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July 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] The Board of Sumter County Commissioners will conduct public hearings on July 28, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The first hearing concerns the provision of fire protection services and the approval of non-ad valorem assessments based on an Accenture Study dated May 2026. The second hearing is to consider adopting an ordinance to levy and impose a tourism development tax, subject to a referendum on November 3, 2026. The agenda also includes various reports, financial matters, contract agreements, and appointments to several boards. Notably, an extension to a contract with Hydromax USA, LLC for hydrant testing and maintenance is listed for approval, as is an amendment to a CAD and support services agreement with Mission Critical NetPulse. The Board will also consider renaming the Joint Fire Training Facility and a request for temporary road closure and assistance for the 2026 Bushnell Fall Festival Parade. The Board of Sumter County Commissioners is considering a request for temporary road closure and public works assistance for the 2026 Bushnell Fall Festival Parade. Staff recommends approval. The agenda also includes a request to execute a satisfaction of mortgage under the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program, with staff recommending approval. Additionally, a request to approve amendments to the Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAP) for State FY 2025/2026, 2026/2027, and 2027/2028 under the SHIP Program is also recommended for approval by staff.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff recommends approval for fire protection services assessments and purchase order approval. Tourist Development Council recommends approval for tourism development tax. Staff recommends approval for various contract agreements and amendments.
- Address:
- 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585
July 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
Public hearing to consider the provision of fire protection services and non-ad valorem assessments for properties within Sumter County. This includes approval of an amended and restated initial assessment resolution and a proposed methodology for levying these assessments, based on recommendations from the Accenture Study dated May 2026. Staff recommends approval. Public hearing to consider the adoption of an ordinance levying and imposing a tourism development tax, subject to voter approval in a referendum election on November 3, 2026. The ordinance would adopt the Sumter County Tourism Development Tax Plan. The Tourist Development Council recommends approval. [case ITB 029-0-2023/JV] Extension #2/Amendment #2 to the contract with Hydromax USA, LLC for ITB 029-0-2023/JV Sumter County Hydrant ISO Testing & Maintenance. Staff recommends approval. [case 2024 -CA-4007] Proposed Settlement of FL RV Village, et al. vs. Sumter County; Consolidated Case No. 2024 -CA-4007. Staff recommends approval. [Bushnell] Request for Temporary Road Closure and Assistance with the 2026 Bushnell Fall Festival Parade. Staff recommends approval.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff Recommends Approval
- Address:
- Bushnell
- Applicant:
- Sumter County Tourist Development Council
July 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-07-28
[215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners held a meeting on July 28, 2026. Key agenda items included a public hearing on fire protection services and non-ad valorem assessments, and a public hearing to consider adopting a tourism development tax ordinance. The board also reviewed various reports, considered new business items, approved minutes from previous meetings, made appointments to several committees, approved financial matters including purchase orders and bad debt write-offs, and approved several contracts and agreements. These included agreements with the Professional Firefighters of Sumter County (Rank and File Unit and Supervisory Unit), an extension to the contract with Hydromax USA, LLC for hydrant testing and maintenance, an agreement with the University of Central Florida for the Small Business Development Center, and an amendment to a CAD and support services agreement. General items included renaming the Joint Fire Training Facility, approving a temporary road closure for the Bushnell Fall Festival Parade, and executing a satisfaction of mortgage under the SHIP program. The board also approved an amendment to the Local Housing Assistance Plan for the SHIP program. [C13-028 (example parcel from notice); case FP005-0020 (from notice)] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners held a public hearing on July 28, 2026, to consider the imposition of annual fire protection non-ad valorem assessments. The assessments are for the provision of fire protection services within the Sumter County Fire Protection Municipal Service Benefit Unit (MSBU), which includes incorporated areas of Bushnell, Center Hill, Coleman, Webster, and Wildwood, and unincorporated Sumter County, excluding The Villages Public Safety Department Dependent District. Staff recommended approval. The proposed initial assessment rate for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, is $169.91 per Net Fire Protection Unit, with a proposed maximum future rate of $237.88 per Net Fire Protection Unit. The methodology for calculating assessments is based on building use, hazard class, area, assigned Fire Protection Units, and demand and availability factors, using data from fire incidents and recognized fire agencies. Exemptions and adjustments are provided for government property, institutional property exempt from ad valorem taxation, and agricultural land. A vacancy adjustment for mobile home and RV parks, and a Fire Flow Mitigation Credit for buildings with sprinkler systems or fire-resistant construction are also included. Notices were mailed to affected property owners on July 7, 2026. The total estimated revenue to be collected for FY 2026-27 is $5,339,191.00. The assessments will be collected on the annual ad valorem tax bill. Failure to pay will result in a tax certificate being issued against the property. This document details the methodology for calculating fire services assessments in Sumter County, Florida, for Fiscal Years 2025-26 through 2029-30. It outlines how costs are allocated between fire suppression and emergency medical services (EMS), with EMS costs (above first response) not considered a special benefit to property. The methodology uses direct allocations, an administrative factor (based on personnel ratios), and an operational factor (based on call types) to determine assessable costs. The document also details the apportionment methodology for assigning Fire Protection Units to buildings based on Hazard Class and square footage, referencing NFPA standards. It includes calculations for assessable costs, fire assessment rates per Fire Protection Unit ($679.66 for FY 2026-27), and discusses potential exemptions for governmental and institutional tax-exempt properties. The document does not describe specific development projects, but rather the framework for assessing fire services costs. [A01-003, B05-001, B05-002, B32-003, B35-001, C01-001, C01-003, C01-004, C01-008, C01-009, C01-028, C01-029, C01-030, C01-031, C01-032, C01-033, C01-034, C01-035, C01-036, C01-037, C01-038, C01-039, C01-040, C01-041, C01-042, C01-043, C01-044, C01-045, C01-046, C01-047, C01-050, C01-051, C01-052, C01-053, C01-054, C01-057, C01-058, C01-065] This document details Sumter County's Fire Protection Assessment Program, outlining the legal basis for special assessments and providing a list of properties with their associated parcel numbers, owner names, addresses, hazard classifications, building square footage tiers, and calculated assessment amounts. The program is based on hazard classifications derived from National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, aiming to fairly apportion costs for fire and first response medical services. The legal review confirms the program's compliance with Florida law regarding special benefits and fair apportionment, with a note that this conclusion assumes the accuracy of the report's data and that specific legislative findings will be adopted. The document does not contain information on specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments regarding individual projects. [Multiple addresses including NE 104th Cir, NE 27th St, NE 26th Dr, NE 108th Ln, CR 214, CR 222, CR 230, CR 231, CR 235, CR 235A, CR 241, CR 209, CR 462, HWY 34, DEWBERRY PT, FORT KING ST, LIVE OAK DR, MIDDLETON DR, SHOPPING CENTER DR, SWEETWATER WAY, THE VILLAGES FL, WARWICK AVE, WILDWOOD FL, WOLFE CITY TX, OXFORD FL, PARK FALLS WI, TAMPA FL, GAINESVILLE FL, OCALA FL, LADY LAKE FL, THE VILLAGES FL, MT. DORA FL, LILBURN GA, ROCHESTER NY, COLORADO SPRINGS CO, SAN ANTONIO TX, NEW ORLEANS LA, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PGS 5572, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PGS 4176, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PGS 6345, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4928, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5453, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PGS 5536, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4208, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4504, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 7025, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4178, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5710, SUMTER CROSSING 7821, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4331, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4984, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 7750, SUMTER CROSSINGS PB 8 P 3422, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 7940, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 7111, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 6498, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 14191, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 2108, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 7250, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4788, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5255, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5117, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 8080, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 6675, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 3654, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4494, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 9622, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4292, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 3439, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 3686, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4901, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5006, SUMTER CROSSINGS PB 8 P 4286, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4347, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4838, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4175, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5667, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 6094, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 2826, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4176, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 6673, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4516, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 5807, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4630, SUMTER CROSSING PB 8 PG 4324, THE N 132 FT OF S 396 FT OF SE 2359, N 1/2 OF NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 & SW 1802, N 1/2 OF S 1/2 OF E 1/2 OF NE 720, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 3648, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 3040, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 4741, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 1232, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 17262, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 2432, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 2432, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 2432, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 3968, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 1690, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 1600, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 2016, ALL LYING N & E OF SR R/W LESS 2030, THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN SW COR 2302, THE N 132 FT OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4 2662, S 264 FT OF SE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 O 3235, S 132 FT OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4 OF 1920, S 132 FT OF N 264 FT OF SE1/4 3360, THE NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 1672, BEG 792 FT W OF NE COR OF NW 1 768, BEG 140 FT S OF NE COR OF NW1/ 924, BEG AT NE COR OF NW 1/4 OF NW 2068, THE W 646.18 FT OF NW 1/4 OF N 1323, BEG AT NE COR OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1000, THE N 264 FT OF S 802 FT OF W1 1352, SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 LES 1526, BEG AT NE COR OF NW 1/4 OF NE 2952, BEG AT NW COR OF SE 1/4 OF SW 1742, BEG AT NE COR OF SE1/4 OF SW1/ 2213, BEG AT SE COR OF NE1/4 OF SW1/ 1440, COMM AT SW COR OF SW 1/4 OF SE 3074, THE W 1/2 OF THE N 1/2 OF SE 1 3619, NW 1/4 OF S 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF S 1152, NW 1/4 OF S 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF S 6000, NW 1/4 OF S 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF S 3589, W 328.25 FT OF E 988.25 FT OF 2189, SE1/4 OF NW1/4 LESS N 282 FT T 3029, E 437 FT OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 L 1456, N 208.89 FT OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4 1248, ALL THAT PART OF N1/2 OF NE1/4 882, BEG 417.96 FT S OF NE COR OF S 480, NE1/4 OF S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF SE1/ 5778, BEG AT NE COR OF SW1/4 OF NE1/ 5690, BEG 1899 FT W OF NE COR OF NW1 864, BEG AT SW COR OF NW1/4 OF SE1/ 644, THE N 264 FT OF S 538 FT OF W1 924, BEG 660 FT S OF NE COR OF NW1/ 3697, BEG 660 FT S OF NE COR OF NW1/ 3599, COMM AT THE NW COR OF NW1/4 OF 2128, BEG 577.93 FT S & 30 FT W OF N 1222, THE W 1/2 OF THE FOLLOWING DES 1400, BEG 207 FT E OF NW COR OF NE1/ 3349, BEG 37.22 FT N & 378.81 FT E O 600, BEG 37.22 FT N & 378.81 FT E O 1440, BEG 37.22 FT N & 631 FT E OF S 1064, BEG 37.22 FT N & 998.76 FT E O 576, W1/2 OF THE FOLL PROPERTY BEG 912, THE N 264 FT OF S 538 FT OF E1 924, THE E1/2 OF THE FOLLOWING;BEGI 1248, THE S 233.72 FT OF W 233.72 FT 1485, BEG 37.22 FT N & 756.99 FT E O 1363, COMM AT SW COR OF SW1/4 OF NW1/ 1000, BEG 1320 FT S & 1584 FT W OF N 924, ADVERSE POSSESSION CLAIM ON FI 1008, BEG AT NE COR OF SE 1/4 OF SE 5200, COMM AT SE COR OF SE1/4 OF NW1 1482, S 209 FT OF E 209 FT OF SE 1/4 1422, BEG 1188 FT W OF NE COR OF NW1 1232, BEG AT NW COR OF NW1/4 OF NW1/ 1248, COMM AT NE COR OF SE1/4 OF SW 2738, COMMENCE AT NE COR OF SE1/4 OF 1008, COMMENCE AT NE COR OF SE1/4 OF 896, COMMENCE AT NE COR OF SE1/4 OF 672, BEG 690 FT E OF NW COR OF SE 1 1140, BEG 210 FT N OF THE SE COR OF 1440, SOUTH 1/2 OF FOLLOWING: BEG 37 1152, BEG AT SW COR OF NE1/4 OF NW1/ 1320, BEG 37.22 FT N & 1008.76 FT E 936, BEG 480 FT E OF NW COR OF SE1/ 1568, THE N 210 FT OF W 210 FT OF S 3201, S 210 FT OF W 210 FT OF NE1/4 1248, ONE ACRE SQ IN THE NW COR OF N 1536, BEG 417 FT E & 210 FT S OF NW 1120, BEG AT THE NW COR OF THE NE1/4 1400, THE N 345.94 FT OF THE FOLLOWI 1344, COMM AT THE NE COR OF SECT 26; 3684, COMM AT THE NW COR OF NW1/4 OF 2128, THE E 341 FT OF S1/2 OF SW1/4 2947, THE E 341 FT OF S1/2 OF SW1/4 1440, THE N1/2 OF THE FOLLOWING: BEG 1680, BEG 250 FT S OF NE COR OF S1/2 2012, THE E1/2 OF THE N1/2 OF THE SE 3270, THE S1/2 OF THE SW1/4 OF THE S 4820, COMM AT NE COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW 4814, COMM AT SW COR OF NE 1/4 OF NW 4174, THE W 380 FT OF THE FOLLOWING 4539, S1/2 OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 LESS S 732, S1/2 OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 LESS S 720, FROM NW COR OF NE1/4 RUN S 600 1056, THE S1/2 OF THE NW1/4 OF THE N 2166, N1/2 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4 OF NE1/ 1980, W1/2 OF W1/2 OF NW1/4 OF NE1/4 1680, BEG AT SE COR OF NW1/4 OF NE1/ 1248, BEG AT SE COR OF NW1/4 OF NE1/ 864, THE S 208.30 FT OF W 1/2 OF W 1008, BEG AT NE COR OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1248, BEG 474.48 FT E OF NW COR SEC 672, SE1/4 OF NW1/4 OF NW1/4 & 2 A 1460, BEG 105 FT E OF SW COR OF SW1/ 715, BEG AT SW COR OF SW1/4 OF NW1/ 1470, BEG AT SW COR OF SW1/4 OF NW1/ 1320, NW1/4 OF NW1/4 OF SW1/4 LESS R 864, BEG AT NE COR OF NE1/4 OF NW1/ 1174, BEG 840 FT N OF SW COR OF SW1/ 1659, BEG AT SW COR OF SW 1/4 OF SW 1200, BEG 400 FT N OF SW COR OF SEC 1023, BEG AT NW COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW 1609, BEG AT THE NW COR OF THE NE1/4 924, BEG AT NW COR OF NW1/4 OF SE1/ 1200, BEG AT THE NE COR OF THE NW 1/ 1704, BEG 315 FT W & 10 FT S OF NE C 1152, BEG 630 FT W & 10 FT S OF NE C 720, BEG AT NE COR OF NW 1/4 OF SE 864, BEG AT SE COR OF NW 1/4 OF SE 3036, BEG 20 FT S OF NE COR OF SW 1/ 2112, S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF NE1/4 LESS S 800, BEG 1236 FT W OF NE COR OF S1/ 624, BEG 1686 FT W OF NE COR OF S1/ 1630, BEG 1310 FT E OF SW COR OF S1/ 784, BEG 250 FT S OF NE COR OF S1/2 2012, THE S 245 FT OF W 238.24 FT OF 1905, S 245 FT OF E1/2 OF SW1/4 OF N 1488, BEG AT NW COR OF NW 1/4 OF SE 840, S 375 FT OF W 345 FT OF S1/2 O 2652, S 375 FT OF W 345 FT OF S1/2 O 672, 210 FT SQ IN SW COR OF S1/2 OF 210 FT SQ IN SW COR OF S1/2 OF 2245, BEG AT NW COR OF N 1/2 OF SE 1 1184, BEG AT NE COR OF N1/2 OF SE1/4 1023, BEG AT THE NE COR OF N 1/2 OF 1118, BEG AT THE NE COR OF N 1/2 OF 936, THE S 330 FT OF W1/2 OF W1/2 O 1998, BEG 145 FT W OF NE COR OF N1/2 880, BEGIN 272 FT W OF NE COR OF N 896, COMM AT SE COR OF NW 1/4 RUN N 1636, COMM AT SE COR OF NW 1/4 RUN N 1185, BEG 255.5 FT N OF SE COR OF SE 1152, S 179.20 FT OF N 895 FT OF E 1 1768, S 179.20 FT OF N 358 FT OF E1/ 2768, THE E 623.57 FT OF THE S 420 F 1008, BEG AT NE COR OF N1/2 OF NW1/4 2304, S 210 FT OF THE N 420 FT OF TH 952, THE N 100 FT OF THE FOLLOWING 1560, COM AT SE COR OF NW 1/4 OF NE 984, THE N 138.29 FT OF THE FOLLOW- 4198, BEG AT THE SE COR OF NW 1/4 OF 1296, BEG 210 FT N OF SE COR OF NW1/ 672, BEG 210 FT N OF SE COR OF NW1/ 2018, COMM AT SE COR OF NW1/4 RUN N 2356, THE E 1/2 OF COMM AT SE COR OF 1344, THE W 436 FT OF E 768 FT OF S 1344, BEG 117.5 FT S OF NW COR OF N1 2924, BEG 1236 FT W & 440 FT S OF NE 2052, BEG AT THE NW COR OF THE NE 1/ 1669, BEG 1686 FT W OF NE COR OF S1/ 1630, THE E1/2 OF THE N1/2 OF THE SE 3270, THE S1/2 OF THE SW1/4 OF THE S 4820, COMM AT NE COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW 4814, COMM AT SW COR OF NE 1/4 OF NW 4174, THE W 380 FT OF THE FOLLOWING 4539; case C24B002, C24B003, C24B005, C24B006, C24B008, C24B009, C24B010, C24B011, C24B012, C24B013, C24B014, C24B015, C24B016, C24B017, C24B019, C24B021, C24B022, C24B023, C24B026, C24B027, C24B028, C24B029, C24B030, C24B031, C24B032, C24B033, C24B034, C24B035, C24B036, C24B037, C24B038, C24B039, C24B040, C24B041, C24B043, C24B044, C24B045, C24B046, C24B047, C24B050, C24B051, C24B052, C24B053, C24B054, C24B055, C24B056, C24B057, C25-001, C25-002, C25-003, C25-005, C25-005 2, C25-005 3, C25-005 4, C25-005 5, C25-005 7, C25-005 8, C25-005 9, C25-005 10, C25-005 12, C25-005 14, C25-005 15, C25-005 16, C25-006, C25-009, C25-011, C25-012, C25-015, C25-016, C26-002, C26-004, C26-005, C26-006, C26-008, C26-010, C26-011, C26-012, C26-018, C26-019, C26-020, C26-022, C26-024, C26-025, C26-025 2, C26-025 3, C26-027, C26-027B, C26-027C, C26-027D, C26-029, C26-032, C26-033, C26-035, C26-036, C26-042, C26-043, C26-044, C26-045, C26-046, C26-048, C26-049, C26-050, C26-051, C26-054, C26-054 2, C26-056, C26-057, C26-059, C26-063, C26-064, C26-066, C26-067, C26-068, C26-069, C26-072, C26-073, C26-074, C26-079, C26-080, C26-083, C26-085, C26-086, C26-087, C26-089, C26-090, C26-091, C26-092, C26-094, C26-095, C26-097, C26-099, C26-102, C26-103, C26-103 2, C26-103 3, C26-106, C26-109, C26-110, C26-112, C26-115, C26-124, C26-131, C26-132, C26-133, C26-134, C26-135, C26-137, C26-138, C26-139, C26-140, C26-141, C26-142, C26-143, C26-143 2, C26-144, C26-145, C26-149, C26-150, C26-152, C26-153, C26-168, C26-169, C26-176, C26-177, C27-002, C27-002 2, C27-003, C27-005, C27-006, C27-008, C27-009, C27-009 2, C27-012, C27-022, C27-023, C27-025, C27-027, C27-029, C27-031, C27-032, C27-033, C27-035, C27-036, C27-037, C27-038, C27-039, C27-040, C27-041, C27-044, C27-047, C27-048, C27-049, C27-050, C27-052, C27-060, C27-061, C27-064, C27-065, C27-066, C27-067, C27-068, C27-069, C27-069 2, C27-070, C27-074, C27-075, C27-076, C27-079, C27-081, C27-083, C27-084, C27-085, C27-085 2, C27-087, C27-088, C27-090, C27-092, C27-093, C27-094, C27-097, C27-099, C27-101, C27-102, C27-105, C27-105 2, C27-107, C27-108, C27-110, C27-115, C27-120, C27-124, C27-130] Multiple individual property records detailing building construction projects. Each entry specifies the owner, address, lot number within Sumter Crossing, building size in square feet, parcel information, acreage, and hazard class. No decisions or public comments are noted. [Multiple addresses including 123 S FRONT ST, 1078 LAKE SUMTER LANDING, 12440 COUNTY ROAD 227, 11623 CR 108, PO BOX 74, 6655 SW 17TH TERRACE RD, PO BOX 68, 4091 CR 108, 33049 PROFESSIONAL DR, 10 TERRACE RD, 914 SW 145TH ST, 3099 WIND SWEPT WAY, 11363 ZIMMERMAN PATH, 4852 CR 114, 19949 S BUCKHILL RD, PO BOX 680, 600 E COLONIAL DR STE 100, P.O. BOX 2, PO BOX 124, 6766 RTE 66, PO BOX 1270, 6525 SE 173RD PL, PO BOX 82, 8830 SE 180TH AVE RD, 3854 E C-466, 11956 CR 201, 1001 S 14TH ST, 12000 NE 37TH DR, 3564 E CR 466, 725 N LAKE SYBELIA DR, 3691 CR 466, 2730 ROZZELLES FERRY RD STE A, 3200 HACKBERRY RD, 11130 SE 36TH AVE, 3867 E C-466, 10327 CR 115A, 1946 LAKE MIONA DR, PO BOX 325, 3273 COUNTY ROAD 207, 11728 COUNTY ROAD 207W, 11670 COUNTY ROAD 207W, 413 OXFORD FL, 3317 CR 207, 11209 ROZ WAY, 11687 CR 207, 10327 CR 115A, 3359 E C-466, 1500 W R/W, 8608 CR 221, 11706 COUNTY ROAD 207, 11709 COUNTY ROAD 207W, 11726 CR 207, 11807 CR 201, 11301 COUNTY ROAD 209, PO BOX 355, PO BOX 82, PO BOX 365, 9249 NO ROAD, 25519 HAWKS RUN LN, PO BOX 547945, 3696 E C-466, 12401 NE 50TH VIEW, 201 W MAIN ST, 3402C NE 37TH PL, 7275 CR 219, 11618 NE 36TH ST, 11618 NE 36TH ST, PO BOX 58, 1946 LAKE MIONA DR, 11589 NE 36TH ST, 11977 CR 201, PO BOX 358, 11980 NE 37TH DR, PO BOX 974, 725 N LAKE SYBELIA DR, 11369 CR 209, 11497 COUNTY ROAD 209, PO BOX 57, 11890 COUNTY ROAD 201, 11301 CR 209, PO BOX 1072 WESTFIELD IN, 600 E COLONIAL DR STE 100, 5070 CR 125A, PO BOX 504, 11224 HESS WAY, 11222 HESS WAY, 11220 HESS WAY, 2411 BENNETTSVILLE LN, 11216 HESS WAY, 11214 HESS WAY, 1066 NE 130TH AVE, 11210 HESS WAY, 11208 HESS WAY, 11206 HESS WAY, 11204 HESS WAY, 11202 HESS WAY, 11200 HESS WAY, 11044 WHITE TER, 11042 WHITE TER, 11040 WHITE TER, 309 POMARIA PL, 11043 WHITE TER, 11198 HESS WAY, 11196 HESS WAY, 11194 HESS WAY, 11192 HESS WAY, 2410 SWEETWATER CC PLACE DRIVE, 89140 LAS VEGAS NV, 11186 HESS WAY, 3769 OXFORD FL, 11104 LAMMER LN, 11103 LAMMER LN, 11105 LAMMER LN, 11107 LAMMER LN, 11109 LAMMER LN, 11111 LAMMER LN, 11113 LAMMER LN, 11115 LAMMER LN, 11119 LAMMER LN, 11121 LAMMER LN, 3473 TALLEY RIDGE DR, 3113 CARTER PATH, 3115 CARTER PATH, 3117 CARTER PATH, 3119 CARTER PATH, 3121 CARTER PATH, 3123 CARTER PATH, PO BOX 277 SUMTERVILLE FL, 3120 CARTER PATH, 3116 CARTER PATH, 3114 CARTER PATH, 3112 CARTER PATH, 3110 CARTER PATH, 328 OXFORD FL, 3106 CARTER PATH, 3104 CARTER PATH, 3102 CARTER PATH, 3100 CARTER PATH, 3098 CARTER PATH, 17105 SE 76TH CREEKSIDE CIR, 1950 LAUREL MANOR DR STE 130, PO BOX 752 DUNEDIN FL, 11317 STEWART LOOP, 3095 CARTER PATH, 3097 CARTER PATH, 3099 CICHIELO CT, 3095 CICHIELO CT, 3097 CICHIELO CT, 3101 CICHIELO CT, 11187 HESS WAY, 11189 HESS WAY, 11191 HESS WAY, 309 POMARIA PL, 11195 HESS WAY, 11197 HESS WAY, 11199 HESS WAY, 11201 HESS WAY, 11208 MIDORA TER, 11206 MIDORA TER, 11204 MIDORA TER, 11202 MIDORA TER, 7842 GERSHANECK CIR, 11207 PARDO PL, 11209 PARDO PL, 11211 PARDO PL, 11213 PARDO PL; case Multiple case numbers including D17-034, D17-045, D17-047, D17-048, D17-052, D17-063, D17-064, D17-067, D17-078, D17-109, D17-113, D17-123, D17A002, D17A003, D17A021, D17A025, D17A026, D17A027, D17A028, D17A043, D17A044, D17L002, D17M003, D17M004, D18-001, D18-002, D18-003, D18-004, D18-005, D18-006, D18-007, D18-008, D18-014, D18-015, D18-016, D18-017, D18-019, D18-020, D18-021, D18-023, D18-024, D18-025, D18-027, D18-028, D18-031, D18-035, D18-036, D18-037, D18-045, D18-046, D18-047, D18-048, D18-049, D18-050, D18-051, D18-052, D18-054, D18-055, D18-056, D18-058, D18-059, D18-060, D18-063, D18-065, D18-066, D18-067, D18-072, D18-074, D18-075, D18-076, D18-078, D18-080, D18-084, D18-085, D18-088, D18-089, D18-090, D18-095, D18-100, D18-105, D18-110, D18-115, D18-120, D18-122, D18-131, D18-138, D18-145, D18-150, D18-151, D18-155, D18-157, D18-163, D18-215, D18A004, D18A005, D18B001, D18B002, D18B003, D18B004, D18B005, D18B006, D18B007, D18B008, D18B009, D18B010, D18B011, D18B012, D18B013, D18B014, D18B015, D18B016, D18B017, D18B018, D18B019, D18B020, D18B021, D18B022, D18B023, D18B024, D18B025, D18B026, D18B027, D18B028, D18B029, D18B030, D18B031, D18B032, D18B033, D18B034, D18B035, D18B036, D18B037, D18B038, D18B039, D18B040, D18B041, D18B042, D18B043, D18B044, D18B045, D18B046, D18B048, D18B049, D18B050, D18B051, D18B052, D18B053, D18B054, D18B055, D18B056, D18B057, D18B058, D18B059, D18B060, D18B061, D18B062, D18B063, D18B064, D18B065, D18B066, D18B067, D18B068, D18B069, D18B070, D18B071, D18B072, D18B073, D18B074, D18B075, D18B076, D18B077, D18B078, D18B079, D18B080, D18B081, D18B082, D18B083, D18B084, D18B085, D18B086, D18B087, D18B088, D18B089, D18B090, D18B091, D18B092, D18B093, D18B094, D18B095, D18B096, D18B097, D18B098, D18B099] Multiple building permits are listed for various locations, primarily in Oxford, FL, and surrounding areas. The records detail building sizes, hazard classes, and ownership information. No decisions or specific project changes are noted, as these appear to be permit applications or records of existing structures rather than new development approvals. Public comment is not stated. [Multiple addresses including Pardo Pl, Oxford Oaks Phase One, Allview Dr, Bennettsville Ln, Olson Ln, Sennett Cir, Chastain Cir, Rohan Rd, Pete Path, Midora Ter, Satellite Ave, Adamsville Ave, Truluck Pl, Barkly Ridge Ct, Hanson Ter, Roz Way, Stewart Loop, Zimmerman Path, Berning Ter, Katch Kay Ln, and various tracts within Oxford Oaks.; case D18B100 through D18B270, D18C269 through D18C329] This document contains a list of building permits for individual lots within the Oxford Oaks development, indicating the owner, address, lot number, building size, and hazard class. No specific project details beyond individual lot construction are provided, and no decisions or dates are listed. [Multiple addresses including Zimmerman Path, Laurel Manor Dr, Berning Ter, Boyd Cir, Stewart Loop, Laufersky Ln, Stewart Loop, Thorne Path, Kellaher Pl, Gulati Ct, Antepenko Ct, Dzuro Dr, Roma Rd, Souter Ave, and others within Oxford, FL 34484, and The Villages, FL 32162, Sumterville, FL 33585, Middleton, FL 34762, Fruitland Park, FL 34731, Apopka, FL 32712, Austin, TX 78716, Irwin, PA 15642, Jacksonville, FL 32244, Summerfield, FL 34491, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410.; case D18C330 through D18C563] Multiple individual lot filings for Hazard Class 7 buildings within Oxford Oaks Phase Two. Each lot corresponds to a specific address and owner, with building sizes ranging from 2,000-3,099 sq. ft. to 4,500-6,099 sq. ft. No zoning changes or decisions are stated in this document excerpt. [Multiple addresses including 9778 Pepper Tree Pl, 9774 Pepper Tree Pl, 9770 Pepper Tree Pl, 9766 Pepper Tree Pl, 9762 Pepper Tree Pl, 9758 Pepper Tree Pl, 9754 Pepper Tree Pl, 9750 Pepper Tree Pl, 9749 Pepper Tree Trl, 9753 Pepper Tree Trl, 1050 Kiely Blvd #3666, 9761 Pepper Tree Trl, 506 Lexington Vlg, 9769 Pepper Tree Trl, 3500 S DuPoint Hwy Ste DS-103, 9777 Pepper Tree Trl, 9781 Pepper Tree Trl, 9785 Pepper Tree Trl, 9789 Pepper Tree Trl, 9793 Pepper Tree Trl, 9797 Pepper Tree Trl, 9801 Pepper Tree Trl, 9805 Pepper Tree Trl, 9809 Pepper Tree Trl, 9738 Pepper Tree Pl, 259 Heritage Dr, 9722 Pepper Tree Pl, 2308 Midnight Pass Ct, 9714 