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Historic Preservation Board Work Session Agenda
The Historic Preservation Board will hold a work session on June 10, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 401 S. Park Avenue. The primary agenda item is a preliminary discussion regarding commission direction for the board to review historic preservation ordinance revisions and develop new historic preservation incentives. No specific projects or applications are listed for this work session.
- Board:
- Historic Preservation Board Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-06-10
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
Historic Preservation Board Work Session Agenda Packet
The Historic Preservation Board will hold a work session on June 10, 2026, at 9:00 AM in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 401 S. Park Avenue. The primary agenda item is a preliminary discussion regarding the Commission's direction for the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) to review historic preservation ordinance revisions and explore the development of new historic preservation incentives. This is a discussion item with no specific project details provided.
- Board:
- Historic Preservation Board Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-06-10
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
Historic Preservation Board Work Session Minutes
The Historic Preservation Board held a work session to discuss revisions to the historic preservation ordinance and the development of new incentives. Key discussion points included reducing the demolition of historic homes, reviewing past ordinances, consulting the City Attorney, and studying successful ordinances from other communities. The board emphasized educating the public and professionals on the benefits of preservation and available incentives. Potential incentives discussed include property tax incentives, tax abatements and credits, development and density incentives, transferable development rights, expedited permitting, FAR flexibility, streamlined ADU approvals, reduced fees, grants, and CRA funding. The Merrywood property at 1020 Palmer Avenue and other threatened historic homes were discussed, exploring preservation through lot splits or other arrangements. The board also considered documenting endangered historic properties through photography and 3D tours. Concerns were raised about public attitudes, misconceptions about property values, and redevelopment pressures. Action items included researching incentives, compiling educational resources, preparing potential ordinance changes, researching financing and vendor resources, exploring partnerships, and investigating professional documentation of endangered homes like Merrywood and the Wooten House.
- Board:
- Historic Preservation Board Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-06-10
- Type:
- Minutes
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
EDAB-AGD20260609
The Economic Development Advisory Board held a regular meeting on June 9, 2026, at City Hall Commission Chambers, 401 S. Park Avenue. The agenda included approval of minutes from April 14, 2026, public comments on non-agenda items, action items regarding EDAB Chair and Vice Chair appointments, and incentives discussion for Catalyst Development & Septic to Sewer Programs. Non-action items included a WPBA Midyear Report for 2026, and staff updates on the Econ Dev Commercial Performance Report. The next meeting is scheduled for July 13.
- Board:
- Economic Development Advisory Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
EDAB-PCT-20260609
[401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers)] The Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) meeting on June 9, 2026, will discuss two incentive programs: the Catalyst Development Program (CDP) for large-scale redevelopment projects in the West Fairbanks corridor and the Commercial Septic to Sewer Conversion Program for properties within the CRA. The CDP aims to catalyze transformational projects, encourage high-quality mixed-use development, and address market gaps, with eligibility requiring a minimum $2.5 million investment, 1 acre of development, and specific industry classifications. The Septic to Sewer program aims to improve water quality by replacing septic systems and offers up to $20,000 in grant funding for eligible properties in the Fairbanks Corridor. Both programs were approved by the CRA advisory board on May 28, 2026, and will be forwarded to the CRA Agency and City Commission in July. [401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers)] The Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) meeting on April 14, 2026, discussed and unanimously approved guidance language for W. Fairbanks, focusing incentives on professional, scientific, tech services, retail, and finance sectors, while excluding hospitals but potentially including medical facilities. The board also discussed incentive structures for large and small-scale developments, including a new septic-to-sewer conversion grant program for smaller projects, primarily focusing on the W. Fairbanks area. The meeting also included approval of previous minutes and staff updates.
- Board:
- Economic Development Advisory Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Approved guidance language for W. Fairbanks with amendments; discussed incentive structures.
