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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda Packet 09/10/2026
The document is a City Council agenda and minutes packet. It includes a September 10, 2026 agenda with multiple items, and the minutes from the August 13, 2026 meeting. The agenda includes items for approval of a School Resource Officer MOU, a first amendment to a Pallet shelter lease with REAP, a first amendment to a Pallet shelter lease with Offentsive, acceptance of FAA grants for airport terminal modernization, taxiway rehabilitation, terminal apron expansion, ground vehicle transmitters, and a VALE grant, acceptance of an FDLE grant, acceptance of a CERT grant, acceptance of an FDEP grant for Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park, award of a bid for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park, a supplemental budget resolution for a tree canopy project, and a proposed ordinance amending parking fines. The minutes from August 13, 2026 record approvals of minutes, consent agenda items, and regular agenda items including a public hearing on the Land Development Code repeal and replace, a public hearing on stormwater assessments, award of a contract for a restroom at Veterans Memorial Park, a proposed juvenile curfew ordinance that died due to lack of a second, adoption of an ordinance on expenditures, adoption of a temporary moratorium on large-scale data centers, approval of exclusive use parking on 8th Avenue, acceptance of a BUILD grant for a terminal roadway improvement study, and adoption of resolutions for FDOT grant changes and supplemental budgets. Public comment was heard on several items, including opposition to FLOCK/red light cameras, concerns about air quality monitoring at the former Baptist Hospital site, and comments on the Land Development Code and stormwater assessments. [1551 West Blount Street (REAP lease); 4100 North Palafox Street (Offentsive lease); Pensacola International Airport (airport grant); 711 N Hayne Street (PPD contact address); 222 West Main Street (City of Pensacola address); case 26-866; 26-966; 26-1048; 26-1065; 26-615; 26-616] The document is a multi-item City Council agenda packet. It includes a School Resource Officer Agreement between the Pensacola Police Department and the School Board of Escambia County for the 2026-2027 school year, with the ECSB's share not to exceed $529,522. It also includes a Memorandum of Understanding for Safe Schools, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. A discretionary funding allocation of $500 to The Eastside Neighborhood Improvement Association from District 3 funds is proposed. A first amendment to a lease with Re-Entry Alliance Pensacola, Inc. (REAP) for 27 Pallet PBC S2 Sleeper units at 1551 West Blount Street is proposed, with the City reimbursing REAP up to $25,000 for installation. A first amendment to a lease with Offentsive Corp for one two-stall hygiene unit at 4100 North Palafox Street is proposed. A Federal Aviation Administration grant for Terminal Modernization and Expansion at Pensacola International Airport in the amount of $9,000,000 with a $473,685 local match is proposed, for a project expanding the security screening checkpoint by approximately 8,406 square feet. A supplemental budget resolution for the airport grant is also proposed. The document does not state a decision on any item, as it is an agenda for a City Council meeting on 9/10/2026. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [Pensacola International Airport (PNS), Pensacola, FL; case File #: 26-954, 26-957, 26-972, 26-953, 26-955, 26-958, 26-956] This document is part of a City Council agenda packet for the City of Pensacola, Florida, dated September 10, 2026, containing multiple legislative action items related to the Pensacola International Airport. The projects are funded by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grants and local matching funds. The document includes recommendations for City Council approval of grant acceptance, supplemental budget resolutions, and a construction contract award. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [711 N HAYNE ST, PENSACOLA, FL 32501 (billing and shipping address for the Motorola quote); 222 West Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 (city memorandum address); 475 E. Strong Street, Pensacola, FL 32501 (address for the Fire Department in the grant award letter); case IG102; QUOTE-3655017; Resolution No. 2026-26; File #: 26-785; File #: 26-915] The document is a multi-part public record from the City of Pensacola, Florida, containing a grant agreement, a vendor quote, and city council memoranda and resolutions. It does not describe a single construction or development project. The document includes: 1) A grant agreement (Award ID: IG102) between the State Board of Immigration Enforcement and the City of Pensacola for $540,701.17, with a project period from February 17, 2025, to June 30, 2027. 2) A quote (QUOTE-3655017) from Motorola Solutions to the Pensacola Police Department for 40 APX NEXT portable radios and related equipment, totaling $480,656.32, with a quote date of 05/26/2026 and expiration date of 10/06/2026. 3) A supplemental budget resolution (No. 2026-26) for the FDLE grant award IG102, appropriating $540,701. 