Pepper Tree Pl, 9710 Pepper Tree Pl, 9706 Pepper Tree Ln, 9702 Pepper Tree Pl, 9703 Pepper Tree Trl, 9707 Pepper Tree Trl, 9711 Pepper Tree Trl, 9565 CR 125C, 9719 Pepper Tree Trl, 9723 Pepper Tree Trl, 3435 Evergreen Trail, 9731 Pepper Tree Trl, 9735 Pepper Tree Trl, 9739 Pepper Tree Trl, 9816 Pepper Tree Trl, 9812 Pepper Tree Trl, 9808 Pepper Tree Trl, 9804 Pepper Tree Trl, 9800 Pepper Tree Trl, 9792 Pepper Tree Trl, 2270 NW 74th Ave, 9784 Pepper Tree Trl, 9780 Pepper Tree Trl, 9776 Pepper Tree Trl, 9772 Pepper Tree Trl, 9768 Pepper Tree Trl, 1349 Haylie Lane, PO Box 4900, 9756 Pepper Tree Trl, 23304 Rogerdale Pl, 9740 Pepper Tree Trl, 9736 Pepper Tree Trl, PO Box 308, 9728 Pepper Tree Trl, 9724 Pepper Tree Trl, 9720 Pepper Tree Trl, 9716 Pepper Tree Trl, 9712 Pepper Tree Trl, PO Box 745, 160 Harmony Ct, 9700 Pepper Tree Trl, 13184 CR 202, 26091 Glasgow Dr, 9688 Pepper Tree Trl, 9684 Pepper Tree Trl, 1610 Hidden Palms Dr, 1711 E Shotwell St, 5045 Millie Rd SW, 25850 Donegal Dr, 8988 Wildlight Trl, 8980 Wildlight Trl, 8964 Wildlight Trl, 8960 Wildlight Trl, 8956 Wildlight Trl, 8952 Wildlight Trl, 8948 Wildlight Trl, 8949 Wildlight Trl, 8953 Wildlight Trl, 8957 Wildlight Trl, 8961 Wildlight Trl, 8965 Wildlight Trl, 520 Brickell Key Dr ABH21, 10176 CR 237, 10176 CR 237, 2662 S Falkenburg Rd, 2662 S Falkenburg Rd, 9041 Wildlight Trl, 9069 Wildlight Trl, 9077 Wildlight Trl, 9081 Wildlight Trl, 9085 Wildlight Trl, 9089 Wildlight Trl, 9093 Wildlight Trl, 9097 Wildlight Trl, 9113 Wildlight Trl, 3051 Windswept Way, 3057 Windswept Way, 3063 Windswept Way, 3069 Windswept Way, 3075 Windswept Way, 3081 Windswept Way, 3087 Windswept Way, 3093 Windswept Way, 3099 Windswept Way, 3105 Windswept Way, 3118 Windswept Way, 3112 Windswept Way, 9740 Pepper Tree Trl, 9736 Pepper Tree Trl, PO Box 308, 9728 Pepper Tree Trl, 9724 Pepper Tree Trl, 9720 Pepper Tree Trl, 9716 Pepper Tree Trl, 9712 Pepper Tree Trl, PO Box 745, 160 Harmony Ct, 9700 Pepper Tree Trl, 13184 CR 202, 26091 Glasgow Dr, 9688 Pepper Tree Trl, 9684 Pepper Tree Trl, 1610 Hidden Palms Dr, 1711 E Shotwell St, 5045 Millie Rd SW, 25850 Donegal Dr, 8988 Wildlight Trl, 8980 Wildlight Trl, 8964 Wildlight Trl, 8960 Wildlight Trl, 8956 Wildlight Trl, 8952 Wildlight Trl, 8948 Wildlight Trl, 8949 Wildlight Trl, 8953 Wildlight Trl, 8957 Wildlight Trl, 8961 Wildlight Trl, 8965 Wildlight Trl, 520 Brickell Key Dr ABH21, 10176 CR 237, 10176 CR 237, 2662 S Falkenburg Rd, 2662 S Falkenburg Rd, 9041 Wildlight Trl, 9069 Wildlight Trl, 9077 Wildlight Trl, 9081 Wildlight Trl, 9085 Wildlight Trl, 9089 Wildlight Trl, 9093 Wildlight Trl, 9097 Wildlight Trl, 9113 Wildlight Trl, 3051 Windswept Way, 3057 Windswept Way, 3063 Windswept Way, 3069 Windswept Way, 3075 Windswept Way, 3081 Windswept Way, 3087 Windswept Way, 3093 Windswept Way, 3099 Windswept Way, 3105 Windswept Way, 3118 Windswept Way, 3112 Windswept Way, 3125 Windswept Way, 3119 Windswept Way, 3124 Windswept Way, 3164 Windswept Way, 3180 Windswept Way, 9139 Newmons Pl, 9131 Newmons Pl, 9245 CR 205, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 5855 Obispo Avenue, 8878 N US Highway 301, 8918 N US 301, 8817 CR 209, 8817 CR 209, 3515 E C-462, 3537 E CR 462, 3391 E C-462, PO Box 602, 3901 E C-462, 3587 E CR 462, 3667 E C-462, 3160 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3156 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3148 Canopy Oak Blvd, 36 Ravine Rd, 36 Ravine Rd, 3136 Canopy Oak Blvd, 36 Ravine Rd, 3128 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3124 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3120 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3116 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3112 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3108 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3104 Canopy Oak Blvd, 7111 Coolidge St, 8555 Pinecrest Trl, 8559 Pinecrest Trl, 8563 Pinecrest Trl, 8560 Pinecrest Trl, 8552 Pinecrest Trl, 3099 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3103 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3107 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3115 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3117 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3125 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3129 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3133 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3141 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3145 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3149 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3153 Canopy Oak Blvd, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101, 3234 Evenmore Way, 3230 Evenmore Way, 507 Ambrosia Pl, PO Box 745, 3218 Evenmore Way, 3214 Evenmore Way, 3210 Evenmore Way, 3206 Evenmore Way, 3202 Evenmore Way, 3198 Evenmore Way, 3194 Evenmore Way, 3190 Evenmore Way, 3186 Evenmore Way, 3184 Evenmore Way, 3180 Evenmore Way, 3174 Evenmore Way, 3170 Evenmore Way, 3166 Evenmore Way, 3162 Evenmore Way; case D30BC009, D30BC010, D30BC011, D30BC012, D30BC013, D30BC014, D30BC015, D30BC016, D30BC017, D30BC018, D30BC019, D30BC020, D30BC021, D30BC022, D30BC023, D30BC024, D30BC025, D30BC026, D30BC027, D30BC028, D30BC029, D30BC030, D30BC031, D30BC032, D30BD001, D30BD002, D30BD003, D30BD004, D30BD005, D30BD006, D30BD007, D30BD008, D30BD009, D30BD010, D30BD011, D30BD012, D30BD013, D30BD014, D30BD015, D30BD016, D30BD017, D30BD018, D30BD019, D30BD020, D30BE001, D30BE002, D30BE003, D30BE004, D30BE005, D30BE007, D30BE008, D30BE009, D30BE010, D30BE011, D30BE012, D30BE013, D30BE014, D30BE015, D30BE016, D30BE017, D30BF001, D30BF002, D30BF003, D30BF004, D30BF005, D30BF006, D30BF007, D30BF008, D30BF009, D30BF010, D30BF011, D30BF012, D30BF013, D30BF014, D30BF015, D30C100, D30D001, D30E002, D30E003, D30E007, D30E009, D30E013, D30E014, D30E015, D30E016, D30E017, D30E018, D30E019, D30E020, D30E021, D30E022, D30E023, D30E024, D30E025, D30E028, D30E029, D30E035, D30E037, D30E038, D30E039, D30E040, D30E041, D30E042, D30E043, D30E047, D30E054, D30E055, D30E056, D30E057, D30E058, D30E059, D30E060, D30E061, D30E062, D30E063, D30E064, D30E065, D30E066, D30E067, D30E069, D30E071, D30E072, D30E076, D30E084, D30E102, D30E103, D30E104, D30E105, D30E109, D30E110, D30E111, D30E112, D30E113, D30E114, D30E115, D30E116, D30E117, D30E118, D30E119, D30E120, D30E121, D30E122, D30F225, D30F226, D30F227, D30F229, D30F231, D30F247, D30F249, D30F250, D31-005, D31-009, D31-009, D31-009, D31-009, D31-009, D31-009, D31-009, D31-011, D31-012, D31-015, D31-015, D31-020, D31-021, D31-025, D31-027, D31-028, D31-037, D31-038, D31A008, D31A009, D31A011, D31A012, D31A013, D31A014, D31A015, D31A016, D31A017, D31A018, D31A019, D31A020, D31A021, D31A022, D31A023, D31A024, D31A025, D31A026, D31A027, D31A028, D31A029, D31A030, D31A031, D31A032, D31A033, D31A034, D31A035, D31A036, D31A037, D31A038, D31A039, D31A040, D31A041, D31A044, D31A045, D31A046, D31A047, D31A048, D31A051, D31A052, D31A053, D31A054, D31A055, D31A056, D31A057, D31A058, D31A059, D31A060, D31A061, D31A062, D31A063, D31A064, D31A065, D31A066, D31A067, D31A068, D31A069] Multiple building permits issued for single-family residences in Wildwood, Florida, within various subdivisions including Pepper Tree Village, Highfield at Twisted Oak, and Twisted Oaks. The permits indicate construction of Hazard Class 7 buildings, with sizes ranging from 1,200-1,999 sq. ft. to 3,100-4,499 sq. ft. Specific addresses are provided for each lot. [3158 EVENMORE WAY, 3159 EVENMORE WAY, 3163 EVENMORE WAY, 3167 EVENMORE WAY, 3171 EVENMORE WAY, 3175 EVENMORE WAY, 3179 EVENMORE WAY, 3183 EVENMORE WAY, 3193 EVENMORE WAY, 3205 EVENMORE WAY, 3304 SENNETT CIR, 3223 EVENMORE WAY, 3231 EVENMORE WAY, 3235 EVENMORE WAY, 8449 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8453 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8457 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8461 LAS PALMAS WAY, 702 TORTOISE RDG, 8469 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8473 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8477 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8481 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8485 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8489 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8493 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8503 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8511 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8519 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8530 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8526 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8522 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8518 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8514 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8510 LAS PALMAS WAY, 4880 NE 122ND AVE, 8502 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8498 LAS PALMAS WAY, 1765 WATERFORD CIR, 8490 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8486 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8482 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8478 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8474 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8470 LAS PALMAS WAY, 8466 LAS PALMAS WAY, 3075 EVENMORE WAY, 3083 EVENMORE WAY, 3103 EVENMORE WAY, 3107 EVENMORE WAY, 3111 EVENMORE WAY, 3115 EVENMORE WAY, 3119 EVENMORE WAY, 3123 EVENMORE WAY, 3125 EVENMORE WAY, 3127 EVENMORE WAY, 18375 OLIVER TWIST WAY, 3135 EVENMORE WAY, 3134 EVENMORE WAY, 3130 EVENMORE WAY, 3122 EVENMORE WAY, 3300 SW 34TH AVE STE 101A, 3094 EVENMORE WAY, 3090 EVENMORE WAY, 3054 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3058 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3062 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3066 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3070 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3076 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3080 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3084 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3088 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3092 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 8566 PINECREST TRL, 8570 PINECREST TRL, 8574 PINECREST TRL, 8578 PINECREST TRL, 8582 PINECREST TRL, 8581 PINECREST TRL, 8577 PINECREST TRL, 8573 PINECREST TRL, 8567 PINECREST TRL, 3095 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3091 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3087 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3083 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3079 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3075 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3071 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3067 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3063 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3059 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3053 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 1222 NORTHWEST 58 TER, 3282 BERTRAM RD, 3284 BERTRAM RD, 3288 BERTRAM RD, 3290 BERTRAM RD, 3294 BERTRAM RD, 3296 BERTRAM RD, 3300 BERTRAM RD, 8380 GOWER TRL, 8384 GOWER TRL, 219 KIPP AVE, 8390 GOWER TRL, 8392 GOWER TRL, 13307 SERENE VALLEY DR, 8398 GOWER TRL, 8400 GOWER TRL, 613 OLIVE CONCH ST, 4223 SE FORTRESS LN, 3440 NE 56TH ST, 8416 GOWER TRL, 8419 GOWER TRL, 909 CARMILLION CT, 8413 GOWER TRL, 8411 GOWER TRL, 8399 GOWER TRL, 8397 GOWER TRL, 8393 GOWER TRL, 8391 GOWER TRL, 8385 GOWER TRL, 3054 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3058 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3062 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3066 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3070 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3076 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3080 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3084 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3088 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3092 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 8566 PINECREST TRL, 8570 PINECREST TRL, 8574 PINECREST TRL, 8578 PINECREST TRL, 8582 PINECREST TRL, 8581 PINECREST TRL, 8577 PINECREST TRL, 8573 PINECREST TRL, 8567 PINECREST TRL, 3095 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3091 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3087 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3083 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3079 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3075 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3071 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3067 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3063 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3059 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 3053 CANOPY OAK BLVD, 8774 PINECREST TRL, 8608 PINECREST TRL, 8614 PINECREST TRL, 8618 PINECREST TRL, 8622 PINECREST TRL, 8597 PINECREST TRL, 8593 PINECREST TRL, 3074 SUNSCAPE TER, 8585 PINECREST TRL, 8586 PINECREST TRL, 8880 CR 121, 8802 CR 121, 874 CANEBRAKE CT, 8774 CR 121, 17548 SE 119TH CIRCLE, 8465 CR 127, PO BOX 472, 8532 CR 127, 4155 CR 126, 4103 CR 126, 4081 CR 126, 4057 COUNTY RD 126, 4108 COUNTY ROAD 130, PO BOX 764, 8608 CR 221, 4063 CR 130, 1682 E GUDE DR, 8472 NE 43RD WAY, PO BOX 865, 8401 COUNTY RD 127, 900 CLEVELAND AVE, 1200 LEE ST, 1112 PINE RIDGE DAIRY RD, 207 HERITAGE HILLS DR, 1372 LEE STREET PROPERTY LLC, 4712 CR 134, PO BOX 330, 4822 CR 134C, 4995 E C-462, 4111 CR 130, PO BOX 1057, 8465 CR 127, 4903 CR 128, 10057 LAKE MIONA WAY, 7496 DODSON DR, 11888 N MAIN ST, 1715 CR 433, 4989 E C-462, 4795 CR 128, 4869 CR 128, 4604 E COUNTY ROAD 462, 4974 CR 134, 4795 CR 134C, PO BOX 1450, PO BOX 1174, 4712 CR 134, 2384 NW 102ND BLVD, 4713 CR 128, 8483 CR 127, PO BOX 472, 8113 CR 127, 4621 E CR 462, 107 NE 1ST AVE, 4450 NE 83RD RD, 4450 NE 83RD RD, 17746 WALL CIRCLE, 1144 E NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE, 900 INDUSTRIAL DR, 5605 GLENRIDGE DR NE STE 1090, 850 S MAIN ST; case D31A070, D31A071, D31A072, D31A073, D31A074, D31A075, D31A076, D31A077, D31A078, D31A079, D31A080, D31A081, D31A082, D31A083, D31A084, D31A085, D31A086, D31A087, D31A088, D31A089, D31A090, D31A091, D31A092, D31A093, D31A094, D31A095, D31A096, D31A097, D31A098, D31A099, D31A100, D31A101, D31A102, D31A103, D31A104, D31A105, D31A106, D31A107, D31A108, D31A109, D31A110, D31A111, D31A112, D31A113, D31A114, D31A115, D31A125, D31A126, D31A131, D31A132, D31A133, D31A134, D31A135, D31A136, D31A137, D31A138, D31A139, D31A140, D31A141, D31A142, D31A144, D31A150, D31A151, D31A152, D31A176, D31A177, D31A178, D31A179, D31A180, D31A181, D31A182, D31A183, D31A184, D31A185, D31A186, D31A187, D31A188, D31A189, D31A190, D31A191, D31A192, D31A193, D31A194, D31A195, D31A196, D31A197, D31A198, D31A199, D31A200, D31A201, D31A202, D31A203, D31A204, D31A205, D31A219, D31B001, D31B002, D31B003, D31B004, D31B005, D31B006, D31B007, D31B008, D31B137, D31B138, D31B139, D31B140, D31B141, D31B142, D31B143, D31B144, D31B145, D31B146, D31B147, D31B148, D31B149, D31B150, D31B151, D31B152, D31B154, D31B155, D31B156, D31B157, D31B158, D31B159, D31B160, D31B161, D31C231, D31C232, D31C234, D31C235, D31C236, D31C237, D31C240, D31C246, D31C247, D31C248, D31C249, D31C250, D32-001, D32-003, D32-004, D32-005, D32-006, D32-007, D32-009, D32-010, D32-011, D32-013, D32-015, D32-016, D32-017, D32-018, D32-021, D32-022, D32-023, D32-024, D32-031, D32-033, D32-035, D32-036, D32-037, D32-039, D32-043, D32-048, D32-051, D32-052, D32-055, D32-058, D32-061, D32-063, D32-065, D32-067, D32-073, D32-074, D32-075, D32-077, D32-079, D32-080, D32-083, D32-085, D32-087, D32-093, D32-094, D32-099, D32-100, D32-101, D32-109, D32-127, D32-128, D32-129, D32-130, D32-131, D32-133, D32-135, D32-137, D32-138, D32-139, D32-142, D32-144, D32-145] Multiple single-family residential building permits are being processed for lots within the Twisted Oaks subdivision. These include various lot sizes and associated building square footage ranges. Specific addresses, lot numbers, and parcel information are provided for each permit. [Multiple addresses including 23200 S Main St, 4410 NE 83rd Rd, 12485 CR 227, 950 Hawk Landing, PO Box 1450, 1144 E Newport Center Dr, 11663 72nd Blvd, 3609 Parkway Blvd, 1071 Canal St, 1000 Hollingshead Cir, 8165 CR 127, 1617 S Division Ave, 4638 E CR 462, 4668 E C-462, 4698 E CR 462, 4362 CR 134, 4180 S William Ave, 9439 CR 125C, 4414 CR 134, 4434 CR 134, 4456 CR 134, 4484 CR 134, 8054 CR 127, 4974 CR 134C, 4959 CR 134C, 4962 CR 134C, 4944 CR 134C, 4939 CR 134C, 4890 CR 134C, 4903 CR 134C, 4950 CR 134B, 12130 NW 7th St, 4930 CR 134B, 4920 CR 134B, PO Box 644, 4900 CR 134B, 4731 Watch Hills St, 4905 CR 134B, 4915 CR 134B, 4925 CR 134B, 4935 CR 134B, 4945 CR 134B, 8507 Triumph Cir, 8511 Triumph Cir, 8515 Triumph Cir, 8519 Triumph Cir, 8523 Triumph Cir, 8527 Triumph Cir, 8529 Triumph Cir, 5 Rawling Ct, 8537 Triumph Cir, 8541 Triumph Cir, 8545 Triumph Cir, 600 Galleria Parkway Suite 300, 8553 Triumph Cir, 8557 Triumph Cir, 8561 Triumph Cir, 450 Alton Rd #2406, 8569 Triumph Cir, 2043 Saddle Path, 8579 Triumph Cir, 8583 Triumph Cir, 8587 Triumph Cir, 8591 Triumph Cir, 8595 Triumph Cir, 8599 Triumph Cir, 8603 Triumph Cir, 8607 Triumph Cir, 8613 Triumph Cir, 8617 Triumph Cir, 8621 Triumph Cir, 8625 Triumph Cir, 8629 Triumph Cir, PO Box 4900, 8637 Triumph Cir, 8641 Triumph Cir, 8645 Triumph Cir, 8649 Triumph Cir, 8657 Triumph Cir, 12149 NW 77th Mnr, 8665 Triumph Cir, 8669 Triumph Cir, 9174 CR 121, 8677 Triumph Cir, 8681 Triumph Cir, 8685 Triumph Cir, 1215 Pacifica Dr Apt 105, 8693 Triumph Cir, PO Box 745, 8459 Clearway Dr, 8463 Clearway Dr, 8467 Clearway Dr, 8471 Clearway Dr, 4947 Fockler Way, 8479 Clearway Dr, 8483 Clearway Dr, 8487 Clearway Dr, 8491 Clearway Dr, 8495 Clearway Dr, 8499 Clearway Dr, 507 Ambrosia Pl, 8510 Triumph Cir, 8514 Triumph Cir, 8518 Triumph Cir, 8522 Triumph Cir, 8528 Triumph Cir, 2580 Dudley Ter, 8550 Triumph Cir, 1436 Bethune Way, 8558 Triumph Cir, 8562 Triumph Cir, 8566 Triumph Cir, 8570 Triumph Cir, 8574 Triumph Cir, 1170 Kane Concourse Ste 400, 8582 Triumph Cir, 8586 Triumph Cir, 8590 Triumph Cir, 8594 Triumph Cir, 8598 Triumph Cir, 8614 Triumph Cir, 8618 Triumph Cir, 8622 Triumph Cir, 3056 Eastwood Ter, 8630 Triumph Cir, 8634 Triumph Cir, 8638 Triumph Cir, 8642 Triumph Cir, 8646 Triumph Cir, 4664 Sigcom Pl, 4676 Sigcom Pl, 4682 Sigcom Pl, 4688 Sigcom Pl, 9280 NW 26th St, 4687 Sigcom Pl, 4681 Sigcom Pl, 4675 Sigcom Pl, 4669 Sigcom Pl, 4663 Sigcom Pl, 4657 Sigcom Pl, 4651 Sigcom Pl, 4654 Cornerstone Rd, 3107 Canopy Ok Blvd, 2043 Saddle Path, 4672 Cornerstone Rd, 4678 Cornerstone Rd, 4684 Cornerstone Rd, 4690 Cornerstone Rd, 4689 Cornerstone Rd, 4683 Cornerstone Rd, 4677 Cornerstone Rd, 4665 Cornerstone Rd, 5622 Great Egret Dr, 4653 Cornerstone Rd, 4790 NE 125th Lp, 4662 Crossroads Ln, 4668 Crossroads Ln, 4680 Crossroads Ln, 4686 Crossroads Ln, PO Box 339, 8701 Triumph Cir, 4655 Crossroads Ln, 4661 Crossroads Ln, 4667 Crossroads Ln, 4679 Crossroads Ln, 4691 Crossroads Ln, 8451 Clearway Dr, 107 Bloomingdale Rd, 8411 Clearway Dr, 507 Ambrosia Pl, 8419 Clearway Dr, 8423 Clearway Dr, 8427 Clearway Dr, 3819 Siskin Dr, 8435 Clearway Dr, 3300 SW 34th Ave Ste 101A, 4650 Parkview Ln, 4646 Parkview Ln, 4642 Parkview Ln, 8809 CR 121, 8945 CR 121, 8865 CR 121, 8743 CR 121, 11044 White Ter, 5227 CR 132, 5122 NE 81st Blvd, 5092 NE 81st Blvd, 5283 CR 132, 8837 CR 121, 333 N Palm Canyon Dr Ste 102, 1835 SE 27th St, 5164 CR 132, 8837 CR 121, 4942 E C-462, 5082 CR 132, 1835 SE 27th St, 5232 CR 132, 1875 Chancey Way, 8655 CR 121, 3953 Maple Ave Ste 300, and various parcel descriptions including NE COR OF SW 1/2, NW COR OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, NE COR OF SE 1/4 OF NW, SW COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW, SE COR OF NW 1/4 OF SW, S 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4, NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, W 200 FT OF N 462 FT OF W1, SW COR OF THE NW 1/4, NW COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW, S 198 FT OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4, and LOT 1 HAPPY VALLEY SUBD UNIT 1, LOT 2 HAPPY VALLEY SUBD UNIT 1, LOT 3 HAPPY VALLEY SUBD UNIT 1, LOT 1 NORTHSIDE ACRES UNIT 1 P, LOT 2 NORTH SIDE ACRES UNIT 1, LOT 3 NORTH SIDE ACRES UNIT 1, LOT 4 NORTHSIDE ACRES UNIT 1 P, LOT 5 NORTH SIDE ACRES UNIT 1, LOT 6 NORTH SIDE ACRES UNIT 1, LOT 7 UNIT 1 NORTHSIDE ACRES P, LOT 9 NORTH SIDE ACRES UNIT 1, LOT 1 GREEN ACRES SUBD PB 4 PG 2728, LOTS 2 & 4 GREEN ACRES SUB PB 3569, LOT 3 GREEN ACRES SUBD PB 4 PG 2212, LOT 5 GREEN ACRES SUBD PB 4 PG 4460, LOT 6 GREEN ACRES SUB PB 4 PG 1772, LOT 7 GREEN ACRES PB 4 PG 96, LOT 8 IN GREEN ACRES PB 4 PG 9, LOT 1 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 2 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 3 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 4 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 5 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 6 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 8 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 9 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 3, LOT 10 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG3844, LOT 11 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 2551, LOT 12 PIEDMONT POINT PB 5 PG 2326, LOTS 13 & 14 PIEDMONT POINT PB 3915, LOT 1 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 1900, LOT 2 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 3134, LOT 3 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 2340, LOT 4 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 2208, LOT 5 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 1900, LOT 6 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 2340, LOT 7 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 2340, LOT 8 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 1862, LOT 9 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 PB 3134, LOT 10 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 11 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 12 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 13 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 14 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 15 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 16 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 17 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 18 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1862, LOT 19 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 20 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 21 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1862, LOT 22 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 23 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 24 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 25 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 26 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2826, LOT 27 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 28 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 29 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2826, LOT 30 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 31 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2826, LOT 32 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 33 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 34 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 35 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 36 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 37 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 38 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 39 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 40 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 41 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 42 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 43 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 44 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 45 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 46 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 47 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 56 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 57 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2826, LOT 58 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 59 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 60 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 61 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 62 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 63 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 64 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 65 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 66 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 67 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 68 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 69 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 70 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 71 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 72 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 73 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 74 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 75 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 76 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1862, LOT 77 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 78 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 79 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 80 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 81 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 82 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 83 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 84 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 85 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 1900, LOT 86 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 87 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3134, LOT 88 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 89 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 90 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 91 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 92 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 93 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 3068, LOT 94 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 95 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 96 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 97 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 98 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2208, LOT 99 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 P 2340, LOT 100 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3134, LOT 101 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 102 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 103 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 104 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3068, LOT 105 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 106 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 107 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 108 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3134, LOT 109 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 110 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 111 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 112 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 1900, LOT 113 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3068, LOT 114 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3134, LOT 115 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 116 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 117 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 118 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 119 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3134, LOT 120 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 121 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 122 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 123 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 124 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 1900, LOT 125 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 126 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 3134, LOT 127 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2340, LOT 128 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 1 2208, LOT 48 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 49 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 