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers)
CCB060426 Agenda
[209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792; 471 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789; 650 N Wymore Rd., Winter Park, FL 32789; 2218 Whitehall Dr., Winter Park, FL 32792; 455 Huntington Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789; 1960 Albert Lee Pkwy., Winter Park, FL 32789; 658 S. Lakemont Ave., Winter Park, FL 32792; case BLDG-25-0017, PM-25-0130, N-25-0005, PM-26-0045, LDC-25-0465, N-25-0010, LDC-26-0141, LDC-26-0093, LDC-26-0104] The Code Compliance Board meeting on June 4, 2026, will consider several items. Public Hearings include BLDG-25-0017 and PM-25-0130 at 209 Tyree Ln., N-25-0005 at 471 Holt Ave., and PM-26-0045 at 650 N Wymore Rd. Other Business includes LDC-25-0465 at 2218 Whitehall Dr. Staff Updates include N-25-0010 at 455 Huntington Ave. Upcoming Agenda Items include LDC-26-0141 at 1960 Albert Lee Pkwy. (Storage Pod), LDC-26-0093 at 2218 Whitehall Dr. (Commercial Vehicle), and LDC-26-0104 at 658 S. Lakemont Ave. (Tree Appeal). Public comment is allowed for items not on the agenda.
- Board:
- Code Compliance Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792; 471 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789; 650 N Wymore Rd., Winter Park, FL 32789; 2218 Whitehall Dr., Winter Park, FL 32792; 455 Huntington Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789; 1960 Albert Lee Pkwy., Winter Park, FL 32789; 658 S. Lakemont Ave., Winter Park, FL 32792
CCB060426 Agenda Packet
[209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792; case BLDG-25-0017] The Code Compliance Board meeting on June 4, 2026, includes a public hearing for BLDG-25-0017 at 209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792, concerning an unpermitted fencing structure on the front lawn. The required corrective action is to obtain necessary permits or restore the property to its original use. The case involves David W. Williams as the respondent. The property is located in the WP-O-2 zone and has a parcel ID of 09-22-30-0120-14-090. The meeting agenda also lists other public hearings and business items.
- Board:
- Code Compliance Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792
- Applicant:
- David W. Williams
CCB060426 Final Minutes
[2218 Whitehall Dr., Winter Park, FL 32792; case LDC-25-0465] Case LDC-25-0465 concerning 2218 Whitehall Dr., Winter Park, FL 32792, was a reconsideration request for a previously adjudicated Massey Hearing violation. The property owner, Sean Duff, and associate Jennifer White, argued for reconsideration of a $400 fine, stating Ms. White was responsible for the violations (parking on lawn/easement) and that Mr. Duff was unaware. The Board, after legal counsel advised they lacked jurisdiction because the order had been recorded as a lien with Orange County, dismissed the matter. Mr. Duff is scheduled to appear again on July 2, 2026, for a commercial vehicle violation. [209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792; case BLDG-25-0017, PM-25-0130] Cases BLDG-25-0017 and PM-25-0130 at 209 Tyree Ln., Winter Park, FL 32792, were tabled. The property owner retained an attorney, and permit applications were submitted. The cases will be monitored and rescheduled. [471 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789; case N-25-0005] Case N-25-0005 at 471 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789, concerned noise disturbances originating from the residence. The property owner, Julie K. Khan Revocable Living Trust, was cited for violations of noise disturbance regulations. Neighbors and residents expressed significant concerns about ongoing loud music, parties, and associated disturbances. The Board found the respondent in compliance as of May 10, 2026, and ordered measures to ensure future tenant compliance with noise codes. A previous notice of violation was not sent via certified mail to the owner, creating a due process concern for that initial notice.
- Board:
- Code Compliance Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-04
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Dismissed due to lack of jurisdiction
- Address:
- 2218 Whitehall Dr., Winter Park, FL 32792
- Applicant:
- Sean Duff (Respondent)
LKB-agd-2026-06-03
[571 Lake Front Blvd.; case BLDR-2026-0449] The Lake Killarney Board will consider a Boathouse/Dock Application at 571 Lake Front Blvd. The case number is BLDR-2026-0449. Public participation and comment are required for this item.
