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HARBagendaPACKET061826
This document is an amended agenda for the Historic Architectural Review Board meeting on June 18, 2026. It details multiple projects requiring review, including Certificates of Appropriateness, Certificates of Demolition, and Opinions of Appropriateness. Several items are continuances from previous meetings. Public comment is not explicitly detailed for most items, but past meeting minutes show general public comment periods and specific stakeholder input on certain projects. The agenda includes items related to historic preservation tax exemptions, storefront replacements, deck construction, building additions, partial demolitions, and cellular equipment installation.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-18
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Not stated for the June 18, 2026 agenda items as they are pending review. Decisions from previous meetings (May 21, 2026) are documented.
- Address:
- Multiple addresses listed across various agenda items.
- Applicant:
- Multiple applicants listed across various agenda items.
Agenda - City Commission June 8, 2026
[case Resolution 2026-11] The City Commission is meeting on June 8, 2026. The agenda includes administrative items, special presentations, public comments, consent agenda items, appeals, general public presentations, ordinances and resolutions requiring public hearings, ordinances and resolutions not requiring public hearings, staff reports, and items from the City Attorney, City Clerk, City Manager, and Mayor/Commissioners. Several resolutions pertain to Florida Department of Transportation Intersection Improvement Projects, involving deeds and temporary/perpetual easements. A resolution also authorizes the City Manager to execute an agreement to continue the Transit Corridor Development Program with FDOT, providing financial assistance for the Downtown Public Transit STAR Circulator. The meeting will also address amendments to ordinances regarding Vehicles for Hire and Franchises, and a historic marker language review for Zora Neale Hurston Park. A proclamation for Pride Month is also on the agenda. This document is a Public Transportation Grant Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Transportation and the City of St. Augustine. It details the terms and conditions for operating assistance for a circulator in the St. Augustine area, funded by the Transit Corridor Development Program. The agreement specifies financial assistance of $1,500,000.00 for contractual services related to operations. It also outlines various compliance requirements, including those related to Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE), audit requirements for federal and state funds, restrictions on convicted or discriminatory vendors, and insurance obligations. Additionally, it includes resolutions from the City of St. Augustine regarding the conveyance of land and a temporary construction easement to the Florida Department of Transportation for improvements to State Road A1A (Avenida Menendez) in St. Johns County. [State Road No. A1A (Avenida Menendez), Section No. 78010, F.P. No. 4308974, St. Johns County, Florida] Resolution 2026-12 by the Board of City Commissioners of the City of St. Augustine, Florida, authorizes the execution of a deed to convey certain lands owned by the City to the State of Florida Department of Transportation for transportation purposes. The property is not needed for City purposes and the conveyance is deemed to be in the public or community interest and for public welfare. The specific consideration amount is not stated. [City of St. Augustine, St. Johns County, Florida (within the limits of State Road No. A1A (Avenida Menendez), Section No. 78010, F.P. No. 4308974)] Resolution 2026-13 by the Board of City Commissioners of St. Augustine, Florida, authorizes the execution of a temporary construction easement to the State of Florida Department of Transportation for safety improvements and traffic operations within an intersection. The use of the City's land is deemed in the best interest of the City and for public welfare. The specific consideration amount is not stated. [A1A (Avenida Menendez); case Resolution 2026-14] The City of St. Augustine Board of City Commissioners adopted Resolution 2026-14, granting a perpetual easement to the State of Florida Department of Transportation for the construction and maintenance of signals, conduit, pull boxes, lighting poles, foundations, and sidewalk along State Road A1A (Avenida Menendez), Section No. 78010, F.P. No. 4308974 in St. Johns County. The consideration for the easement was not stated. [Zora Neale Hurston Park; case Staff Report Item for June 8, 2026] The City of St. Augustine City Commission is considering a staff report for the June 8, 2026 meeting regarding language and sign style for a historic marker at Zora Neale Hurston Park. The park improvements, previously directed to be scaled back, include adjustments to sidewalks, landscaping, infrastructure for the Nights of Lights annual signage, and the marker. The Commission previously directed staff to coordinate with the Anderson family, owners of Zora's Sojourn at 791 West King Street, for marker language. Proposed marker language and sign mock-ups are attached for review. The City of St. Augustine is seeking qualified candidates for open positions on various boards and committees. Vacancies include one term expiring 7/31/26 on the Audit Committee, two terms (one elected, one board appointment) expiring 6/30/26 on the 1977 City Employees’ Retirement System Board of Trustees, and one vacancy expiring 9/30/2028 on the Planning and Zoning Board. Advertisements for the Planning and Zoning Board vacancy were published in the St. Augustine Record and posted on the City's website. [24 Cathedral Place and the corner of Charlotte and Treasury Streets; case Ordinance 2026-08] The City Commission approved Ordinance 2026-08, amending a Planned Unit Development (PUD) at 24 Cathedral Place and the corner of Charlotte and Treasury Streets. The amendment changes the use from an office building to a hotel and allows for alcohol sales. Key modifications include streetscape improvements, landscaping, a $464,640 contribution for a complete street, coordination with FDOT on Anderson Circle right-of-way, use of native plants where possible consistent with HARB order, low flow/drip irrigation, and downward-facing lighting consistent with HARB order. Public comments included concerns about vibration monitoring, with the PUD text amended to include an enforcement tool and the ability for the engineer to stop work based on current best practices for adjacent structures. The project involves Kanti Patel with Kasam Hospitality, Inc. and includes a parking garage increasing spaces from 62 to 155. [81 Magnolia Drive; case Ordinance 2026-09] The City Commission approved Ordinance 2026-09, vacating, discontinuing, and abandoning a portion of an unnamed, unopened alleyway located at 81 Magnolia Drive, within portions of Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, Block A, Capo's Addition, Anastasia. [3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave; case Ordinance 2026-13] The City Commission approved Ordinance 2026-13 on first reading, to be moved to second reading. This ordinance vacates, discontinues, and abandons a portion of Prado Avenue located within the City of St. Augustine. The property is located at 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd. The vacation is intended to allow the owner to improve the area for the betterment of the public. [case Resolution 2026-08] The City Commission approved Resolution 2026-08, which clarifies Planning Department procedures for processing applications in response