4) A city council memorandum (File #: 26-785) for the FDLE grant, detailing the intended use of funds for radios, a digital evidence system, training, and overtime. 5) A city council memorandum (File #: 26-915) for a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)/Citizens Corps grant of $10,000 from Volunteer Florida, with a contract period from July 1, 2026, through May 31, 2027. The document does not state a decision on any of these items, as they are presented for approval or are informational. Public comment is not stated in the document. [case File #: 26-960 (CERT grant); File #: 26-986 (FDEP grant); Resolution No. 2026-38; FDEP Agreement No. DH020] The document is a City of Pensacola legislative action item for a supplemental budget resolution (No. 2026-38) to accept a $10,000 grant from Volunteer Florida through BRACE Escambia County for the Fire Corps program, providing on-scene rehabilitation services to first responders. The document also includes a separate action item for acceptance of Florida Department of Environmental Protection Grant No. DH020 for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park, in the amount of $5,190,939 with a $0 local match, for construction and monitoring of stormwater improvements including stormwater capture units, earthwork, gravel bedding, and approximately 859 feet of pipe, plus two years of water quality monitoring. The document does not state a street address, parcel, acreage, or zoning change for either project. The recommendation is to adopt the supplemental budget resolution and approve the grant acceptance. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred) or a final vote. Key dates stated: City Council meeting 9/10/2026 for both items; prior action for the CERT grant on October 1, 2024; and a legal review date of 8/20/2026 for the FDEP grant. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [case File #: 26-987; Agreement No. DH020] This document is a compilation of administrative and procedural attachments for a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) grant agreement (Agreement No. DH020) for the 'Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park' project. The document includes a City of Pensacola City Council resolution (File #: 26-987) recommending adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-40, which appropriates $5,190,939 in grant funds for the project. The project involves constructing stormwater improvements including stormwater capture units, earthwork, gravel bedding, and approximately 859 feet of pipe, plus engineering, surveying, temporary facilities, general conditions, and two years of water quality monitoring. The document also contains numerous standard grant forms and requirements (e.g., audit, reporting, payment, quality assurance) but does not provide a specific street address, parcel number, or acreage for the project. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. [case DH020] The document is a portion of a standard grant agreement (Agreement No. DH020, Attachment 1) from the State of Florida, specifically the general terms and conditions. It does not describe a specific project, site, or action. It outlines administrative, financial, and legal requirements for a grantee, including payment, reporting, insurance, termination, and compliance clauses. No specific project details are provided. [Hollice T. Williams Park, City of Pensacola, near the southern end of Interstate I-110; case DH020] The document is a Florida Department of Environmental Protection grant agreement (Agreement No. DH020) for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park project in Pensacola. The project is a 47-acre urbanized area located immediately north of downtown Pensacola, beneath and adjacent to an elevated portion of Interstate I-110. The site encompasses the existing linear Hollice T. Williams Park and the existing Long Hollow Stormwater Pond and surrounding commercial buildings. The project is intended to create a multipurpose public space to address flooding and water quality improvements, provide recreational, historical, and cultural experiences, and revitalize an urban corridor. The project includes construction of stormwater infrastructure and facilities, including new stormwater infrastructure, underground detention systems, a pump station at Long Hollow Pond, multipurpose recreational areas, park pavement and surfacing, site planting, irrigation, site lighting and electrical, signage and wayfinding, site furnishings, and other miscellaneous site features. This agreement provides funding for a portion of the items listed in the City's bid documents released July 3, 2026, specifically Add Alternate #1 and Add Alternate #2. Specific activities include stormwater capture units S-1A, S-1B, S-3 and S-4, associated earthwork, gravel bedding, a diversion structure and flap gate, 26 linear feet of 30 inch reinforced concrete pipe, 21 linear feet of 24 inch reinforced concrete pipe, 112 linear feet of 6 inch PVC pipe, 600 linear feet of 24 inch HDPE pipe, 100 feet of 18 inch HDPE pipe, mobilization and demobilization costs, field engineering and surveying costs, temporary facilities, and general conditions for Add Alternate 1. The grantee is the City of Pensacola. The total cost reimbursement