- Board:
- Lake Killarney Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 571 Lake Front Blvd.
LKB-pkt-2026-06-03
[571 Lake Front Blvd; case BLDR-2026-0449] The Lake Killarney Board will hold a public hearing for a Boathouse/Dock Application at 571 Lake Front Blvd. The applicant is KOVS Winter Park LLC, with Dellefave Contracting Inc as the contractor. The proposed structure is a new boathouse on Lake Killarney. Staff recommends approval. The meeting is scheduled for June 3, 2026.
- Board:
- Lake Killarney Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-03
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff Recommendation: Approval
- Address:
- 571 Lake Front Blvd
- Applicant:
- KOVS Winter Park LLC
Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting Agenda
The Planning & Zoning Board meeting on June 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM in City Hall Commission Chambers (401 S. Park Avenue) will consider two public hearings. Item 4a is SPR #26-05, a request from Nasrallah Design Studios for approval to add 1,907 square feet to an existing single-family home on Lake Berry at 1128 Preserve Point Drive, zoned PURD. Item 4b is CPA #25-05, a request from Tara Tedrow for an ordinance amendment to Chapter 58, Article I, to add a new policy within the Future Land Use Element permitting subdivision or lot split of lakefront property meeting specific criteria. Public comments are allowed for items not on the agenda.
- Board:
- Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers); 1128 Preserve Point Drive
- Applicant:
- Nasrallah Design Studios (Item 4a); Tara Tedrow (Item 4b)
Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting Agenda Packet
[1128 Preserve Point Drive; case SPR #26-05] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on June 2, 2026, included a request for approval to construct additions to a single-family home totaling 1,907 square feet at 1128 Preserve Point Drive on Lake Berry. The property is zoned PURD. The additions include a 682 sq ft two-car garage and a 1,225 sq ft pool house. The project meets impervious lot coverage (28.10%) and Floor Area Ratio (11%) requirements. No trees are being removed, and the proposed structures meet lakefront setback requirements and do not negatively impact views. Stormwater retention is also met. Staff recommended approval. [case CPA #25-05] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on June 2, 2026, included a request to amend Chapter 58 'Land Development Code' Article I, 'Comprehensive Plan' to add a new policy within the Future Land Use Element. This policy would permit the subdivision or lot split of lakefront property meeting specific criteria. Staff recommended an alternate policy that preserves lakefront estates but allows for splits under specific conditions, such as historic designation of homes built before 1950, no increase in lakefront lots, or creation of one new lakefront lot if resulting lots meet width and upland area requirements (110 ft width, 52,000 sq ft upland area). [860 West Fairbanks Avenue; case CU #26-02] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on May 5, 2026, considered a request for Conditional Use approval to construct four one-story buildings totaling 29,760 square feet at 860 West Fairbanks Avenue (former Orlando RV property). The project also included approval for alcohol sales within 300 feet of residential properties and a Community Benefit Agreement. The property has vested Commercial (C-3) zoning. The applicant revised the architectural design and prepared a streetscape plan for Holt Avenue, including parallel parking. The Board approved the request with conditions including execution of the Community Benefit Agreement, preservation of oak trees at specific intersections until future transportation improvements, refinement of the pond design, and enhancement of the streetscape along Holt Avenue with dedicated on-street parking. Public comment included one resident in approval and three residents who did not confirm their stance. The applicant's representative addressed the Board regarding right-of-way dedication for a westbound left-turn lane. Board members expressed appreciation for changes but concern about traffic impacts and recommended public transparency on traffic studies. [673 Balmoral Rd; case SPR #26-04] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on May 5, 2026, considered a request for approval to construct additions totaling 652 square feet to an existing single-family home at 673 Balmoral Road on Lake Berry, zoned R-1AAA. The applicant requested variances for side and rear setbacks. Staff recommended approval, noting compliance with floor-area-ratio, impervious coverage, and front setback, and that lakefront review criteria were met (no trees removed, views not impacted, stormwater retention met). The applicant's representative addressed the Board regarding the proposed lanai and variances. Board members expressed concerns about granting variances and