50 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 51 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 52 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 53 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 54 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 55 TRIUMPH PHASE 1 REPLAT, LOT 165 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 166 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 167 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 168 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 169 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 170 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 171 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 172 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 174 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 176 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 177 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, LOT 178 TRIUMPH SOUTH PHASE 2, BEG 70 YDS N OF SW COR OF NW1/, BEG 70 YDS S OF NW COR OF NW1/, BEG 625 FT S OF NW COR OF SEC, N 197.8 FT OF W 440.46 FT OF N, S 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4, NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4, THE W 200 FT OF N 462 FT OF W1, COMM AT THE SW COR OF THE NW 1, BEG AT NW COR OF NE 1/4 OF SW, BEG 210 FT N OF SW COR OF NW, N 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF S, BEG AT SW COR OF NW1/4 OF NW1/, W 382 FT OF THE E 764 FT OF S 1296, BEG 900 FT S OF NW COR OF SEC, THE N1/2 OF S1/2 OF SW1/4 OF N, W 382 FT OF E 1146 FT OF S1/2, BEG 420 FT S OF NW COR SEC RUN, BEG 420 FT S & 420 FT E OF NW, BEG AT SW COR OF N1/2 OF SW1/4, and various section, township, and range descriptions.; case Multiple case numbers including D32-145, D32-146, D32-147, D32-148, D32-149, D32-151, D32-152, D32-160, D32-162, D32-164, D32-169, D32-172, D32A001, D32A002, D32A003, D32B001, D32B002, D32B003, D32B004, D32B005, D32B006, D32B007, D32B009, D32C001, D32C002, D32C003, D32C005, D32C006, D32C007, D32C008, D32E001, D32E002, D32E003, D32E004, D32E005, D32E006, D32E008, D32E009, D32E010, D32E011, D32E012, D32E013, D32F001, D32F002, D32F003, D32F004, D32F005, D32F006, D32F007, D32F008, D32F009, D32F010, D32F011, D32F012, D32F013, D32F014, D32F015, D32F016, D32F017, D32F018, D32F019, D32F020, D32F021, D32F022, D32F023, D32F024, D32F025, D32F026, D32F027, D32F028, D32F029, D32F030, D32F031, D32F032, D32F033, D32F034, D32F035, D32F036, D32F037, D32F038, D32F039, D32F040, D32F041, D32F042, D32F043, D32F044, D32F045, D32F046, D32F047, D32F056, D32F057, D32F058, D32F059, D32F060, D32F061, D32F062, D32F063, D32F064, D32F065, D32F066, D32F067, D32F068, D32F069, D32F070, D32F071, D32F072, D32F073, D32F074, D32F075, D32F076, D32F077, D32F078, D32F079, D32F080, D32F081, D32F082, D32F083, D32F084, D32F085, D32F086, D32F087, D32F088, D32F089, D32F090, D32F091, D32F092, D32F093, D32F094, D32F095, D32F096, D32F097, D32F098, D32F099, D32F100, D32F101, D32F102, D32F103, D32F104, D32F105, D32F106, D32F107, D32F108, D32F109, D32F110, D32F111, D32F112, D32F113, D32F114, D32F115, D32F116, D32F117, D32F118, D32F119, D32F120, D32F121, D32F122, D32F123, D32F124, D32F125, D32F126, D32F127, D32F128, D32G048, D32G049, D32G050, D32G051, D32G052, D32G053, D32G054, D32G055, D32H165, D32H166, D32H167, D32H168, D32H169, D32H170, D32H171, D32H172, D32H174, D32H176, D32H177, D32H178, D33-004, D33-005, D33-006, D33-007, D33-009, D33-010, D33-012, D33-015, D33-016, D33-019, D33-020, D33-021, D33-022, D33-023, D33-024, D33-026, D33-027, D33-029, D33-035, D33-042, D33-046.] Multiple construction projects are listed, primarily for single-family dwellings or small commercial buildings, across various locations in Wildwood, FL, and surrounding areas. The projects involve new building construction with specified square footage ranges and hazard classifications. No decisions or public comments are detailed for these entries. [Multiple addresses including 3953 MAPLE AVE STE 300 DALLAS TX 75219, 5164 CR 132 WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5090 JAREDS LANDING WAY OXFORD FL 34484, 8655 CR 121 WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5190 CR 132 WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5066 CR 132 A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5102 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5134 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5166 CR 132-A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5190 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5220 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5236 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 5191 CR 132A WILDWOOD FL 34785, 1835 SE 27TH ST SUMTERVILLE FL 33585, PO BOX 80142 COROZAL PR 783, PO BOX 116 WILDWOOD FL 34785, 4310 PABLO OAKS CT JACKSONVILLE FL 32224, PO BOX 440 MELBOURNE FL 32902, 1077 CELESTIAL ST #110 CINCINNATI OH 45202, 2940 LOOPDALE LN KISSIMMEE FL 34741, 135 CUMBERLAND CT PARAMUS NJ 7652, 5300 SW 10TH ST PLANTATION FL 33317, 7694 NW 44TH BLVD LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 1984 INVERNESS FL 34451, 5682 RUTLAND RANCH RD LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7364 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7337 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7563 CR 248B LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 5720 NEW HOLLAND PARKWAY THE VILLAGES FL 32163, 17750 43RD RD N LOXAHATCHEE FL 33470, 7881 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7699 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7593 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7663 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7531 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7471 CR 247 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, PO BOX 142241 ARECIBO PR 614, 7466 CR 248 LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 202A S APOPKA AVE INVERNESS FL 34452, 220 S SHARON PT INVERNESS FL 34450, 6567 CR 248C LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6579 CR 248C LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 11655 CR 209 OXFORD FL 34484, 6652 CR 248C LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6500 CR 248 N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6488 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6372 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6240 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 4571 WARM SPRINGS AVE WILDWOOD FL 34785, 6090 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6151 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 7754 CR 248B LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6249 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6301 CR 248N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6405 CR 248 N LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6486 CR 248C LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6458 CR 248C LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 6354 CR 248A LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538, 2751 55TH ST FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33308, 6164 CR 248A LAKE PANASOFFKEE FL 33538; case D33-046, D33-052, D33-053, D33-054, D33-057, D33A001, D33A002, D33A003, D33A004, D33A005, D33A006, D33A007, D33A009, D33A010, D33A011, D33A012, D33A014, D33T001, D33T002, D33T003, D33T004, D33T005, D33T006, D33T007, D33T008, D33T009, D33T010, D33T011, D33T012, D33T013, D33T014, D33T015, D33T016, D33T017, D33T018, D33T019, D33T020, D33T021, D33T022, D33T023, D33T024, D33T025, D33T026, D33T027, D33T028, D33T029, D33T030, D33T031, D33T032, D33T033, D33T034, D33T035, D33T036, D33T037, D33T038, D33T039, D33T040, D33T041, D33T042, D33T043, D33T044, D33T045, D33T046, D33T047, D33T048, D33T049, D33T050, D33T051, D33T052, D33T053, D33T054, D33T055, D33T056, D33T057, D33T058, D33T059, D33T060, D33T061, D33T062, D33T063, D33T064, D33T065, D33T066, D33T067, D33T068, D33T069, D33T070, D33T071, D33T072, D33T073, D33T074, D33T075, D33T076, D33T077, D33T078, D33T079, D33T080, D33T081, D33T082, D33T083, D33T084, D33T085, D33T086, D33T087, D33T088, D33T089, D33T090, D33T091, D33T092, D33T093, D33T094, D33T095, D33T096, D33T097, D33T098, D33T099, D33T100, D33T101, E01-001, E02-003, E02-006, E02-011, E02-012, E02-014, E02-017, E02-018, E03-003, E04-001, E04-005, E04-007, E04-008, E04-010, E04A001, E04A002, E04A005, E04A006, E04A006A, E04A007, E04A008, E04A009, E04A010, E04A011, E04A012, E04A013, E04A014, E04A018, E04A019, E04A020, E04A021, E04A023, E04A025, E04A026, E04A027, E04A028, E04A029, E04A030, E04A031, E04A032, E04A034, E04A036, E04A037, E04A038, E04A039, E04A041] Multiple construction projects are detailed, primarily involving residential buildings across various locations. The majority of entries relate to individual lots within subdivisions like '20 COTTAGES AT WILDWOOD', 'WILDWOOD LANDING', and 'RUTLAND RANCH SUBD'. Specific building sizes range from 100-1,199 sq. ft. up to 8,000-9,999 sq. ft. The document lists case numbers, owner names, addresses or parcel descriptions, and building hazard classifications, but does not state project decisions or dates. [Various addresses including 4300 MCKINNON RD, 7679 CR 248B, 7532 CR 248B, 6201 CR 248A, 6255 CR 248A, 7521 CR 248, 1943 CR 429, 7990 CR 247, 6014 W SR 44, 1930 N POPLAR ST STE 21, 13511 WESTSHIRE DR, 6482 CR 249, 34006 CORTEZ BLVD, 5720 HOLLAND PARKWAY, 6796 CR 247, 6570 W SR 44, PO BOX 1235, 7364 CR 247, 6298 CR 249, 6893 CR 247, 6426 CR 249, 6360 CR 249, 6432 CR 249, 202A S APOPKA AVE, 6377 CR 249, 6255 CR 249, 7364 CR 247, 6330 CR 249, 6975 NW 61ST ST, 6054 W SR 44, 6132 W SR 44, 6811 NW 61ST ST, 202A S APOPKA AVE, 7580 MIDDLETON DR, 5824 W SR 44, 6344 CR 251, 4682 NW 68TH BLVD, 4721 W SR 44, 4655 NE 68TH BLVD, 12430 E GULF TO LAKE HWY, 4623 NW 68TH LOOP, 4623 NW 68TH BLVD, 4418 CR 124A, 4277 CR 309, 5046 CR 300, 4827 CR 300A, 7275 CR 219, 1680, 1612, 5720 HOLLAND PARKWAY, 5067 N C-470, 5463 N C-470, 7580 MIDDLETON DR, 5469 N C 470, 4678 CR 311 BUSHNELL FL 33513, 5491 N C 470, 5032 NW 40TH ST, 5720 HOLLAND PARKWAY, PO BOX 469, 7580 MIDDLETON DR, 4794 CR 300, 4912 CR 300, 1968 S COAST HWY #1607, 2254 WOLF RIDGE LN MOUNT DORA FL 32757, 4633 CR 304, 5046 CR 300, 4979, 4653 CR 304, 6289 STATE ROUTE 35 E W ALEXANDRIA OH 45381, 4597 CR 300, 4732 NW 45TH LN, 4629 NW 45TH LN, 3219 CR 431, 4912 CR 300, 8150 SW 72ND AVE MIAMI FL 33143, 4776 CR 300, 9294 CR 733 WEBSTER FL 33597, 4678 CR 311 BUSHNELL FL 33513, 4574 CR 305, 4591 CR 300, 4606 CR 303, 5230 W SHORE DR ZANESVILLE OH 43701, 1968 S COAST HWY #1607 LAGUNA BEACH CA 92651, 4644 CR 303, 3956 TOWN CENTER BLVD #522 ORLANDO FL 32837, 4643 CR 303, 4596 CR 305, 4624 CR 305, 8873 109TH LN SEMINOLE FL 33772, 4596 CR 305, 4544 CR 300, 4552 CR 300, 2560 62ND AVE N LOT 253 ST PETERSBURG FL 33702, 4562 NW 45TH LN, 4672 NW 45TH LN, 4659 NW 45TH LN, 4629 NW 45TH LN, 4504 CR 300, 4710 CR 306, 4826 CR 306A, 3847 N CR 470, 4923 CR 306A, 940261 OLD NASSAUVILLE RD FERNANDINA BEACH FL 32034, 4833 CR 306A, 4777 CR 306A, 9385 GENE CT WINSTON GA 30187, 3305 NE 116TH LN JASPER FL 32052, PO BOX 522, 4880 CR 306B, 4902 CR 306B, 4932 CR 306B, 4927 CR 306B, 4893 CR 306B, 4879 CR 306B, 5012 E KIRBY ST TAMPA FL 33617, 4731 CR 306, 4723 CR 306, 4705 CR 306, 4650 COUNTY RD 307, 4716 CR 307, 4758 CR 307, 4778 CR 307, 4800 CR 307, 4862 CR 307, 4904 CR 307, 4885 CR 307, 8150 SW 72ND AVE MIAMI FL 33143, 4777 CR 307, 4757 CR 307, 4356 CR 309, 4740 CR 309A, 4756 CR 309A, 4778 CR 309A, 4824 CR 309A, 4878 CR 309A, 4877 CR 307, 4685 CR 307, 4331 CR 309, 4311 CR 309, 4277 CR 309, 12300 ASCOT LN SPRING HILL FL 34609, 5130 NE 153 PLACE RD CITRA FL 32113, 4884 GROUPER AVE STUART FL 34997, 4809 CR 309A, 5002 EL DESTINO DR LEESBURG FL 34748, 7210 221ST ST E BRADENTON FL 34211, 4213 CR 309, 4197 CR 309, 1969 CR 228 WILDWOOD FL 34785, 4920 CR 309B, 7907 SAILBOAT KEY BLVD S APT 306 SOUTH PASADENA FL 33707, 4839 CR 309B, 4154 CR 309, 4130 CR 309, 4074 CR 309, 4050 CR 309, 3998 CR 309, 3964 CR 309, and various lot numbers within subdivisions like RUTLAND RANCH SUB, RUTLAND RANCH SUBD PH, MILL CREEK SUBD, RIVER SPRINGS, WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER PARK, BAKERS ACRES, SUNSET SHORES SUBD, SUNSET SHORES UNIT III, and others. Specific street addresses are provided for some, while others are identified by parcel or lot numbers within specific subdivisions or sections. The legal locations are described using section, township, and range where applicable, or by lot/parcel numbers within recorded plats.; case E04A042, E04A043, E04A044, E04A045, E04A046, E04A047, E04A049, E04A051, E05-002, E09-002, E09-007, E09-011, E09-011 3, E09-011 4, E09-011 5, E09-011 6, E09-011 7, E09-011 8, E09-011 9, E09-011 10, E09-011 11, E09-011 12, E09-012, E09-015, E09-018, E09-019, E09-019 2, E09-021, E09-024, E09-025, E09-025 2, E09-025 3, E09-026, E09-027, E09-028, E09-029, E09-031, E09-033, E09-035, E09-037, E09-042, E09-046, E09-047, E09-050, E09-051, E09-056, E09A001, E09A003, E09A004, E09A005, E10-003, E10-009, E10-016, E10-016 2, E10-022, E11-004, E11-008, E11-015, E11-018, E11-024, E11-025, E12-001, E12-002, E12-004, E12-005, E14-002, E14-002 2, E14-005, E14-006, E14-008, E14-010, E14-015, E14-015 2, E14-025, E14-026, E14-026 2, E14-028, E14-028 2, E14-030, E14-031, E14-032, E14-036, E14-037, E14-041, E15A013, E22-001, E23-005, E23-008, E23-009, E23-010, E23-011, E23-013, E23-013 2, E23-014, E23-016, E23-018, E23-020, E23-023, E23-024, E23-025, E23-035, E23-038, E23-041, E23-046, E23-047, E23-049, E23-052, E23A001, E23A003, E23A007, E23A007 2, E23A007 3, E23A007 4, E23A009, E23A009 2, E23A009 3, E23A011, E23B002, E23B003, E23B007, E23B009, E23B023, E23B026, E23B028, E23B029, E23B041, E23B042, E23B047, E23B048, E23B064, E23B064 2, E23C001, E23C003, E23C005, E23C006, E23C007, E23C008, E23C010, E23C012, E23C013, E23C015, E23C017, E23C018, E23C020, E23C024, E23C026, E23C027, E23C030, E23C032, E23D002, E23D003, E23D004, E23D005, E23D005 2, E23D008, E23D011, E23D012, E23D013, E23D015, E23EA001, E23EA004, E23EA007, E23EA008, E23EA010, E23EA011, E23EA013, E23EA014, E23EA015, E23EA017, E23EA018, E23EA019, E23EA020, E23EA021, E23EA022, E23EA023, E23EA024, E23EA025, E23EA027, E23EA029, E23EA030, E23EA031, E23EB001, E23EB003, E23EB005, E23EB006, E23EB007, E23EB008, E23EB010, E23EB012, E23EB014, E23EB015, E23EB017, E23EB019, E23EB020, E23EB021, E23EB022, E23EB022 2, E23EB023, E23EB024, E23EB026, E23EB028, E23EB029, E23EB030, E23EB031, E23EC001, E23EC003, E23EC004, E23EC006, E23FB031, E23FB032, E23FB033, E23FB037, E23FB039, E23FB043, E23FC007, E23FC009, E23FC010, E23FC012, E23FC012 2, E23G003, E23G004, E23G005, E23G006, E23G007, E23G009, E23G010, E23G012, E23G014] Multiple individual building permits are being processed for various residential properties in Lake Panasoffkee, Florida, with construction sizes ranging from 100-1,199 sq. ft. to 8,000-9,999 sq. ft. The permits are for Hazard Class 7 buildings, with some exceptions for Hazard Class 3-4. Specific addresses and parcel information vary by lot. No zoning changes or public comment are mentioned in this record.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-28
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Staff Recommends Approval for multiple items, Board's Option for some appointments, Approval for minutes, Purchase Order, Bad Debt Write-Off, Contracts and Agreements, and General Items.
- Address:
- 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585
- Applicant:
- Sumter County Fire & EMS Department
July 14, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[case ZON26-000018] Rezoning of 0.085 acres from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Conventional Housing (R6C) to permit one single-family detached residence. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners is considering this recommendation. [case ZON26-000020] Rezoning of 0.599 acres from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Half Acre with Conventional Housing (R2C) to permit one single-family detached residence. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners is considering this recommendation. [case LU26-000015] Amendment of the boundary line of Village Community Development District No. 9, adding 9.7 acres. Staff recommends approval. [Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] The Board of County Commissioners will consider adoption of the Tourism Development Plan and an ordinance establishing a Tourism Development Tax for Sumter County. The Tourist Development Council recommends approval. [Sumter County C 466 at C 475N; case ITB # 006-0-2024/RS] Approve Change Order #3 to ITB # 006-0-2024/RS for the Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout LAP Project with C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. Staff recommends approval. [The Villages Community; case ITB 001-0-2026/RS] Enter into Contract with CWR Contracting, Inc. for ITB 001-0-2026/RS, Sumter County The Villages Community Resurfacing Project. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 011-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for RFP 011-0-2026/JV, Sumter County Disaster Debris Removal & Hauling Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 009-0-2026/MS] Enter into Contract with Miner, Ltd. for RFP 009-0-2026/MS, Sumter County Overhead Door Maintenance and Repair Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 010-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC for RFP 010-0-2026/JV, Sumter County Disaster Debris Monitoring Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 019-0-2024/JV] Extension #1 of the Sumter County On-Call Plumbing Repairs & New Installation Agreement for RFP 019-0-2024/JV. Staff recommends approval. [case Purchase Order No. 9127645] Morrison Property Service Change Order to Purchase Order No. 9127645 for FY 2025/2026. Staff recommends approval. New Business Industry Incentive Agreement between Sumter County and Confidential Corporation-Project OnRamp. Staff recommends approval.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approve Consistent with the PZSM Recommendation
- Address:
- Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585
- Applicant:
- Cassity
July 14, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[case ZON26-000018] Rezoning of 0.085 acres from R6M to R6C to permit one single-family detached residence. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners is considering this recommendation. [case ZON26-000020] Rezoning of 0.599 acres from R6M to R2C to permit one single-family detached residence. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners is considering this recommendation. [case LU26-000015] Amendment of the boundary line of Village Community Development District No. 9, adding 9.7 acres. Staff recommends approval. Public hearing to consider adoption of the Tourism Development Plan and an ordinance establishing a Tourism Development Tax for Sumter County. The Tourist Development Council recommends approval. [Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout; case ITB # 006-0-2024/RS] Approve Change Order #3 to ITB # 006-0-2024/RS with C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. for the Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout LAP Project. Staff recommends approval. [The Villages Community; case ITB 001-0-2026/RS] Enter into Contract with CWR Contracting, Inc. for ITB 001-0-2026/RS for the Sumter County The Villages Community Resurfacing Project. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 011-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for RFP 011-0-2026/JV for Sumter County Disaster Debris Removal & Hauling Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 009-0-2026/MS] Enter into Contract with Miner, Ltd. for RFP 009-0-2026/MS for Sumter County Overhead Door Maintenance and Repair Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 010-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC for RFP 010-0-2026/JV for Sumter County Disaster Debris Monitoring Services. Staff recommends approval. [Sumter County; case RFP 019-0-2024/JV] Extension #1 of the Sumter County On-Call Plumbing Repairs & New Installation Agreement for RFP 019-0-2024/JV. Staff recommends approval. New Business Industry Incentive Agreement between Sumter County and Confidential Corporation-Project OnRamp. Staff recommends approval. [Lake Panasoffkee] Request for Temporary Road Closure and Assistance with the 2026 Lake Panasoffkee Christmas Parade. Staff recommends approval.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approve Consistent with the PZSM Recommendation
- Address:
- Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout
- Applicant:
- Cassity
July 14, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[case ZON26-000018] Rezoning of 0.085 Acres MOL from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Conventional Housing (R6C) to permit one (1) single-family detached residence. Staff recommends approval consistent with the PZSM Recommendation. [case ZON26-000020] Rezoning of 0.599 Acres MOL from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Half Acre with Conventional Housing (R2C) to permit one (1) single-family detached residence. Staff recommends approval consistent with the PZSM Recommendation. [case LU26-000015] Amendment of the Boundary Line of Village Community Development District No. 9, adding 9.7 Acres MOL. Staff recommends approval. Proclamation Recognizing the Month of July as the Celebration the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America in Sumter County. [case ZON25-000013] Withdrawal of Williams Conservation Subdivision (For Information Only). A.C.M.S., Inc. Heart of Florida Landfill - Deep Well Injection Class I Permit (For Information Only). FDEP Response to Lake County Presentation Regarding the HOF Deep Injection Well (For Information Only). FDEP Permit Approval Transport Leachate GA to Okeechobee FL - Florida Administrative Code and U.S. Constitution References (For Information Only). HOF Landfill Receives Warning Letter from FDEP (For Information Only). Sumter County Potential Designation Under NPDES Phase II MS4 Permit (For Information Only). Letter Regarding the Determination on HB 803 (For Information Only). Email Regarding Pasture Mealybug Detected in Florida (For Information Only). ECFRPC Roll Up Report - Q4 2026 (For Information Only). Forerunner Annual License (For Information Only). Lake Sumter Metropolitan Planning Organization List of Priority Projects (For Information Only). [CR 607B] Request for Assistance to the US Army Corps of Engineers Flood Plain Management Services for CR 607B (For Information Only). Letter from Senator Rick Scott (For Information Only). Sumter Paramedic Class (For Information Only). Sumter Series 2015B Pay-Off (For Information Only). [U.S. 301 (S.R. 35) from C.R. 470 to Florida's Turnpike] U.S. 301 (S.R. 35) Improvements from C.R. 470 to Florida's Turnpike (For Information Only). [case 2024-CA-2009] Sumter County vs. Florida Department of Revenue, Case No. 2024-CA-2009 (For Direction). [case CE2020-0373] Arthur and Karen Klaiber Code Enforcement Case CE2020-0373 (For Information Only). Memorandum Regarding Franchise Fees (For Information Only). A.A.D.A., Inc vs. TPC Villages, LLC, et al. (For Information Only). [case CE-22-06218] David C McNabb - CE-22-06218 Letter to Sumter County Clerk of Court Regarding Surplus (For Information Only). RANlife, Inc vs. Yolanda Y Sanders (For Information Only). Sumter County vs. Estate of Charlene R Garris (For Information Only). State of Florida vs. Charles Anthony Benz (For Information Only). Sumter County vs. AQ Old Mill, LLC (For Information Only). June 2026 Check Register (For Information Only). [215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] Set Public Hearing for July 28, 2026 at 6:00 PM at The Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585 to Consider Adoption of the Tourism Development Plan and an Ordinance Establishing a Tourism Development Tax for Sumter County (Tourist Development Council Recommends Approval). Minutes from the May 19, 2026 BOCC Workshop (Staff Recommends Approval). Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) One (1) Vacancy (Board's Option). Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals Three (3) Vacancies (Board's Option). Industrial Development Authority One (1) Vacancy (Board's Option). Library Technology Advisory Board Two (2) Vacancies (Board's Option). Public Safety Coordinating Council Six (6) Vacancies (Board's Option). Tourist Development Council Two (2) Vacancies (Board's Option). Value Adjustment Board (VAB) One (1) Vacancy (Board's Option). Budget Amendment A-18 FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). Amendment and Restatement of the Financial Policies (Staff Recommends Approval). Tentative Detailed Work Plan Budget for Mosquito Control for FY 2027 (Staff Recommends Approval). Purchase Order Approval for FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). Inventory Transactions – Disposal, Surplus, and Transfer of Property (Staff Recommends Approval). [J16A065] Declare Surplus Property Parcel J16A065 and List for Sale (Staff Recommends Approval). Resolution Authorizing and Directing the Early Payment and Redemption of the County's Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2015B (Staff Recommends Approval). Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Proposed Budget for North Sumter County Utility Dependent District (Staff Recommends Approval). Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Proposed Budget for the Villages Public Safety Department Dependent District (Staff Recommends Approval). [N24-042] Purchase and Sale Agreement with Christopher S. Thompson for Parcel N24-042 (Board's Option). [Central Parkway from Old C470 to US 301] Purchase and Sale Agreement with 470 Land, LLC - One of Three Pond Locations for the Widening of Central Parkway from Old C470 to US 301 (Board's Option). Engagement Letter with Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC for Professional Audit Services from FY 2026 to FY 2029 (Staff Recommends Approval). Consolidated One-Way Live Streaming of Sunshine Law Meetings of the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners Agreement (Staff Recommends Ratifying the Agreement). [Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout; case ITB # 006-0-2024/RS] Approve Change Order #3 to ITB # 006-0-2024/RS with C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc., Sumter County C 466 at C 475N Roundabout LAP Project (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumter County The Villages Community; case ITB 001-0-2026/RS] Enter into Contract with CWR Contracting, Inc. for ITB 001-0-2026/RS Sumter County The Villages Community Resurfacing Project (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumter County; case RFP 011-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for RFP 011-0-2026/JV, Sumter County Disaster Debris Removal & Hauling Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumter County; case RFP 009-0-2026/MS] Enter into Contract with Miner, Ltd. for RFP 009-0-2026/MS, Sumter County Overhead Door Maintenance and Repair Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumter County; case RFP 010-0-2026/JV] Enter into Contract with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC for RFP 010-0-2026/JV, Sumter County Disaster Debris Monitoring Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumter County; case RFP 019-0-2024/JV] Extension #1 of the Sumter County On-Call Plumbing Repairs & New Installation Agreement for RFP 019-0-2024/JV (Staff Recommends Approval). Morrison Property Service Change Order to Purchase Order No. 9127645 for FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). New Business Industry Incentive Agreement between Sumter County and Confidential Corporation-Project OnRamp (Staff Recommends Approval). Sumter County Economic Development Targeted Business Industry Incentive Policy Amendment (Board's Option). Approve the Job Description Revisions to be Effective July 14, 2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). Approve the Educational and Certification Increase Schedule Revisions to be Effective July 14, 2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). [Lake Panasoffkee] Request for Temporary Road Closure and Assistance with the 2026 Lake Panasoffkee Christmas Parade (Staff Recommends Approval). State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program Request to Execute Satisfaction of Mortgage (Staff Recommends Approval). Satisfaction of Civil Restitution Lien Order for George B Hall, Jr (Staff Recommends Approval).
