Agenda Packet 9.22.26_(Public)

BCC - Regular Board Meeting - 4th Tuesday · 2026-09-22 · agenda_packet

[15 Aberdeen Circle (Alsept Property); 25306 Carnoustie Drive (Love Property); 36729 Alaqua Court (Gifford Pool); 24925 Olmac Road (Escobedo Property); 31039 Lake Mack Road, Deland; 19430 East 3rd Street, Umatilla; 8325 North Bradshaw Road, Clermont; right of way west of Hartle Road, south of SR 50, east of Ray Goodgame Parkway, Clermont area; case PZ2026-58 (Alsept); PZ2025-344 (Love); PZ2026-101 (Gifford); PZ2025-375 (Escobedo); Item ID 43898 (Minutes)] This document is the agenda and minutes for the Lake County Board of County Commissioners regular meeting on September 22, 2026, and the minutes of the August 4, 2026 meeting. It contains multiple administrative items, proclamations, consent agenda items, and public hearings. The document does not describe a single development project with a decision. It includes several distinct items: a variance for a carport at 15 Aberdeen Circle (Variance Case # PZ2026-58, Alsept Property, approved 5-0); a variance for a driveway at 25306 Carnoustie Drive (Variance Case # PZ2025-344, Love Property, approved 5-0); a variance for a pool at 36729 Alaqua Court (Variance Case # PZ2026-101, Gifford Pool, approved 5-0); a variance for a lot split at 24925 Olmac Road (Variance Case # PZ2025-375, Escobedo Property, denied); a request to file a Quiet Title action for property at 31039 Lake Mack Road; termination of an antenna site agreement at 19430 East 3rd Street, Umatilla; termination of a license site agreement at 8325 North Bradshaw Road, Clermont; a resolution to advertise a public hearing to vacate a right of way in the Clermont area; and a budget public hearing for Fiscal Year 2027. The document also includes minutes from the August 4, 2026 meeting, which contain public comment on the Embry-Riddle project and annexation reports. [case Variance Case # PZ2025-375] The document is a draft of Lake County Board of County Commissioners regular meeting minutes for August 4, 2026 and August 11, 2026. It includes a motion to table Variance Case # PZ2025-375, Escobedo Property, to the October 6, 2026 BCC meeting. The motion was made by Commr. Smith, seconded by Commr. Morris, and carried unanimously by a vote of 5-0. The document also includes a motion to begin the property appraisal process for the Sunderman Family Trust, National Developers, LLC, Shelley/Chasteen, and Holloway properties submitted for purchase under the Public Lands Referendum as recommended by the PLTAAC. The motion was made by Commr. Sabatini, seconded by Commr. Morris, and carried unanimously by a vote of 5-0. The document also includes discussion on the Wekiva Trail segments one and five, which was about 11 miles, ran through unincorporated Lake County, the Sorrento area, and the Cities of Mount Dora and Tavares, with a request for $23.5 million. The document also includes a legislative update and citizen comments. [6200 Calvin Lee Road in the City of Groveland area (for the Smith Family Trust Cemetery); 46600 Deep Woods Road (for the Deep Woods Conditional Use Permit); not stated for other projects.; case PZ2026-266 (Smith Family Trust Cemetery); not stated for other projects.] The Lake County Board of County Commissioners meeting minutes from August 11, 2026, include multiple actions. The Board approved partnering with the Trust for Public Land to begin the process to purchase the CSX Corridor and connected parcels for the Wekiva Trail Project. The anticipated purchase price was $27 million, with a $23.5 million request from a bond referendum. The Board also approved issuing the Public Lands Referendum Bond at the full $50 million under Ordinance 2024-18. A conditional use permit was approved for a private family cemetery on approximately 470 acres at 6200 Calvin Lee Road in the City of Groveland area. The Board approved an ordinance to place a measure on the November 2026 ballot regarding the extension of the North Lake County Hospital District for ten years. The Board approved advertising ordinances related to cemeteries and site plans. The Board approved tabling a vote on the Deep Woods Conditional Use Permit. The Board approved a motion for staff to communicate with St. Johns County regarding potential legal options related to Senate Bill 686. The Board also approved multiple consent agenda items, including various agreements, budget transfers, and resolutions. [31039 Lake Mack Drive, Deland (for quiet title action); not stated for other items] The document is a compilation of Lake County Board of County Commissioners meeting minutes and agenda item cover sheets. It includes discussion of a potential lawsuit regarding agricultural land, a request for proposals for lobbyist services, and discussion of community redevelopment areas. It also includes several proclamations (Hispanic Heritage Month, National Public Lands Day, National 4-H Week) and consent agenda items, including a request to file a quiet title action on county-owned property and a resolution adopting the FY 2027 fee schedule. No specific development project is described. The