setting precedents. Public comment was closed with no speakers. The Board approved the request. [2011 Aloma Avenue and 416 Lander Road; case CU# 26-03] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on May 5, 2026, considered a request for Conditional Use approval to construct a new, 3,700 square-foot automated car wash facility at 2011 Aloma Avenue and 416 Lander Road, zoned C-3. The site includes a former Fifth Third Bank building and a previous self-service car wash facility. Staff recommended approval with conditions including a right-in, left-out only driveway access, operational hours ceasing at 8:00 pm with non-essential lighting cut off, removal/replacement of abandoned curb cuts, final sign package compliance, onsite employee parking, refined pond design, and additional understory trees along the northern property line. The applicant's attorney and Senior Director of Development addressed the Board regarding traffic, noise, parking, and environmental practices. Nine residents opposed the request, citing concerns about cut-through traffic, noise, stormwater runoff, and incompatibility with the neighborhood. Board members discussed traffic congestion, cut-through traffic fears, lack of traffic and noise studies, incompatibility with the community, proposed tower height, and signage. The applicant requested tabling to revise plans, but the motion died for lack of a second. The Board unanimously denied the request due to concerns about compatibility, tower height, potential traffic issues, and the need for local studies. [210 Stirling Ave; case SUB 26-01] Planning & Zoning Board meeting on May 5, 2026, was scheduled to consider a request by William R. Prather to split the lot at 210 Stirling Ave into two single-family lots, zoned R-1AA, including lot dimension variances, within the Virginia Heights East Historic District. The applicant requested to withdraw the item, and a work session was planned for June to discuss the request. [1020 Palmer Avenue] The applicant, Tara Tedrow, is requesting a Comprehensive Plan text amendment to allow the split of a 3.67-acre lakefront property at 1020 Palmer Avenue into two residential lots. The proposed policy would allow two lots, each a minimum of 1.5 acres, with 150 feet of lake and street frontage, and a combined gross floor area not exceeding 40,000 square feet. This is intended to reduce development intensity compared to the current allowance of a single residence of approximately 56,000 square feet, which is considered out of scale with surrounding homes. Staff, while acknowledging the reduction in potential development intensity, has concerns about the potential loss of a historic 1938 residence on the property and the precedent of additional lakefront lot splits. Staff recommends an alternative policy allowing exceptions to lakefront lot splits only when tied to the preservation and designation of historic homes built before 1950. Public comment is not stated in the provided text.
- Board:
- Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Staff recommendation for approval
- Address:
- 1128 Preserve Point Drive
- Applicant:
- Nasrallah Design Studios (representing owners Thomas & Jana Landreth)
Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes
[1128 Preserve Point Drive; case SPR #26-05] Planning & Zoning Board approved additions to an existing single-family home. The project involves constructing additions totaling 1,907 square feet on Lake Berry. The property is zoned PURD, and staff confirmed compliance with floor area ratio, impervious coverage, and lakefront setback requirements. Stormwater retention will be met with existing and proposed swales. No public comment was made. [1020 Palmer Avenue; case CPA #25-05] The Planning & Zoning Board approved an ordinance amending the Comprehensive Plan to allow the subdivision of certain lakefront properties meeting specific criteria. The amendment, Policy 1-5.1.8, permits the subdivision of a lakefront property with a minimum of 3.5 upland acres, R-1AAA zoning, and a Single Family Residential Future Land Use designation into two lots. Each new lot must have 150 feet of lake and street frontage, a minimum of 1.5 upland acres, and a combined gross floor area not exceeding 40,000 square feet. This amendment was specifically crafted for the 3.67-acre Merrywood property at 1020 Palmer Avenue, which has a historic home designed by James Gamble Rogers. The applicant, Tara Tedrow, argued that demolition of the existing home was unavoidable due to structural issues and that the subdivision with floor area limits would better preserve neighborhood character than a single, larger home. Staff had proposed an alternative policy focused on historic preservation. Public comment included support from Mick Night and David Bornstein, and opposition from Aimee Spencer and Michael Spencer. The Board approved the amendment with a 4-2 vote, noting that the applicant would not proceed if historic preservation of Merrywood were required.