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Approve Consistent with the PZSM Recommendation
- Address:
- CR 607B
- Applicant:
- Cassity
July 14, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-07-14
[East of N C 470 and North of CR 461, Lake Panasoffkee Area; case ZON26-000018] Rezoning of 0.085 acres from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Conventional Housing (R6C) to permit one single-family detached residence. The property is located east of N C 470 and north of CR 461 in the Lake Panasoffkee Area. The applicant is Wayne Cassity. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners approved the rezoning. Public comment was received from Richard and Cecilia Cline, who opposed the change, citing concerns about property values, tax increases, and the existing community atmosphere of modest mobile/manufactured homes. They also noted concerns about the POA's covenants and restrictions and the lot size not supporting a new conventional structure with setbacks and a new septic system. [West of C-575 and North of CR 622, Nobleton Area; case ZON26-000020] Rezoning of 0.599 acres from Urban Residential Minimum One-Sixth Acre with Mobile Home Housing (R6M) to Urban Residential Minimum One-Half Acre with Conventional Housing (R2C) to permit one single-family detached residence. The property is located west of C-575 and north of CR 622 in the Nobleton Area. The applicant is Toms Oasis, LLC. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the Board of County Commissioners approved the rezoning. No public comment was received. [case LU26-000015] Amendment of the boundary line of Village Community Development District No. 9, adding 9.7 acres MOL. Staff recommended approval. The Board of County Commissioners decision is not explicitly stated in this portion of the document, but the item is listed on the agenda for July 14, 2026. [LOTS 58, 59, AND 60, BLOCK “A”, WITHLACOOCHEE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS IN LOT 70, BLOCK A, AND THE NORTH 150 FT. OF THE EAST 200 FT. OF BLOCK H, AND LOT 19, BLOCK 3, WITHLACOOCHEE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES(S) 43; case ZON26-000020] Rezoning application ZON26-000020 was approved to change the zoning from R6M to Urban Residential Minimum One-Half Acre with Conventional Housing (R2C). The applicant sought to place a site-built residence on the parcel, increasing the minimum parcel size to one-half acre. The property changed hands in 2024, with the new owner seeking development. Staff recommended approval, finding the application in compliance with the Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan. The rezoning addresses a personal need, not a community need, but is deemed more appropriate for the desired housing while remaining consistent with surrounding properties. [G16-005; case LU26-000015] Amendment of the boundary line of Village Community Development District No. 9 to add 9.7 acres MOL (parcel G16-005) for the construction of thirty-seven (37) additional dwelling units and associated infrastructure. Staff recommended approval, finding the request in compliance with Chapter 190 F.S. and Sumter County Land Development Code and Comprehensive Plan. The application was heard by the City of Wildwood City Commission on June 22, 2026. [1032 County Road 529A, Lake Panasoffkee, Florida; case UIC Permit 0450206-001-UC / WACS Facility ID 108384] Lake County Board of County Commissioners expressed strong opposition to the proposed Class I Deep Well Injection Permit for the Heart of Florida Landfill (UIC Permit 0450206-001-UC / WACS Facility ID 108384) located at 1032 County Road 529A, Lake Panasoffkee, Florida. Concerns include potential contamination of the potable water supply serving Central Florida, risks of well construction failure, geological faults, induced seismicity, and degradation of confining rock layers. They implore the FDEP to deny the permit, citing limited groundwater resources and the need to protect potential future potable water sources. This document is a regulatory text defining terms and procedures related to underground injection control (UIC) permits, primarily for wells used for waste disposal or fluid injection. It details classifications of injection wells (Class I through Class V), including specific groups within Class V for various purposes like thermal exchange, aquifer recharge, domestic and nondomestic wastewater, mining, stormwater, and storage/recovery. The document outlines requirements for permit processing, general permit conditions, draft permits, public notice procedures, and public comments. It also covers corrective actions for wells that may pose a threat to underground sources of drinking water, mechanical integrity testing, and confidentiality of information. Specific definitions are provided for numerous terms such as 'aquifer,' 'contaminant,' 'injection well,' 'underground source of drinking water,' and various types of wells and geological formations. The text does not describe specific development projects, applicants, or decisions, but rather establishes the regulatory framework for such activities. This document contains regulatory information regarding Underground Injection Control (UIC) permits, specifically focusing on public meetings, response to public comment, fact sheets, signatories, compliance schedules, permit transfers, modifications, and operational standards for Class I and Class III wells. It details the requirements for permit applications, construction, operation, and monitoring of injection wells, including well construction standards, cementing procedures, and testing protocols. The document also addresses the prohibition of hazardous waste injection and the evaluation of the geologic and hydrologic environment for injection wells. It does not contain information on specific projects, addresses, or developers. This document outlines the regulatory requirements for underground injection wells in Florida, specifically Class I and Class III wells, detailing monitoring, reporting, construction, and abandonment procedures. It specifies background water quality determination, the necessity and placement of monitor wells, and reporting requirements for both construction and operational phases. For Class III wells, it details monitoring of injected fluid characteristics, pressure, flow rate, volume, and adjacent wells. It also covers plugging and abandonment criteria, including methods and financial responsibility. General permitting requirements, including application procedures, engineer/geologist certification, and area of review studies, are also detailed. Finally, it introduces Class V wells, categorizing them into nine groups and referencing applicable federal regulations and construction standards, noting that Class I criteria may be applied to Class V wells if they pose a risk to drinking water sources. Exploratory well permits are also addressed, focusing on information gathering for future injection feasibility. [1032 CR 529A, LAKE PANASOFFKEE, FL 33538; case SW Facility ID #85764, UIC Facility ID #108384, Permit ID: 0161263-014-SO-01] This document is a Warning Letter from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to Waste Connections, Inc. regarding potential violations at the ACMS Class I Landfill. The letter details observations from an inspection on May 12, 2026, including operational changes not reflected in approved documentation, delayed confirmation resampling for groundwater monitoring, potentially insufficient staffing, leachate system maintenance issues, and failure to provide advance notice for a pressure test. The document also includes an inspection checklist detailing compliance with various landfill operation and maintenance requirements, noting several areas of concern and current violations related to groundwater monitoring, operational procedures, erosion control, leachate management, and stormwater management. The facility is required to update its operation plan and address identified issues. [County Road 607B area, including County Roads 607D and 607E] Sumter County is requesting technical assistance from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Flood Plain Management Services (FPMS) Program for the County Road 607B area, including County Roads 607D and 607E. The area has experienced recurring flooding, and previous drainage system improvements and proposed stormwater retention ponds have been inadequate or infeasible. The county seeks a watershed-level evaluation to identify flood risk reduction and stormwater management alternatives. Contact Matthew Tadlock, Assistant Public Works Director, for more information. Sumter County has received conditional approval from CoAEMSP to begin paramedic cohorts as a satellite campus for Lake Tech. The first official day of class for the SUMTER cohort is July 31, 2026, and will run for 12 months. Logistics such as ID badges, books, and IT equipment are being finalized. The first lecture is scheduled for August 3, 2026. Public Resources Advisory Group (PRAG) has entered into a task order with Sumter County to provide advisory services for the evaluation and execution of paying off the County's outstanding Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2015B. The project is expected to conclude with the redemption of the bonds on August 19, 2026. PRAG's fees will not exceed $5,500. [U.S. 301 (State Road 35) from County Road 470 to Florida’s Turnpike; case FPID Nos.: 430132-2, 430132-4 & 430132-5] The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is undertaking improvements to U.S. 301 (State Road 35) in Sumter County, from County Road 470 to Florida's Turnpike. The project involves widening U.S. 301 to two lanes in each direction with a grassed median, adding a shared-use path, installing traffic signals, and constructing a roundabout. Project 430132-2 (C.R. 470 to Industrial Park Drive) is scheduled for construction funding in spring 2027. Project 430132-5 (Warm Springs Avenue to Florida's Turnpike) is scheduled for construction funding in late summer 2027. Advanced land clearing for 430132-2 is planned for later in 2026, with right of way acquisition for 430132-2 anticipated to be complete by the end of 2026 and for 430132-5 in early 2027. [8154 CR 330, Bushnell, FL; case CE2020-0373] Arthur and Karen Klaiber were found in violation of Sumter County Code Section 13-611(e) for using an RV as a second residence for longer than 5 days within a 60-day period at 8154 CR 330, Bushnell, FL (Parcel ID: H30-001). A lien was recorded on April 21, 2021 (OR 3983 PG 558). The Klaibers sought to resolve the lien for a loan refinance, claiming the property was always compliant and disputing notice. County records indicate multiple notices were sent, posted, and refused. The property was confirmed compliant on May 15, 2025. The Klaibers have been argumentative and uncooperative, threatening lawsuits. A settlement plan was proposed but the Klaibers' attorney is no longer retained, and they will appear before the Board of County Commissioners. [8154 CR 330, Bushnell, FL 33513; 3687 CR405W, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538; case CE2020-0373; 2026-CC-000358] This record details a code enforcement case against Arthur and Karen Klaiber for using recreational vehicles as a temporary second residence for longer than the permitted five days in a sixty-day period. The violation was observed on multiple dates in October and November 2020, exceeding the allowed time. A hearing was held on January 28, 2021, where the respondents were not present. The Special Master found the property in violation and ordered correction by February 27, 2021, with daily fines of $25.00 and staff costs to commence if not corrected. An Affidavit of Non-Compliance was filed on March 2, 2021, indicating the violation persisted. An Order Imposing Penalty/Lien was issued, establishing a daily fine of $25.00 starting February 27, 2021, and noting that failure to comply would result in a lien against the property. Correspondence from Karen Klaiber indicates a neighbor dispute and claims of receiving a letter of compliance for a previous case, while also expressing intent to refuse further notices and complain about neighbors. Later correspondence in July 2026 from Sumter Code Enforcement to Karen Klaiber references three code cases against her, with CE2020-0373 marked as 'Compliant and lien unpaid'. The correspondence also discusses waiver of fines and potential litigation. Separately, a case involving the Estate of Charlene R. Garris (Case No. 2026-CC-000358) resulted in Sumter County taking ownership of the property at 3687 CR405W, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538, due to foreclosure for unpaid fines and costs totaling $41,305.23. This property is noted to be potentially occupied by squatters and has an encroaching trailer on an adjacent property owned by Debra P. Bryant. [3687 CR 405W, Lake Panasoffkee, Florida 33538; case 2026-CC-000358] This document pertains to a Certificate of Title for a property sold in Sumter County, Florida, as part of a legal action. The property was sold to Sumter County, Florida. The document also includes payment registers for Sumter County Commissioners, detailing various expenditures for services and supplies, but does not specify any new construction or development projects. A separate entry notes a criminal case with restitution ordered and probation terms, but no direct business opportunity for contractors. This document is a payment register from the Sumter Board of Commissioners detailing various payments made to vendors. It does not contain information about specific construction projects, zoning changes, or development applications. The entries are primarily for services, supplies, and utilities. Payment to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. for Hot Mix Asphalt on 06/22/26, totaling $109.82. Payment to Kimley-Horn and Assoc, Inc. for C-466@C475N RNDABT on 06/22/26, totaling $4,429.16. Payment to Outer Image Inc for Signage New Sheriff's Train on 06/22/26, totaling $3,200.00. Payments to Cintas Corporation No 2 for PW UNIFORMS, LP LIB MATS, AN SVCS UNIFORMS, and AN SVCS MATS on 06/22/26, totaling $177.03. Payments to Suburban Propane-1159 for PROPANE on 06/22/26, totaling $372.33. Payment to Andrew Lee for REIMB PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR on 06/22/26, totaling $100.00. Payment to Toshiba Business Solutions (USA) for Copy Mach Annual Maint on 06/22/26, totaling $35.74. Payment to Safari Micro Inc for Ruckus ICX 7550-24F on 06/22/26, totaling $8,172.28. Payment to Ricky Rescue Training Academy for Fire Training Courses on 06/22/26, totaling $500.00. Payments to Reach Media Network for Media Plyr Sftwre and Reach Media Supp on 06/22/26, totaling $2,269.14. Payment to Osburn Associates Inc for Sign Sheeting Ink Asst on 06/22/26, totaling $5,564.50. Payment to TECO for services on 06/22/26, totaling $118.81. Payments to Americas Title Corp for O&E Rep for S.Williams on 06/22/26, totaling $350.00. Payment to McKesson Medical-Surgical Government Sol for Medical Supplies on 06/22/26, totaling $238.69. Payment to Robert P Smith for FFMIA CONF on 06/22/26, totaling $90.00. Payments to First Citizens Bank and Trust Company for Lease Charges on 06/22/26, totaling $1,110.32. Payment to American Welding and Gas Inc for Med Oxygen Tanks Rent on 06/22/26, totaling $123.76. Payments to Morrison Property Service LLC for CR 204 TREE TRIMMING, CR 466 & CR 462 TREE TRIMMING, and CR 462 TREE TRIMMING on 06/22/26, totaling $48,586.69. Payment to All American Trailer Connection Inc for Flatbed and Install on 06/22/26, totaling $5,560.11. Payments to Clerk of Circuit Court for REC ORDER IMP PENALTY on 06/25/26, totaling $54.00. Payment to Ing ReliaStar Life Ins Co for services on 06/25/26, totaling $972.50. Payment to Professional Firefighters of SC Local 53 for UNION DUES on 06/25/26, totaling $2,730.00. Payments to City of Webster for services on 06/25/26, totaling $3,152.22. Payments to Duke Energy for services on 06/25/26, totaling $2,520.60. Payments to Lake Panasoffkee Water Assn for services on 06/25/26, totaling $84.20. Payments to Sheriff of Sumter Co. for LAW ENF services on 06/25/26, totaling $92,289.92. Payments to SECO Energy for services on 06/25/26, totaling $117,854.53. Payments to Tri-Co Communications Inc. for Pub Safety Radio Rep on 06/25/26, totaling $1,117.35. Payments to Waste Management Inc of FL for services on 06/25/26, totaling $1,089.36. Payment to Thomson Reuters West for Westlaw Sub on 06/25/26, totaling $2,548.46. Payments to A-Line Fire & Safety Inc for FIRE ALARM SVC CALL, FIRE MONITORING SVC CALL, ACCESS SVC CALL, EMERG AFTER HRS SVC, FIRE SVC CALL, SVC CALL CLERK/PURCH, FIRE ALARM SYS ANN TEST&INSP, ALARM SVC CALL JAIL, FIRE SVC CALL COURTHOUSE, Fire Panel Replace COURTHOUSE, and SEMI ANN INSP N & S PUB SAFETY on 06/25/26, totaling $9,226.26. Payments to Galls, LLC for Uniforms on 06/25/26, totaling $345.79. Payment to Charter Communications Operating LLC for services on 06/25/26, totaling $240.00. Payment to Patterson Veterinary Supply, Inc for Medication on 06/25/26, totaling $977.47. Payments to Municipal Equipment Co for SCBA Masks on 06/25/26, totaling $2,124.20. Payment to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc for Hot Mix Asphalt on 06/25/26, totaling $4,730.05. Payments to Kimley-Horn and Assoc, Inc for CENTRAL PKWY WIDEN, LK PAN PED ROUTING, SC MISC SVS, SOE SEWER CONV, C466-A IMPROVEMENT, SR44&C470 SIGNAL, MORSE BLVD&SR44, C470 EXTENSION PES, and C-311 USACE PERMIT on 06/25/26, totaling $73,479.25. Payments to Bound Tree Medical LLC for MEDICAL SUPP on 06/25/26, totaling $6,481.29. Payment to North Sumter County Utility for services on 06/25/26, totaling $362.17. Payments to T-Mobile for services on 06/25/26, totaling $783.92. Payment to Kyocera Document Solutions for Lease Charges on 06/25/26, totaling $1,339.46. Payment to Verizon Wireless for services on 06/25/26, totaling $149.85. Payments to Verizon Wireless for services on 06/25/26, totaling $6,161.18. Payment to FedEx for SHIPPING on 06/25/26, totaling $34.67. Payment to Gov't Finance Officers Assn for CERT OF ACHIEV FY25 on 06/25/26, totaling $725.00. Payment to Uline for Storage Bins on 06/25/26, totaling $460.33. Payments to Cintas Corporation No 2 for BUSHNELL LIB MATS and COURTHOUSE MATS on 06/25/26, totaling $19.88. Payments to Amazon for WATER COOLERS, TWL DISPENSER, Chair Mats, Adhes Photo Corn, Spray Paint, and Siphon Hose on 06/25/26, totaling $615.38. Payment to Directv for services on 06/25/26, totaling $44.67. Payment to Motorola Solutions, Inc for Smtrvl Rdio Twr Amp on 06/25/26, totaling $17,143.75. Payments to Motorola Solutions, Inc for Body Camera Sftwr, Astro Sftwr Supp, and Replace Battery Pk on 06/25/26, totaling $32,474.70. Payments to Ricky Rescue Training Academy for Fire Training Courses on 06/25/26, totaling $450.00. Payment to Canarx Group Inc for Prescription Claims on 06/25/26, totaling $1,907.92. Payments to Pharmalink Inc for Expired Med Disposal on 06/25/26, totaling $1,163.22. Payments to HC Code of Florida, LLC for Code Enf Insp on 06/25/26, totaling $3,495.25. Payment to Deborah Snyder for TRANSIT TRAIN CONF on 06/25/26, totaling $19.00. Payment to Occupational Health Centers of the South for Administration on 06/25/26, totaling $354.00. Payments to Planned Pethood of Pasco, Inc for Veterinary Services on 06/25/26, totaling $14,653.00. Payments to McKesson Medical-Surgical Government Sol for Medical Supplies on 06/25/26, totaling $4,926.80. Payment to Quality Pavement Repair (QPR) for Cold Mix Asphalt on 06/25/26, totaling $1,350.00. Payment to Christna Morrison for FFMA CONFERENCE on 06/25/26, totaling $93.00. Payment to Alfka, LLC for TTC / MOT Exams on 06/25/26, totaling $380.00. Payment to Angela J Rex for FGFOA CONF on 06/25/26, totaling $38.00. Payment to Fire-Dex,GW LLC DBA Gear Wash for PPE Gear Repair on 06/25/26, totaling $860.25. Payments to A Generator Guy for FUEL TANK INSP&TEST and SVC TECH LABOR on 06/25/26, totaling $1,869.44. Payment to Matthew Tadlock for TRANSIT CONF on 06/25/26, totaling $49.11. Payments to First Citizens Bank and Trust Company for Lease Charges on 06/25/26, totaling $315.03. Payment to RCN Technologies for Cradlepoint Netcloud Supp on 06/25/26, totaling $8,234.42. Payments to Custom Apparel Inc for Safety Vest - Fuel Tax and Polo Shirts -AN SVCS on 06/25/26, totaling $250.83. Payment to M C Dean Inc for REPLACE EM BALLAST SCSC NORTH on 06/25/26, totaling $272.81. Payments to Idexx Distribution Inc for Veterinary Diag Testing on 06/25/26, totaling $41.24. Payment to American Welding and Gas Inc for Medical OxyTanks Rent on 06/25/26, totaling $179.59. Payment to Brittany Marie Doussan for FGFOA CONF on 06/25/26, totaling $49.00. Payment to Cooper Cavanaugh for STATION FLOATING on 06/25/26, totaling $28.93. Payment to Daniel Crooks for EMS ADVISORY COUN on 06/25/26, totaling $126.00. Payment to Likitha Boora for FFMA CONFERENCE on 06/25/26, totaling $173.00. Payment to Bulldog Sitework LLC for Storm Pipe Replace Proj #3 on 06/25/26, totaling $84,587.15. Payment to Dale McCollum for CVSOA TRAINING on 06/25/26, totaling $90.00. Payment to Delta Dental Insurance Company for DENTAL ACH on 06/15/26, totaling $8,609.90. Payment to Delta Dental Insurance Company for DENTAL ACH on 06/22/26, totaling $6,714.71. Payment to Civicplus LLC for CivicPlus Annual Renewal on 06/26/26, totaling $20,779.59. Payment to Empower for PAYROLL DEDUCTION on 06/26/26, totaling $5,967.33. Payment to My Florida County for PAYROLL DEDUCTION on 06/26/26, totaling $1,384.63. Payments to Employee Benefits Corporation for FSA & HRA claims on various dates between 06/09/26 and 06/24/26, totaling $10,134.13. Payment to Fla Retirement System for JUNE 2026 EFT PMT on 06/26/26, totaling $504,182.52. [215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Meeting Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] This document contains multiple entries from a Check/NOD Register and an Executive Summary regarding a Tourism Development Plan. The Check/NOD Register lists numerous individuals with associated check/NOD numbers and amounts, indicating financial transactions. The Executive Summary details the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners' consideration of adopting a Tourism Development Plan and establishing a Tourism Development Tax. The plan aims to increase tourism by promoting ecotourism, agritourism, historical sites, and the unique attractions of The Villages® community. A public hearing is scheduled for July 28, 2026, to consider the plan and tax. The document also includes information about the Sumter County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, its purpose, membership requirements, and current members. The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill three vacancies on the Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals. This board evaluates and approves/disapproves contractors for local licensing, acts as a hearing board for complaints against licensed contractors, disciplines contractors when warranted, and hears reports of unlicensed contractor activity. Vacant positions are for an Architect (term 11/15/2025 - 11/15/2028), Fire Protection Contracting (term 11/15/2025 - 11/15/2028), and General Contractor (term 11/15/2025 - 11/15/2028). The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill one vacancy on the Industrial Development Authority. This authority acts as a 'Clearinghouse' for Industrial Revenue Bonds. The vacant seat (Seat 2) has a term from 7/10/2025 to 7/10/2029. Members must be residents and electors of Sumter County. The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Library Technology Advisory Board (LTAB). The LTAB formulates recommendations to the Library Single Administrative Head, County Administrator, and the Board of County Commissioners for improving technology services for the county-wide library system. The vacant positions are for At-Large Members with terms from 10/1/2025 to 9/30/2027. The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill six vacancies on the Public Safety Coordinating Council. This council is established by Florida Statute 951.26 and may also serve as the Planning Council under Florida Statute 394.657. The council assesses detention facility populations, formulates recommendations for facility capabilities, and assesses the availability of various intervention and rehabilitation programs. Vacancies include: DCF Mental Health Representative, Consumer of Mental Health Services, Consumer of Community-Based Treatment Services, Consumer of Substance Abuse Services, Family Member of Consumer of Treatment Services, and Director of Detention Facility of Juvenile Justice. Terms for some positions are four years, from 11/22/2024 to 11/22/2028. The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Tourist Development Council (TDC). The TDC's role is to prepare and submit a plan for tourist development to the Board, including anticipated tax revenue, tax district, and proposed uses of revenue. The county previously repealed its Tourist Development Tax Ordinance but has discussed re-establishing it. The vacant seats are for an RV/Motel Owner (term expiration 11/2028) and an RV/Motel Owner (term expiration 11/2030). The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill one vacancy for a Citizen Member (homestead property owner, appointed by BOCC) on the Value Adjustment Board (VAB). The VAB hears administrative and judicial reviews of property taxes. The terms for VAB members vary based on hearing schedules. The vacant position requires the appointee to own homestead property within the county and not be a member or employee of any taxing authority, nor represent property owners in tax reviews. [case A-18] This document details two separate actions by the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. The first is a Budget Amendment (A-18) for FY 2025/2026, which involves adjustments to various funds including the General Fund, SHIP Program Funds, Radio Communications Fund, SC Road Construction District Impact Fund, Debt Services Fund, Sumter Fire & EMS Fund, and Capital Outlay Fund. The second action is an Amendment and Restatement of the Financial Policies, which proposes removing the 5% minimum requirement for reserves for contingencies and cash carry forward, and setting the cash carry forward reserve at no greater than ten percent of the General Fund operating budget. Both actions are recommended for approval. Sumter County Mosquito Control Program is seeking approval for its Tentative Detailed Work Plan Budget for FY27. The budget includes expenditures for personal services, operating expenses, and chemicals, funded by Ad Valorem taxes, state grants, and interest earnings. The total recommended budget is $580,127.50. [C 462 at Inspiration Drive] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is reviewing purchase requisitions exceeding $25,000 for approval. These include software renewals and maintenance contracts for Microsoft, Motorola, Dell, Zendesk, RapidSOS, PacketViper, and NG9-1-1. Additionally, there are requisitions for courthouse replacement furniture, signalization improvements at C 462 at Inspiration Drive, and re-roofing the Bushnell Gym Building. This document contains multiple unrelated agenda items for the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on July 14, 2026. It includes requisitions for various projects, a resolution for bond redemption, surplus property declarations, and proposed budgets for dependent districts. Specific projects include pole barn construction, re-roofing, fencing, chiller fan replacement, demolition/reconstruction, and community resurfacing. [case FSREV 00030082] Requisition for industry incentive for Charlotte Pipe and Foundry. [Bushnell Campus; case FSREV 00030083] Requisition for a pole barn for the Sheriff's Department at the Bushnell Campus. [Wahoo Community Building; case FSREV 00030084] Requisition for re-roofing the Wahoo Community Building. [Bushnell Campus; case FSREV 00030090] Requisition to install fencing for the Sheriff's Department at the Bushnell Campus. [North Public Safety Center; case FSREV 00030094] Requisition for chiller fan and wiring harness replacements at the North Public Safety Center. [case FSREV 00030104] Requisition for SHIP Demolition/Reconstruction Project for Michael Owens. [case FSREV 00030106] Requisition for SHIP Demolition/Reconstruction Project for Juanita Williams. [The Villages Community; case FSREV 00030111] Requisition for The Villages Community Resurfacing Project. [J16A065] Declaration of surplus and listing for sale of Parcel J16A065 with Smith and Smith Realty. [case RESOLUTION NO. 2026-____] Resolution authorizing and directing the early payment and redemption of the County’s Capital Improvement Revenue Bonds, Series 2015B. [case Resolution 2026-09] Proposed Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Budget for the North Sumter County Utility Dependent District (NSCUDD). [case Resolution 2026-06] Proposed Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Budget for the Villages Public Safety Department Dependent District (VPSDDD). [N24-042; case 01138946] Purchase and Sale Agreement with Christopher S. Thompson for Parcel N24-042, a 1.66-acre property adjacent to the Sumter County Fairgrounds, to support the Fairgrounds Strategic Plan. [7854 State Road 471, Bushnell, Florida 33513; case CB26US049759-1 (CBRE File No.)] This document is an appraisal report for the Thompson Property located at 7854 State Road 471, Bushnell, Florida. The property is a 1.66-acre tract improved with a single-family manufactured residence (1,296 sq ft, 3 bed, 2 bath, built 2000) and ancillary improvements including a pole barn, metal storage building, shed, pump house, fencing, and gravel drive. The property is zoned RR1 (High Density Rural Residential - 1). The highest and best use is considered to be residential development. The appraised market value as of June 3, 2026, is $300,000. The report details the scope of work, area and neighborhood analysis, site and improvements analysis, zoning, tax data, highest and best use determination, and the sales comparison approach, which concluded the value. The document also outlines contractual provisions related to an escrow agreement between Sumter County and the seller, Christopher S. Thompson, with The Hogan Law Firm, LLC serving as the Escrow Agent. [J12-029] This document contains information about four separate residential property sales in Sumter County, Florida, and details a potential land acquisition by Sumter County for roadway improvements. The residential sales include manufactured residences at various addresses. The land acquisition involves Sumter County negotiating to purchase approximately 4.921 acres from 470 Land, LLC (parcel J12-029) for stormwater and drainage facilities related to the widening of Central Parkway. The county's initial appraisal valued the land at $789,000, while the seller's counteroffer was $2,500,000. Negotiations led to a purchase price of $1,000,000 in a purchase and sale agreement, with the seller later providing a counteroffer of $2,350,000. The county's Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) previously considered options including accepting the $2,500,000 counteroffer, making a counteroffer of $1,880,470, or proceeding with eminent domain for $712,508.10. The BOCC opted for a $1,000,000 counteroffer, which was formalized in an agreement. The seller's latest counteroffer is $2,350,000. [2199 E C-48, Bushnell, FL 33513; case 4978-664] Sale of a manufactured residence. Property includes 1.00 acre of land. Residence built in 1997, 1,248 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, average condition, with an attached 2-car carport. [5133 County Road 318C, Bushnell, FL 33513; case 4975-279] Sale of a manufactured residence. Property includes 2.50 acres of land. Residence built in 1985, 1,456 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, average condition. Also includes 3 sheds/utility buildings, 2 carports, and a greenhouse. [5451 County Road 573, Center Hill, FL 33514; case 4853/689] Sale of a manufactured residence. Property includes 1.50 acres of land. Residence is 1,404 sq ft, built in 1996, average condition. Also includes an 1,800 sq ft workshop/storage building constructed in 1998. [13021 County Road 721, Webster, FL 33597; case 4828/655] Sale of a manufactured residence. Property includes 2.66 acres of land. Residence built in 2007, 1,232 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, average condition. Also includes multiple utility and storage buildings. [Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 22 East, Sumter County, Florida] This document details the closing obligations for a property transaction between 470 Land LLC (Seller) and Sumter County (Buyer). The property is located in Sumter County, Florida, within the Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 22 East. The parcel size is approximately 4.921 acres (214,378 square feet). The document outlines the specific documents to be executed by both parties at closing, the allocation of closing costs, and provisions for prorations, risk of loss, default, and attorneys' fees. It also specifies the escrow agent and procedure. The document does not mention any zoning changes or specific project development plans beyond the description of the land parcel itself and a note regarding instructions for a future 'pond site'. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is included. This document is an engagement letter between Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC (CRI) and Sumter County Finance Division for professional audit services. The engagement covers fiscal years 2026 through 2029. CRI will perform audits of the financial statements for the County and its Constitutional Officers, as well as supplementary information. The total budget impact is $1,358,250 over the four years, funded by the General Fund. The engagement is a continuation of a long-standing contract and is required by Florida Statute 218.39. [The Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is ratifying an agreement for one-way live streaming of its meetings, including designated committees and dependent boards, from The Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center. The Clerk of Court will provide the livestream service. The agreement is effective on or before July 28, 2026. [C 466 at C 475 N Roundabout; case ITB # 006-0-2024/RS, FPN: 449234-1-58-01] Sumter County BOCC is approving Change Order #3 for the C 466 at C 475N Roundabout LAP Project with C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. The change order adds $15,174.85 to the contract price and extends the contract duration by 3 days. The additional costs are for temporary light plants ($10,640.80) for nighttime safety during a detour and adjustments for project overrun/underrun quantities ($4,534.05). An additional 3 days are added for the Memorial Day holiday. [CR-466/CR-475 Roundabout; case FIN: 449234-1-58-01, FAP No.: D524079B (for light plants); ITB 001-0-2026/RS, FPID: 447408-1-54-01 (for Resurfacing Project)] CWR Contracting, Inc. requested additional compensation of $10,640.80 for furnishing, operating, and maintaining temporary light plants. This was necessitated by traffic control requirements and project phasing constraints during Phase 2 of the CR-466/CR-475 Roundabout project. The need for temporary lighting arose because permanent lighting installation by SECO was delayed due to the sequence of construction and the use of a temporary roadway, which precluded SECO's access until Phase 3. The request was submitted to DRMP, the Project Administrator. The total estimated cost for this additional work, including markups, is $10,640.80. Separately, CWR Contracting, Inc. was awarded the Sumter County The Villages Community Resurfacing Project (ITB 001-0-2026/RS) for $2,575,572.00, with a contract effective date of July 14, 2026, and a term of 90 calendar days from the start of construction. [319 E. Anderson Avenue, Bushnell, FL 33513; case ITB 001-0-2026/RS] This document details the bid process and contract terms for the Sumter County The Villages Community Resurfacing Project. C.W. Roberts Contracting Inc. submitted a bid of $2,575,572.00 for the project, which involves milling existing asphalt pavement, resurfacing with Superpave asphalt, and pavement markings. The bid was submitted on June 25, 2026, with the project identified by ITB # 001-0-2026/RS and FPID: 447408-1-54-01. The contract terms cover independent contractor status, force majeure, attorney's fees, jurisdiction in Sumter County, Florida, assignment, compliance with laws, E-Verify requirements, conflict of interest, corporate status, default, dispute resolution, and other standard contractual clauses. The bid form outlines specific pay items including mobilization, maintenance of traffic, stormwater pollution prevention, reworking and new limerock base, milling, asphalt paving, performance turf, and painted pavement markings.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-07-14
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- East of N C 470 and North of CR 461, Lake Panasoffkee Area
- Applicant:
- Wayne Cassity
June 9, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[case ZON26-000015] Sumter County Land Development Code Amendment providing for deleting and replacement of certain divisions in Part (Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff Recommends Approval). Proclamation Recognizing Community Legal Services 60th Anniversary in Sumter County. Proclamation Recognizing June 2026 as National Homeownership Month in Sumter County. FY 2024/2025 Sumter County's External Audit Presentation by Carr, Riggs & Ingram (CRI). Florida Senate Release Regarding Property Tax Cut for Florida Homeowners (For Information Only). [case CS/HIR 1F] Florida House of Representatives Analysis of House Bill CS/HIR 1F (For Information Only). Letter from Florida League of Cities Regarding Homestead Property Tax Reform (For Information Only). Heart of Florida Landfill and Injection Well (For Information Only). Sumter County Detention Center Florida Model Jail Standards Unannounced Inspection (For Information Only). Sts. Joachim & Anna Orthodox Church, Inc. vs. Sumter County (For Direction). A.A.D.A. Inc., et al. vs. TPC Villages, LLC, et al. (For Information Only). Sumter County vs. Skytop, LLC, et al. (For Information Only). May Check Register (For Information Only). Minutes from the May 26, 2026 Regular Meeting (Staff Recommends Approval). Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) One (1) Vacancy (Board's Option). Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals Three (3) Vacancies (Board's Option). Industrial Development Authority One (1) Vacancy (Board's Option). Library Technology Advisory Board Two (2) Vacancies (Board's Option). Public Safety Coordinating Council Six (6) Vacancies (Board's Option). Tourist Development Council Two (2) Vacancies (Board's Option). [case A-16] Budget Amendment A-16 FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). [case 9127645] Change Order to Morrison Property Services Purchase Order No. 9127645 for FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). [case 9127677] Change Order to Hogan Law Firm Purchase Order No. 9127677 for FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). Purchase Order Approval for FY 2025/2026 (Staff Recommends Approval). Inventory Transactions - Disposal, Surplus, and Transfer of Property (Staff Recommends Approval). [Central Parkway from Old C470 to US 301] Purchase and Sale Agreement with 470 Land, LLC - One (1) of Three (3) Pond Locations for the Widening of Central Parkway from Old C470 to US 301 (Board's Option). [CR 101 at Woodridge Drive] Enter into an Agreement with The Villages Community Development District No. 3 (VCDD #3) for the Placement of Two (2) LED Stop Signs on CR 101 at Woodridge Drive (Staff Recommends Approval). [Sumterville, Rutland, and Wilson's Corner Towers] Amendment #1 to the Sumter Communications, Inc. Agreement - Sumterville, Rutland, and Wilson's Corner Towers (Staff Recommends Approval). [case RFP 020-0-2024/JB] Extension #1/Amendment #2 to the Agreement with Atkinson Pest Control, Inc. for RFP 020-0-2024/JB Sumter County Pest Control Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [case RFQ 016-0-2024/RS] Extension #1 to the Agreement for Services RFQ 016-0-2024/RS Sumter County Continuing Planning Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [case RFP 026-0-2023/JV] Extension #2 to the Contract with Sumter Painting and Solutions, LLC for RFP 026-0-2023/JV Sumter County On-Call Painting Services (Staff Recommends Approval). [case Task Order 11] Task Order 11 with Infrastructure Consulting and Engineering (ICE) and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) for Traffic Signal Controller Upgrades (Staff Recommends Approval). Approval of Waiver of Fines and Release of Lien for Quality 1 Service, LLC (Staff Recommends Approval). Approval of Waiver of Fines and Release of Lien for Steven Rolon (Staff Recommends Approval). Satisfaction of Civil Restitution Lien Order for Todd Stephen Hall (Staff Recommends Approval).
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff Recommends Approval
- Address:
- Central Parkway from Old C470 to US 301
- Applicant:
- Sumter County
June 9, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-06-09
[case ZON26-000015] Sumter County is proposing amendments to its Land Development Code (LDC) to delete and replace certain divisions. The Planning and Zoning Special Master and staff recommend approval. The changes aim to fix redundancies and conflicts with the Comprehensive Plan, making the code less restrictive. No direct economic impact on businesses is anticipated, and no uses permitted by right are affected. The amendment is intended to improve the ease of use of the LDC and align it with the Comprehensive Plan. The Board of County Commissioners will consider the recommendation on June 9, 2026. [case HJR 1-F] The Florida Senate passed House Joint Resolution (HJR) 1-F, proposing a constitutional amendment to increase the homestead exemption for non-school levies to $250,000 over two years. This amendment will appear on the November 2026 General Election Ballot. It also limits the annual assessment increase for non-homestead property to 5% starting January 1, 2027. The amendment does not apply to ad valorem taxes collected by school boards. The Florida League of Cities expressed opposition due to unknown fiscal consequences and reduced budget flexibility. Sumter County Housing Services is proclaimed to support local community housing partners and collaborate with various entities to enhance housing attainability. The month of June 2026 is proclaimed as National Homeownership Month. [1032 County Road 529A, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] The Heart of Florida Landfill, operated by A.C.M.S., Inc. d/b/a Heart of Florida Environmental, located at 1032 County Road 529A, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538, is facing community concerns regarding odors, potential aquifer contamination, and the proposed use of an injection well for leachate disposal. The Tracy's Point Community Club, Inc. has requested the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to investigate operations, evaluate injection well risks, ensure groundwater monitoring, hold public meetings, and assess the cumulative impact of increased waste transport, including rail expansion. The landfill reported an unintentional acceptance of gasoline-impacted soil on March 25, 2026, and notified FDEP. FDEP officials have indicated that injection wells undergo high scrutiny and that none have impacted public water supply in Florida. The process for the exploratory well, construction test well, and Class I Operational Well Permit is outlined, with leachate disposal requiring treatment to a standard that does not impact well integrity. The Sumter County Sheriff's Office Detention Center underwent an unannounced inspection on May 21, 2026, as part of the Florida Model Jail Standards. The inspection team identified no instances of noncompliance, and the facility was found to be in compliance with all applicable standards. [1961 CR 246S, Oxford, FL 34484; case S2021-0007 (Major Special Use Permit), STU28-000061 (Minor Special Use Permit amendment), Case #26-003195 (Code Enforcement)] This document details a legal dispute initiated by Sts Joachim & Anna Orthodox Church, Inc. against the Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. The church is challenging the revocation of its Special Use Permits (S2021-0007 for a place of worship and STU28-000061 for a cemetery) which occurred on April 28, 2026. The church alleges the revocation was unlawful, violating the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Florida Statutes Chapter 162 code enforcement procedures, and due process. The violations cited by the county included a motorhome used as a residence, a semi-trailer on the property, and trash/debris. The church claims it took steps to correct these issues and that the revocation was not supported by evidence. The county's actions are being contested, with the church seeking relief through a special magistrate. [1961 CR 246S, Oxford, FL 34484; case S2021-0007 and STU25-000061] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners affirmed the revocation of Special Use Permits S2021-0007 (place of worship) and STU25-000061 (cemetery and playground expansion) for Sts. Joachim and Anna Orthodox Church. The revocation was based on substantial violations of permit terms and ordinances, including the presence of a semi-trailer not permitted by zoning, accumulation of trash and debris, and an RV used as a residence. The church is appealing this decision to the Circuit Court, citing violations of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, conflicts with code enforcement procedures, and lack of substantial evidence. Public comment is not stated in this document. [1961 County Rd 246S, Oxford, FL 34484; case S2021-0007, STU25-000061] Sts. Joachim & Anna Orthodox Church, located at 1961 County Rd 246S, Oxford, FL 34484, is involved in a process concerning the revocation of its Special Use Permit S2021-0007. The permit was initially approved on December 14, 2021, for a 60-seat place of worship and later amended under STU25-000061 to include a cemetery and playground. The county issued a Notice of Intent to Revoke on April 10, 2026, citing violations including an RV used as a residence, a semi-trailer used as a storage building, and accumulation of trash and debris. The church requested a revocation hearing, which was initially scheduled for April 14, 2026, but was later rescheduled to April 28, 2026, due to an error in the case number cited in the notice. The church has submitted documentation addressing the violations. The Board of County Commissioners is the approval authority. [7223 SW 55th Street, Bushnell, Florida; case 8:26-bk-01144-RCT (Bankruptcy Case); CE2020-0421 (Code Enforcement Case); 2022-CA-000280 (Lawsuit Case)] This document is a Proof of Claim filed in a bankruptcy case (Case No. 8:26-bk-01144-RCT) by Sumter County Board of Commissions against Skytop Ranch, LLC. The claim is based on twofold code violations: motocross activity in violation of the land development code and construction of an agricultural barn with 'bulk house accommodations' requiring permits and inspections. A settlement agreement dated April 15, 2025, stipulated damages of $44,212.87 plus attorney fees and costs. The debtor failed to make payments, leading to a Motion to Enforce Settlement Agreement. The total claim amount as of the petition date (February 13, 2026) is $45,587.87, consisting of $44,212.87 from the settlement and $1,375.00 in post-settlement attorney fees and costs. Post-petition attorney fees are estimated at $7,500. The property involved is located at 7223 SW 55th Street, Bushnell, Florida, with Parcel IDs M22F009, M22-027, and M22F017. The property is zoned Rural Residential Districts (RR1 and RR5). The violations include operating an unpermitted motocross track and constructing an agricultural barn without proper permits. [case 8:26-bk-01144-RCT] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to enforce a settlement agreement with Skytop LLC regarding code enforcement violations and operation of a motocross track on the Property. Skytop LLC allegedly breached the agreement by failing to pay Fees and Costs. The County seeks a final judgment to permanently enjoin Skytop LLC from operating the motocross track and to recover Fees and Costs, plus attorney's fees incurred in filing this motion. The settlement agreement was executed by representatives of Skytop and the County, establishing terms to resolve the matter, including dismissal of the case within five business days, release of the code enforcement lien, adherence to a temporary injunction to stop motocross activity, and resolution of code violations. This document is a payment register from the Sumter Board of Commissioners, detailing various payments made to vendors. It does not contain information about specific development projects, zoning changes, or public comments related to new construction or contracting opportunities. This document is a payment register for the Sumter Board of Commissioners, detailing various payments made to vendors for services and goods. It does not contain information about new construction projects, zoning changes, or development applications. The payments are for a wide range of items including utilities, maintenance, supplies, software, and professional services. No specific project details, addresses, or development plans are mentioned. This document is a register of checks and notices of default (NOD) for the Sumter Board of Commissioners. It lists numerous individuals with associated case numbers (e.g., 123884, 123885) and monetary amounts, but does not specify the nature of the work, project details, addresses, zoning changes, or decisions. The data appears to be a payroll or financial disbursement record rather than a record of development projects or permits. [20.07 Acres MOL; case LU26-000010, ZON26-000010] This document details a Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting held on May 26, 2026. The primary development-related item was a public hearing for a small-scale future land use change (LU26-000010) and a related zoning change (ZON26-000010) for a 20.07-acre parcel owned by Holcomb. The applicant sought to change the land use from Agriculture to Rural Residential and the zoning from General Agriculture (minimum 10 acres) and Rural Residential (minimum 5 acres) to Rural Residential (minimum 1 acre). The stated purpose was to prepare for a lot split. The Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff recommended approval for both. However, during the public hearing, Commissioner Butterfield moved to deny the land use change, citing concerns about urban sprawl and the lack of planned centralized water or sewer services in the rural area, which is outside the Urban Development Boundary. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Coon and carried unanimously (4-0). Consequently, the zoning request (ZON26-000010) was deemed no longer valid due to the denial of the land use change. The meeting also included various reports, contract agreements, and financial matters, including a change order for the C 44A and CR 213 Sidewalk Project with Garcia Civil Contractors LLC and an extension for GSB Construction & Development, Inc. for On-Call General Contractor services. Several board and committee vacancies were noted with no applicants. Crystal Martin resigned from the Sumter County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee due to a change in meeting location from The Villages of St. John's to Summerville, Florida, which is no longer accessible by golf cart, her only mode of transportation. Sumter County is seeking to fill three vacancies on the Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals. The board evaluates and approves/disapproves contractors for local licensing, acts as a hearing board for complaints, and addresses unlicensed contractor activity. Vacancies are for Architect, Fire Protection Contracting, and General Contractor positions, each with terms from 11/15/2025 to 11/15/2028. Sumter County is seeking to fill one vacancy on the Industrial Development Authority. The authority acts as a 'Clearinghouse' for Industrial Revenue Bonds. The vacant seat (Seat 2) has a term from 7/10/2025 to 7/10/2029. Sumter County is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Library Technology Advisory Board (LTAB). The LTAB formulates recommendations for improving technology services for the library system. The vacant positions are for At-Large Members with terms from 10/1/2025 to 9/30/2027. Sumter County is seeking to fill six vacancies on the Public Safety Coordinating Council. This council assesses detention facility populations, formulates recommendations for facility capabilities, and reviews pretrial intervention, probation, work-release, substance abuse, and mental health programs. Several positions have 4-year terms from 11/22/2024 to 11/22/2028, including DCF Mental Health Representative, Consumer of Mental Health Services, Consumer of Community-Based Treatment Services, Consumer of Substance Abuse Services, Family Member of Consumer of Treatment Services, and Director of Detention Facility of Juvenile Justice. Sumter County is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Tourist Development Council (TDC). The TDC prepares and submits plans for tourist development, including anticipated revenue from a tourist development tax and proposed uses of that revenue. The vacant seats are for an RV/Motel Owner (Seat 8) with a term expiring 11/2028, and an RV/Motel Owner (Seat 9) with a term expiring 11/2030. [case A-16] Sumter County is proposing a budget amendment (A-16) for FY 2025/2026. The amendment includes an increase of $159,203 for the General Fund (001) to cover anticipated increases in hours for closing code enforcement lien foreclosure cases. It also includes an increase of $197,215 for the SHIP Program 2025-2026 (Fund 121) to recognize increased revenue for the SHIP program. [Various locations around the county] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a $50,000 increase to Purchase Order No. 9127645 for Morrison Property Service for tree work services in various locations around the county. The total revised purchase order amount is $275,000.00. The meeting was on June 9, 2026. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a $372,390 increase to Purchase Order No. 9127677 for Hogan Law Firm for continuing legal services. The total revised purchase order amount is $714,939.00. The meeting was on June 9, 2026. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners reviewed and recommended for approval a list of open purchase requisitions totaling $668,262.31. Key items include a $399,999.99 lease for Stryker Medical Equipment, a $25,272.32 renewal for NEOGOV/PowerDMS Software, a $67,990.00 task order for traffic signal controller upgrades with Infrastructure Consulting & EN, and a $175,000.00 contract for pavement marking and striping services with LOT LINES STRIPING. The meeting was on June 9, 2026. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved the disposal, surplus, and transfer of various county properties. Items include a Chevy C2500, Dual Air Cylinder Roller, HP Printer, Printer, Projector WXGA, Latitude 5410 XCTO, Latitude 5510, M11 Autoclave, Byonic Blade 6’ Primary Seeder. The meeting was on June 9, 2026. [Central Parkway, Sumterville, FL 33585] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering a Purchase and Sale Agreement with 470 Land, LLC for approximately 5.03 acres (MOL) of land, identified as parcel J12-029, located on the western portion of Central Parkway for stormwater management. The appraised value is $789,000, with a counteroffer from the owner of $2,500,000. The county is considering options ranging from $712,508.10 to $2,500,000. The meeting was on June 9, 2026. The property is zoned CR-Commercial Rural. [Intersection of United States Highway 301 and County Road 470, Sumterville, FL] This document is an appraisal report for a 5.57-acre parcel of land located at the intersection of US Highway 301 and County Road 470 in Sumterville, Florida. The property is zoned CR - Regional Commercial. The appraisal was conducted for acquisition due diligence by Sumter County. The report analyzes the site, neighborhood, market, and highest and best use, concluding that the highest and best use for the vacant land is commercial development. The estimated market value of the land as of April 28, 2026, is $789,000. The report details comparable land sales and market data for the The Villages, FL retail market, noting strong occupancy rates and rising rents. No specific development project is detailed, but the location is identified as a strategic hub with significant growth potential due to proximity to The Villages and major transportation corridors. [2741 Lake Ella Road] Sale of a 17.9-acre commercial site located at 2741 Lake Ella Road, Fruitland Park, FL. The property is zoned HC (Heavy Commercial) and was sold in April 2025 for $4,000,000, equating to $5.13 per square foot. The buyer is Lcdp 2 Lie. [SW Corner of S US 301 and E CR 470] Sale of a 10.12-acre site at the SW Corner of S US 301 and E CR 470, Sumterville, FL. Zoned CH (Heavy Commercial), the site was sold in January 2024 for $2,350,000 ($5.33/sf) for development of a 7-Eleven with gas pumps and future outparcels. The buyer is Sered Sumterville, LLC. [251 E Myers Boulevard] Sale of 6.58 acres of commercial land at 251 E Myers Boulevard, Mascotte, FL. Zoned CG, the site was purchased in April 2023 for $945,500 ($3.30/sf) for the development of a 7-Eleven convenience store. The buyer is 42044 Mascotte, FL, LLC. [NE Corner of US 301 and CR 470] Sale of an 18.24-acre parcel at the NE Corner of US 301 and CR 470, Sumterville, FL. Zoned CR (Commercial Rural), the property was purchased by Sumter County in January 2023 for $2,000,000 ($2.52/sf) to build a 32,411 sq ft multi-use facility (library, tax collector, clerk of court, boardroom) slated for completion in April 2026. [SR 44] Sale of 1.52 acres of commercial land on SR 44, east of CR 219, Wildwood, FL. Zoned CL, the property sold in May 2022 for $429,000 ($6.48/sf). The buyer is Raldo Vargas. [CR 101 at Woodridge Drive] Sumter County is entering into an Interlocal Service Agreement with Village Community Development District No. 3 (VCDD #3) for the placement and maintenance of two LED stop signs at the intersection of CR 101 and Woodridge Drive. VCDD #3 will compensate the County for the equipment, installation, and maintenance. The agreement term is ten years, commencing July 1, 2026. [Sumterville, Rutland, and Wilson’s Corner Towers] Amendment #1 to the Sumter Communications, Inc. Agreement for tower site licenses at Sumterville, Rutland, and Wilson’s Corner. The amendment increases the monthly license fees for the Rutland Tower to $6,746.34 and the Wilson’s Corner Tower to $4,904.99, effective June 9, 2026, due to equipment changes for the Sumter County Public Safety Radio System. The original agreement was dated March 27, 2012, with a termination date of March 31, 2032. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785; case RFP 020-0-2024/JB] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved an extension and amendment to the pest control services agreement with Atkinson Pest Control, Inc. The extension is for one year, and the amendment adds the Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center, Training/Shelter Facility, Recovery Building, Sheriff’s Department Classroom, and Shoot House to the services covered. The original agreement was approved on July 23, 2024. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785; case RFQ 016-0-2024/RS] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved an extension to the agreement for continuing planning services with WGI, Inc. The extension is through June 24, 2027. The original agreement was approved on June 25, 2024. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785; case RFP 026-0-2023/JV] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved an extension to the on-call painting services agreement with Sumter Painting and Solutions, LLC. The extension is through July 10, 2027. The original agreement was approved on July 11, 2023. [C 466 and C 466A; case RFQ 033 -0-2023/RS] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved Task Order 11 with Infrastructure Consulting and Engineering (ICE) for traffic signal controller upgrades. This involves installing new traffic signal controller equipment along C 466 and C 466A, database migration, and installing an intelligent lock and key system for traffic signals. Phase 1 includes 7 intersections on C 466, and Phase 2 includes 4 intersections on C 466A. The total cost for the task order is $164,509.78 ($67,990.00 for labor and $96,519.78 for materials). The original contract with ICE was approved on December 12, 2023. [5562 S US 301, Bushnell, FL 33513; case 25-021660] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a waiver of fines and release of lien for Quality 1 Service, LLC, related to a code enforcement violation for inoperable vehicles at 5562 S US 301, Bushnell, FL 33513. The property was found in compliance on March 3, 2026. Staff costs of $415.44 were paid. The total lien amount was $715.44, with $415.44 in staff costs and $300.00 in accrued fines ($100.00 per day for 3 days). The waiver is based on the Fines Waiver policy. [5562 S US 301, Bushnell, FL 33513; 7207 CR 763, Bushnell, FL 33513; 6949 County Road 651, Bushnell, FL 33513; case 25-021660; 25-009722; 2007 CF 47] This document details a Release of Lien for a property previously under code enforcement violation. The lien, initially imposed for violations and associated fines/costs, has been satisfied and released. The property owner is Quality I Service LLC. The case involved violations that remained after a compliance deadline. The document also includes details about a separate matter concerning Steven Rolon, where a code enforcement lien was requested to be released after staff costs were paid and the property was brought into compliance. Additionally, it addresses the satisfaction of a Civil Restitution Lien Order for Todd Stephen Hall, where the full amount was paid.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff recommend approval. Board of County Commissioners to consider on June 9, 2026.
