CC-min-2026-05-28

Agenda items

• 1. Meeting Called to Order
• 1. Meeting Called to Order
• 1. Summary of Changes
• 2. Discussion Item (s)
• 2. Discussion Item (s)
• CM. Purchasing does not report directly to CM
• a. Recodification of City Code 90 minutes
• a. Recodification of City Code 90 minutes
• p. 104 Sec. 14-44. Grant; denial, (a) Time period for
• p. 108 Sec. 14-91. Exterior of establishment. © Edited to avoid First Amendment concerns.
• p. 108-109 Sec. 14-92. Signage (a), (c), (d) and (f) There are still potential issues, however, as the remaining rules (like requiring
• p. 110 Sec. 14-108. Immunity from prosecution Edited to avoid conflicts with due process protections and state tort law,
• p. 112 Sec. 18-5. Bird sanctuary (b) Updated department name to Florida Department of Enviromental Protection
• p. 113 Sec. 18-10 -Running at large - Generally As worded, this seems difficult to enforce. Deleted text after "city" (to the
• p. 113 Sec. 18-8, Vaccination against rabies and
• p. 114
• p. 115
  • General Contractor
  • Engineering & Architecture
  • Real Estate Development
• p. 115-116 Section 18-17. Noise; disturbances;
• p. 116 Section 18-18. General conditions for
• p. 117 - 118
• p. 117 Requires registration of dogs. Deleted. City does not register dogs.
• p. 164 - 168 Division I. Building Licensing. Sec. 22-401
• p. 169 - 170 Article II. Close-out Sales. Sec.26-26 -32 Deleted. Permit not required.
• p. 185 Sec. 30-78. Conditions on street
• p. 188-189 Sec. 30-90. Interconnection Mandating interconnection may violate federal rules on network design,
• p. 189-190 Sec. 30-92 Govermental Access Sec. 30-93
• p. 200-201 Sec. 34-30. Title and Ownership of Spaces Deleted. Covered by, and in conflict with, F.S. § 497.286.
• p. 202 Sec. 38-1. State of emergency Florida law already governs emergency powers under F.S. §§ 870.041
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• p. 207 Sec. 40-30. Fees Imposed Added language that clarifies that the franchise fee does not apply to
• p. 208 Sec. 40-31. Amount and payment of fees.(f) Added language that ensures that any fees or conditions in the franchise
• p. 208 Sec. 40-32.1. Tax in lieu of permit fees. Deleted (b) and (c) (Staff edit)
• p. 209 Sec. 40-34. Indemnification by grantee Edited to comply with F.S. § 337.401.
• p. 210 Sec. 40-35. Grantee insurance(a) Edited to mirror edits made in 30-48, to ensure consistency in scope and to
• p. 210 Sec. 40-36. Termination This section allows the city to declare a franchise forfeited and take
• p. 214 Sec. 40-58. Removal. (a) and (b)(2) Revised
• p. 215 Sec 40-61 and Sec. 40-62. Accounting
• p. 234-236 Sec. 40-96. Abandonment. (c) and (d) Subsections (c) and (d) allow the City or third parties to alter or remove
• p. 236
• p. 240 Sec. 42-7 Qualification of candidates and
• p. 241 Sec. 42-11. Campaign finance reporting.(b) Edited to avoid conflict with F.S. § 106.0705. if the city’s current system is
• p. 257
• p. 259 Sec. 54-22. Definitions Exceptions (5) Remove brackets. "… of service [to] a governmental entity."
• p. 277 Sec. 58-64 (c) (2) and (4) Language was revised under Ordinance 3362-15, adopted 12/10/2025 to
• p. 278-279
• p. 32 Sec. 1-23. Classes and violations and
• p. 33 Sec. 1-23. Classes and violations and
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• p. 37 Sec. 2-2 Use of city-owned lands for
  • General Contractor
  • Site Prep, Grading & Hardscape
  • Engineering & Architecture
  • Building & Industrial Supply
  • Government Authority
• p. 38 - 55 Article III. Subsidiary board of the City of
• p. 38 Sec. 2-3 Appropriation of expenditures of
  • General Contractor
  • Site Prep, Grading & Hardscape
  • Concrete & Masonry
  • Electrical
  • HVAC & Climate Control
  • Plumbing
  • Painting & Flooring
  • Roofing
  • Drywall & Insulation
  • Windows, Doors & Glass
  • Building & Industrial Supply
  • Real Estate Development
  • Engineering & Architecture
  • Government Authority
• p. 38 Sec. 2-4. Municipal Seal Edited to allow general penalty to control as municipal ordinance violations
• p. 586-598 No changes recommended. Under full revision.
• p. 601 Section 62-79, Prohibition against picketing
• p. 607 Sec. 62-97. Specific provisions (a)(2)(c) Sec. 62-97(a)(2)(c) is inconsistent with 62-98(b)(3). 62-97 uses 50 feet and
• p. 609 Sec. 62-99 (e), Sounding of railroad train
• p. 609 Sect. 62-121, Nudity Deleted. Covered by F.S. § 800.3 (adopted by reference in 62-1).
• p. 610
• p. 610 Section 62-123, Massage practices in
• p. 610 Section 62-148, False information of serious
• p. 613 Sec. 62-194. Sexual offender and sexual
• p. 626 Article III. Civil Service. Under revision.