- Board:
- Planning & Zoning Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 1128 Preserve Point Drive
- Applicant:
- Nasrallah Design Studios
CC-min-2026-05-28
This document details the City Commission Work Session minutes from May 28, 2026. The primary agenda item was the Recodification of City Code, which was discussed for 90 minutes. No specific development projects were addressed.
- Board:
- City Commission Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Minutes
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
- Applicant:
- City Commission
CRAAB Agenda
The Community Redevelopment Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on May 28, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 401 S. Park Avenue. The agenda includes an action item regarding the West Fairbanks Catalyst Development (CDP) & Septic to Sewer Programs. Other items include approval of minutes, public comments, a capital project worksheet, staff updates on projects, board comments, and upcoming agenda items.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Advisory Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
CRAAB Agenda Packet
[401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers)] The Community Redevelopment Advisory Board met on May 28, 2026, to discuss and take action on several items. Key agenda items included the West Fairbanks Catalyst Development (CDP) Program and Septic to Sewer Programs, and a review of the Capital Project Worksheet. The CDP aims to encourage large-scale, mixed-use redevelopment in the West Fairbanks corridor, offering incentives like permit fee waivers and requiring a minimum development cost of $2.5 million and a minimum of 1 acre. The Septic to Sewer program offers up to $20,000 in grant funding for commercial and mixed-use properties within the CRA to connect to the city sewer system, improving water quality and eliminating septic maintenance. The Capital Project Worksheet outlines potential projects for the 10-year capital improvement plan, including infrastructure upgrades, housing initiatives, and streetscape revitalization, with estimated costs and timelines. Staff also provided updates on ongoing projects such as the Denning/Fairbanks Lake Rose Improvements, MLK Park Community Playground, and CRA MLK Stormwater / W. Fairbanks Stormwater Improvements. This document outlines various housing assistance programs and resources available, primarily within Orange County, Florida. It details programs like the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) aimed at acquiring, repairing, and selling foreclosed homes to stabilize neighborhoods, with specific eligibility criteria including income limits and prohibiting investors. Other mentioned resources include Orange County Housing and Community Development (offering housing rehabilitation, down payment assistance, emergency home repair, and weatherization), Orange County Housing Assistance Program (for minor/major rehabilitation and emergency repairs), Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando (rental assistance, vouchers, first-time homebuyer programs), Orange County Housing Help Center (home construction/repair, affordable homeownership, critical home repair), Emergency Rental Assistance Program, and the Orange County Government Housing Portal. Federal programs and resources from HUD are also listed, including help with homeownership (FHA loans, HUD Approved Housing Counselors, HUD Home Store), foreclosure prevention, assistance with utility bills (HEAP), and Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8). The document emphasizes eligibility requirements such as income limits, residency, and credit scores for many programs, and explicitly states that investors are not allowed to purchase under the NSP program.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Advisory Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall Commission Chambers)
CRAAB Minutes 5.28.26
The Community Redevelopment Advisory Board (CRAAB) met on May 28, 2026. Key actions included the approval of the West Fairbanks Catalyst Development (CDP) and Septic to Sewer (STSP) programs. The CDP has a cap of $500,000 per project and $1,000,000 per year, with funding as a fee waiver. The STSP has a cap of $20,000 per property. A joint session with the Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB) was suggested but deemed unnecessary by staff. Public comment included a request for a joint session to discuss the city's future development and vision. The board also discussed prioritizing capital projects, focusing on workforce development, affordable housing, mixed-use development, parking, transportation, and housing. An update was provided on a potential public/private parking garage, with an RFQ approved. Staff updates included ongoing MLK Park construction, planned side street lighting in Hannibal Square, and a pending grant application for Lake Rose. Upcoming agenda items include revisiting discussed items, the FY 2027 budget, and preliminary tax-based amounts. The board was informed about potential impacts of the Governor's property tax relief plan on the CRA budget.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Advisory Board Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved the Catalyst Development Program (CDP) and the Septic-to-Sewer Program (STSP) unanimously, 5-0.