- Address:
- 1032 County Road 529A, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538
- Applicant:
- Sumter County
May 26, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[case LU26-000010] Public Hearing for a Small-Scale Future Land Use Change on a 20.07 Acres MOL parcel from Agriculture to Rural Residential. The Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff recommend approval. This is a quasi-judicial item. [case ZON26-000010] Public Hearing for a Change in Zoning on 20.07 Acres MOL from General Agriculture Minimum Ten (10) Acres with Conventional Housing (A10C) and Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum One (1) Acre with Conventional Housing (RR1C). The Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff recommend approval. This is a quasi-judicial item. [215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Room, Sumterville, FL 33585] Approval of Methodology for the Levy of Non-Ad Valorem Assessments for all Non-Exempt, Specially Benefited Property in the Sumter County Fire & EMS Service Area. This includes determining the Methodology and Assessment Rates for all Classes of Non-Exempt, Specially Benefited Properties, preliminarily approving the Non-Ad Valorem Assessments, and setting a Public Hearing for adoption of the Final Amended and Restated Assessment Resolution. Three (3) Vacancies on the Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals. One (1) Vacancy on the Industrial Development Authority. Two (2) Vacancies on the Library Technology Advisory Board. Six (6) Vacancies on the Public Safety Coordinating Council. Two (2) Vacancies on the Tourist Development Council. Budget Amendment A-15 for FY 2025/2026. Purchase Order Approval for FY 2025/2026. [case RFP 021-0-2025/JV] Amendment #1 to the Agreement with Brightview Landscape Services, Inc. for RFP 021-0-2025/JV Sumter County Mowing and Landscape Maintenance Services. [C 44A and CR 213; case ITB # 007-0-2025/JV] Approve Change Order #2 to ITB # 007-0-2025/JV with Garcia Civil Contractors LLC to Construct C 44A and CR 213 Sidewalk Project. [case RFP 038-0-2022/JV] Amendment #3 to the Agreement with Southern Cleaning Service, Inc. for RFP 038-0-2022/JV Sumter County Janitorial Services. [case ITB 028-0-2023/JV] Extension #2, Amendment #1 to the Contract with USA Services of Florida, LLC for ITB 028-0-2023/JV Sumter County Street Sweeping. [case RFP 016-0-2023/JV] Extension #2 to the Contract with GSB Construction & Development, Inc. for RFP 016-0-2023/JV Sumter County On-Call General Contractor. [CR 202; case Purchase Order No. 9128502] Turtle Infrastructure (Guardrail work on CR 202) Change Order to Purchase Order No. 9128502 for FY 2025/2026. Center Hill Law Enforcement Agreement. Webster Law Enforcement Agreement. Change Order Two (2) to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for the Sumter County Sheriff's Office Final Phase to Deduct from the GMP the Owner Direct Purchases of Materials and Equipment. Change Order Three (3) to Extend the Contract Duration for the Sumter County Sheriff's Training Buildings by 12 days for Final Completion of June 5, 2026. [Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center] Change Order Four (4) to the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, Fire Training/Hurricane Building, Recovery Building, and other Structures. Deduct from the GMP the Owner Direct Purchases of Materials and Equipment. [Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center] Change Order Five (5) to Extend the Contract Duration for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, The Fire Training/Hurricane Shelter, Fire Recovery Building, and other Structures by 23 days for Final Completion of June 17, 2026. Approve the Position Revisions and Reclassification to be Effective Upon Approval. Grant of Perpetual Non-exclusive Utility Easement to Duke Energy Florida, LLC.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommended for Approval
- Address:
- 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Board Room, Sumterville, FL 33585
- Applicant:
- Holcomb
May 26, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-05-26
[6075 C-575; case LU26-000010 and ZON26-000010] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners considered a Small-Scale Future Land Use Change and a Zoning Change for a 20.07-acre parcel owned by Mary Holcomb. The request was to change the Future Land Use from Agriculture to Rural Residential and the zoning from General Agriculture (A10C) and Rural Residential (RR5C) to Rural Residential (RR1C). Both the Planning and Zoning Special Master and County Staff recommended approval. The proposed change aims to facilitate a lot split and residential development consistent with rural densities. Concerns were raised by Stephen Vizzi regarding proper notification, potential environmental and roadway impacts, and the density of the proposed development not aligning with the rural character. Glenna Blackwelder also expressed opposition due to potential negative impacts on surrounding properties and community character. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, finding the amendment consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and not contributing to urban sprawl. The Board of County Commissioners meeting was scheduled for May 26, 2026. [6075 C 575; case LU26-000010, ZON26-000010] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a rezoning and future land use change for a 20.07-acre parcel. The property, owned by Mary Holcomb, was rezoned from General Agriculture (A10C) and Rural Residential (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum One Acre (RR1C). This change facilitates a lot split and low-density residential development. The decision was made on May 26, 2026, following a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Special Master on May 4, 2026. Public comments expressed opposition due to concerns about negative impacts on property values, increased traffic, and disruption of the rural character. One commenter also raised issues regarding notification procedures and the environmental impact of dense residential development. [Lake Okahumpka, Wildwood, FL] This document is a petition from 'SAVE OUR LAKE OKAHUMPKA' (SOLO) and the Lake Okahumpka Conservation Committee (LOCC) to various state and local officials, including the Governor of Florida, FWC, Sumter County Board of County Commissioners, and the City of Wildwood Commission. The petition highlights the ecological and recreational collapse of Lake Okahumpka due to invasive vegetation (Hydrilla and Water Hyacinth) and floating 'tussocks' of mud and decaying plant matter. These obstructions have rendered the lake unnavigable and are decreasing its depth. The petitioners demand immediate mechanical harvesting, a feasibility study and funding for dredging, long-term invasive management, and parity in environmental priority and funding with the Harris Chain of Lakes. They warn of economic loss, ecological collapse, and public safety hazards if no action is taken. Mary Lanning, representing LOCC, stated that the lake is at a tipping point and risks losing its recreational and ecological value. [Lake Okahumpka, 50 Continental Blvd, Wildwood, FL 34785 (Continental Country Club); case 0450206-001-UC/5EX, 0450206-001-UC/M5] This document is a collection of communications regarding environmental concerns in Sumter County, Florida. It includes a petition from "SAVE OUR LAKE OKAHUMPKA" and the "Lake Okahumpka Conservation Committee (LOCC)" demanding action to address the ecological and recreational collapse of Lake Okahumpka due to invasive vegetation, muck accumulation, and decreased depth. It also includes emails concerning odor complaints related to a waste operation, and concerns about well collapses potentially linked to underground injection well drilling near the Heart of Florida Landfill. No specific project approvals or denials are detailed, but the communications highlight significant public concern and ongoing investigations. This document contains multiple unrelated items. Part 5 of 16 consists of questions for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection regarding proposed injection well activities at Heart of Florida Landfill in Sumter County, Florida. It does not contain specific project details for contractors. The subsequent sections detail legal proceedings and administrative matters within Sumter County, Florida, including a sidewalk transfer, a legal memorandum regarding waste importation, a civil case management order, a stipulated final judgment for a zoning violation, and a petition regarding an animal in custody. None of these sections describe new construction or renovation projects for contractors. [201 Lemons Street, Wildwood, Florida 34785; case not stated (Sumter County Animal Control Case #5878)] Sumter County, Florida, is petitioning the County Court to determine if the owners are fit to provide for an animal and if not, to grant Sumter County custody and ownership for disposition. The county also seeks costs of care and attorney fees. This is related to Sumter County Animal Control Case #5878 concerning a neglected or mistreated animal named Midas. [3687 CR 405W, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538; case 2026-CC-000358] Sumter County, Florida, is pursuing a foreclosure action against multiple defendants for a property located at 3687 CR 405W, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538. The county has a lien due to code enforcement violations including failure to obtain permits, accumulation of trash and debris, inoperable vehicles, and overgrown grass. Defaults have been entered against most defendants due to failure to respond. The county is seeking a Final Default Judgment. [1464 SW 69th Road, Bushnell, Florida 33513; case 2025-CA-000312] Sumter County, Florida, is a subordinate lienholder in a foreclosure case initiated by Wells Fargo Bank. The county is seeking to disburse surplus funds from the foreclosure sale to satisfy its SHIP Loan. The property was located at 1464 SW 69th Road, Bushnell, Florida 33513. The surplus funds amount to $25,781.33, and the county claims $13,775.27 for unpaid principal, late fees, interest, and attorney's fees. [case *ZON26-000007] Rezoning of 7.5 acres from Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Optional Housing (RR5) to permit the placement of one (1) Class B Mobile Home. The property is vested for residential development outside the Urban Development Area (UDA). [C17-014; case *S2021-0007] Revocation of a Special Use Permit that allows a sixty (60) seat church on Parcel C17-014. The church currently operates under this permit and has an amended and restated minor Special Use Permit for a graveyard and playground. [7854 SR 471 / N24-042] The Board of County Commissioners expressed consensus to pursue the purchase of parcel N24-042 for integration with the fairgrounds. [5497 Marsh Bend Trail, The Villages, FL 32163] The Board of County Commissioners approved setting a Public Hearing for May 12, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Everglades Recreation Center, 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, The Villages, FL 32163, to adopt an ordinance establishing the Tourist Development Council and advertise for applications. [948 CR 461, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] The Board of County Commissioners approved accepting the offer from Wayne Cassity for surplus parcel J04E006. [case Ordinance 2026-05] The Board of County Commissioners adopted Ordinance 2026-05, creating a Tourist Development Council, establishing membership criteria, and directing the Council to undertake necessary actions with intent to enact an ordinance levying and imposing a Tourist Development Tax. Public comments were received from Caroline Campbell and Michael Barber. [215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Sumterville, FL 33585] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) approved the methodology for levying non-ad valorem assessments for fire protection and rescue services. This action is based on an Accenture Study dated May 2026. A public hearing is set for July 28, 2026, at 215 Gloria Rowe Hayward Way, Sumterville, FL 33585, to adopt the final resolution. The new methodology will establish a maximum hazardous class funding rate of 35% at $237.88 per fire protection unit, and a hazardous class funding rate of 25% at $169.91 per fire protection unit. These rates are expected to result in lower assessments for a significant percentage of Class 7 residential properties under certain square footage thresholds compared to current rates. The BOCC also approved several other contracts and agreements, including a State Funded Grant Agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation for The Villages Community Resurfacing, and accepted a right-of-way deed from The Villages Land Company, LLC for McNeil Drive Phase 5. All these items were recommended for approval by staff and passed unanimously. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, FL 34785 (County Administrator's Office for inspection of records)] This document details the establishment and collection of Fire Protection Assessments for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 in Sumter County, Florida. The assessments will fund fire protection services, facilities, and programs. The proposed rate is $169.91 per Net Fire Protection Unit, with a maximum future rate of $237.88 per Net Fire Protection Unit. Exemptions are provided for government property (with exceptions for federal mortgage entities), institutional property wholly exempt from ad valorem taxation, and agricultural land. Mobile home parks and recreational vehicle parks can receive vacancy adjustments. Property owners can apply for a Fire Flow Mitigation Credit of up to 40% for buildings equipped with certified fire sprinkler systems, certified fire suppression systems, or unique fire-resistant construction. A public hearing is scheduled for July 28, 2026, at the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center to receive public comments. Notices will be published and mailed by July 7, 2026. The assessments will be collected on the annual ad valorem tax bill. This document is a Fire Assessment Memorandum for Sumter County, Florida, developed by Accenture Infrastructure and Capital Projects, LLC. It details the methodology for calculating fire assessment rates for Fiscal Year 2026-27, focusing on the special benefit fire services provide to properties. The document outlines the service delivery of the Sumter County Fire and EMS Department, including its nine stations, apparatus, and response protocols. It also explains the apportionment methodology, distinguishing between fire suppression and emergency medical services (EMS) costs, as EMS beyond first response is not considered to confer a special benefit to property per Florida case law. The memorandum provides detailed calculations for fire protection units based on hazard class, building square footage, and construction type, along with potential mitigation credits for buildings with fire suppression systems or advanced fire-resistant construction. It includes tables of assessment rates for various property types and sizes, and projected revenues. The document aims to ensure the fire assessment program is legally defensible and adequately funds fire rescue services. This document details the methodology for calculating fire services assessments in Sumter County, Florida. It outlines the administrative and operational factors used to allocate costs, the calculation of assessable expenditures for Fiscal Years 2025-26 through 2029-30, and the apportionment methodology based on Fire Protection Units. The Fire Protection Units are determined by building hazard class and square footage, referencing NFPA standards. The document also discusses credits for fire safety measures, exemptions for governmental and institutional properties, and outstanding issues related to assessment collection and credits. The maximum allowable annual rate per Fire Protection Unit for Fiscal Year 2026-27 is calculated at $679.66, based on total assessable costs of $21,356,763 and 31,422.91 factored Fire Protection Units after credits. This document is a collection of appendices and legal memoranda related to fire protection assessments and county boards. It details fire protection unit assignments based on square footage and hazard classifications, legal justifications for special assessments for fire services, and information regarding vacancies on the Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals and the Industrial Development Authority. It does not contain specific project details for contractors. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Library Technology Advisory Board. The board formulates recommendations for improving technology services for the county-wide library system. The meeting type is Regular Meeting, scheduled for 5/26/2026. There is no contract associated with this item, and the budget impact is none. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is addressing six vacancies on the Public Safety Coordinating Council. This council assesses the population status of detention/correctional facilities and formulates recommendations for improvements. The meeting type is Regular Meeting, scheduled for 5/26/2026. There is no contract associated with this item, and the budget impact is not stated. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Tourist Development Council. The council's purpose is to prepare and submit a plan for tourist development, including proposed uses of tourist development tax revenue. The meeting type is Regular Meeting, scheduled for 5/26/2026. There is no contract associated with this item, and the budget impact is N/A. [case A-15] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering Budget Amendment A-15 for FY 2025/2026. This amendment includes adjustments for Strategic and Marketing Plans, Landscaping and Janitorial Services for the New Service Center & Fire Training/Shelter Building, refund of prior year Payment in Lieu of Taxes, and contribution to the City of Bushnell for Air Quality Analysis. It also amends the budget for retainage for the Supervisor of Elections Warehouse. Staff recommends approval. The meeting date is 5/26/2026. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is reviewing an Open Requisitions Report for FY 2025/2026, with purchase requests of $25,000 and over requiring approval. Items include Motorola Rave Software Renewal ($41,300.00), Motorola Mach/P1 Integration ($188,938.89), Motorola 10GB Upgrade ($97,395.00), DocuSign Implementation ($32,906.26), Priority Dispatch Licenses ($25,020.00), CityWorks Software Renewal ($72,809.10), Retrofitting (25) I-CON Stainless Steel Combo Units in the Detention Center ($101,063.00), Task Order #1 - 2026 Countywide Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation Continuing Services ($1,121,225.39), Task Order #2 - 2026 Countywide Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation Continuing Services ($5,213,444.28), Fire Training Center Propane Install for Burn Props ($47,861.00), and Economic Development Marketing Services - Strategic Plan ($21,667.00) and Marketing Plan ($13,333.00). Staff recommends approval. The meeting date is 5/26/2026. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785 (County); 641 SW 13th Street, Ocala, FL 34471 (Vendor); case RFP 021-0-2025/JV] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering Amendment #1 to the Agreement with Brightview Landscape Services, Inc. for Sumter County Mowing and Landscape Maintenance Services (RFP 021-0-2025/JV). The amendment adds the Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center to the existing agreement. The budget impact is $22,640.00 for the remainder of FY 25/26. Staff recommends approval. The meeting date is 5/26/2026. [case ITB # 007-0-2025/JV] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering Change Order #2 to ITB # 007-0-2025/JV with Garcia Civil Contractors LLC for the C 44A and CR 213 Sidewalk Project. The change order includes a quantity overrun for Type A Barbed Wire Fence (15 LF at $306.00) and SOD (2,310 SY at $16,031.10) to prevent washout behind the retaining wall. An additional 58 days will be added to the project duration. The total budget impact is an increase of $16,337.10, bringing the total contract price to $1,574,484.26. Staff recommends approval. The meeting date is 5/26/2026. [7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785 (County); 13052 US Hwy 11, Springville, Alabama 35146 (Vendor); case RFP 038-0-2022/JV] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering Amendment #3 to the Agreement with Southern Cleaning Service, Inc. for Sumter County Janitorial Services (RFP 038-0-2022/JV). The amendment adds the Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center and the Training/Shelter Facility to the existing agreement. The budget impact is $22,875.00 for the remainder of FY 25/26. Staff recommends approval. The meeting date is 5/26/2026. [4722 Central Pkwy., Sumterville, FL. 33585 (Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center and Training Center); 7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785 (Sumter County Board of County Commissioners); 3031 N. Rocky Pointe Drive West, Suite 730, Tampa, Florida 33607 (USA Services of Florida, LLC); 8470 NE 44 Drive, Suite B, Wildwood, Florida 34785 (GSB Construction & Development, Inc.); PO BOX 1858, Largo FL 33779 (Turtle Infrastructure Partners, LLC); Center Hill, Florida; Webster, Florida; 7361 Powell Road, Wildwood, FL 34785 (Sheriff's Office); 7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, Florida 34785 (Sumter County Board of County Commissioners); Largo, Florida (Ajax Building Company); case ITB 028-0-2023/JV; RFP 016-0-2023/JV; Purchase Order No. 9128502] This document details several agreements and change orders for Sumter County. It includes a janitorial services contract for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center and Training Center with Southern Cleaning Service Inc., an extension and amendment to the street sweeping contract with USA Services of Florida, LLC, an extension to the on-call general contractor agreement with GSB Construction & Development, Inc. (including a fee schedule for various trades), a change order for guardrail replacement services with Turtle Infrastructure Partners, LLC, interlocal agreements for law enforcement services with the City of Center Hill and the City of Webster, and a change order for the Sumter County Sheriff's Office Training Facility final phase with Ajax Building Company, which deducts owner-purchased materials and equipment from the contract price. [545 CR 482 S., Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] Change Order #2 for the Sheriff's Training Facility Final Phase project in Lake Panasoffkee, FL, resulted in a deductive change of $397,705.71, reducing the total contract cost to $6,098,197.29. The contract time was extended by 25 days, with a new final completion date of 05/25/2026. This change order reconciles Owner Direct Purchases (ODP). Change Order #3 for the Sheriff's Training Facility Final Phase project in Lake Panasoffkee, FL, extends the contract duration by 12 days, revising the substantial completion date to 05/06/2026 and the final completion date to 06/05/2026. The contract amount remained unchanged at $6,098,197.29. This change order addresses delays in project completion. [Sumterville, FL] Change Order #4 for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, Fire Training/Hurricane Building, Recovery Building, and other Structures project in Sumterville, FL, increases the contract value by $66,222.34, bringing the total contract cost to $30,022,049.50. The contract time remains unchanged with a final completion date of 05/25/2026. This change order reconciles Owner Direct Purchases (ODP) and tax savings. [Sumterville, FL] Change Order #5 for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center, Fire Training/Hurricane Shelter, Fire Recovery Building, and other Structures project in Sumterville, FL, extends the contract duration by 23 days, revising the substantial completion date to 05/18/2026 and the final completion date to 06/17/2026. The contract amount remains unchanged at $30,022,049.50. This change order addresses delays in project completion. [Near US 301 and Central Parkway, Sumter County, FL; case 01135881] A perpetual non-exclusive utility easement was granted to Duke Energy Florida, LLC, for electric and communication lines on property near US 301 and Central Parkway in Sumter County, FL. This easement is necessary for the platting of the property at the new Service Center. The consideration for the easement was $1.00. The easement area is a strip of land ten feet in uniform width. [Not stated, but references County Road C470E right-of-way.] This document details two easements, Easement "A" and Easement "B", located within Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 22 East in Sumter County, Florida. Easement "A" encompasses 0.266 acres and is situated on the north line of the South 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 12. Easement "B" covers 0.415 acres and is located in the Southeast 1/4 of Section 12, adjacent to the north right-of-way line of County Road C470E. The document provides detailed metes and bounds descriptions for both easements, along with parcel numbers and references to official records books and pages. No specific applicant, case number, decision, or key dates are mentioned, as this appears to be a legal description for survey and record purposes.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff Recommends Approval. Board of County Commissioners meeting scheduled for May 26, 2026.
- Address:
- 6075 C-575
- Applicant:
- Mary Holcomb
May 12, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
This document is an agenda for the Board of Sumter County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026. It outlines various items including public hearings, reports, new business, appointments, financial matters, contracts, and general items for consideration. Several items involve potential work for contractors and trades, such as a public hearing to adopt an ordinance creating a Tourist Development Council and levying a tourist development tax, various proclamations, presentations, letters regarding services and projects, and contract agreements for affordable housing programs, storm pipe replacement, rights of way mowing, data sharing, and community resurfacing. There are also items related to property ownership and maintenance, position revisions, and grant applications.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-12
- Type:
- Agenda
May 12, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-05-12
[7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, FL 34785 (County Administrator's Office); 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163 (Meeting Location); case Ordinance 26-] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners held a meeting on May 12, 2026. A key agenda item was a public hearing to adopt an ordinance creating a Tourist Development Council and establishing criteria for levying a Tourist Development Tax. Staff recommended approval. The ordinance aims to re-establish a tourist development tax, which was repealed in 2020. The proposed Tourist Development Council will consist of nine members and will be responsible for preparing a plan for tourist development and recommending uses for tax revenue. The meeting also included several proclamations recognizing various weeks and months, and informational items regarding contracts, legal cases, and financial matters. Additionally, the board considered appointments to various committees and reviewed meeting minutes. The City of Bushnell Council agreed to proceed with air quality analysis after Compost USA vacates the ACMS property. This analysis is to be conducted by Arcadis. Sumter County will contribute $10,000 to the City of Bushnell for this task. The work is planned to commence after Compost USA departs the HOF property. The City of Bushnell formally expressed opposition to a deep injection well associated with the Heart of Florida Landfill in Sumter County, citing concerns about potential implications for underground drinking water sources and long-term reliability. They requested FDEP to evaluate alternative approaches and provide more transparency. Sumter County also expressed concerns about the injection well and requested FDEP to host a public education session. Sumter County inquired with SWFWMD about potential ground vibrations and residential well impacts, with SWFWMD stating that vibration issues are handled by FDEP. A separate project involves RND Anaerobic Digestion, a $100 million investment to convert food waste and biosolids into Renewable Natural Gas, creating 75-120 construction jobs and 13-17 permanent jobs. This project is expected to reduce odor, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and avoid approximately 45,200 metric tons of CO2 annually. TECO has a contract to purchase the gas. RND will pay a $2.5 million reservation fee for future wastewater and water needs. This document contains a list of completed and issued well construction permits in Sumter County. It also includes correspondence regarding complaints of ground shaking and well collapse near the Heart of Florida Landfill, and details a Public Transportation Grant Agreement between the Florida Department of Transportation and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners. [Wildwood, FL] This document is a Public Transportation Grant Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Transportation and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners, Sumter County Transit. The agreement provides FTA Section 5310, FFY25/SFY26 capital funds for the purchase of up to six (6) bus replacements under 30 feet in length. The total financial assistance awarded is $688,994.00, with $551,195.00 in Federal funds, $68,900.00 in State funds, and $68,899.00 in Local funds. The project is located in Wildwood, FL, Sumter County. The agreement outlines various requirements for the Agency, including procurement procedures, reporting, compliance with federal and state laws, and maintenance obligations. It also details conditions for contractors and subcontractors, such as Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) policies, E-Verify requirements, and insurance provisions. The agreement specifies that the Agency is responsible for all future maintenance costs after project completion. The total project cost is estimated at $688,994.00, with the majority allocated to Capital Equipment. The agreement is effective for the State Fiscal Year 2026. [case 456117-2-94-25] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (Sumter County Transit) received FTA Section 5310 funds for a capital purchase. The award amount is $551,195. The financial project number is 456117-2-94-25. The contract type is Grant Disbursement (Grant) with an amount of $620,094.00. The agreement begins on 04/29/2026 and ends on 03/26/2028. The method of procurement is Exemption (287.057). [State Road 35 (U.S. 301) from County Road 470 to County Road 525E; case 4301322] The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is amending the Work Program for Project 4301322, concerning State Road 35 (U.S. 301) from County Road 470 to County Road 525E in Sumter County. The construction is deferred due to a procurement method change, delaying the project until right-of-way certification is received. The project involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total budgeted amount for this project across various phases and funding sources is approximately $62,297,173 for 2026 and $62,236,691 for 2027, with specific amounts for construction, utility, and support consultant/contractor phases. SECO Energy is clarifying its role in roadway lighting account transfers to Sumter County, which occurred between 2019 and 2025. These transfers were administrative, facilitating accounts from developers/entities to the County, which assumed responsibility for certain roadway lighting as part of an agreement. SECO Energy states no Area Lighting agreement exists between them and Sumter County; the lights are provided under SECO's approved rate tariff. The transition from High Pressure Sodium (HPS) to LED lighting is a system-wide conversion, with HPS fixtures discontinued in December 2025. SECO will continue to work with Sumter County on lighting matters, with the County as the member of record. This document is a tariff detailing various rate schedules for electric service provided by SECO Energy. It outlines charges, applicability, and conditions for different customer types, including General Service (GS), General Service/Demand (GSD), General Service/Demand