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City Commission Meeting of July 14, 2026. packet 2026-07-14

City Commission Meetings · 2026-07-14 · packet

[519 E 6th Street; 2015 W 23rd Court; 4101 West 21st Street; 1332 MLK Blvd.; 1346 N. Palo Alto Avenue; intersection of E. 6th Street and Harmon Avenue; 840 West 11th Street (meeting location); case Ordinance 3307; Ordinance 3308; Ordinance 3309; Ordinance 3310; Ordinance 3306.1; Ordinance 3306.2; Resolution 20260714.2; Resolution No. 20260714.1; Resolution 20260714.3; Bid PC26-036; Task Order 23-039; Task Order Amendment No. 1 (Panhandle Engineering); Task Order Amendment 6 (Panhandle Engineering); Change Order 5; Change Order 16] This document is an agenda for a City Commission meeting scheduled for July 14, 2026, at 840 West 11th Street. It lists multiple items for consideration, including public hearings, quasi-judicial hearings, consent agenda items, and commissioner reports. The document does not state any decisions made on these items, as it is an agenda for a future meeting. The document includes several distinct projects and actions for consideration: Ordinance 3307 to vacate and abandon an alleyway and platted easement directly east of the parcel addressed 519 E 6th Street (Parcel ID #: 20220-000-000), north of E 6th Street and south of E 7th Street; east of Allen Avenue and west of Massalina Drive. Ordinance 3308 to adopt an amended charter pending approval at the referendum election. Ordinance 3309 to amend legal boundaries of the Sweetbay Community Development Districts. Ordinance 3310 and Resolution 20260714.2 revising the Special Event Handbook including the Special Event Fee Schedule. Ordinance 3306.1 to amend the Future Land Use Map to reflect a land use designation of General Commercial for a property located at 2015 W 23rd Court (Parcel ID 13230-030-000). Ordinance 3306.2 to amend the Zoning Map to reflect a zoning designation of General Commercial-2, GC-2 for a property located at 2015 W 23rd Court (Parcel ID 13230-030-000). Consent agenda items include approval of Mott MacDonald Amendment 1 to Task Order 23-039 for Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Project Storm in the amount of $340,297.84; a Right-of-Way Use Agreement for the property located at 4101 West 21st Street, in Panama City, Florida; Task Order Amendment No. 1 with Panhandle Engineering for Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) Services for the SRF Area D-21 Improvements in the amount of $43,680.00; Task Order Amendment 6 to Panhandle Engineering for SRF Lead Engineer Program Management Plan in the amount of $250,000.00; Change Order 5 for CDBG-DR Project Area A-2 Subsection A to CBC Construction in the amount of $152,215.39 covering drainage modifications at 29 residential driveways located on W. 20th Ct, W 21st St, Shephard St., and Peters Dr.; Change Order 16 for CDBG-DR Area O-11 Infrastructure Improvements to Gulf Coast Utility Contractors (GCUC) in the amount of $132,082.60; award of Bid PC26-036 for the Chestnut Parking Lot Project – HS015 in the amount of $336,545.00 to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc., with a 10% project budget contingency of $33,654.50. City Manager items include approval of Budget Amendment for Resolution No. 20260714.1 to accept donations for bat houses totaling $7,605.09; approval of a Special Event Permit Application and waiver of fees for the Halloween Haunted Horror in Memory of Donna Kinsella at the Lake Huntington Clubhouse from October 25 through November 1, 2026; consideration of Glenwood Redevelopment Initiatives including proposed ground leases for City-Owned Properties at 1332 MLK Blvd. and 1346 N. Palo Alto Avenue and adoption of the SPARK Program; consideration of an unsolicited offer to sell 13 parcels at the intersection of E. 6th Street and Harmon Avenue to MRS Enterprises LLC in the amount of $350,000.00 for developing workforce and market rate housing; and approval of Budget Amendment Resolution 20260714.3 for Allocation of Reimbursement Revenue. Commissioner reports include discussion of development along the MLK Corridor, a time limited moratorium on AI datacenters, and FY 2027 Budget Discussion. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state any decisions, as it is an agenda. [Grace Avenue (Parcel ID 14327-000-000); Magnolia Avenue (Parcel ID 18067-000-000); 519 E 6th Street (Parcel ID 20220-000-000); 1300 Beck Ave; 1306 Beck Ave; 2215 E 3rd Street (parcel number 22545-000-000); case CPC-PLN-2026-1326 for the 519 E 6th Street alleyway vacation; not stated for other items] The document is a set of meeting minutes and agenda items for the City of Panama City Commission. It includes multiple distinct items: approval of ordinances for land use and zoning changes at Grace Avenue and Magnolia Avenue; a request to vacate an alleyway and easement at 519 E 6th Street; a proposed charter amendment for a referendum; and various