is $5,190,939. The project was included in the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment Florida Trustee Implementation Group (FL TIG) Final Restoration Plan 3 and Environmental Assessment: Water Quality (RP3/EA), finalized in July 2024. In June 2026, FL TIG approved a request by the City to modify the Project through FL TIG Resolution FL-2026-008. The project will be constructed in phases. The City has secured over $20+ million in funds from various sources, including a Community Development Block grant, a Department of Transportation grant, and a $10 million commitment from the Reconnecting Communities grant program. The project is estimated to provide a 41% reduction in nutrient discharges from Hollice T. Williams Park, along with an additional reduction of 320 lbs/yr of total nitrogen and 48 lbs/yr of total phosphorus discharged from Long Hollow Pond. The project will treat runoff from portions of a 145-acre drainage basin to the east and portions of the 1600-acre Long Hollow basin to the north. The agreement includes tasks for permits, construction documents, construction and inspection contracts, and construction, inspection, and final report. The construction must be completed within eighteen (18) months from the Notice to Proceed, and all subtask work must be completed within twenty-four (24) months from the execution of the Grant Agreement. The Final Report is due thirty-three (33) months of Construction Completion. All subtask related work must be completed within fifty-four (54) months from the execution of the Grant Agreement. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) for a specific application, but it is a grant agreement. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated (agenda items for City Council meeting on 9/10/2026)
- Address:
- 1551 West Blount Street (REAP lease); 4100 North Palafox Street (Offentsive lease); Pensacola International Airport (airport grant); 711 N Hayne Street (PPD contact address); 222 West Main Street (City of Pensacola address)
- Applicant:
- City of Pensacola (Mayor D.C. Reeves sponsor); Re-Entry Alliance Pensacola, Inc. (REAP); Offentsive Corp; Pensacola Police Department; School Board of Escambia County
City Personnel Board Meeting Agenda 09.10.26
City Personnel Board in City of Pensacola posted this record to its public file. The posted document carries a title and no readable project detail, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official document link above and watch for the fuller record the body posts later.
- Board:
- City Personnel Board
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Agenda
City Personnel Board Meeting Agenda Packet 09.10.26
City Personnel Board in City of Pensacola posted this record to its public file. The posted document carries a title and no readable project detail, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official document link above and watch for the fuller record the body posts later.
- Board:
- City Personnel Board
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
City Council Special Meeting 1st Budget Hrg Agenda Packet 09/09/2026
[case 26-1005, 26-1008, 26-1007, 26-1009] This document is a City Council special meeting agenda and budget package for the City of Pensacola, Florida, for Fiscal Year 2027. It contains no specific development projects, site addresses, or zoning changes. The agenda includes a public hearing to adopt tentative millage rates and budgets, with resolutions for a tentative ad valorem tax levy (Resolution No. 2026-42), a tentative city budget (Resolution No. 2026-43), and a tentative Downtown Improvement Board budget (Resolution No. 2026-44). The proposed tentative millage rate is 4.2895 mills for the City and 2.0000 mills for the Downtown Improvement District, representing a 6.05% increase over the aggregate rolled-back rate of 4.1628 mills. The meeting is scheduled for September 9, 2026, with a second public hearing on September 16, 2026. The document does not describe any construction or development project. [case File #: 26-1008, File #: 26-1007, Resolution No. 2026-42, Resolution No. 2026-43, Resolution No. 2026-44] This document is a proposed budget for the City of Pensacola for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027. It contains no specific development projects, zoning changes, or land use applications. It is a financial plan detailing proposed revenues and expenditures across various city funds, including the General Fund, Special Revenue Funds, Enterprise Funds, and others. The document includes resolutions for a tentative budget and a tentative ad valorem tax levy. It lists capital projects and equipment purchases funded by the Local Option Sales Tax and Stormwater Capital Projects funds, but does not provide specific addresses, parcel numbers, or acreage for these items. [case 26-1009] The document is a budget document for the City of Pensacola for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027. It includes proposed revenues and expenditures for various funds, including the Port Fund, Airport Fund, Insurance Retention Fund, and Central Services Fund. It also includes a resolution (No. 2026-44) adopting a tentative budget for the Downtown Improvement Board. No specific construction or development project is described.