to state law changes (Senate Bill 180). The resolution aims to increase transparency and help the public understand how code is applied. [Model Land Company National Register Historic District] The City Commission received an update on the Model Land Company National Register Historic District nomination update. The update includes 55 new contributing structures. A review by the state is scheduled for May 7, 2026. Homeowners of the new contributing structures were notified and attended a public meeting, with feedback being positive and supportive. The Commission expressed support for the update and agreed to provide a letter of support. [Granada Parking Lot] The City Commission approved changes to revert the Granada Parking lot back to paid parking, allowing staff administrative flexibility for seasonal changes. The potential recovered revenue is approximately $83,624. Discussions included workforce permits, posting parking costs, and Sunday parking hours. The lot was previously used for workforce parking but is now being reverted to public paid parking. The City Commission heard an update on the 2026 Legislative Session. Key points included prohibitions on local policies regulating greenhouse gas emissions, passage of a DEI bill prohibition, a decrease in funds to Clerks of Courts, requirements for local hearings for state park changes, increased sovereign immunity potentially raising City insurance costs, and planning bills that minimized negative impacts on historic properties. A bill allowing building inspections by private providers, private firms, and virtual inspections was also passed. [Lincolnville Redevelopment Area] The City Commission made two appointments to the Lincolnville Redevelopment Area Steering Committee (LCRA): Kenneth McClain was reappointed, and Eamon Doran was appointed with a four to one vote. The City Clerk advertised the positions and received four applications. Priority was given to City residents. The City Commission made two appointments to the Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB): Michael Blake was selected as a member, and Paul Weaver was appointed as the alternate member. Paul Weaver is a former HARB member, and Michael Blake is an architect, meeting the requirements for the positions. The City Commission accepted the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for Fiscal Year 2025. The report had zero findings, which was commended by the commissioners. The report indicated a 17% population increase in the City and a 33% increase in the County over the past ten years, with the unemployment rate remaining stable. The City Commission heard an update on the Dining with Dignity Pavilion Operations and Phase II. Key highlights included a 62% increase in attendees compared to when operations were at the Granada Lot, installation of bike racks (with more to come), and the installation of a barbeque grill. The pavilion operations are being updated. This document details discussions from City Commission meetings on April 27, 2026, and May 11, 2026. Key topics included the progress of laundry and shower services for the homeless, a mid-year budget update, a strategic plan review and update to comply with state law regarding DEI, and a Capital Improvement Plan update. Public comment focused on the operational aspects of services for the homeless, including water pressure, staffing, and the timeline for implementation. Commissioners expressed concerns about liability, volunteer involvement, and the need for participant surveys. The strategic plan update involved removing DEI language due to state law, which sparked discussion about its impact on training and workplace equality. The Capital Improvement Plan update covered various infrastructure projects like paving, lift stations, stormwater management, and utility improvements. A proclamation was also issued for the 250th Anniversary of American Independence on July 4, 2026.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved (Resolution adopted)
- Address:
- State Road No. A1A (Avenida Menendez), Section No. 78010, F.P. No. 4308974, St. Johns County, Florida
- Applicant:
- City of St. Augustine, State of Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
Agenda - City Commission June 8, 2026
The City Commission meeting on June 8, 2026, included several items relevant to contractors. Key agenda items included Ordinance 2026-14 regarding amendments to vessel anchoring and mooring, Ordinance 2026-10 amending the Vehicles for Hire ordinance, and Ordinance 2026-11 amending the Franchises ordinance. Additionally, three resolutions (2026-12, 2026-13, 2026-14) were presented concerning Florida Department of Transportation Intersection Improvement Projects, involving deeds and temporary/perpetual easements. The meeting also covered a presentation on St. Johns County Continuum of Care 2026 PIT Data, a review of Zora Neale Hurston Park Historic Marker language, and a statutory notice of the proposed Madeira CDD budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. The consent agenda previewed upcoming meetings and ordinances, including the second reading of Ordinances 2026-10 and 2026-11 on July 13, 2026. No specific project details like addresses, sizes, or exact zoning changes were provided for the intersection improvement projects, only that they are FDOT related and involve easements and deeds.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 100.1, 1001.1, 700.1, 701.1, 800.1, 801.1
Special Magistrate 6.3.26 Minutes Signed
[10 Hybiscus Ave; case CE2026-0252] Scott Cataleta at 10 Hybiscus Ave was found in violation for installing a ramp without a permit (Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608). The Special Magistrate issued an order giving 30 days to either obtain approved permits or remove the ramp. Scott Cataleta requested 30 days to obtain permits. [S Ponce De Leon Blvd; case CE2026-0290] Sebastian Harbor Villa Condo at S Ponce De Leon Blvd was found in violation for adding a floating dock extension to an existing boat slip without permits (Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608). The Special Magistrate issued an order finding violation and gave 10 days to come into compliance or face a fine of up to $250 per day. The HOA attorney stated the association had not approved the installment and a vote was pending; if the vote fails, the HOA will have the extension removed, but if approved, they will file permits. Neighbors James Feld and Ken Wise spoke for the HOA board members. The city's position is to have the dock extension removed due to hurricane season and lack of stability approval. [10 Pacific St; case CE2026-0311] Legacy Portfolio Holdings LLC at 10 Pacific St was found in violation for lack of active registration (Ch. 28 Sec. 28-146). The Special Magistrate issued an order finding violation and gave until Friday, 5pm June 5th, to register, or a fine of up to $250 per day would be issued. The owner has another property on the same parcel currently under fine for the same violation. [6 Blanche Ln; case CE2025-0592] Roots Construction LLC, property owner Joseph Jr Largay at 6 Blanche Ln, was found not in compliance for unlawful conditions (Ch. 19 Sec. 19-3). This was a repeat violation, with the property out of compliance for 133 days, totaling $63,500, exceeding the city threshold. The Special Magistrate issued an order imposing a fine of $50,000 to be paid within 30 days. [83 Weeden St; case CE2026-0283] Kellen Baker Et Al, property owner Matthew Irons at 83 Weeden St, was found out of compliance for registration (Ch. 28 Sec. 146). The Special Magistrate issued an order imposing a fine of $250 per day. [78 Sanford St; case CE2024-0441] Annie Jensen Et Al, property owner Brandy Holland at 78 Sanford St, was found in compliance for permits required (Ch. 8 Sec. 8-608). The fine was paid on 5/20/26. The Special Magistrate issued an order closing the case for compliance.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Order Finding in Violation, 30 days to obtain permits or remove ramp