administrative and contract approvals. The document does not state a single project with a single address, size, and decision. It is a multi-item agenda. The specific items are enumerated below. Public comment is noted for the Grace Avenue zoning hearing, where Frank Depinto addressed the Commission, but the document does not state the content of his comments. Brenda Lewis-Williams also addressed the Commission during audience participation, but the document does not state the content of her comments. [2015 W 23rd Court; case CPC-PLN-2026-1237] The document is a City of Panama City Special Event Permit handbook and an agenda item for a public hearing on Ordinance 3306.1. The only development project described is a small-scale land use amendment and rezoning for a property at 2015 W 23rd Court, Parcel ID 13230-030-000. The request is to change the Future Land Use designation from Residential to General Commercial and the zoning from Residential-1 (R-1) to General Commercial-2 (GC-2). The applicant is Amjad Heidami & Rami Heidami, and the owner is Park W 23rd Ct, LLC. The case number is CPC-PLN-2026-1237. The property size is approximately 0.305 acres. The Planning Board recommended denial unanimously (4-0) on June 8, 2026, and staff concurs with a recommendation to deny. The first public hearing was held on July 14, 2026, and the second and final public hearing was held on July 28, 2026. The ordinance states it was passed, approved, and adopted on July 28, 2026. The document also contains extensive information on the City's special event permitting process, including tiers, fees, and requirements, but no specific project details for any event. Public comment sentiment is not stated in the document. [2015 W 23rd Court; 4101 West 21st Street; case Ordinance 3306.2; Task Order #23-039] The document is a multi-item agenda for the City of Panama City. It includes a request for a small-scale land use amendment and rezoning of a property at 2015 W 23rd Court (Parcel ID 13230-030-000), approximately 0.305 acres, from Residential-1 (R-1) to General Commercial-2 (GC-2). The applicant intends to use the property as overflow space for an existing adjacent dental office. The Planning Board recommended denial unanimously (4-0) on June 8, 2026, and staff recommends denial. The City Commission is to conduct the first of two public hearings on Ordinance 3306.2. The document also includes a request to approve Amendment 1 to Task Order #23-039 for Mott MacDonald for CDBG-DR Project Storm in the amount of $340,297.84, and a request to approve a Right-of-Way Use Agreement for property at 4101 West 21st Street (Parcel ID 27997-083-000) with PCF Development, LLC. The document also contains financial reports and a fund balance analysis. [4101 West 21st Street, Panama City, Florida (for the Permittee of the Right-of-Way Use Agreement); SRF Area D-21 Improvements project area is located in St. Andrews, south of 15th Street, north of 14th Street, east of Drake Avenue, and west of Calhoun Avenue; drainage modifications at 29 residential driveways located on W 20th Ct, W 21st St, Shephard St., and Peters Dr.; case EB# 0008794 (for the W 21st Street Subdivision); PC26-036 (for the Chestnut Parking Lot Project)] The document is a compilation of agenda items and contracts for the City of Panama City, Florida. It includes a Right-of-Way Use Agreement for a subdivision, several task order amendments and change orders for infrastructure projects, and a contract for a parking lot project. Specific projects include: 1) A Right-of-Way Use Agreement for the W 21st Street Subdivision, with the Permittee being the entity at 4101 West 21st Street, Panama City, Florida, and the authorized representative being Steven Clements. The exhibit shows a site plan for the subdivision, with parcel IDs listed. 2) A Task Order Amendment No. 1 with Panhandle Engineering for Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) Services for the SRF Area D-21 Improvements in the amount of $43,680.00. The project area is located in St. Andrews, south of 15th Street, north of 14th Street, east of Drake Avenue, and west of Calhoun Avenue. 3) A Task Order Amendment 6 to Panhandle Engineering for SRF Lead Engineer Program Management Plan in the amount of $250,000. 4) A Change Order 5 for CDBG-DR Project Area A-2 Subsection A to CBC Construction in the amount of $152,215.39 covering drainage modifications at 29 residential driveways located on W 20th Ct, W 21st St, Shephard St., and Peters Dr. 5) A Change Order 16 for CDBG-DR Area O-11 Infrastructure Improvements to Gulf Coast Utility Contractors (GCUC) in the amount of $132,082.60. 