- Address:
- West Fairbanks corridor
City Commission Agenda Packet
This document is an agenda for a City Commission Work Session on May 28, 2026, focusing on the recodification of the City Code. The primary discussion item is the comprehensive review and proposed revisions to the City Code, which has been ongoing since October 2024. The revisions aim to align the code with current practices and laws, clarify provisions, and eliminate inconsistencies. Several chapters are under review and revision, including Advertising, Communications Systems, Solid Waste, Streets, Utilities, and Waterways. The City Attorney is drafting an ordinance for adoption in June. The document details specific changes within various chapters, often citing legal justifications such as state preemption, constitutional concerns (First Amendment, due process, equal protection), or conflicts with state statutes. Many sections are being deleted, edited, or revised to comply with state law or to remove unenforceable or unconstitutional provisions. For contractors, this means changes in areas like building licensing (removal of local contractor licensing), business taxes, and potentially other areas where code revisions impact operational requirements.
- Board:
- City Commission Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Discussion Item (for recodification of City Code)
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
- Applicant:
- City of Winter Park
Commission Agenda
This document is an agenda for a City Commission Work Session on May 28, 2026, at 3:30 PM at City Hall, 401 S. Park Avenue. The only discussion item listed is the Recodification of City Code, estimated to take 90 minutes. The agenda also includes standard meeting procedures like calling to order and adjournment. No specific development projects, applicants, or decisions are detailed.
- Board:
- City Commission Work Session
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
CC-agd-2026-05-27
[401 S. Park Avenue; case RFQ26-17, RFP26-14, CN24P020/LR, RFP-604273-22/LNF, RFQ8-23, RFQ7-24, IFB4-25] The City Commission is considering multiple solicitations and contract awards. This includes RFQ26-17 for Parks, Natural Resources, Stormwater, and Aquatic Services, with specific firms pre-qualified for different task groups. RFP26-14 for Brick Paver Maintenance and New Installation (Rebid) seeks to award contracts up to $500,000 per vendor. Several piggyback contracts and amendments are also on the agenda, including one for Cathcart Construction Company for new projects, repair, replacement & maintenance construction up to $2,000,000, and another for Chuck Robinson Concrete & Bob Cat, Inc. for aquatic maintenance and dredging up to $300,000. Additionally, amendments for general planning services, professional survey consulting services, golf course maintenance, and HVAC installation, repair & replacement services are listed. [860 West Fairbanks Avenue; case CU #26-02] Z Development Services requests Conditional Use approval to construct four one-story buildings totaling 29,760 square feet at 860 West Fairbanks Avenue (former Orlando RV property). The request includes approval for alcohol sales within 300 feet of residential properties, on property with vested Commercial (C-3) zoning, along with a Community Benefit Agreement. [2011 Aloma Avenue and 416 Lander Road; case CU #26-03] El Car Wash Florida, LLC requests Conditional Use approval to construct a new, 3,700 square foot automated car wash facility at 2011 Aloma Avenue and 416 Lander Road, zoned C-3. The applicant has requested to table this item. [case Ordinance 3366-26] The City Commission will hold a second reading for Ordinance 3366-26, which amends Chapter 58, Land Development Code, Article III, Zoning, Section 58-79, Public and Quasi-Public (PQP) District. The amendment aims to add a new permitted use for detached single-family dwelling units developed in accordance with R-1A development standards. The City Commission will hold a first reading for an ordinance adopting the Second Amendment and extending the Solid Waste and Recyclables Collection Franchise Agreement between the City and Waste Pro of Florida, Inc.
- Board:
- City Commission
- Date:
- 2026-05-27
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Tabled until June 25, 2026
- Address:
- 401 S. Park Avenue
- Applicant:
- Z Development Services
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