• p. 63 Sec. 2-132 City manager; city clerk (a) and
• p. 661 Sec 74-171. Forfeiture of pension (3) This section authorizes pension forfeiture without requiring the formal
• p. 662 Sec. 74-172. Conviction and forfeiture; false,
• p. 701 Sec. 74-222. Conviction and forfeiture; false,
• p. 717 Sec 78-29 Sign. Section revised and moved to general sign provisions. The location and
  • Legal Services
  • Engineering & Architecture
• p. 72-75 Division 2. Interim Proprietary and General
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• p. 721-722 Sec. 82-7. Prohibited acts.(a)(1) Added clarifying language to avoid vagueness and overbroad issues.
• p. 723 Sec. 82-34. Nonexclusive permitting process
• p. 725 Sec. 82-35. Exclusive franchise agreement.(
• p. 726 Sec. 82-37 Use of franchise services
• p. 737 Sec. 86-65 (p. 6) Edited to comply with city's Debt Management Policy.
• p. 745-748 Articles, I, II & III re: sidewalks Under revision.
  • Site Prep, Grading & Hardscape
  • Concrete & Masonry
  • Construction (Other)
  • Engineering & Architecture
• p. 748-756 Article IV. Newsrack Code This article is challengeable as it conflicts with First Amendment protections
• p. 756-759 Deleted Article V. Added language that parades require a special event
• p. 761 Sec. 90-157, Additional enforcement(a)
• p. 765 Sec. 90-161. Liability and insurance(b)(4) Best’s Key Rating Guide was discontinued in 2022,. Changed to new service,
• p. 771 Sec. 94-1. Tax on casualty insurance
• p. 771 Sec. 94-2. Tax on property insurance
• p. 772-774 Sec. 94-32 and 94-34 Updated to "local business tax recepit" to comply with F.S. ch. 205.
• p. 776 Sec. 94-39 . Duties of tax receipt
• p. 777 Sec. 94-40 Transfer of tax receipt (b)(2). As currently written, this is compliant with state law only if the annual
• p. 780 Sec 94-43. Schedule Some categories (e.g., “Escort service,” “Telephone solicitor”) have
• p. 794 Sec. 98-2. Definitions -Traffic Division Changed "traffic division to "traffic unit"
• p. 806 Sec 98-142 Parking at Lake Baldwin Deleted. No fee to park at Lake Baldwin Park.
• p. 807-808 Sec. 98-144 Use of proceeds from parking
• p. 812 Sec. 98-188. Enforcement (disabled or
• p. 812 Sec. 98-190. Disposal of vehicles; entrance
• p. 820
• p. 820-821 Sec. 102-30 Expenses and records. Changed department from public works to water and wastewate utilities
• p. 821-824
• p. 825 Sec. 102-59. Charges for meters and service
• p. 827-828
• p. 83 Sec. 6-1. Use of streets & sidewalks for
• p. 83 Sec. 6-2, Placing signs on surface of streets
• p. 83 Sec. 6-3. Posting on trees, poles or public
• p. 83 Sec. 6-4, Posting advertisement on
• p. 83 Sec. 6-5, Distribution of handbills Outdated terminology. Updated definition of Handbill. Changed "dodger" to
• p. 84 Sec. 6-5 (b) Name & Address of distributor Requiring name and address of distributor is unconstitutional under the First
• p. 84 Section 6-6, Pasting advertising matter on
• p. 85 Sec. 7-2 Definitions Changed Film Commissioner to Orlando Film Commission and Orlando
• p. 86 Sec. 7-3 Film Commissioner Inconsistency between 7-7 and 7-3 regarding issuance of permits. Sec. 7-3
• p. 87 Sec. 7-5. Filming Requirements (5) and (6) Courts have consistently held that visibility alone does not justify banning
• p. 87 Sec. 7-7 City Manager Duties Revised to reflect the film commissioner issues the permits after city
• p. 874 Sec 110-1 Reciprocity of vehicle-for-hire
• p. 874 Sec.110-121. Required Edited to comply with the new F.S. § 320.0603.
• p. 875 Sec. 110-31. Driver’s permit Edited to comply with the new F.S. § 320.0603.
• p. 883 Sec. 110-97. Requirement for operation of
• p. 884 Sec. 110-98. Compliance with safety
• p. 885 Sec. 110-103. Nonresident owners Deleted. Unenforceable under F.S. § 163.211 and interstate commerce
• p. 888 Sec. 110-136. Required Deleted. Implementing a city-level occupational license for drivers, which is
• p. 888 Sec. 110-137. Reciprocity with City of
• p. 888-889 Sec. 110-138. Application; issuance. Deleted. Implementing a city-level occupational license for drivers, which is
• p. 889 Sec. 110-139. Altering Deleted. Implementing a city-level occupational license for drivers, which is
• p. 89 Sec. 7-10. Approval Criteria (1) Updated to avoid risks violating due process and equal protection by allowing
• p. 89 Sec. 7-10. Approval Criteria (5) Deleted vague and subjective standard, as it raises First Amendment
• p. 890 Sec. 110-140. Display Deleted. Implementing a city-level occupational license for drivers, which is
• p. 92 Sec. 10-1. Definitions Updated "Adult congregate living facility" "Assisted living facility" to comply
• p. 93 Sec. 10-31. Inspection and search of
• p. 94 (7) Permit suspension (d), (f) Edited to remove vague or subjective criteria without clear standards as this
• p. 94 (b)(1) Deleted outdated language.
• p. 95 (7)(g). (p. 6) Edited to avoid vagueness and overbroad issues and to avoid issues of
• p. 97-98 Sec. 10-34. Location of vendors near school
• p. 98-101 Sec. 10-46 through 10-55 Deleted. DBPR is now the sole licensing authority. Per City Attorney: These
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