6) An award of Bid PC26-036 for the Chestnut Parking Lot Project – HS015 in the amount of $336,545.00 to C.W. Roberts Contracting, Inc., with a 10% project budget contingency of $33,654.50. The document does not state a final decision for these items, only that they are being considered for approval. The document does not contain any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document is a set of construction contract specifications for the City of Panama City, Florida. It does not describe a specific project, site, or action beyond the general terms and conditions for public works contracts. It outlines requirements for contractors regarding explosives, sanitation, payrolls, site cleanup, contract assignment, annulment, payment, notices, record drawings, mobilization, trench safety, and technical specifications for paving, stabilization, and related work. It also includes special conditions for street resurfacing, restoration of sidewalks and curbs, traffic signs, pavement markings, inspection, maintenance of traffic, and restoration and clean-up. The document does not state a specific address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, case number, or decision. The document is a compilation of public records from the City of Panama City and Pasco County, Florida. It includes construction specifications for an unspecified project, a Pasco County ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on data center applications, a City of Panama City commissioner's email about budget and after-school programming, notices of vacancies on city boards, and several agenda item request forms for city commission consideration. The agenda items include a budget amendment for bat houses, a special event permit for a Halloween event, and a request for redevelopment initiatives in the Glenwood CRA. No single project is described with a decision; the document presents multiple distinct items for consideration. [1346 Palo Alto Avenue North; 1332 MLK Blvd; E. 6th Street and Harmon Avenue] The document is a compilation of emails, letters of intent, an agenda item request form, and an appraisal report regarding multiple city-owned properties in Panama City, Florida. It includes proposals for the sale or lease of specific parcels, with details on intended uses and terms. The document does not state a final decision on any of the proposals, as they are presented for consideration. The properties mentioned include: 1346 Palo Alto Avenue North, 1332 MLK Blvd, and 13 parcels at the intersection of E. 6th Street and Harmon Avenue. The document also includes a letter of intent from James & Alesia Rhodes for a property that was once the site of their grandmother's home, and a letter from Schwartz Gainer of Glenwood Home Builders for 1346 North Palo Alto Avenue. The agenda item request form details an unsolicited offer from MRS Enterprises, LLC to purchase 13 city-owned parcels for $350,000. The appraisal report values 11 lots at Harmon Avenue at $425,000. The document does not state a final decision on any of these items. [Located just south of the intersection of E. 6th Street and Cone Avenue with Massalina Bayou frontage. The site is on the south side of E. 6th Street across from Cone Avenue.; case Purchase Order #: 2025-00001130; GAG File No: 2025-0023] This document is an appraisal report for a vacant site owned by the City of Panama City, located just south of the intersection of E. 6th Street and Cone Avenue with Massalina Bayou frontage. The property is approximately 1.90 acres and is zoned DTD (Downtown District). The report estimates the market value at $500,000 as of February 20, 2025. The city has announced the property will be auctioned off as surplus property. The report notes the property is in Flood Zone X & AE8, has limited waterfront access due to the 4th Street bridge, and the most likely use is an owner-occupied facility needing 1.9 acres with adequate access and an area for vehicle or materials storage. The report includes comparable land sales and estimates a marketing time of 6-12 months. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [6th Street and Harmon Avenue, Panama City, Florida] The document is a compilation of multiple items, including a professional biography for Giles Appraisal Group, an unsolicited proposal from MRS Enterprises LLC to acquire city-owned parcels at 6th Street and Harmon Avenue, letters of support for a residential development by Florida Coastal Living, a vacant land contract between MRS Enterprises LLC and the City of Panama City for various parcels, a budget amendment resolution for a reimbursement, and a city manager's monthly operational report. The primary development-related item is the unsolicited proposal and contract for the acquisition of 13 city-owned parcels at 6th Street and Harmon Avenue for $350,000, with the intent to develop a mixed-use residential community with workforce housing. The document also includes a budget amendment for a $231,792.00 reimbursement for damages at 17th Street and Hickory Avenue. No decision is stated for the proposal or contract. The document does not state a specific project for the biography or the operational report.

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