Agenda Packet

Agenda Conference · 2026-09-08 · agenda_packet

This document is a City of Pensacola City Council Agenda Conference agenda for September 8, 2026, listing multiple items. It does not describe a single development project. The items include approvals for School Resource Officer MOUs, discretionary funding, and various FAA and other grants for airport, stormwater, and police projects. No zoning changes or land development projects are described. The document is a meeting agenda with recommendations for approval, not a record of a decision. [Pensacola International Airport (PNS), not stated; case File #26-615, File #26-616, File #26-954, File #26-957, File #26-972, File #26-953, File #26-955, File #26-958] This document is a multi-item City Council agenda for Pensacola, Florida, dated September 8, 2026, covering multiple airport projects at Pensacola International Airport (PNS). The projects are: 1) FAA ATP Grant 62 for Terminal Modernization and Expansion (Security Screening Checkpoint Expansion, SSCP), File #26-615 and #26-616, with a $9,000,000 grant and a total budget of $9,473,685; the project expands the security screening checkpoint by approximately 8,406 square feet, adds a sixth screening lane, expands queuing space, and adds new restrooms. 2) FAA AIP Grant 60 for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation, File #26-954 and #26-957, with a $9,719,671 grant and a total grant value of $10,799,635; the project includes mill and overlay of the south half of Taxiway A to the end of Runway 35, new LED taxiway edge lights, new airfield signs, and pavement markings. 3) Award of Bid No. 26-036 for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation, File #26-972, to Panhandle Grading and Paving, Inc. with a base bid of $9,998,752.39 plus a 10% contingency of $999,875.24 for a total of $10,998,627.63. 4) FAA AIG Grant 61 for Terminal Apron Expansion, File #26-953, with a $6,009,997 grant and a total grant value of $6,667,775; the project expands the existing Air Carrier Ramp to the West Remain Over Night apron to accommodate a future 5-gate concourse. 5) FAA AIP Discretionary Grant 63 for Ground Vehicle Transmitters, File #26-955 and #26-958, with a $66,204 grant and a total grant value of $73,560; the project purchases and installs twenty (20) ADS-B Vehicle Tracking Units. The document also includes an email from FAA Program Manager Miguel A. Martinez listing grants at PNS for the year, including AIP 59 (Rehabilitate Taxiway A7), AIP 60 (Rehabilitate Taxiway A South), AIP 61 (Expand Apron), AIP 62 (Expand Terminal), AIP 63 (Ground Vehicle VMAT), and AIP 64 (GPU/PCA/Boiler). [Pensacola International Airport (not stated for FDLE grant); case 26-958; 26-956; 26-959; 26-788] The document is a multi-item City Council agenda for Pensacola, FL, dated 9/8/2026, containing several distinct projects. Project 1: FAA AIP Discretionary Grant for ADS-B Vehicle Movement Area Transmitters (VMATs) at Pensacola International Airport. Grant amount $66,204, total project cost $73,560. Applicant: City of Pensacola. Case/File #: 26-958. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Application submitted 5/30/2026, grant agreement release anticipated by 9/1/2026. Project 2: FAA VALE Grant for Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler at Pensacola International Airport. Grant amount $12,779,600, local match $1,419,956, total $14,195,556. Applicant: City of Pensacola. Case/File #: 26-956. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Applications submitted 7/9/2026 and 7/23/2026, combined award confirmation 8/11/2026, grant agreement release anticipated by 9/1/2026. Project 3: Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-36 for the FAA VALE Grant for Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler. Case/File #: 26-959. Decision: Recommendation to adopt. Project 4: FDLE Grant Award No. IG102 for Pensacola Police Department. Grant amount $540,701.00. Applicant: Pensacola Police Department. Case/File #: 26-788. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Grant activity period 02/17/2025 – 06/30/2027. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [City of Pensacola, 222 West Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 (for city memorandum); Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park (no street address stated); Pensacola Police Department (no street address stated); City of Pensacola Fire Department, Citizen Corps, 475 E. Strong Street, Pensacola, FL 32501 (for grant award letter); case File #: 26-785 (FDLE grant); File #: 26-915 (CERT grant acceptance); File #: 26-960 (CERT supplemental budget); File #: 26-986 (FDEP stormwater grant); Resolution No. 2026-26; Resolution No. 2026-38; FDLE Grant Award ID: IG102; FDEP Grant No. DH020; Quote Number: QUOTE-3655017] The document is a multi-item City of Pensacola agenda packet for the September 8, 2026 Agenda Conference, containing several distinct legislative action items. It includes a Motorola Solutions quote for 40 APX NEXT portable radios for the Pensacola Police Department, a supplemental budget resolution for a FDLE grant, a grant acceptance for a CERT/Citizens Corps program, a supplemental budget resolution for that CERT grant, and a grant acceptance for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [case DH020] This document is a Florida Department of Environmental Protection grant agreement (Agreement No. DH020) for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park project. The grantee is the City of Pensacola. The total cost reimbursement is $5,190,939. The project involves construction, inspection, and a final report, including stormwater practices, irrigation systems, and underground stormwater capture vaults. The project is funded by the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment settlement. The document includes attachments on public records, audit requirements, program-specific requirements, a progress report form, a payment request form, and quality assurance requirements. The document does not state a specific street address, parcel number, acreage, or zoning change. The project timeline states construction must be completed within eighteen (18) months from the Notice to Proceed, and all work must be completed within fifty-four (54) months from the execution of the Grant Agreement. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) on a development application. It does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.