Interruptible (GSDI), Large General Service/Demand (LGSD), Residential Service (RS), Residential Service Time-Of-Use (RS-TOU), Public Charging for Electric Vehicles (EV), Residential Load Management, Lighting Service (LS), Contract Service Agreement (CSA), Wholesale Power Cost Adjustment (PCA), Line Extension Charges, Net Metering, and Interconnection Agreements. Specific details on daily customer charges, energy charges per kWh, and demand charges per kW are provided for commercial and industrial rates. Residential rates include daily customer charges and tiered energy charges. The document also details various fees for services such as late payments, reconnections, new service connections, and opt-outs from automated metering. It specifies terms for line extensions, including Contributions In Aid of Construction (CIAC) calculations, and outlines the net metering policy for customer-owned renewable generation systems up to 1,000 kW. Interconnection agreements for member-owned renewable generation systems are also detailed, requiring adherence to specific standards and local codes. The document includes effective dates for revised sheets, typically ranging from 2007 to 2025, and is issued by Curtis Wynn, CEO, or James P. Duncan, CEO & General Manager. [M21 -022; case SD26-000013] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is reviewing a fee waiver request for Site Development Plan permit #SD26-000013 for the second expansion of the Gulf Coast & Central Florida Railroad Museum, Inc. The expansion will house the museum's Tarpon Springs display. The permit application is currently under review by Planning, Public Works, and Fire departments. A first comment letter is expected to be sent to the applicant on May 15, 2026. [9060 County Road 231, Wildwood, FL 34785; case STU26-000025] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is reviewing a fee waiver request for Special Exception Use permit #STU26-000025 for the Young Performing Artists, Inc. The permit is for the 2026 Mr. & Miss Royal King & Queen Competition, scheduled for June 20, 2026, from 10 am to 3 pm, with an expected attendance of 50-75 people. Planning, Public Works, and Fire departments have reviewed and approved the application. A Settlement Agreement and General Release between Sumter County ('Client') and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. ('Kimley-Horn') regarding the Supervisor of Elections Facility project. Kimley-Horn will pay $11,830.00 to Mark Cook Builders, Inc. to settle disputes related to Kimley-Horn's services on the project. The agreement releases Kimley-Horn from all claims related to the project. [case 2026-CA-000207] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is a defendant in a mortgage foreclosure case. The County claims an interest in the property via a Claim of Lien recorded on January 30, 2026, in Official Records Book 5403, Page 275. The County asserts its lien is subordinate to the mortgage but superior to other defendants' interests. The County also notes the property is out of compliance with Sumter County Code of Ordinances and that a prospective purchaser will be expected to bring it into compliance. [11826 NE 62nd Terrace, Lady Lake, FL 32162; case 25-012141] Sumter County, Florida, is pursuing a code enforcement lien against TPC Villages LLC for expired SPAL and permits. The property is located at 11826 NE 62nd Terrace, Lady Lake, FL 32162. As of April 24, 2026, the total amount owed for the lien, including daily fines and administrative costs, is $21,461.04. The daily fine of $100/day is still accruing as the property remains out of compliance. The case number associated with this lien is 25-012141. [2079 Switch Grass Circle, Ocoee, FL 34761; case 2026-CC-000358] Sumter County, Florida, is seeking a judicial default against Eugenia F. Hitson and The Unknown Spouse of Eugenia F. Hitson in a foreclosure case. The property in question is located at 2079 Switch Grass Circle, Ocoee, FL 34761. The County filed its Complaint for Foreclosure on February 16, 2026. Attempts to serve the defendants were unsuccessful, leading to service by publication. The deadline for an answer was April 27, 2026, and no response was filed. The case number is 2026-CC-000358. [case 2026-CC-000358] Sumter County, Florida, is seeking a judicial default against Certain Capital Investments LLC and Certain Capital Investments LLC FBO Firstrust in a foreclosure case. The property address is not explicitly stated in this document, but it is related to a foreclosure action. The County filed its Complaint for Foreclosure on February 16, 2026. Service was completed on February 24, 2026. The deadline for an answer was March 16, 2026, and no response was filed, leading to a Clerk's Default on March 26, 2026. The case number is 2026-CC-000358. [3687 CR 405DW, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538; case 2026-CC-000358] Sumter County, Florida, is seeking a judicial default against The Estate of Charlene R. Garris, The Unknown Spouse of Charlene R. Garris, Delores Lovett Smith, Mathew S. Smith, Richard Lee Zinsmeister, and The Unknown Tenant or Tenants in Possession in a foreclosure case. The property address is 3687 CR 405DW, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538. The County filed its Complaint for Foreclosure on February 16, 2026. Service attempts were made between February 27, 2026, and March 4, 2026, but were unsuccessful, leading to service by publication. Deadlines for answers were April 13, 2026 (for the Estate) and April 9, 2026 (for others). No responses were filed. The case number is 2026-CC-000358. [301.2400538.010; case 3-0187870] Payment to DRMP, INC. for Courthouse Remodel, Project 3-0187870. Payment to Brightview Landscapes, LLC for Road Mowing Services. Payment to Air Mechanical & Service Corp for various HVAC services across Sumter County facilities, including actuator installation, sensor replacement, unit inspection, heater replacement, ice machine relocation, and monthly/quarterly maintenance. [case 50000341014] Payment to Ajax Building Corporation for Sheriff Training Facility, Final #8. [case 24-008.08] Payment to Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering for project 24-008.08, specifically related to US 301-C466 Building. [case BOSCC 1253, J04E006 1254] Payments to GSB Construction and Development Inc for Dumpster Gate Repair at BOSCC and Demo & Clean-Up at J04E006. [case 50000295031] Payment to Ajax Building Corporation for Smtrvle SCSC & Fire Train #19. Payment to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc for Hot Mix Asphalt, ODP Asphalt, and SC C466 @ C475N Roundabout #7. [case 142109218, 142109202.1] Payments to Kimley-Horn and Assoc, Inc for Central Parkway Widen project (142109218) and CR 48 Lap (142109202.1). Payments to Glen Holt Aluminum LLC for Demo/Recon at Applegate #2, Berry #2, and Martinez #2. [case ITB00702025-PAYAPP10] Payment to Garcia Civil Contractors LLC for C44A & CR213 Sidewalk Improvement #10. [case 3918-4] Payment to Glen Holt Aluminum LLC for Ship Demo/Recon Green #4. Payment to M C Dean Inc for Lake Pan Library sign lights, main breaker at fairgrounds, and desk receptacle/light pole at ground boat. [Sumter; case P707000123] Payments to Vectrus Systems LLC for E-911 GIS Services in Sumter. Payment to JDMF LLC for Rights of Way Mowing and Litter services. [case BOSCC 1250] Payment to GSB Construction and Development Inc for Gas Heater Pipe services at BOSCC. Payment to Air Mechanical & Service Corp for various HVAC services across Sumter County facilities, including refrigerant work, heater installation, walk-in cooler repair, TXV valve replacement, freon/puron supply, and monthly/quarterly maintenance. [case 1035665548] Payments to Motorola Solutions, Inc for Security System Install and Motorola Active-eye. [case INV005413] Payment to Library Systems & Services, LLC for Library Systems & Services for March. [case 1150741] Payments to Transdev Fleet Services Inc for Fleet - Monthly Admin and Labor Costs/Parts. [case CC4451-001.01] Payment to Accenture LLP for MSBU Study & Services. [C466 @ C475N ROUNDABOUT #8; case 1512282-PAYAPP8] Payment to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc. for Hot Mix Asphalt and a Roundabout project. Payments were made for specific invoice items related to asphalt and roundabout construction. No decision or zoning change information is present. [C470 EXT PES] Payment to Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for engineering services related to C470 Extension Project (PES) and SS4A Plan. Payments are for specific project phases and plans. No decision or zoning change information is present. [C466@US301; case 24-008.09] Payment to Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering for final design services related to C466 @ US301. No decision or zoning change information is present. Payment to Brightview Landscapes, LLC for landscape contract services. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [VAR LOC SUMTERCO] Payment to Air Mechanical & Service Corp for ice machine maintenance and monthly maintenance services at various Sumter County locations. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [FDORM, NEW JAIL, JUD BLDG, DET CTR, CRTHSE] Payment to A Generator Guy for fuel tank inspection and testing, and minor preventative maintenance at various county facilities including FDORM, New Jail, Jud Bldg, Det Ctr, and Crthse. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [PK ST#30] Payment to M C Dean Inc for removal and replacement of a wall at Park Street #30. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Pestmaster Services of the Villages for pest control services at an unspecified location. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Stewart and Stevenson FDDA LLC for an ODP Generator Package. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [SUMTER] Payment to Traffic Engineering and Management LLC for enhanced highway signage in Sumter County. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [SR 44&C 47 #9] Payment to DRMP, Inc. for rehabilitation payments and work on SR 44 & C 47 #9. No specific project size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Unhinged LLC for breaching windows and doors. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Kofile Technologies Inc for scanning of large site plans. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Concept Seating Government LLC for emergency communication E-911 chairs. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to InteriorMark LLC DBA Theater Seat Store for a recliner for Station. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [case CS1603923] Payment to Finalcover LLC for CaseGuard Ult Suite. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [PARCEL J04E006] Payments to Leisure Time Mobile Home Estates Property for annual maintenance on Parcel J04E006 and a lien on the same parcel. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [PARCEL J04E006] Payment to Suncoast Credit Union for a loan payoff related to Parcel J04E006. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [JAIL, BHD] Payment to RCM Utilities LLC for repairs to a Rinai water heater at the jail and for snake services for toilets at BHD. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health USA Inc for medical supplies. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Otis Elevator Company for an elevator contract. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [SOE] Payment to Sumter Painting and Solutions LLC for removal of lettering and pressure washing at SOE. No specific project size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Idexx Distribution Inc for veterinary diagnostic testing. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Doodie Calls Inc for portable toilet rental. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Paul Brishke for Operative IQ Conference services. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [SUMTERBOCC] Payment to AssuredPartners of Florida LLC for benefit consulting services for Sumter County BOCC. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Daniel Enrique Vazquez for reimbursement for protective footwear. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to WCC Business Solutions Inc for monthly contract base services. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Level 3 Communications LLC for DIA services. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payments to First Citizens Bank and Trust Company for lease charges on various accounts. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to NDS Wellness LLC for wellness exams for Fire & EMS. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [ST#31] Payment to M C Dean Inc for a switch for EM Lite at Station #31. No specific project details or decisions are stated. [case AFAA5BB2-0063] Payment to Column Software PBC for Notice of Intent to Claim. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. Payment to Max Machined LLC for overpayment on 3 CitizenServe cases. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Munz Holdings LLC for two withdrawn permits. No specific project details or decisions are stated. Payment to Baker Distributing Co for HVAC miscellaneous filters. No specific project location, size, zoning change, or decision is stated. [case 26-0084] Payment to Purcell Funeral Home for indigent cremation services. No specific project details or decisions are stated. This document is a payment register from the Sumter Board of Commissioners detailing various payments made on or around April 23, 2026. It lists vendor names, invoice details, and payment amounts. Specific projects or development applications are not detailed, but rather routine operational expenses and vendor payments. This document is a payment register and check/NOD register for Sumter Board of Commissioners, detailing various payments made to vendors and individuals. It does not contain information about specific construction projects, zoning changes, or development proposals. The entries are primarily financial transactions for services, medical supplies, and employee benefits, with a list of individual employee payments. There is no information regarding new construction opportunities, public comments on development, or decisions on development projects. [CR 239, Oxford area] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a through truck traffic restriction on CR 239 in the Oxford area. This restriction is to prevent trucks from using the road to access the Black Kaw facility, as the road is not designed for heavy truck traffic and is connected to CR 237 for access. Staff recommended approval, and the motion carried unanimously. [City of Center Hill Joint Planning Area; case LU26-000007] Sumter County approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to remove 124.55 acres from the Joint Planning Area (JPA) of the City of Center Hill. This modification aligns with adjusted utility service area agreements between Sumter County, the City of Center Hill, and the City of Webster, ensuring parcels are entirely within one jurisdiction. The City of Center Hill had previously approved this modification. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the motion carried unanimously. [City of Webster Joint Planning Area; case LU26-000008] Sumter County approved a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment to add 124.55 acres to the Joint Planning Area (JPA) of the City of Webster. This change is coordinated with Sumter County and the City of Center Hill, and aligns with adjusted utility service area agreements to ensure parcels are entirely within one jurisdiction. The City of Webster had previously approved this modification. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the motion carried unanimously. [case LU25-000027] Sumter County adopted a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment to change the future land use on 48.56 acres from Agriculture to Rural Residential and on 14 acres to General Commercial. This amendment aims to align current uses and densities with the future land use map for 29 subject parcels that are vested non-conforming. No new development is proposed by this amendment. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the motion carried unanimously. [case ZON25-000056] Sumter County approved a rezoning of 14 acres from Light Commercial (CL) and Rural Residential Minimum Five Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Heavy Commercial (CH). This rezoning addresses split zoning and aligns the parcel with its proposed future land use of General Commercial and existing commercial activity. The site is within the Urban Development Area and an Economic Activity Center. Staff and the Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval, and the motion carried unanimously. [case ZON25-000013] The rezoning of 51.6 acres from General Agriculture Minimum 10 Acres with Conventional Housing (A10C) and Rural Residential 5 Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to PUD for Development as a Conservation Subdivision was continued to the April 14, 2026 Board Meeting. No motion or vote was needed. Change Order #1 for the Sumter County Sheriff's Office Final Phase to extend substantial and final completion dates. Staff recommends approval. Change Order #3 for the Gloria Rowe Hayward Sumter County Service Center and Fire Training Center to extend substantial and final completion dates. Staff recommends approval. Memorandum of Understanding between Lake Technical College and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners for Paramedic Education. Staff recommends approval. [US 301 and C 466 Intersection] Task Order #9 with Infrastructure Consulting and Engineering and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners for the design services of US 301 and C 466 Intersection Improvements. Staff recommends approval. Approval of Waiver of Fines and Release of Lien for Amber Hoyme. Staff recommends approval. Approval of Waiver of Fines and Release of Lien for Telzey Ecklin. Staff recommends approval. [case ZON25-000013] Rezoning Case ZON25-000013 for Williams on 51.6 Acres MOL from General Agriculture Minimum 10 Acres with Conventional Housing (A10C) and Rural Residential 5 Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to PUD for Development as a Conservation Subdivision. Planning and Zoning Special Master and Staff Recommend Approval; however, with Different Conditions - Staff Recommends the Conditions Removed by the Planning and Zoning Special Master be Retained. This agenda item is continued to July 14, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at The Gloria Rowe Hayward Service Center location. New notices will be sent out to the public. [Portion of Plum Street; case SUB26-000005] Public Hearing to Consider the Vacation of a Portion of Plum Street Adjacent to Parcels J13B203 and J13B204. Staff recommends approval. The motion carried unanimously 5-0. Resolution to Appoint Members to the Tourist Development Council. Eight (8) vacancies with applications. Staff recommends approval. The Board of County Commissioners adopted Ordinance 2026-___ creating a Tourist Development Council. The TDC would need to prepare and submit a plan for tourist development. Members of the TDC would be nine members comprised of specific seats and terms. [1336 CR 467D, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] Wayne Cassity, a General Contractor and owner of ABA Constructors Inc., applied for the Tourist Development Board. He is a Sumter County resident and a certified general contractor (CGC1512336). He has experience with rental and commercial real estate properties, marketing, and knowledge of Sumter County areas that could benefit tourism and economic development. He believes his marketing experience can help identify uses for the 40% promotional and 60% capital improvement funds, and he has knowledge of areas with tourism potential outside of The Villages. [3531 CR 714, Center Hill, FL 33514; case Submission #1283521] Stephanie Negrete, owner/operator of Crete & Company, LLC, applied for the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee. She is a Sumter County resident for 4 years and holds an Associate’s Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor’s Degree in Land Surveying/Geomatics. Her background includes land surveying, construction coordination, permitting, and small business operations. She believes her education and work experience in land use, property, construction, and community development, along with her understanding of communication between residents, contractors, and local government, will allow her to contribute a practical, detail-oriented, and community-minded perspective focused on responsible growth, local businesses, and quality of life. [10640 NE 27th Street, Oxford, FL 34484; case Submission #1283472] Gerard J. Lachnicht, a resident of Oxford, FL for 12 years, applied for reappointment to the Industrial Development Authority. He has an MSF in Finance from Florida International University and works in Wealth Management at Hancock Whitney. He has served on the board for several years and believes his finance and business background will add value to the process. [9145 Wildlight Trail, Wildwood, FL 34785; case Submission #1283591] Andrea McHugh, a Sumter County resident for 8 years, applied for the Tourist Development Council. She resides at 9145 Wildlight Trail, Wildwood, FL 34785. She is a Senior Area Sales Manager at Brownwood Hotel and Spa, Waterfront Inn, and Hotel Eastport. She has over 14 years of hospitality experience, including increasing banquet revenue and cross-selling hotel properties. She believes she can contribute a results-driven perspective grounded in The Villages’ unique tourism market, offering data-driven insights on booking trends and guest behavior. She also has experience as General Manager for Blackjack Sporting Clays in Sumterville. Her key clients include The Villages, Parady Financial, Blackstone Financial Advisory Group, Gresco Utility Supply, Ashgrove, and T&D family of companies. She is willing to file the required financial statement. [1852 Alton Ave., The Villages, FL 32163; case Submission #1283573] Ronald James McMahon, a resident of The Villages, FL for 19 years, applied for the Tourism Advisory Committee. He resides at 1852 Alton Ave., The Villages, FL 32163. He is retired and previously worked as a Manufacturing and Contract Cost Analyst for GE. He previously served on the Tourist Council for approximately 2 years before it was disbanded and has experience in the tourism industry, including managing tourism in Saratoga Springs, NY. He is willing to file the required financial statement. [1828 CR 543B, Sumterville, FL] Dana Martina applied for the Tourist Development Council. She resides at 1828 CR 543B, Sumterville, FL. She is a hospitality professional with experience in areas utilizing a bed tax structure to grow markets and support tourism. She is excited about the re-establishment of a Tourism Council and believes Sumter County is ready to focus on growing its tourism/visitor base. The Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals has three vacancies: Architect, Business Person, and General Contractor. The board evaluates and approves/disapproves contractors for local licensing, hears complaints against licensed contractors, disciplines licensed contractors, and hears reports of unlicensed contractor activity. Members must be legal, bona fide residents of Sumter County, and contractors must hold an active Sumter County Competency Card or a Florida Certified License. Terms are three years. The City Commission of Wildwood has appointed Commissioner Fountaine to serve as the Wildwood representative on the Tourist Development Council (TDC). [CR 614A, CR 727, CR 232 (Wildwood), CR 309 (Lake Panasoffkee), Stillwater Trail, and Buena Vista Boulevard; case ITB # 024-0-2025/RS] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, included approval of a change order for the Storm Pipe Replacement Project. The original contract with Bulldog Sitework, LLC was for $334,862.22. Change Order #1 increases the contract by $156,068.74, bringing the total to $490,930.96. The change order addresses deteriorated storm pipes at CR 614A and CR 727, adds two new locations for storm pipe replacement at CR 232 (Wildwood) and CR 309 (Lake Panasoffkee), and revises the scope for Stillwater Trail and Buena Vista Boulevard due to field conditions. [Webster Library; case Budget Amendment A-14 FY 2025/2026] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, included approval of a budget amendment (A-14) for FY 2025/2026. The amendment includes HVAC repairs for Public Safety Buildings, purchase of five new tables for the Webster Library, and monthly monitoring for the A-Line Fire for the new Fire Training Center, funded by the General Fund (001) with a $30,306 impact. It also amends the budget for LAP C466 at C4754 improvements, a decrease for FY26 design of the Resurfacing C48 project (to be completed in FY27), and an increase for FY26 construction for C470 Safety improvements, funded by the Secondary Trust Fund (106) with a $100,000 impact. [3918 Pine Avenue, Coleman, FL 33521] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, addressed the Affordable Housing Program. Ms. Linda Green received $475.00 in grant assistance for demolition/reconstruction of a new home at 3918 Pine Avenue, Coleman, FL 33521, after her previous home was destroyed by fire. The assistance leveraged Affordable Housing funds with SHIP funds. The contract includes provisions for recapture of funds if the property ceases to be owned and occupied by the Grantee or a family member within five years. Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, reviewed purchase orders for FY 2025/2026. Four requisitions totaling $242,660.92 were recommended for approval. These include a CAD Software Renewal for $87,860.92 (Vendor: TRITECH SOFTWARE SYSTEMS, G/L: 001-415-525-4607), a RapidDeploy Software Renewal for $67,200.00 (Vendor: RAPIDDEPLOY INC, G/L: 114-155-525-4607), Purchase of Leased Vehicle/Equipment for $25,200.00 (Vendor: ACME AUTO LEASING, LLC, G/L: 001-416-541-6400), and C 48 Wetland Mitigation Credit Purchase for $62,400.00 (Vendor: SOUTHERN STATES LAND AND TIMBE, G/L: 106-340-541-6392). Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, addressed the disposal, surplus, and transfer of property. The request was to approve inventory transactions for items deemed out of service or replaced due to age/mileage. Items include two K12 Saws (Fire & EMS) and three Passenger Buses (Fleet). Sumter County Board of County Commissioners meeting on May 12, 2026, reviewed the Sumter County Fire & EMS Collections Bad Debt Write-Off for FY 2025/2026. The total monthly write-off for February 2026 was $163,164.49. This policy allows for the review and write-off of uncollectible debt from EMS transportation billing, which began in October 2022. [case RFP 014-0-2023/JV] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved Extension #2 to the contract with JDMF LLC for Rights of Way Mowing and Litter Removal. The extension is from April 25, 2023, to April 24, 2027. The total budget impact for this extension is $687,464.10, funded by the General Fund. This extension adds new roads to the contract, increasing the per-acre mowing cost from $30 to $42 due to narrower right-of-ways (less than 15 feet) and a higher mileage count (325 miles vs. 120 miles). The litter removal cost remains $14 per acre. The total annual cost for mowing and litter removal is projected to increase significantly. [7375 Powell Rd Ste 200 Wildwood, FL 34785 (Sumter County)] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a Beta Analytics and Data Sharing Agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. This agreement allows Sumter County to participate in a beta program and data sharing initiative to support integration with PowerDMS and other County systems. Participation is voluntary and may be discontinued at any time. The agreement is a standing agreement for current and future Motorola beta programs and is exempt from public records. There is no budget impact or funding source specified for this agreement. [The Villages Community Resurfacing, District 2; case FPN 447408-1-54-01] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners approved a State Funded Grant Agreement (SFGA) with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for the construction phase services of The Villages Community Resurfacing project. The SFGA will reimburse project costs up to $2,568,002. The project involves milling and resurfacing on multiple roads in District 2 of The Villages. The total estimated project cost is $4,059,028. The agreement is effective May 12, 2026, and the project completion date is March 31, 2027. [Various streets within The Villages Communities, including San Marino Drive, Enrique Drive, Augustine Drive, Margarita Drive, and a portion of Morven Parkway.; case 447408-1-54-01] This document is a State-Funded Grant Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Transportation and Sumter County for The Villages Community Resurfacing project. The project involves milling and resurfacing of various roads within The Villages Communities, totaling 11.32 miles. Key activities include reworking of limerock base, pavement markings, and other construction elements like mobilization, maintenance of traffic, and pollution prevention. All pedestrian facilities must adhere to ADA standards. The project is scheduled for construction contract letting by June 29, 2026, with a 90-day construction duration, and completion by November 01, 2026. The total project cost is $4,059,028.00, with $2,568,002.00 in state funds and $1,491,026.00 in local funds. The agreement outlines detailed requirements for contractors, including contract review, compliance with Florida Statutes for purchases, consultant selection, design and construction standards, permitting, insurance, and indemnification. The Recipient (Sumter County) will perform CEI services using its own forces. The agreement also specifies audit requirements and restrictions on vendors. [McNeill Drive Phase 5] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is accepting ownership and maintenance of McNeill Drive Phase 5, initiating a one-year warranty period. This project was previously approved on September 2, 2023, with a notice to proceed issued thereafter. The project is certified complete, with all inspections and repairs finalized. As-built drawings will be submitted prior to the warranty expiration. Reimbursement for project invoices will commence five years from receipt. [Sections 12 and 13, Township 20 South, Range 23 East, Sumter County, Florida; case JOB S01122.09960] This document details legal descriptions for land parcels within Sumter County, Florida, specifically within Sections 12 and 13 of Township 20 South, Range 23 East. It outlines boundaries and dimensions for right-of-way transfers related to McNeill Drive, Phase 5. The total area described is 8.62 acres. The document includes extensive survey data with bearings, distances, radii, and central angles, but does not state the applicant, case number, decision, or specific project type beyond right-of-way transfer. The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is considering revising the Planner Job Description. The proposed change is to remove the requirement for a Certified Floodplain Manager certification, making it a preferred qualification. This aligns with the primary focus of floodplain activities on a dedicated Floodplain Manager and is a requirement for promotion to Assistant Planning Manager. The meeting date was May 12, 2026. [case 5307 Transit Grant Application] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners is approving resolutions to delegate authority for the 5307 Transit Grant Application with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). Sumter County Transit (SCT) is applying for this grant as part of the Lady Lake/The Villages Urbanized Area (UZA) following the 2020 Census. The grant will help defer operating expenses for Sumter County. The county administrator is authorized to execute and file the application. The meeting date was May 12, 2026. [11728 CR 207W, Oxford, FL 34484; case 2012-60020574] Sumter County Housing Services requested the execution of a Satisfaction of Mortgage for the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program. The mortgage, originally for $9,750.30, was executed by Doug and Heather Stacey for repairs to their home at 11728 CR 207W, Oxford, FL 34484. The final payment was received on May 4, 2026, and the mortgage is now paid in full. Staff recommended approval.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-12
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Staff Recommends Approval for the ordinance creating the Tourist Development Council and levying a Tourist Development Tax.