- Address:
- 10 Hybiscus Ave
- Applicant:
- Scott Cataleta
Special Magistrate Agenda 6.3.26
[10 Hybiscus Ave; case CE2026-0252] Code Enforcement hearing for 10 Hybiscus Ave, concerning Chapter 8 Section 8-608 regarding required permits. Applicant is Scott Cataleta. Case number CE2026-0252. [S Ponce De Leon Blvd; case CE2026-0290] Code Enforcement hearing for S Ponce De Leon Blvd, concerning Chapter 8 Section 8-608 regarding required permits. Applicant is Sebastian Harbor Villa Condo. Case number CE2026-0290. [24 Florida Ave; case CE2026-0293] Code Enforcement hearing for 24 Florida Ave, concerning Chapter 8 Section 8-608 regarding required permits. Applicant is Robert J Jr. Sterk. Case number CE2026-0293. [1301 Plantation Dr; case CE2026-0296] Code Enforcement hearing for 1301 Plantation Dr, concerning Chapter 25 Section 25-58 regarding tree removal and replacement. Applicant is Harbour Island Executive Center. Case number CE2026-0296. [10 Pacific St; case CE2026-0311] Code Enforcement hearing for 10 Pacific St, concerning Chapter 28 Section 28-146 regarding registration. Applicant is Legacy Portfolio Holdings LLC. Case number CE2026-0311. [67 San Marco Ave; case CE2026-0312] Code Enforcement hearing for 67 San Marco Ave, concerning Chapter 28 Section 146 regarding registration. Applicant is Cool and Collected LLC. Case number CE2026-0312. [6 Blanche Ln; case CE2025-0592] Code Enforcement hearing for 6 Blanche Ln, concerning Chapter 19 Section 19-3 regarding unlawful conditions. Applicant is Roots Construction LLC, with Joseph Jr. Largay. Case number CE2025-0592. [83 Weeden St; case CE2026-0283] Code Enforcement hearing for 83 Weeden St, concerning Chapter 28 Section 146 regarding registration. Applicant is Kellen Et Al Baker, with Matthew Irons. Case number CE2026-0283. [78 Sanford St; case CE2024-0441] Code Enforcement hearing for 78 Sanford St, concerning Chapter 8 Section 8-608 regarding required permits. Applicant is Annie Et Al Jensen, with Brandy Holland. Case number CE2024-0441.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- New Violation Hearing
- Address:
- 10 Hybiscus Ave
- Applicant:
- Cataleta, Scott
Special Magistrate Agenda Packet 6.3.26
[10 Hybiscus Ave; case CE2026-0252] Case CE2026-0252 involves a violation at 10 Hybiscus Ave concerning permits required under Chapter 8, Section 8-608. The case was heard on June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [S Ponce De Leon Blvd; case CE2026-0290] Case CE2026-0290 addresses a violation at S Ponce De Leon Blvd concerning permits required under Chapter 8, Section 8-608. The case was heard on June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [24 Florida Ave; case CE2026-0293] Case CE2026-0293 pertains to 24 Florida Ave, with a violation related to permits required under Chapter 8, Section 8-608. The hearing was on June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [1301 Plantation Dr; case CE2026-0296] Case CE2026-0296 at 1301 Plantation Dr involves tree removal and replacement under Chapter 25, Section 25-58. The hearing was scheduled for June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [10 Pacific St; case CE2026-0311] Case CE2026-0311 concerns 10 Pacific St, with a violation related to registration under Chapter 28, Section 28-146. The hearing was on June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [67 San Marco Ave; case CE2026-0312] Case CE2026-0312 at 67 San Marco Ave involves a violation related to registration under Chapter 28, Section 146. The hearing was scheduled for June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [6 Blanche Ln; case CE2025-0592] Case CE2025-0592 involves 6 Blanche Ln, with a violation of unlawful conditions under Chapter 19, Section 19-3. The hearing was on June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [83 Weeden St; case CE2026-0283] Case CE2026-0283 concerns 83 Weeden St, with a violation related to registration under Chapter 28, Section 146. The hearing was scheduled for June 3, 2026. Specific decision and outcome details are not stated in the provided text. [78 Sanford St; case CE2024-0441] Case CE2024-0441 at 78 Sanford St involves a violation of permits required under Chapter 8, Section 8-608. A violation was found on November 5, 2025, with 60 days given to correct. A hearing was held on April 1, 2026, where the property was found 'In Compliance'. The respondent had 30 days from the order date to pay any fines, but no fines were assessed as compliance was met.
- Board:
- Special Magistrate Hearing
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- In Compliance
- Address:
- 10 Hybiscus Ave
- Applicant:
- Cataleta, Scott
PZB Agenda - June 2, 2026 - Amended
[78 Sanford St; case PZB2026-0040] Brandy Holland seeks a variance for 78 Sanford St to modify rear and side yard setback requirements and maximum lot coverage. Annie Jensen & Brandy Holland are the owners. Case number PZB2026-0040. [118 Lamego Ln; case PZB2026-0041] Elizabeth Naiburg is applying for a variance at 118 Lamego Ln to adjust the rear yard setback requirement. Elizabeth Naiburg is the owner. Case number PZB2026-0041. [141 Menendez Rd; case PZB2026-0043] Morgan & Amanda Nivens are seeking a variance for 141 Menendez Rd concerning the maximum square footage of a guest house. They are also the owners. Case number PZB2026-0043. [161 Riberia St; case PZB2026-0051] James St George, applicant for Riberia Outpost LLC (owner), requests a variance for 161 Riberia St to modify side and rear yard setback requirements. Case number PZB2026-0051. [82 Washington St, 84 Washington St, 86 Washington St; case PZB2026-0042] Paul & Rebecca Morris (applicant and owner) seek multiple uses by exception and variances for 82, 84, and 86 Washington St. These include a theater, commercial entertainment facility, special event venue, sale of alcoholic beverages (under 14% ABV), off-site parking, reduced off-street parking, and a front yard setback variance. Case number PZB2026-0042. [230 W King St; case PZB2026-0050] Sarah Ryan (applicant, c/o Sarah Ryan Architect) seeks variances for Donna and Cope Thomas (owner) at 230 W King St. The requests include a side yard setback variance, reduced off-street parking, and a use by exception for off-site parking. Case number PZB2026-0050. [500 Anastasia Blvd; case PZB2026-0031] Matthew H. Lahti, P.E. (applicant, c/o Gulfstream Design Group, LLC) for the City of St. Augustine (owner) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zone 3 at 500 Anastasia Blvd. This item was continued from the May 5, 2026, meeting. Case number PZB2026-0031. [404 Riberia St; case PZB2026-0039] Tom Barlett (applicant, c/o DCCM) for Doug West (owner, c/o Alliance Marine Co) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3 at 404 Riberia St. Case number PZB2026-0039. [1018 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0046] Ryan Carter (applicant, c/o Carter Environmental Services) for Toll Southeast LP Company Inc (owner) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3 at 1018 Pantano Dr. Case number PZB2026-0046. [958 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0047] Ryan Carter (applicant, c/o Carter Environmental Services) for Toll Southeast LP Company Inc (owner) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zone 3 at 958 Pantano Dr. Case number PZB2026-0047. [818 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0048] Ryan Carter (applicant, c/o Carter Environmental Services) for Toll Southeast LP Company Inc (owner) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3 at 818 Pantano Dr. Case