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City Council Meeting · 2026-07-13 · minutes

[Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street; case RQS14-0324] The City Council approved an amendment to a contract with Consor Engineers, LLC for construction engineering and inspection services related to road and drainage improvements on Sligh Boulevard and Columbia Street. The amendment is for an estimated amount of $1,059,291.58. [Festival Park; case IFB26-0112] The City Council approved an award to Miniopolis LLC for the Festival Park Courts Renovation project, with an estimated contract amount of $993,023.12. [case N26-0489] The City Council approved an award to Stircor Services LLC for the purchase of a Caterpillar 938 Front End Wheel Loader, with a total amount of $307,732.00. [Dover Shores Community Center; case C26-0494] The City Council approved the utilization of the Clay County Contract with Rep Services, Inc. for playground replacement at Dover Shores Community Center, with an estimated amount of $946,484.44. [Ivey Lane Park; case C26-0484] The City Council approved the utilization of the Clay County Contract with Rep Services, Inc. for playground replacement at Ivey Lane Park, with an estimated amount of $309,112.78. The City Council approved the STRIVE Program Agreement between the City of Orlando and TMRW Sports, Inc. This agreement supports the creation of 195 high-wage jobs over five years with an average annual wage of nearly $137,000 and an estimated $11 million capital investment. [502 W Washington Street; case DET2026-10143] The City Council approved a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) to allow for surface parking on the unimproved lot at 502 W Washington Street for 24 months, until July 14, 2028. [case RFA2026-202] The City Council approved the award of the Local Government Area of Opportunity (LGAO) Preference under the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program RFA2026-202 to Villas of Clear Lake, LLLP. This indicates financial support for the project. [Generally Located Between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue; case SNC2026-10000] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-13, renaming Alexander Place to George Stuart Place. The affected area is generally located between N. Hughey Avenue and Chatham Avenue, approximately 0.9 acres. [case ZON2026-1000] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-15, amending the existing Fern Grove Planned Development (PD). [Generally Located East of I-4, North of East New Hampshire Street, South of Westchester Avenue, and West of N. Mills Avenue; case GMP2026-10003] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-16, changing the Future Land Use Map designation for seven parcels of land within the Florida Hospital Health Village DRI. The property is generally located east of I-4, north of East New Hampshire Street, south of Westchester Avenue, and west of N. Mills Avenue. [Generally Located East of I-4, North of E. New Hampshire Street, South of Westchester Avenue, and West of N. Mills Avenue; case ZON2026-10002] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-17, amending the Florida Hospital Health Village Planned Development to add approximately 2.92 acres of land to the Planned Development Zoning District. The property is generally located east of I-4, north of E. New Hampshire Street, south of Westchester Avenue, and west of N. Mills Avenue. [Generally Located West of Aaron Avenue, East of S. Ivey Lane, North of Cassius Street and South of Cepeda Street; case GMP2025-10017] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-19, amending the City’s Growth Management Plan to change the Future Land Use Map designation for 4.2 acres of land from Public Recreation and Institutional to Residential Low Intensity. The land is generally located west of Aaron Avenue, east of S. Ivey Lane, north of Cassius Street and south of Cepeda Street. The vote was 4 to 2. [South of Oglesby Avenue; West of Clay Street, North of E. Par Street and East of Interstate 4; case GMP2026-10004] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-20, amending the City's Adopted Growth Management Plan Future Land Use Element Subarea Policy LU.S.2.5 to increase the residential unit allowance within the subarea policy boundary. The area is south of Oglesby Avenue; west of Clay Street, north of E. Par Street and east of Interstate 4. [case ZON2025-10010] The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-21, adopting the Brazilian SDA Church Planned Development (PD). The vote was 4 to 2. [Generally Located North of W. Church Street, South of W. Central Boulevard and East of S. Tampa Avenue; case ZON2026-10000] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-22 on first reading, rezoning certain land from Holding to Public Use. The land is generally located north of W. Church Street, south of W. Central Boulevard and east of S. Tampa Avenue, comprising 1.4 acres. [Generally Located West of N. Rosalind Avenue, East of N. Magnolia Avenue, South of E. Washington Street and North of Wall Street; case ZON2026-10004] The City Council approved Ordinance No. 2026-23 on first reading, amending and restating the Land Development Regulations of the Cambria Suites Planned Development (formerly Cambria Planned Development). The land is generally located west of N. Rosalind Avenue, east of N. Magnolia Avenue, south of E. Washington Street and north of Wall Street, comprising approximately 0.63 acres. Six individuals provided public comment: Isaac Abdelmessih, Natalie Xenofontos, Father John Hamatie, Tamara Brightgarten, Lenora Snow, and Jason W. Searl.

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