing property at zero cost or at cost to the Housing Department (Option 2). Option 2 involves builders constructing and selling affordable houses to eligible buyers within a year, with criteria including minimum specifications and builder experience. Proceeds from sales under Option 1 must be restricted for housing uses. The policy aims to increase affordable housing units, support the SHIP Program, prioritize households up to 120% AMI, promote infill development, ensure equitable access, encourage resilient construction, and foster partnerships with developers committed to long-term affordability. [1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street] The City of Panama City is considering the sale of two vacant City-owned parcels totaling approximately 37 acres. The parcels are located at 1218 College Avenue (7.35 acres) and 2151 E 11th Street (29.69 acres), both zoned Urban Residential 2. The properties were formerly leased by Coleman American Moving Services until November 2021. City Engineers have determined most of the land is developable. Staff and CBRE Real Estate recommend listing the properties for sale to achieve their highest value and best use. Offers will be brought back for commission approval at a later date. The sale is expected to generate General Fund Revenue to replenish reserves and supplement the FY27 budget. [Panama City, Florida; case Task Order No. 06, Resolution No. 20260512.2] The City of Panama City is initiating a feasibility study for a new Solid Waste (SW) Transfer Station. The current practice of transporting waste over 50 miles round trip to Steelfield Landfill is inefficient and costly. A transfer station could provide a more feasible solution, save money, increase efficiency for the Environmental Services Division, and offer a local dump location for citizens. The study, to be conducted by Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for $95,000, will evaluate possible locations, rate impacts, and benefits to other municipalities and private haulers. The study will include limited property due diligence, cost analysis, fee structure and rate impact research, and project management. It is expected to take approximately four months to complete and will evaluate up to four properties. The City's Environmental Services Fund reserves will be used to fund the study. [1218 College Avenue; case PB 22-66] The City of Panama City is annexing approximately 7.35 acres of city-owned vacant land located at 1218 College Avenue. The property is currently classified as city vacant by Bay County. The annexation is for the purpose of utilizing City services. The Planning Board recommended approval unanimously on July 11, 2022, and the City Commission gave final approval on August 23, 2022. The land use will change from Bay County's Residential and General Commercial (Residential-2 and Plaza Commercial, C-2) to Panama City's Urban Residential (UR) and Urban Residential-2 (UR-2). The UR-2 zoning allows for high-density residential development and neighborhood commercial uses up to 20,000 square feet. The eastern portion of the property is in FEMA flood zones AE 27 and AE 28 and has jurisdictional wetlands. County water and sewer appear to be available. [1218 College Avenue; case PB 22-66] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3085.2, amending the Future Land Use Map to designate the property at 1218 College Avenue as Urban Residential. The change is from County Residential and County General Commercial to City Urban Residential. The Planning Board recommended approval on July 11, 2022, and the City Commission held first reading on August 9, 2022, with final reading and adoption on August 23, 2022. The amendment becomes effective 31 days after adoption. [2151 E 11th Street; case PB 22-67] The City Commission approved Ordinance 3086.1, amending the Future Land Use Map to designate the property at 2151 E 11th Street as Urban Residential. The change is from City Public Institutional to City Urban Residential. The Planning Board recommended approval on July 11, 2022, and the City Commission held first reading on August 9, 2022, with final reading and adoption on August 23, 2022. The amendment becomes effective 31 days after adoption. The City Commission is considering approving Federal Change Order No. 3 for the Martin Theatre project, totaling $1,187,519.06, which includes a non-federal deduction of ($1,252,496.00) and a federal increase of $2,440,015.06. The total contract amount will increase to $34,851,102.62. The non-Federal cost share will decrease to $1,133,238.17. The change order covers moving allowance items, overage costs, and additional items for lighting, the Tennessee & Ritz building, elevator, orchestra pit, structural steel, and electrical. This document is a statistical report of departmental activities for the fiscal year to date (FYTD) ending March 2026, covering October 2025 to March 2026. It details metrics for Development Services, Human Resources, Logistics, Parks Culture & Recreation, Police, and Public Works. Specific metrics include Development Orders Approved (90 FYTD), Planning Fees Collected ($24,175 Mar., $90,845 FYTD), Permits Issued (246 Mar., 1218 FYTD), Permit Fees Collected ($154,412 Mar., $418,548 FYTD), Work Orders initiated/completed (62/38 Mar., 375/381 FYTD), Projects (3 Mar., 26 FYTD) within Facility Maintenance & Projects, Water repairs (166 Mar., 804 FYTD), Sewer repairs (156 Mar., 583 FYTD), Garbage Collected (1,454 tons Mar., 8,135 tons FYTD), Street Sweeping Miles Swept (93 Mar., 524 FYTD), Asphalt installed (109 tons Mar., 466 tons FYTD), Potholes repaired (28 Mar., 82 FYTD), and Utility Cuts repaired (31 Mar., 172 FYTD).
- Board:
- City Commission Meetings
- Date:
- 2026-05-12
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Consideration of sale
- Address:
- 1218 College Avenue and 2151 E 11th Street
- Applicant:
- Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
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