number PZB2026-0048. [910 Pantano Dr; case PZB2026-0049] Ryan Carter (applicant, c/o Carter Environmental Services) for Toll Southeast LP Company Inc (owner) seeks approval to remove significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones 2 & 3 at 910 Pantano Dr. Case number PZB2026-0049. [18 Spring St, 20 Spring St; case PZB2026-0053] Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County, Inc. (applicant) for St. Luke Alpha and Omega Pentecostal Church of Florida, Inc (owner) seeks to recommend a future land use plan amendment from Residential Low Density to Residential Medium Density, a rezoning from RS-2 to RG-1, and a use by exception for a business office at 18 and 20 Spring St. Case number PZB2026-0053. [65 Lewis Blvd; case PZB2026-0052] Roy Campbell / San Sebastian Marine Inc (applicant and owner, c/o River's Edge Marina) seeks to approve a rezoning from an abandoned PUD to Residential and General Office (RGO) at 65 Lewis Blvd. Case number PZB2026-0052. [69 Lewis Blvd; case PZB2026-0045] RB63, Inc. (applicant, c/o 2 Creeks Dockside) for San Sebastian Marine Inc. (owner, c/o River's Edge Marina) seeks approval for rezoning from an abandoned PUD to RGO landward and Open Land (OL) waterward of the most restrictive jurisdictional line at 69 Lewis Blvd. Also requested are a variance to reduce off-street parking and approval for dock and deck construction within Conservation Overlay Zones 1 & 2. Case number PZB2026-0045.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting - Agenda Coming Soon
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommended
- Address:
- 78 Sanford St
- Applicant:
- Brandy Holland
PZB Minutes 060226
[Multiple addresses throughout St. Augustine, FL; case PZB2026-0040, PZB2026-0041, PZB2026-0043, PZB2026-0051, PZB2026-0042, PZB2026-0050, PZB2026-0031, PZB2026-0039, PZB2026-0046, PZB2026-0047, PZB2026-0048, PZB2026-0049, PZB2026-0053, PZB2026-0052, PZB2026-0045] The Planning and Zoning Board met on June 2, 2026. Key decisions included approving variances for setbacks and lot coverage for Brandy Holland (PZB2026-0040), continuing Elizabeth Naiburg's variance request (PZB2026-0041), approving a variance for maximum guest house square footage for Morgan & Amanda Nivens (PZB2026-0043), approving variances for side and rear yard setbacks for James St. George (PZB2026-0051), approving a use by exception and variance for Paul & Rebecca Morris (PZB2026-0042), approving a variance for side yard setback and parking for Sarah Ryan (PZB2026-0050), approving the removal of significant trees for Matthew H. Lahti (PZB2026-0031), approving the removal of one tree for Tom Bartlett (PZB2026-0039), approving the removal of a significant tree for Ryan Carter (PZB2026-0046), approving the removal of significant trees for Ryan Carter (PZB2026-0047), approving the removal of eight significant trees for Ryan Carter (PZB2026-0048), approving the removal of significant trees for Ryan Carter (PZB2026-0049), recommending a future land use map amendment and rezoning for Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County, Inc. (PZB2026-0053), recommending a rezoning for Roy Campbell (PZB2026-0052), and recommending a rezoning and approving a variance for RB63, Inc (PZB2026-0045).
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting - Agenda Coming Soon
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved, Recommended, Continued
- Address:
- Multiple addresses throughout St. Augustine, FL
- Applicant:
- Multiple applicants including Brandy Holland, Elizabeth Naiburg, Morgan & Amanda Nivens, James St. George, Paul & Rebecca Morris, Sarah Ryan, Matthew H. Lahti, Tom Bartlett, Ryan Carter, Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County, Inc., Roy Campbell, and RB63, Inc.
PZB Packet - June 2, 2026
[78 Sanford St, 118 Lamego Ln, 141 Menendez Rd, 161 Riberia St, 82 Washington St, 84 Washington St, 86 Washington St, 230 W King St, 500 Anastasia Blvd, 404 Riberia St, 1018 Pantano Dr, 958 Pantano Dr, 818 Pantano Dr, 910 Pantano Dr, 18 Spring St, 20 Spring St, 65 Lewis Blvd, 69 Lewis Blvd; case PZB2026-0040, PZB2026-0041, PZB2026-0043, PZB2026-0051, PZB2026-0042, PZB2026-0050, PZB2026-0031, PZB2026-0039, PZB2026-0046, PZB2026-0047, PZB2026-0048, PZB2026-0049, PZB2026-0053, PZB2026-0052, PZB2026-0045] The Planning and Zoning Board is meeting on June 2, 2026, at 1:00 PM in the Alcazar Room. The agenda includes several items: Modifications and Approval of Agenda, Variances, Use by Exception & Variance, Conservation Overlay Zone Development, Land Use Plan Amendment, Rezoning & Use by Exception, and Applications Involving Lewis Blvd. Specific projects include variances for setbacks and lot coverage at 78 Sanford St, 118 Lamego Ln, 141 Menendez Rd, and 161 Riberia St. There is also a request for use by exception for a theater, commercial entertainment facility, special event venue, and alcohol sales at 82, 84, and 86 Washington St, along with parking and setback variances. Another use by exception and variance request is for off-site parking and setback reduction at 230 W King St. Several applications involve the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones at 500 Anastasia Blvd, 404 Riberia St, 1018 Pantano Dr, 958 Pantano Dr, 818 Pantano Dr, and 910 Pantano Dr. A land use plan amendment and rezoning is proposed for 18 and 20 Spring St. Finally, rezoning and variance requests are on the agenda for properties at 65 Lewis Blvd and 69 Lewis Blvd. [28 Montrano Avenue, 1095 Anastasia Boulevard, 70 Abbott Street, E. Park Avenue, Pelican Reef Drive, Fancher Court, 112 Martin Luther King Avenue; case PZB2026-0018, PZB2026-0030, PZB2026-0033, PZB2026-0010, PZB2026-0035, PZB2026-0036, PZB2026-0038] The Planning and Zoning Board met on May 5, 2026. The meeting included approval of minutes, modification of the agenda, and several public hearings. A variance for lot coverage and side yard setback at 28 Montrano Avenue was approved. A use by exception for professional and business offices at 1095 Anastasia Boulevard was approved with conditions. A use by exception for off-site parking at 70 Abbott Street was approved with conditions. Several applications for the removal of significant trees within Conservation Overlay Zones were discussed and approved with conditions, including at E. Park Avenue, Pelican Reef Drive, and Fancher Court. A recommendation for denial was made for a future land use plan map amendment and rezoning at 112 Martin Luther King Avenue. [78 Sanford St; case PZB2026-0040] The Planning and Zoning Board staff recommends approval of a variance request for 78 Sanford St. The variance seeks to reduce the rear yard setback from ten (10) feet to seven (7) feet and the side yard setback from ten (10) feet to three (3) feet for a proposed 570-square-foot residential accessory structure. This would increase lot coverage by approximately 1% to about 42%. The applicant states the property has a singular disadvantage due to its small size and existing conditions, making it difficult to reasonably use the property without the variance. The proposed variance is not expected to be contrary to the public interest or adversely affect the vicinity. [118 Lamego Lane; case PZB2026-0041] The Planning and Zoning Board staff recommends approval of a variance request for 118 Lamego Lane. The variance seeks to reduce the rear yard setback from the required ten (10) feet to five (5) feet for a proposed screen enclosure over a swimming pool. The property is located in the Madeira Planned Unit Development, which requires full building setbacks for screen enclosures. The rear of the property backs up to a vacant, unplatted, forested area. The applicant states the property is very small and that the lack of variance creates a danger around the pool area due to a past stroke.
