Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency Packet

Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency · 2026-08-24 · agenda_packet

[161 E 6th Street, Apopka, FL 32703; 205 E 8th Street, Apopka, FL; E 5th St between Park Ave & Central Ave, Apopka, FL; case Resolution No. 2026-01; Resolution No. 2026-02; Contract for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate (205 E 8th Street)] The document is an agenda and supporting materials for the Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting of August 24, 2026. It includes multiple distinct items: a lighting project, a resolution to extend the CRA term, a down payment assistance program, evaluation of a property acquisition, a property purchase contract, and budget resolutions. The document does not state any decisions made at the August 24, 2026 meeting, as it is an agenda. It includes minutes from a prior meeting (April 15, 2026) where decisions were made on other items. The document also includes a staff report on potential acquisition of 161 E 6th Street and a contract for purchase of 205 E 8th Street. Public comment sentiment is recorded in the April 15, 2026 minutes, with one speaker in support of a resource center at 205 E 8th Street. The document does not state a single project with a decision, but rather an agenda with multiple items and supporting documents. [120 E. Main Street, Apopka, FL 32703-5346 (CRA office address); case Resolution No. 2026-01; Resolution No. 2026-02] The document is a City of Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency staff report and resolutions for a meeting on August 24, 2026. It covers two action items: Resolution No. 2026-01, appropriating $6,127,366 in existing Redevelopment Trust Funds to FY 2027, and Resolution No. 2026-02, adopting the CRA FY 2026/2027 budget totaling $7,845,031. The budget includes funding for various programs and capital projects, such as the Residential Renovation Assistance Program ($1,579,733), Downtown Apopka Trail construction ($1,307,013), Downtown streetscape enhancements ($1,000,000), a parking lot at MA Board and Hawthorn ($1,051,646), and land acquisition ($777,000). The document also includes a staff memo recommending a phased approach to design standards, starting with a CRA color palette, rather than a standalone initiative. No specific project address, parcel, or zoning change is stated.