- Address:
- 7375 Powell Road, Wildwood, FL 34785 (County Administrator's Office); 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163 (Meeting Location)
- Applicant:
- Sumter County Board of County Commissioners
April 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda
[5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163; case ZON26-000007] Rezoning of 7.5 Acres MOL from Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Optional Housing (RR5) to permit the placement of one (1) Class B Mobile Home. Staff recommends approval. The meeting is scheduled for April 28, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Everglades Regional Recreation Center, 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163. [C17-014; case S2021-0007] Sumter County intends to revoke a Special Use Permit that allows a Sixty (60) Seat Church on Parcel C17-014. Staff recommends revocation of the Special Use Permit. The meeting is scheduled for April 28, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Everglades Regional Recreation Center, 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163. Proclamation recognizing the week of April 26 - May 2, 2026, as National Apprenticeship Appreciation Week in Sumter County. Proclamation recognizing May 4 - 8, 2026, as Economic Development Week in Sumter County. Proclamation recognizing May 8, 2026, as Child Care Provider Appreciation Day in Sumter County. [7854 SR 471 / N24-042] Discussion regarding 7854 SR 471 / N24-042 for direction. [Heart of Florida Landfill] Letter from District 52 State Representative regarding the Permitted Exploratory Deep Injection Well at the Heart of Florida Landfill. Final Integrated Water Quality Assessment for Florida and Landfills Article. City of Bushnell Response to WESH 2. RND Organics. FDEP Central District Quarterly Newsletter. ECFRPC Impact Reports and County Roll Up Reports. Letter of Designation for the Central Florida Crimeline, Inc. as a Recipient of The Crime Stoppers Trust Fund Funding. Woodland Crossings Community Development District Budget. Florida Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at University of Central Florida (UCF) - Sumter County Quarterly Performance Report. [N. Morse Boulevard] N. Morse Boulevard Multimodal Path Safety Recommendations to the AAC. [SR 44 from West of I-75 to East of CR 229] State Road (SR) 44 Resurfacing from West of I-75 to East of CR 229. [Heart of Florida Landfill] Letter to A.C.M.S., Inc. Regarding Heart of Florida Landfill. Florida PACE Funding Agency vs. Sumter County Tax Collector. FL RV Village Wildwood, LLC, et al. vs. Sumter County. Skytop Ranch LLC Bankruptcy Case Engagement Agreement for Legal Representation for Sumter County Regarding this Case. Emergency Motion Regarding Sunshine 10, LLC dba Sunshine Arcade vs. Sumter County BOCC. Emergency Motion Regarding Villages 2018, LLC dba Senior Social Center vs. Sumter County. Emergency Motion Regarding Player's Palace, LLC vs. Sumter County. March 2026 Check Register. Minutes from the January 13, 2026 Regular Meeting. Minutes from the February 17, 2026 Workshop Meeting. Minutes from the March 10, 2026 Regular Meeting. [5497 Marsh Bend Trail, The Villages, FL 34785] Set Public Hearing for May 12, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Everglades Recreation Center, 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, The Villages, FL 34785, to Adopt an Ordinance Establishing the Tourist Development Council and Advertise for Applications. Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) One (1) Vacancy. Construction Industry Licensing/Fire Code Board of Appeals Three (3) Vacancies. Industrial Development Authority One (1) Vacancy. Library Technology Advisory Board (LTAB), Two (2) Vacancies. Public Safety Coordinating Council Six (6) Vacancies. [case A-13] Budget Amendment A-13 for FY 2025/2026. Purchase Order Approval for FY 2025/2026. Inventory Transactions - Disposal, Surplus, and Transfer of Property. [948 CR 461, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] Review Purchase Offers for Surplus Parcel J04E006 – 948 CR 461, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538. Acceptance of Florida Local Government Cybersecurity Grant Year 3. [between C 469 and Lake County Line] Agreements for Purchase of Wetland Mitigation Credits for C 48 Improvement Project between C 469 and Lake County Line. Amendment 1 of Agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc for BRINC MSI Takeoff Program. Approval of Motion for Entry of Stipulated Final Judgment with AQ Old Mill, LLC. [case MOU No. 5] Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) #5 Between Sumter County Board of County Commissioners and the Professional Firefighters of Sumter County, International Association of Firefighters Local 5313, Rank and File Unit. [case MOU No. 6] Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) #6 Between Sumter County Board of County Commissioners and the Professional Firefighters of Sumter County, International Association of Firefighters Local 5313, Supervisory Unit. [County-Wide; case Task Order 11] Task Order 11 with DRMP and Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) for Phase One of County-Wide Condition Assessment for Sign Panels, Supports, and Retroreflectivity. The School Safety Program FY 2026-2027 Agreement Between The Villages Charter School, Inc., The Board of County Commissioners of Sumter County, Florida, and the Sumter County Sheriff's Office. The School Safety Program FY 2026-2027 Agreement Between The School Board of Sumter County, Florida, The Board of County Commissioners of Sumter County, Florida, and the Sumter County Sheriff's Office. First Amendment to Settlement Agreement with Olympus Painting, Inc. Business Associate Agreement with Sumter County Sheriff for Drone Logistics System Integration with 911 Call-Taking Services. [case SS4A] Accept the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP). Approval of Waiver of Fines and Release of Lien for Kenneth Mitchell, Jr. Correction Due to Clerk's Scriveners Error, the Recording Page Number of the Civil Restitution Lien was Listed Incorrectly on Satisfaction for Kevin Edwin Thompson. [The Bushnell Tax Collector Office; case Resolution 2026-] Resolution to Rename The Bushnell Tax Collector Office to the Tom Swain Tax Collector's Office.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Staff Recommends Approval
- Address:
- 5497 Marsh Bend Trail, Grand Canyon Room, The Villages, FL 32163
- Applicant:
- Himes
April 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Agenda packet 2026-04-28
[601 C-478A; case ZON26-000007] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners considered a rezoning request for 7.5 acres. The property, owned by Timothy and Vivian Himes, was rezoned from Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum Five (5) Acres with Optional Housing (RR5). This change permits the placement of one Class B mobile home. The Planning and Zoning Special Master recommended approval on April 6, 2026, and the Board of County Commissioners approved the request on April 28, 2026. The property is located in an unincorporated area north of C 478A and west of SR 50. The rezoning addresses a personal need for housing and is considered consistent with surrounding property uses and the Comprehensive Plan. No public opposition was noted; only positive written comments were received. [case ZON26-000007] Sumter County Planning and Zoning Special Master held a public hearing on April 6, 2026, to consider a rezoning application for 7.5 acres. The applicant, James Wade III, requested to rezone the property from Rural Residential Minimum Five Acres with Conventional Housing (RR5C) to Rural Residential Minimum Five Acres with Optional Housing (RR5) to allow for one Class B mobile home. The Special Master's recommendation will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners on April 28, 2026. The document also notes a separate action regarding the potential revocation of a Special Use Permit for Sts. Joachim and Anna Orthodox Church due to alleged violations. [1961 CR 246S, Oxford, FL 34484; case S2021-0007] Sumter County Board of County Commissioners considered the revocation of Special Use Permit S2021-0007 for Sts. Joachim and Anna Orthodox Church, located at 1961 CR 246S, Oxford, FL 34484, on parcel C17-014. The permit allowed a sixty (60) seat church. The county issued a Notice of Intent to Revoke on April 10, 2026, citing violations including an RV used as a residence, a semi-trailer not permitted, and accumulation of trash and debris, observed on February 17, 2026. The church requested a revocation hearing, stating they have addressed the violations. The Board of County Commissioners held a public hearing on April 28, 2026, to consider the revocation. The document also includes a resolution approving rezoning application ZON26-000007. [case Not applicable] The Board of County Commissioners of Sumter County, Florida, proclaimed the week of April 26 – May 2, 2026, as National Apprenticeship Appreciation Week. This proclamation recognizes the role of Registered Apprenticeships in developing a skilled workforce and supporting career pathways. It highlights Florida's ranking in talent attraction and the efforts of CareerSource Central Florida in supporting apprenticeship programs. [case Not applicable] The Board of County Commissioners of Sumter County, Florida, proclaimed the week of May 4th – May 8th, 2026, as Economic Development Week. This proclamation commends the Sumter County Economic Development team for their work in promoting economic well-being, supporting businesses, creating jobs, and facilitating county growth. [case Not applicable] The Board of County Commissioners of Sumter County, Florida, proclaimed May 8, 2026, as Child Care Provider Appreciation Day. This proclamation celebrates the contributions of early care and education providers in nurturing children, supporting families, and strengthening the local economy. It acknowledges the role of the Early Learning Coalition of the Nature Coast. [7854 SR 471; case N24-042] Bradley Arnold, County Administrator, informed Chris Thompson that the Board of County Commissioners would be approached on April 28, 2026, for direction regarding the potential acquisition of Thompson's property at 7854 SR 471 for integration with the fairgrounds. If the Board supports pursuing the property, an appraiser will be engaged to coordinate a site visit. [7854 SR 471, Bushnell, FL 33513; case N24-042] This document contains correspondence regarding the potential acquisition of property at 7854 SR 471, Bushnell, FL 33513, by Sumter County for fairgrounds expansion. Chris Thompson, the property owner, is open to offers and has 300 feet of road-front access. The County Administrator, Bradley Arnold, is seeking direction from the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) to proceed with an appraisal and offer. The strategic plan for fairgrounds expansion is expected by the end of the month. The document also includes a letter from State Representative Samantha Scott to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection expressing concerns about an exploratory deep injection well at the Heart of Florida Landfill in Sumter County, citing potential risks to the Floridan Aquifer. Additionally, it contains the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's 2018 Integrated Water Quality Assessment report, detailing surface and groundwater quality, impaired waters, and water quality initiatives across Florida. This document is a report on Florida's water quality assessment, focusing on monitoring networks, chemical tracers, harmful algal blooms, and sediment quality. It details the methodology and results of statewide probabilistic and trend monitoring of rivers, streams, canals, and lakes from 2014-2016. The report identifies frequently detected pesticides and discusses their impact. It also outlines the state's approach to managing nutrient enrichment and harmful algal blooms, including the use of chemical tracers and the development of Numeric Nutrient Criteria (NNC). The document details the Triennial Review of Florida's Water Quality Standards, which led to new criteria for bacteriological quality, ammonia, and specific compounds like nonylphenol, carbaryl, chlorpyrifos, and diazinon. It also covers the reclassification of certain estuarine waters for shellfish propagation. The report emphasizes the importance of water quality modeling and coordination between the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Water Management Districts (WMDs). Finally, it presents sediment quality evaluation for lakes, using threshold effects concentration (TEC) and probable effects concentration (PEC) to assess potential harm to sediment-dwelling organisms. Copper, lead, and zinc were found to have the most elevated concentrations in lake sediments. This document is a statewide water quality assessment for Florida, detailing findings on lake and groundwater sediment contaminants, surface water and groundwater trends, and designated use support in surface waters. It identifies specific pollutants of concern, such as metals (copper, lead, zinc) in lake sediments, and lists numerous water bodies impaired for dissolved oxygen, fecal coliform, mercury, and nutrients. The document outlines the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) and Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) programs, which are mechanisms for addressing these impairments. It details the status of adopted and pending BMAPs across various basins, specifying the parameters addressed and implementation status. The document does not contain specific project proposals, addresses, or developer information that would be directly actionable for contractors seeking specific work opportunities. Instead, it provides a broad overview of water quality issues and regulatory programs aimed at addressing them. This document is a comprehensive report on Florida's water quality, focusing on groundwater and surface water assessments from 2018. It details findings on various contaminants, including bacteria, salinity, metals, VOCs, SOCs, nitrate, and radionuclides, across different basins and water bodies. The report identifies areas with exceedances of primary drinking water Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) and discusses potential sources and contributing factors. It also presents data on nutrient levels (nitrogen and phosphorus) and dissolved oxygen in springs and other surface waters, highlighting concerns related to algal growth and water quality degradation. The document does not contain specific project proposals, development applications, or contractor opportunities but provides extensive data on water quality conditions statewide. This document is a comprehensive water quality assessment for Florida, detailing various water bodies and their compliance with water quality standards. It lists specific lakes and water segments identified as impaired, along with the parameters causing the impairment (e.g., DO, Nutrients (TSI), Mercury (in fish tissue), Fecal Coliform, Lead, Iron, Copper, Silver, Thallium, Un-Ionized Ammonia, Turbidity). The document outlines the methodology for assessing water quality, including the Integrated Water Quality Assessment (IWR) and the Watershed Management Approach. It also details the classification of surface waters and the criteria for determining use support. There are no specific development projects, applicants, case numbers, or decisions mentioned in this excerpt. The focus is on existing water quality conditions and assessment methodologies. This document is a technical report detailing the methodology for evaluating water quality in Florida, including data exclusion criteria, biological assessment tools (SCI and BioRecon), and the evaluation of different use attainments (aquatic life, recreation, consumption, drinking water). It also discusses the use and risks associated with deep injection wells for wastewater disposal, including public perception and stakeholder engagement strategies. The document lists numerous entities involved in environmental monitoring and assessment across Florida. This document contains multiple unrelated items. One section discusses the technical aspects and public perception of deep injection wells (DIW) for wastewater disposal, noting that while the technology has improved, public concern exists regarding proximity to drinking water sources. It also details a specific project in Bushnell, Florida, where the city has not taken a formal stance on a landfill's plans to haul waste from Miami-Dade County or construct a leachate disposal injection well, deferring regulatory authority to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). Another section outlines the proposed budget for the Woodland Crossing Community Development District for Fiscal Year 2027, detailing revenues from assessments and expenditures for general administration and operations/maintenance. There is also information regarding water system workshops, sanitary survey inspections, and sampling requirements from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Central District Newsletter. [State Road (S.R.) 44 from west of I-75 to east of C.R. 229; case 452656-1] The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) plans to resurface State Road (S.R.) 44 from west of Interstate 75 (I-75) to east of County Road (C.R.) 229. The project includes rehabilitating the asphalt, filling sidewalk gaps, reconstructing pedestrian curb ramps to ADA standards, upgrading traffic signals and lighting, and evaluating driveway openings for modifications. The estimated costs are $1.6 million for design (ongoing, late 2026) and $8.1 million for construction (funded, summer 2027). [N. Morse Boulevard north of C 466] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is responding to requests from the Amenity Authority Committee (AAC) regarding speed limits and stop signs on N. Morse Boulevard. A study confirmed accidents involving golf carts are concentrated at intersections where vehicles and golf carts conflict. The AAC requested lowering the speed limit to 25 MPH and adding stop signs. The BOCC will not proceed with these requests, citing that N. Morse Boulevard is classified as a Minor Arterial Urban road, which requires continuous service and is not suitable for stop signs for speed control. Traffic data does not warrant lowering the speed limit, and speed was not indicated as a factor in accidents. The BOCC urges the AAC to implement lower-cost alternatives from a Kimley-Horn study to address intersection conflicts and improve multi-modal path safety. [1032 County RD 529, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538] The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) has received ongoing citizen complaints regarding odors and poor air quality from the Heart of Florida Landfill, operated by ACMS, Inc. at 1032 County RD 529, Lake Panasoffkee, FL 33538. Despite previous corrective actions and a report indicating violations were cured in December 2025, complaints persist. The County is pursuing legal action to compel compliance with permits and address public nuisance claims related to odor and air quality. ACMS, Inc. is demanded to immediately and consistently comply with Chapter 403, Florida Statutes, Rules 62-296.320 and 63-701.530, Florida Administrative Code, and odor/air quality provisions of Title V Air Permit No. 1190053-007-AV. [case SC2026-0440 (Supreme Court of Florida); 2022-CA-1562 (Lower Tribunal Case Number)] This document is a petition to the Supreme Court of Florida by the Florida PACE Funding Agency (Agency) seeking to compel 42 county tax collectors to perform their ministerial duty of collecting Agency assessments. The Agency obtained a $5 billion bond validation in 2022, which included a final judgment confirming its statewide authority and the tax collectors' duty to collect its assessments. This judgment, under section 75.09 of Florida Statutes, is 'forever conclusive' and cannot be challenged. However, tax collectors have refused to collect these assessments, leading to potential bond default. The Agency argues that ordinary legal remedies are inadequate and seeks extraordinary relief via writ to enforce the final judgment and prevent irreparable harm to the bond market. The document details the legal history, including previous court decisions affirming the Agency's position and the tax collectors' obligations. The core dispute centers on whether tax collectors have discretion to refuse collection based on arguments already rejected by the courts. [case SC2024-0652] This document is an appendix to an appellant's initial brief filed in the Supreme Court of Florida, case number SC2024-0652. It details an emergency motion for an order to show cause filed by the Florida PACE Funding Agency against various Florida tax collectors. The Agency seeks to hold the tax collectors in indirect civil contempt for failing to collect non-ad valorem assessments, which are used to secure revenue bonds for storm hardening and energy conservation improvements. The motion stems from a Final Judgment in 2022, which validated $5 billion in revenue bonds and declared the tax collectors' duty to collect these assessments as 'wholly ministerial.' This judgment was affirmed by the Florida Supreme Court in December 2025. The Agency argues that the continued refusal of certain tax collectors to perform this duty jeopardizes the Agency's ability to make bond payments, potentially leading to default. The document lists 42 tax collectors who are allegedly refusing to collect the assessments. The Agency is seeking sanctions, including per diem fines, remittance of outstanding amounts, and attorneys' fees. [case 2022-CA-1562] This document details a court's decision regarding the Florida PACE Funding Agency's (the Agency) revenue bonds. The court denied motions to invalidate a prior final judgment that authorized the Agency to issue up to $5,000,000,000 in bonds for qualifying improvements, including seawalls. The court affirmed its jurisdiction to validate the bonds and related matters, including the Agency's statewide authority and the ministerial duty of tax collectors to collect assessments. The decision stems from a bond validation proceeding initiated by the Agency, which was found to have complied with all statutory notice requirements. The court emphasized the finality of bond validation judgments and found the motions to be untimely and without legal merit. [case 2022-CA-1562 (Circuit Court); SC2024-0652, SC2024-0656, SC2024-0664, SC2024-0681 (Supreme Court)] This document details a legal dispute concerning a $5 billion bond validation for the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA). The core issue was whether a motion for relief from the final judgment could be filed after the appeal period expired. The Supreme Court of Florida affirmed the circuit court's decision, ruling that Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.540 does not apply to bond validation proceedings due to the finality provisions in Chapter 75 of the Florida Statutes. The Court found that bond validation proceedings are special statutory proceedings where the statute's procedural rules take precedence over general civil procedure rules unless the rules specifically state otherwise. The Court also addressed jurisdictional arguments and affirmed that the appeals were properly before them. Dissenting opinions argued about the Court's jurisdiction and whether certain matters adjudicated in the bond validation were collateral and thus void. The document also lists various counties and tax collectors who were parties to the appeal, as well as amicus curiae briefs filed by other entities. This document details a legal dispute where numerous Florida Tax Collectors are refusing to collect non-ad valorem assessments certified by the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA). The FPFA relies on these collections to repay bonds, and their failure to collect has led to financial strain and potential default. Despite a Florida Supreme Court decision affirming that motions to set aside judgments are not applicable in bond validation proceedings, many tax collectors maintain that the underlying issue of whether they are required to collect these assessments, and whether FPFA complied with statutory prerequisites, remains unresolved. Several tax collectors have explicitly declined settlement offers from FPFA, citing ongoing litigation and their interpretation of the Supreme Court's ruling as not compelling them to collect the assessments. Specific counties and tax collectors mentioned include Alachua, Baker, Bay, Bradford, Brevard, Collier, Columbia, DeSoto, Dixie, Duval, Escambia, Gadsden, Gilchrist, Glades, Hamilton, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Jackson, Lake, Lee, Leon, Madison, Okaloosa, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Putnam, Santa Rosa, Seminole, St. Johns, St. Lucie, Sumter, Taylor, Union, Volusia, Wakulla, Walton, and Washington. [216 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301 (Young Qualls, P.A.)] This document contains multiple letters from various county Tax Collectors in Florida, represented by Timothy R. Qualls of Young Qualls, P.A., to James C. Dinkins of Civil Forge Law. The letters, dated between January 13, 2026, and January 23, 2026, all state that the respective Tax Collector declines a proposed settlement from the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) regarding a bond validation action. The Tax Collectors maintain that the Florida Supreme Court's decision addressed only post-judgment finality and did not resolve substantive issues concerning the requirement for county Tax Collectors to collect PACE assessments, how these assessments should be administered, or FPFA's compliance with statutory prerequisites. They cite numerous trial court rulings that favored Tax Collectors in similar mandamus actions. The proposed settlement is deemed unacceptable as it would impose unsupported legal and operational obligations and expose the Tax Collectors to ongoing risk without adequate protections. [216 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301 (Young Qualls, P.A. office); Post Office Box 1833, Tallahassee, FL 32302-1833 (Young Qualls, P.A. reply to); Post Office Box 141148, Orlando, Florida 32814 (Civil Forge Law address); PO Box 1110, Tampa, FL 33601-1110 (Hillsborough County Attorney office); case 2022-CA-1562 (Leon County, Florida)] This document contains correspondence and court filings related to a legal dispute involving the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) and various County Tax Collectors regarding the collection of PACE assessments. Multiple Tax Collectors, including those from Gadsden, Volusia, and Hillsborough Counties, have declined settlement proposals from FPFA. The core of the dispute centers on whether Tax Collectors are legally obligated to collect PACE assessments, with Tax Collectors asserting that the Supreme Court's decision only addressed post-judgment finality and did not resolve these substantive issues. Hillsborough County's Tax Collector noted that their interlocal agreement with FPFA was terminated in December 2020 and a new one was entered into in February 2025, impacting the collection of assessments. A court order from February 3, 2026, in Leon County, Florida, directs 42 Tax Collectors to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with previous court judgments and mandates regarding the collection of PACE assessments. A hearing was scheduled for February 9, 2026. Subsequent filings indicate that FPFA has provided notice of compliance with this order, serving the relevant documents on counsel for the Tax Collectors. [101 E. College Avenue, 5th Floor, Tallahassee, FL 32301 (Law Offices of Lawson Huck Gonzalez, PLLC); 215 South Monroe Street, Suite 601, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (Gunster, Yoakley & Stewart, P. A.); 401 E. Jackson Street, Suite 1500, Tampa, Florida 33602 (Gunster, Yoakley & Stewart, P. A.); 107 W. College Avenue, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (Kutak Rock LLP); 301 S. Monroe Street, Room 202, Tallahassee, Florida 32301-1861 (Leon County Attorney's Office); 200 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 1900, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 (Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, P.L.); One Independent Drive, Suite 1300, Jacksonville, FL 32201 (Foley & Lardner LLP); 106 East College Avenue, Suite 900, Tallahassee, FL 32301-7732 (Foley & Lardner LLP); 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, Florida 34982 (St. Lucie County); 216 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (Young Qualls, P.A.); 1785 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, FL 32303-5707 (Webster + Baptiste, PLLC); Gateway Blvd. Ste. 201-I, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034 (Jacobs Scholz & Wyler, LLC); 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, C-308, Viera, Florida 32940 (Brevard County Attorney); 3299 East Tamiami Trail, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112-5749 (Collier County Attorney’s Office); 601 E Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33602-4932 (Hillsborough County Attorney's Office); 117 W Duval St Ste 480, Jacksonville, FL 32202-5721 (Office of General Counsel); P.O. Box 985, Tavares, Florida 32778 (Brionez + Brionez, P.A.); Leon County Courthouse, 301 S. Monroe Street, Suite 475, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (State Attorney’s Office); Office of the State Attorney, 110 NW 1 Ave, Suite 5000, Ocala, Florida 34475 (State Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit); Office of the State Attorney, P.O. Box 17500, Clearwater, Florida 33765-0500 (State Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit); 251 N. Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 (Office of Seventh Circuit State Attorney R.J. Larizza); Office of State Attorney, 415 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801 (Office of Andrew A. Bain, State Attorney, Ninth Judicial Circuit); 120 W. University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida 32601 (State Attorney for the Eighth Judicial Circuit); 315 Court Street, Sixth Floor, Clearwater, Florida 33756 (Pinellas County Attorney’s Office); 20 North Main Street, Suite 462, Brooksville, Florida 34601 (Hernando County Attorney); P.O. Box 398, Fort Myers, Florida 33902-0398 (Lee County Attorney’s Office); 300 N Dixie Hwy, Floor 3, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401-4630 (Palm Beach County Attorney’s Office); 123 W. Indiana Avenue, DeLand, Florida 32720 (Volusia County); 301 North Olive Avenue, 3rd Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (Palm Beach County Tax Collector); P.O. Box 2016, Bartow, Florida 33831 (Polk County Tax Collector); Polk County Attorney’s Office, PO Box 9005, Drawer AT01, Bartow, Florida 33831-9005 (Polk County Attorney’s Office); Lee County Tax Collector’s Office, 2480 Thompson Street, 4th Floor, Fort Myers, Florida 33901 (Lee County Tax Collector); 20 South Broad Street, Brooksville, Florida 34601 (Hogan Law Firm); PO Box 5325, Vero Beach, FL 32961-5325 (Robert C. Nall, P.A.); P.O. Box 1110, Tampa, Florida 33601-1110 (Hillsborough County Tax Collector); 2300 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce, Florida 34982 (St. Lucie County); 216 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (Young Qualls, P.A.); 1785 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee, FL 32303-5707 (Webster + Baptiste, PLLC); Gateway Blvd. Ste. 201-I, Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034 (Jacobs Scholz & Wyler, LLC); 2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way, C-308, Viera, Florida 32940 (Brevard County Attorney); 3299 East Tamiami Trail, Suite 800, Naples, Florida 34112-5749 (Collier County Attorney’s Office); 840 W. 11th Street, Panama City, Florida 32401 (Bay County); P.O. Box 2340, LaBelle, Florida 33975 (Hendry County Attorney); P.O. Box 7800, Tavares, Florida 32778-7800 (Lake County Attorney’s Office); 201 S. Rosalind Avenue, 3rd Floor, Post Office Box 1393, Orlando, Florida 32802-1393 (Orange County); 123 W. Indiana Avenue, DeLand, Florida 32720 (Volusia County); 301 North Olive Avenue, 3rd Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (Palm Beach County Tax Collector); P.O. Box 2016, Bartow, Florida 33831 (Polk County Tax Collector); Polk County Attorney’s Office, PO Box 9005, Drawer AT01, Bartow, Florida 33831-9005 (Polk County Attorney’s Office); Lee County Tax Collector’s Office, 2480 Thompson Street, 4th Floor, Fort Myers, Florida 33901 (Lee County Tax Collector); 315 Court Street, Sixth Floor, Clearwater, Florida 33756 (Pinellas County Attorney’s Office); 20 South Broad Street, Brooksville, Florida 34601 (Hogan Law Firm); PO Box 5325, Vero Beach, FL 32961-5325 (Robert C. Nall, P.A.); 601 E Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33602-4932 (Hillsborough County Attorney's Office); 117 W Duval St Ste 480, Jacksonville, FL 32202-5721 (Office of General Counsel); P.O. Box 985, Tavares, Florida 32778 (Brionez + Brionez, P.A.); Leon County Courthouse, 301 S. Monroe Street, Suite 475, Tallahassee, Florida 32301 (State Attorney’s Office); Office of the State Attorney, 110 NW 1 Ave, Suite 5000, Ocala, Florida 34475 (State Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit); Office of the State Attorney, P.O. Box 17500, Clearwater, Florida 33765-0500 (State Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit); 251 N. Ridgewood Avenue, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 (Office of Seventh Circuit State Attorney R.J. Larizza); Office of State Attorney, 415 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801 (Office of Andrew A. Bain, State Attorney, Ninth Judicial Circuit); 120 W. University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida 32601 (State Attorney for the Eighth Judicial Circuit).; case 2022-CA-1562] This document is a legal filing related to the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) and outstanding assessments. It details a court case (Case No. 2022-CA-1562) in the Second Judicial Circuit, Leon County, Florida, where FPFA is the plaintiff and the State of Florida is a defendant. The filing includes a Schedule of Outstanding Assessments as of January 28, 2026, listing various county tax collectors and the total outstanding assessment amounts for their respective counties. It also includes responses from Tax Collectors (Hillsborough, Lake, Brevard, Indian River Counties) arguing against contempt charges and asserting lack of jurisdiction and legal duty to collect certain assessments. The core of the dispute revolves around the authority of FPFA to impose non-ad valorem assessments statewide and the requirement for local government authorization (ordinances, resolutions, interlocal agreements) for PACE programs to operate and for assessments to be placed on tax rolls. Several court decisions and legislative clarifications are cited to support the Tax Collectors' positions. [case Multiple case numbers referenced across various jurisdictions, including Case No. 5D2023-3366 (Volusia County), Case No. 2023CA000675 (Gadsden County), and others related to Lake, Brevard, and Indian River Counties.] This document details legal proceedings and disputes involving the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) and various Florida Tax Collectors. The core issue revolves around FPFA's authority to operate its Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program and collect assessments, particularly concerning whether local governments have authorized FPFA's operations within their jurisdictions. Several tax collectors (Lake, Brevard, Indian River, Volusia, Gadsden) are involved in legal actions against FPFA, arguing that FPFA lacks proper authorization and is attempting to operate outside its legal scope. Key legal arguments include challenges to FPFA's statewide jurisdiction claims, the necessity of Interlocal Agreements (ILAs) for FPFA to operate, and the lack of personal jurisdiction over tax collectors in certain court proceedings. In Lake County, a default final judgment was entered against FPFA. In Brevard County, FPFA's authorization was rescinded for residential properties, and negotiations for a new agreement ceased due to FPFA's claims of statewide authority. Indian River County has never authorized FPFA. In Volusia and Gadsden Counties, petitions for writs of mandamus filed by FPFA to compel tax collectors to collect assessments were denied, with courts citing lack of clear legal right, insufficient evidence of irreparable harm, or the discretionary nature of the tax collector's duties. The document highlights ongoing litigation and differing interpretations of Florida statutes governing PACE programs and local government authority. [case No. 1D2024-2301 (Appeal); 2022-CA-1562 (Bond Validation); 20-2023-CA-000675-AXXX-XX (Gadsden County Mandamus)] This document details a legal dispute and bond validation concerning the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA). The FPFA, a public body corporate and politic created by interlocal agreement between Flagler County and the City of Kissimmee, sought to issue up to $5,000,000,000 in revenue bonds for a qualifying improvement finance program. This program allows property owners to finance energy efficiency, renewable energy, and wind resistance improvements through non-ad valorem assessments. A key legal issue involved the FPFA's authority to operate statewide and independently, particularly in Gadsden County, without specific interlocal agreements with each county. The Gadsden County Tax Collector argued that FPFA lacked the independent authority to compel him to collect these assessments without such agreements, citing concerns about consumer protection and proper notice to homeowners. The court ultimately dismissed the petition for writ of mandamus, finding that the Tax Collector had discretion and that FPFA's claim to statewide authority without local interlocal agreements was not established. Separately, a bond validation case in Leon County affirmed the FPFA's authority to issue bonds up to $5,000,000,000 for qualifying improvements, finding it was a separate legal entity empowered by general law and the Charter Agreement to act independently and serve populations throughout Florida. The court determined that seawalls qualify as wind resistance improvements. The document also outlines the legal framework, notice requirements, and collection methods for non-ad valorem assessments under Florida statutes. [case 2022-CA-1562 (Bond Validation Case); 2023-CA-002974 (Lake County Lawsuit)] The Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) issued revenue bonds not to exceed $5,000,000,000 for qualifying improvements, including seawalls. This was validated by the Circuit Court for Leon County, Florida, on October 6, 2022. Subsequently, Lake County and its Tax Collector filed a lawsuit (Case No. 2023-CA-002974) against FPFA, seeking declaratory and injunctive relief. The court granted a default final judgment against FPFA, enjoining it from operating its PACE program in Lake County without an interlocal agreement with the County and prohibiting the Tax Collector from collecting assessments for PACE loans not meeting statutory requirements. The court found that FPFA's prior bond validation judgment did not grant it authority to operate in Lake County without local consent and that collateral issues decided in that proceeding were beyond the court's jurisdiction. [400 South Street, Titusville, Brevard County, Florida; case 2026-CA- ------ (Brevard County Circuit Court)] This document details a legal dispute and related resolutions concerning the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program in Brevard County, Florida. Initially, Brevard County established a PACE program in 2018 through Resolution 18-040, participating in programs managed by the Florida Green Finance Authority, Florida PACE Funding Agency, Green Corridor PACE District, and Florida Resiliency and Energy District. However, in 2022, Brevard County partially rescinded Resolution 18-040 via Resolution 22-067, terminating the PACE program for single-family residential properties and nonprofit organizations due to concerns about consumer protections and oversight. This action led to a legal conflict, particularly involving the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA), regarding the Tax Collector's obligation to place PACE assessments on the tax rolls. FPFA asserted authority based on a bond validation proceeding, which the Brevard County Tax Collector argued was improperly used to bypass local authorization requirements. The Tax Collector initiated a lawsuit seeking declaratory and injunctive relief to prevent FPFA from operating and imposing assessments without Brevard County's express consent, citing the county's termination of its participation and the home rule authority of counties. The document also references ongoing litigation in Lake County involving FPFA and the Lake County Tax Collector concerning similar issues of unauthorized operations. [case 2022-CA-1562 (Second Judicial Circuit, Leon County, Florida)] This document details legal proceedings and affidavits concerning the Florida PACE Funding Agency (FPFA) and its ability to collect assessments on tax rolls in various Florida counties. Brevard County, through its Tax Collector, is seeking a declaratory judgment and injunctive relief to prevent FPFA from operating and collecting assessments without express county authorization, citing violations of state law and county ordinances. Affidavits from the Tax Collectors of Brevard County, Indian River County, Lee County, and Palm Beach County outline their positions. Brevard County rescinded its prior authorization for FPFA's PACE program for single-family residential properties and nonprofit organizations due to lack of consumer protection and oversight. Indian River County states it has never authorized FPFA's PACE programs. Lee County and Palm Beach County Tax Collectors are asserting that FPFA has not met statutory prerequisites for collection via the Uniform Method of Collection, including proper notice to property owners, and that they cannot lawfully place assessments on tax rolls without such compliance. Multiple tax collectors are contesting the jurisdiction of the court in Leon County to compel them to act, arguing they were not parties to the original bond validation proceeding and that such matters should be handled in their respective county courts. Public comment is not explicitly detailed, but the sentiment from the Tax Collectors and counties indicates significant opposition to FPFA's collection demands without proper authorization and adherence to statutory requirements.
- Board:
- Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-04-28
- Type:
- Packet
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 601 C-478A
- Applicant:
- Timothy and Vivian Himes
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