- Board:
- Planning and Zoning Board Meeting - Agenda Coming Soon
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved, Approved with conditions, Recommendation for Denial
- Address:
- 78 Sanford St, 118 Lamego Ln, 141 Menendez Rd, 161 Riberia St, 82 Washington St, 84 Washington St, 86 Washington St, 230 W King St, 500 Anastasia Blvd, 404 Riberia St, 1018 Pantano Dr, 958 Pantano Dr, 818 Pantano Dr, 910 Pantano Dr, 18 Spring St, 20 Spring St, 65 Lewis Blvd, 69 Lewis Blvd
- Applicant:
- Brandy Holland, Annie Jensen & Brandy Holland, Elizabeth Naiburg, Morgan & Amanda Nivens, James St George, Riberia Outpost LLC, Paul & Rebecca Morris, Sarah Ryan, Donna and Cope Thomas, Matthew H. Lahti, P.E., Gulfstream Design Group, LLC, City of St. Augustine, Tom Barlett, DCCM, Doug West, Alliance Marine Co, Ryan Carter, Carter Environmental Services, Toll Southeast LP Company Inc, Habitat for Humanity of St. Johns County, Inc., St. Luke Alpha and Omega Pentecostal Church of Florida, Inc, Roy Campbell / San Sebastian Marine Inc, River's Edge Marina, San Sebastian Marine Inc, RB63, Inc., 2 Creeks Dockside
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[9 Masters Drive; case HP2026-0027] Item 5a: Tipton Bray, applicant for owners Liam and Dorota McDermott, seeks to demolish a residential building constructed c. 1910-1917 at 9 Masters Drive. The building is recorded in the Florida Master Site File and not located in a district. This item was recommended for expedited hearing. [130 St. George Street; case HP2026-0011] Item 6a: Duncan Dailey, applicant for Old City Leasing LLC, owner of 130 St. George Street, requested a continuance for their Certificate of Appropriateness application. The original request was to replace the existing storefront with a new system and install a handicap access ramp. The hearing was continued to June 18, 2026. [78 Spanish Street; case HP2026-0028] Item 6b: 78 Spanish Leasing Agency LLC, as both applicant and owner of 78 Spanish Street, seeks to construct a new wood privacy fence and gate. [172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12; case HP2026-0031] Item 6c: Tri-State Builders & Remodeling LLC, applicant for owners Eric Ryden, Dawn Newton & Megan Hoag, seeks to construct a new two-story wrap-around deck on the south end of the building at 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12. The deck will be visible from the Historic Preservation-One (HP-1) zoning district. [30A Bay View Drive; case HP2026-0033] Item 7a: Les Thomas, Architect, applicant for owners Francie Rubin and Margot Bradely, seeks to demolish a detached garage structure constructed c. 1953 at 30A Bay View Drive. The garage is not recorded in the Florida Master Site File but is contributing to the Fullerwood Park Residential National Register Historic District. [68 Oneida Street; case HP2026-0006] Item 7b: Sarah Ryan Architect, LLC, applicant for owners Clifton and Rachelle Miller, seeks to perform partial demolition of a residential building at 68 Oneida Street. The building was constructed c. 1871-1885, is recorded in the Florida Master Site File, and contributes to the Lincolnville National Register Historic District. The work relates to building elevation and rehabilitation, including modifications to the foundation and enclosed front porch, and removal and replacement of rear additions. This item was continued from February 19, 2026. [7 Saragossa Street; case HP2026-0022] Item 7c: A & O Builders, applicant for True Real Estate Investments, LLC, owner of 7 Saragossa Street, is seeking after-the-fact approval for partial demolition of a residential building constructed c. 1917-1924. The building is recorded in the Florida Master Site File and contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. The demolition involved wholesale replacement of windows with a different design and fenestration changes. A previous application (HP2025-0087) was denied. This item was continued from April 16, 2026. [1 Cordova Street; case HP2026-0032] Item 8a: Verizon Wireless, applicant for City of St. Augustine, owner of 1 Cordova Street, seeks to install cellular equipment on the exterior of existing parking garage stairwell towers.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommended for expedited hearing
- Address:
- 9 Masters Drive
- Applicant:
- Tipton Bray
HARBpacket052126
[9 Masters Drive, 130 St. George Street, 78 Spanish Street, 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, 30A Bay View Drive, 68 Oneida Street, 7 Saragossa Street, 1 Cordova Street; case HP2026-0027, HP2026-0011, HP2026-0028, HP2026-0031, HP2026-0033, HP2026-0006, HP2026-0022, HP2026-0032] The Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) is considering multiple items on May 21, 2026. Project HP2026-0027 at 9 Masters Drive involves the demolition of a c. 1910-1917 residential building. Project HP2026-0011 at 130 St. George Street, involving storefront replacement and handicap ramp installation, is continued to June 18, 2026. Project HP2026-0028 at 78 Spanish Street proposes a new wood privacy fence and gate. Project HP2026-0031 at 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, seeks to construct a new two-story wrap-around deck. Project HP2026-0033 at 30A Bay View Drive is for the demolition of a detached garage. Project HP2026-0006 at 68 Oneida Street involves partial demolition for building elevation and rehabilitation. Project HP2026-0022 at 7 Saragossa Street is for after-the-fact partial demolition and window replacement. Project HP2026-0032 at 1 Cordova Street involves installing cellular equipment. Additionally, minutes from March 27, 2026, and April 16, 2026, are for approval, and the agenda may be modified. Public comment is invited for items not on the agenda. [7 Aviles Street; case not stated for this specific demolition, but related to HARB proceedings.] On March 27, 2026, the Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) convened a special meeting regarding the emergency partial demolition of the building at 7 Aviles Street. The building, constructed c. 1885-1888 with later additions, is recorded in the Florida Master Site File and contributes to the St. Augustine National Register Historic District. Due to structural integrity issues, including buckling walls and deteriorated brick, emergency demolition of three and a half walls (north, west, and upstairs of the east wall) was recommended and approved. The garage and jail structures will remain. The new building will replicate the existing one in style and fenestration, or use Spanish or British Colonial style. Salvage of materials like bricks, front doors, and tiles is required. The site is in Archeological Zone 1B, requiring adherence to archeological conditions. Public comment included appreciation for the effort to save the building and questions about future preservation. The demolition was unanimously approved. [51 Florida Avenue, 130 St. George Street, 44 Spanish Street, 308 St. George Street, 16 S. Castillo Drive, 65 Busam Street, 142 Washington Street, 7 Saragossa Street, 75 King Street, 31 St. Francis Street, City Rights-of-Way (King Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, Granada, Cordova, Charlotte Streets, Cathedral Place); case