document is a proposed Fiscal Year 2027 fee schedule for Lake County, Florida, covering multiple county offices. It lists fees for services such as document copying, legal fees, probation, emergency management, facilities management, fairgrounds, fire rescue, library services, parks and trails, planning and zoning, public safety support, engineering services, public works operations, and solid waste. No specific development project, site, or action is described. [case Item ID 43915] Lake County Sheriff's Office requests approval to apply for the Department of Justice FY 2026 Bridging Immigration-Related Deficits Experienced Nationwide (BIDEN) Program grant to support a Drone as First Responder and Aerial Situational Awareness Program and fund enhancements to their real-time crime command center. The fiscal impact is estimated at $12,652,826. The project includes seven fixed DFR sites, fifteen patrol-based DFR systems, indoor tactical UAS systems, and a modernized Real Time Crime Command Center. The grant is a pass-through award with no matching funds required. The agenda item is a consent item for the Board of County Commissioners meeting on 9/22/2026. The recommendation is to approve. The document also includes proposed FY 2027 fee schedules for Transit Services, Water Resources, and the Department of Health in Lake County. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [19430 East 3rd Street, Umatilla, Florida 32784 (for SBA tower termination); 8325 North Bradshaw Road, Clermont, FL 34711 (for American Towers termination); not stated for other items] The document is a compilation of a Lake County, Florida Board of County Commissioners agenda for September 22, 2026, and a U.S. Department of Justice grant solicitation. It contains multiple distinct items: a federal grant program for immigration-related law enforcement, a surplus property disposal list, a pay range approval, a radio system maintenance renewal, and two tower lease terminations. No single development project is described. For contractors, the relevant items are the surplus asset disposal and the tower lease terminations, which indicate potential opportunities for purchasing used equipment or for work related to new tower construction. The document does not state a specific address, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, or decision for a construction project. Public comment sentiment is not stated. [Hartwood Marsh from US 27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive), Lake County, Florida; case Item ID: 43721; Contract 26-712; RSQ #26-712] Lake County Board of County Commissioners agenda item cover sheet for CEI Services for Hartwood Marsh from US27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive). The item recommends approval of Contract 26-712 for Construction, Engineering, and Inspection (CEI) Services, with an estimated fiscal impact of $1,120,546.24. The contract was awarded to Consor North America, Inc. after a competitive selection process. The project consists of CEI services, materials testing, and post-design engineering services. The construction phase is partially funded through a State of Florida Department of Transportation State-Funded Grant Agreement, FPN 441781-58-01. The agenda item cover sheet also includes a separate item for acceptance of Non-Exclusive Utility Easement Deeds for the DWTS Grant Program, listing numerous deeds recorded in various cities. The document does not state a decision for the CEI contract beyond the recommendation to approve, and the action taken by the board is listed as 'New'. The document does not state a decision for the easement deeds item. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. [Hartwood Marsh from US 27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive), Lake County, Florida; case RSQ #26-712] Agreement between Lake County, Florida and Consor North America, Inc. for construction engineering and inspection services for Hartwood Marsh from US 27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive) (CCNA) under RSQ #26-712. The document is a contract for professional services, not a land use or zoning action. It includes general contract terms and conditions. The consultant is Consor North America, Inc., located at 6505 Waterford District Drive, Suite 470, Miami, Florida 33126. The county is Lake County, Florida, through its Board of County Commissioners. The agreement was signed by David Bowden, Executive Vice President, on 8/18/2026. The county chairman is Leslie Campione. The county attorney is Melanie Marsh. The clerk is Gary Cooney. The agreement includes exhibits: Exhibit A (Composite) Scope of Services, Addenda, Submittal Forms, Consultant's Proposal; Exhibit B (Composite) Pricing Schedule & Team Composition; Exhibit C Insurance Requirements. The document does not state a decision, acreage, parcel number, or zoning change. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [Hartwood Marsh from US 27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive); Vacation petition: west of Hartle Road, south of SR 50 and east of Ray Goodgame Parkway, Clermont area; Mount Plymouth Park and Scott Park; not stated for other items; case RSQ #26-712 (for CEI agreement); Vacation Petition 1316; Item ID 43729 (for vacation petition); Item ID 43716 (for arthropod control budget); Item ID 43763 (for FRDAP grant); Item ID 43082 (for affordable housing inventory)] This document is a multi-item agenda for a Lake County Board of County Commissioners meeting. It includes a construction engineering and inspection services agreement for Hartwood Marsh from US 27 to Majestic Isle Drive (aka Regency Hills Drive) with Consor North America, Inc., under RSQ #26-712. It also includes a vacation petition for a portion of an unnamed platted right of way, a budget approval for arthropod control, a resolution for a grant application for park improvements, and a resolution adopting an inventory of real property for affordable housing. The document does not state a decision for any of these items, only recommendations for approval. The document is a county-owned property database listing numerous parcels, not a single project. It includes properties under Parks & Water Resources, Public Safety, Public Works, Solid Waste, Stormwater, Sheriff's Office, and LCWA. Each entry provides an altkey, type, vacant/improved status, legal description, property description, department, recording reference, and acreage. No zoning changes, applications, case numbers, or decisions are stated. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. The document does not describe a specific project, site, or action beyond the administrative listing of properties. [For LCWA properties, AKN numbers are provided (e.g., 1407702, 1442117, 1442150, 1442320, 1498601, 1588588, 1589762, 1593158, 1593379, 1705207, 1709911, 1709971, 1740088, 1745985, 1774641, 1774721, 1774730, 1776015, 1779375, 1784697, 1787726, 1812852, 2564695, 2665041, 2669721, 2687924, 2722258, 2722461, 2877693, 2910429, 2928867, 2941995, 3014073, 3323190, 3330471, 3372379, 3387830, 3433645, 3448707, 3478924, 3478932, 3504658, 3564839, 3564847, 3638875, 3657098, 3671406, 3671414, 3671422, 3671431, 3671449, 3671457, 3679253, 3682297, 3682301, 3703693, 3703707, 3764706, 3786271, 3786272, 3786894, 3793060, 3793336, 3801018, 3801020, 3801530, 3809436, 3819642, 3871996, 3877845, 3883989, 3883990, 3884346, 3894339, 3902894). For other items, not stated.; case For the Library Impact Fee Awards, Item ID: 43004. For the Development Services item, Item ID: 42122. For the LEAD item, Item ID: 43700. For LCWA properties, not stated.] This document is a Lake County, Florida Board of County Commissioners agenda packet for the meeting of 9/22/2026. It contains multiple items: a list of LCWA (Lake County Water Authority) properties, a public hearing on 2026 Library Impact Fee Awards, a consent item for Development Services, and a departmental item for an annual update on the Economic Development Strategic Plan by LEAD. The LCWA properties list includes numerous vacant parcels with acreage and legal descriptions but no street addresses, zoning changes, or applicant names. The Library Impact Fee Awards item recommends approval of funding for several projects. The LEAD item recommends approval of a third amendment to an agreement with a fiscal impact of $500,000. The Development Services item is a cover sheet with no background summary or details. [case Item ID: 43710] The document is a Lake County, Florida Fiscal Year 2027 budget document and final public hearing agenda. It includes a plan of work for LEAD (Lake County Economic Development) and a final budget hearing agenda for the Board of County Commissioners. The LEAD plan outlines programs for business retention, creation, intelligence, investor relations, and organizational operations, but does not describe a specific development project. The Board of County Commissioners agenda item is for the adoption of final millage rates and the Fiscal Year 2027 Final Budget. The document does not describe a specific construction or development project for contractors to pursue. This document is a set of resolutions and budget exhibits from a Lake County, Florida Board of County Commissioners meeting. It adopts final millage rates for various county taxing units and the final budget for Fiscal Year 2027. No specific construction or development project is described. The document includes a final budget of $1,120,272,322 for FY 2027, and final millage rates for the countywide levy (5.0254 mills), ambulance and emergency medical services MSTU (0.4629 mills), stormwater management, parks and roads MSTU (0.4957 mills), fire protection number two MSTU (0.4800 mills), wellness way MSTU (0.1454 mills), water authority taxing unit (0.2940 mills), and voter approved debt service for environmentally sensitive lands (0.0719 mills). The document also includes a personnel authorization summary showing a total of 2,443 full-time positions for Lake County. The public hearing was held on September 22, 2026, at 5:05 p.m. The document does not state any specific project address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, or case number for a development project.