HP2026-0024, HP2026-0011, HP2026-0016, HP2026-0021, HP2026-0012, HP2026-0017, HP2026-0019, HP2026-0022, HP2026-0015, HP2026-0020, HP2026-0018] On April 16, 2026, the Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) held a regular meeting. Key decisions included: approving the demolition of a c. 1959 residential building at 51 Florida Avenue (HP2026-0024) with a condition for salvaging usable materials; approving the replacement of a storefront and installation of a handicap ramp at 130 St. George Street (HP2026-0011) with a continuance to May 21, 2026; approving the installation of an ADA accessible bathroom at 44 Spanish Street (HP2026-0016) with modifications to porch posts and salvaging of existing elements; denying the after-the-fact approval for a new paver driveway at 308 St. George Street (HP2026-0021), requiring removal of pavers and resubmission to staff; approving the modification to include an ADA lift at 16 S. Castillo Drive (HP2026-0012) with specific conditions on wall extension and door type; approving the demolition of a c. 1967 residential building at 65 Busam Street (HP2026-0017) with conditions for salvage and documentation; approving partial demolition and window modifications at 142 Washington Street (HP2026-0019) with requirements for raised muntins; continuing the after-the-fact partial demolition and window replacement at 7 Saragossa Street (HP2026-0022) for detailed plans on casing and window replication; approving the installation of a louvered vent at 75 King Street (HP2026-0015) with specific dimensions and placement; approving modifications to a garden area and construction of a new storage structure at 31 St. Francis Street (HP2026-0020); and approving streetscape design changes in city rights-of-way (HP2026-0018) with a recommendation to monitor vibration damage. Public comment included thanks for preservation efforts and concerns about after-the-fact approvals. [9 Masters Drive; case HP2026-0027] On May 21, 2026, the Historic Architectural Review Board (HARB) is scheduled to review HP2026-0027 at 9 Masters Drive for the demolition of a residential building constructed c. 1910-1917. The building is recorded in the Florida Master Site File but is not located in a district. Staff recommends approval of the Certificate of Demolition as the building is not a local landmark or designated historic building. The building is described as Frame Vernacular, with a construction date of c. 1910-1917, located in the CL-1 zoning district, and has parcel number 1071100000. The applicant is seeking full demolition for redevelopment, likely a new single-family home. The building is over 50 years old and eligible for demolition review. No undue economic hardship was claimed by the applicant. [9 Masters Drive, Saint Augustine, FL, 32084; case HP2026-0027] Application for demolition of a residential building constructed c. 1910-1917. The property is located at 9 Masters Drive. The applicant is Tipton Bray, and the property owner is Dorota McDermott. The case number is HP2026-0027. The meeting date was May 21, 2026. The application was received on April 9, 2026. [78 Spanish Street, Saint Augustine, 32084; case HP2026-0028] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new 6' tall wood privacy fence and gate at 78 Spanish Street. The applicant and property owner is Gregory Teisan. The case number is HP2026-0028. The meeting date was May 21, 2026. The application was received on April 9, 2026. Staff recommended approval if outstanding questions regarding location and design are addressed, or continuation. [172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, Saint Augustine, FL, 32084; case HP2026-0031] Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a new two-story wrap-around deck on the south end of the building at 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12. The applicant is Tri-State Builders & Remodeling LLC, and the property owners are Eric Ryden, Dawn Newton & Megan Hoag. The case number is HP2026-0031. The meeting date was May 21, 2026. Staff recommended to CONTINUE the application to allow for additional details and design modifications. The application was received on April 24, 2026. [30A Bay View Drive; case HP2026-0033] Application for a Certificate of Demolition for Partial Demolition to demolish a detached garage constructed c. 1953 at 30A Bay View Drive. The applicant is Les Thomas (Architect), and the owners are Francie Rubin and Margot Bradely. The case number is HP2026-0033. The meeting date was May 21, 2026. Staff recommended APPROVAL if the Condition Assessment Report is sufficient and the replacement structure meets compatibility standards. The garage is contributing to the Fullerwood Park Residential National Register Historic District. The application was received on April 9, 2026. [30A Bay View Drive, Saint Augustine, FL, 32084; case HP2026-0033] Application for partial demolition of a detached garage constructed around 1953. The garage is a contributing building to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. The replacement garage will be within the same footprint but differ in design and scale. The applicant is Les Thomas, and the property owner is Margot Bradley. The case number is HP2026-0033. The decision was not stated in this portion of the document, but the meeting date was May 21, 2026. [68 Oneida Street, Saint Augustine, FL, 32084; case HP2026-0006] Application for partial demolition and rehabilitation of a residential building constructed circa 1871-1885. The building contributes to the Lincolnville National Register Historic District. The project involves elevating the structure, modifying the foundation and enclosed front porch, and removing/replacing rear additions. The applicant is Sarah Ryan Architect, LLC, and the owners are Clifton and Rachelle Miller. The case number is HP2026-0006. The application was continued to the May 21, 2026 meeting. [7 Saragossa Street, Saint Augustine, FL, 32084; case HP2026-0022] Application for after-the-fact partial demolition and wholesale window replacement of a residential building constructed circa 1917-1924. The building contributes to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. The original 1/1 wood windows were replaced with 1/1 vinyl windows, and fenestration changes were made, including smaller window sizes and enclosure of some rear windows. The applicant is A & O Builders, and the owner is True Real Estate Investments, LLC. The case number is HP2026-0022. The application was continued from the April 16, 2026 meeting to the May 21, 2026 meeting. [7 Saragossa Street; case HP2026-0022] Application for after-the-fact partial demolition of a residential building to include wholesale replacement of windows with different designs and fenestration changes. The building is recorded on the Florida Master Site File and is a contributing building to the Model Land Company National Register Historic District. The replacement windows do not use in-kind features or materials, and the historic fenestration pattern has been altered. The applicant did not submit evidence of undue economic hardship. [1 Cordova Street; case HP2026-0032] Application to install cellular equipment on the exterior of existing parking garage stairwell towers. The project involves placing antennas and related equipment on three of the four corner towers. Staff requested additional dimensions, details on equipment, and justification for placement due to potential visual impact on the building's character-defining features and visibility from the street. The applicant did not provide sufficient information for the HARB to make a determination. [1 CORDOVA ST, SAINT AUGUSTINE 32084-0000; 18 Cathedral Place; 60 Cathedral Place; 27 Cuna Street; 17 King Street; 32 Marine Street; 44 Spanish Street; 143 St. George Street; 271 St. George Street; 275 St. George Street; 56 St. George Street; 48 Comares Avenue; 201 Inlet Dr] This document contains a list of permits issued in April 2026 for the City of St. Augustine, including repairs, maintenance, new construction, demolitions, and signage. Specific projects include HVAC system changeouts, roof replacements, flooring and interior renovations, fire sprinkler relocation, electrical panel work, and water line repiping. Demolitions are noted for a building at 48 Comares Avenue and a whole house at 201 Inlet Drive. Signage work includes refacing canopy signs at 17 King Street. The document also includes detailed property information for Parcel ID 1960500000 at 1 Cordova Street, owned by the City of St. Augustine, with a total land area of 15.910 acres and a total building value of $38,248,793.00 for 2026.
- Board:
- Historic Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- HP2026-0011 is continued to June 18, 2026. Other items are listed for consideration.
- Address:
- 9 Masters Drive, 130 St. George Street, 78 Spanish Street, 172 Cordova Street, Units 11 & 12, 30A Bay View Drive, 68 Oneida Street, 7 Saragossa Street, 1 Cordova Street
- Applicant:
- Tipton Bray (9 Masters Drive); Duncan Dailey (130 St. George Street); 78 Spanish Leasing Agency LLC (78 Spanish Street); Tri-State Builders & Remodeling LLC (172 Cordova Street); Les Thomas, Architect (30A Bay View Drive); Sarah Ryan Architect, LLC (68 Oneida Street); A & O Builders (7 Saragossa Street); Verizon Wireless (1 Cordova Street).
Agenda - City Commission May 11, 2026
[3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave; case Ordinance 2026-13] This document is an agenda for the City of St. Augustine City Commission meeting on May 11, 2026. It includes administrative items, special presentations, public comments, consent agenda items, appeals, general public presentations, items requiring public hearings, ordinances and resolutions, staff reports, and items by city officials. Key agenda items include a proclamation for "Problem-Solving Court Month" and "National Historic Preservation Month," an ordinance to vacate a right of way at 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd and Prado Ave, an ordinance amending anchoring and dockage statutes, a traffic signal maintenance agreement, and a request to install new signage in Davis Shores Park. The document also details branding updates for city special events like "Light-Up! Night," "Concerts in the Plaza," and "Fireworks Over the Matanzas." Additionally, it lists open positions on various city boards and committees. A previous meeting on March 23, 2026, is also summarized, detailing discussions and decisions on ordinances related to pension plans, right-of-way vacation, and resolutions concerning the dates for "Nights of Lights." Public comments during the March meeting focused on the "Nights of Lights" event, with concerns raised about traffic, parking, and economic impact. [Riberia Street] Discussion regarding speeding on Riberia Street. The City Commission previously voted against speed humps or traffic delineators due to emergency vehicle response times to an Assisted Living Facility. Mayor Sikes-Kline requested the issue be revisited with data to find solutions that do not reduce emergency response times. Mr. Birchim agreed to look into the issue. Proclamation declaring May 14, 2026 as 'The Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association of Florida 34th ANNIVERSARY DAY'. The proclamation recognizes the organization's mission and the service of its members during the Vietnam Era. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of St. Augustine and the Professional Firefighters of St. Augustine, Local No. 2282. The MOU modifies Article 15 – Holidays to provide additional wages (six hours of overtime at 1.0) for employees required to work mandatory overtime for an entire 24-hour shift to meet minimum staffing requirements on one of seven specified holidays. This provision is not intended to replace customary shift exchanges. The MOU requires ratification by the City Commission.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- deferred
- Address:
- 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave
- Applicant:
- S. Slaughter, Utilities and Public Works Director
Agenda Files - Regular City Commission Meeting - May 11, 2026
The City of St. Augustine City Commission meeting on May 11, 2026, included several agenda items relevant to contractors. Ordinance 2026-13, concerning the vacation of a right of way at 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd and Prado Ave, was presented for second reading. Ordinance 2026-14, amending Article V Anchoring and Dockage to align with state statute updates, was presented for first reading and also listed for second reading on the consent agenda. A resolution for a Traffic Signal Maintenance and Compensation Agreement for FY 2027 between FDOT and COSA was also on the agenda. Additionally, a request to install new signage in Davis Shores Park was noted. Several proclamations and administrative items were also discussed, along with upcoming meeting dates and approval of prior meeting minutes. No specific decisions on these items were detailed in this agenda document.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave
Agenda Files Agenda - Special City Commission Meeting: Strategic Plan and CIP - May 11, 2026
This document is an agenda for a Special City Commission Meeting of the City of St. Augustine on May 11, 2026. The meeting includes a Call to Order, Public Comments, a Mid-Year Budget Update, a Strategic Plan Review and Discussion, a Capital Improvement Plan Update, Items by Mayor and Commissioners, and Adjournment. No specific development projects with addresses, sizes, zoning changes, applicants, or case numbers are listed on this agenda. The Capital Improvement Plan Update is presented by S. Slaughter, Utilities and Public Works Director.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Strategic Plan and CIP
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Agenda
Agenda Files Agenda - Special City Commission Meeting: Strategic Plan and CIP - May 11, 2026
This document is a mid-year budget analysis and Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) update for the City of St. Augustine, covering Fiscal Year 2026 and projecting into FY 2025-2029. It details financial performance, budget allocations across various funds (General, CRA, Other Governmental, Utilities, Proprietary), and outlines numerous infrastructure projects. Key projects include seawall improvements, stormwater and utility upgrades in various neighborhoods, fire station replacement, a joint public safety training complex, roadway and sidewalk construction, wastewater treatment plant upgrades, and paving management. The document also includes a draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for St. Johns County. Stormwater Outfall Tide Check-Valve Master Plan: This project involves retrofitting approximately 60 remaining tidally influenced stormwater outfalls with tide check valves to eliminate nuisance tidal flooding. A master plan has been completed to prioritize these retrofits. The project will utilize a Resilient Florida grant. Design cost was $89,900, construction cost is estimated at $461,282, and construction was completed in 2022. Water Treatment Plant Optimization Study: This project involves evaluating current operational strategies for water treatment, including a pilot program for free chlorine disinfection. The goal is to develop an operating plan moving forward that includes free chlorine and enhances staff capabilities. The study cost was $72,220, construction cost is TBD, and the study was completed in 2023.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Strategic Plan and CIP
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Completed (for the master plan study and 43 retrofits to date)
- Applicant:
- City of St. Augustine
CC Minutes 5.11.2026
[3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave; case Ordinance 2026-13] Ordinance 2026-13: Vacate Right of Way at 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave. The ordinance vacates, discontinues, and abandons a portion of Prado Avenue. The City does not own the underlying road, but has the right to have it as a public road. Public hearing was opened, but there was no response. The motion to pass the ordinance on second reading was approved unanimously. Ordinance 2026-14: Amending Chapter 7, Article V, Section 7-93 of the Code of the City of St. Augustine, providing for anchoring and mooring to conform with updates to state statute. The motion to pass the ordinance on first reading and move to second reading was approved unanimously. Resolution 2026-09: Traffic Signal Maintenance and Compensation Agreement for FY 2027 between the FDOT and COSA. The motion to pass the resolution was approved unanimously. Request to Install New Signage in Davis Shores Park. The sign is 6x6 in height and the body is eighteen feet wide, with two additional pillars for a total length of twenty-two feet wide. The sign was approved 4/1, with Commissioner DePreter voting nay due to concerns about the scale and design. Branding for City special events: Light-Up! Night, Concerts in the Plaza, and Fireworks Over the Matanzas. Discussions included the abandonment of a graphic for the 'Know Before You Go' campaign, the need for cohesive graphics, and suggestions for improving the designs of Light-Up! Night and Concerts in the Plaza. Notification of One (1) Term Expiration for the CITY OF ST. AUGUSTINE AUDIT COMMITTEE. Notification of Term Expirations for 1977 City Employees' Retirement System of the City of St. Augustine (GERB). Request for One (1) appointment to the Corridor Review Committee (CRC). Elijah George was appointed to the Corridor Review Committee. Reminder: Open Positions on Boards and Committees. Update on Riberia Street: A speed study indicated no speeding problem, but options like speed indicators and crosswalks were discussed. Country Carriages Inc. was given thirty days to vacate the barn property due to defaulting on obligations. The City Manager has discretion in this matter.
- Board:
- City Commission Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 3560 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd, Prado Ave
CC Minutes 5.11.2026 special meeting
The City Commission met for a Special Meeting on May 11, 2026. Key discussions included a Mid-Year Budget Update, a Strategic Plan Review and Discussion, and a Capital Improvement Plan Update. The Strategic Plan is being updated to remove references to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) due to a new state law. The Capital Improvement Plan for FY2025-2029 was reviewed, with discussions on various projects including paving, lift stations, stormwater improvements, and the Lighthouse Park project. Items by Mayor and Commissioners included a discussion on the King Street Bridge rehabilitation.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Strategic Plan and CIP
- Date:
- 2026-05-11
- Type:
- Minutes
Agenda - Special City Commission Meeting Workshop: May 8, 2026
The City of St. Augustine City Commission held a Special Meeting Workshop on May 8, 2026, to discuss proposed ordinance changes for Vehicles for Hire (Chapter 27) and Franchises (Chapter 14). The meeting included time for general public comments. No specific projects or development proposals were detailed in the provided agenda excerpt.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Workshop: Vehicles for Hire and Franchises Proposed Ordinance Change
- Date:
- 2026-05-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
Agenda-Special City Commission Meeting Workshop: May 8, 2026
This document is an agenda for a Special City Commission Meeting Workshop of the City of St. Augustine, scheduled for May 8, 2026. The primary purpose of the meeting is to discuss proposed ordinance changes related to Vehicles for Hire (Chapter 27) and Franchises (Chapter 14). The agenda includes time for general public comments before and after the workshop discussion. No specific projects or development proposals are detailed, only ordinance changes.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Workshop: Vehicles for Hire and Franchises Proposed Ordinance Change
- Date:
- 2026-05-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Workshop discussion, no decision recorded
- Address:
- Alcazar Room
- Applicant:
- R. Franklin, Assistant City Manager (presenting)
CC Special WS Meeting 05.08.2026
This document details a City Commission Special Workshop Meeting held on May 8, 2026, focusing on proposed changes to ordinances related to Vehicles for Hire (VFH) and Franchises. Key discussions included limiting the number of pedicab operators and cabs per operator, setting more restrictive noise regulations for pedicabs, establishing penalties for VFH and franchises, setting work periods and temperature cutoffs for horses, setting insurance requirements, limiting vehicles per operator for Tier 2 franchises, creating a tier for smaller operators, establishing a franchise tier for pedicabs, setting limits on medallions per horse carriage franchise, setting ownership transfer requirements, and establishing a methodology for selecting franchisees. Public comments were heard on various topics, including concerns about business transferability and noise levels.
- Board:
- Special City Commission Meeting Workshop: Vehicles for Hire and Franchises Proposed Ordinance Change
- Date:
- 2026-05-08
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- The document outlines discussions and recommendations for proposed ordinance changes. Specific decisions are not detailed, but the document indicates that ordinances would be updated to reflect recommendations and scheduled for first reading.
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