- Board:
- First Public Hearing -- FY27 Proposed Budget
- Date:
- 2026-09-09
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated (tentative adoption is the recommendation)
- Applicant:
- Mayor D.C. Reeves (sponsor)
Agenda Conference September 8, 2026
This is a City Council Agenda Conference agenda for September 8, 2026, listing multiple items. No project-specific street addresses, parcel/folio numbers, acreage, or zoning changes are stated for any item. The agenda includes: 1) Approval of a School Resource Officer MOU for Pensacola High School, Washington High School, and Workman Middle School, not to exceed $529,522. 2) Approval of a Safe Schools MOU for all School Board of Escambia County schools in the City of Pensacola. 3) Approval of $500 discretionary funding to The Eastside Neighborhood Improvement Association. 4) Acceptance of a $9,000,000 FAA grant (with $473,685 local match) for Terminal Modernization and Expansion. 5) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-20 for the Terminal Modernization and Expansion grant. 6) Acceptance of a $9,719,671 FAA grant (with $1,079,964 local match) for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation. 7) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-34 for the Taxiway A South Rehabilitation grant. 8) Award of Bid No. 26-036 for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation to Panhandle Grading and Paving, Inc., base bid $9,998,752.39 plus 10% contingency for a total of $10,998,627.63. 9) Acceptance of a $6,009,997 FAA grant (with $667,778 local match) for Terminal Apron Expansion. 10) Acceptance of a $66,204 FAA grant (with $7,356 local match) for Ground Vehicle Transmitters. 11) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-35 for the Ground Vehicle Transmitters grant. 12) Acceptance of a $12,779,600 FAA VALE grant (with $1,419,956 local match) for Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler. 13) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-36 for the Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler grant. 14) Acceptance of FDLE Grant Award No. IG102 in the amount of $540,701.00. 15) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-26 for the FDLE grant. 16) Acceptance of a $10,000 CERT/Citizens Corps grant. 17) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-38 for the CERT/Citizens Corps grant. 18) Acceptance of FDEP Grant No. DH020 for Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park in the amount of $5,190,939 with $0 local match. 19) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-40 for the FDEP grant. 20) Award of Bid No. 26-046 for Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park to Talcon Group, LLC, base bid $12,580,243.13 plus $5,169,565.04 for alternates plus 12% contingency for a total of $19,879,785.15. 21) Adoption of Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-39 for the Tree Canopy Revitalization Project. 22) Approval of Proposed Ordinance No. 7-26 on first reading, amending parking fines in the City Code. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Agenda Conference
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- recommended for approval (agenda conference; no final decision stated)
- Applicant:
- City of Pensacola; sponsors include Mayor DC Reeves and Council Member Casey Jones
Agenda Packet
This document is a City of Pensacola City Council Agenda Conference agenda for September 8, 2026, listing multiple items. It does not describe a single development project. The items include approvals for School Resource Officer MOUs, discretionary funding, and various FAA and other grants for airport, stormwater, and police projects. No zoning changes or land development projects are described. The document is a meeting agenda with recommendations for approval, not a record of a decision. [Pensacola International Airport (PNS), not stated; case File #26-615, File #26-616, File #26-954, File #26-957, File #26-972, File #26-953, File #26-955, File #26-958] This document is a multi-item City Council agenda for Pensacola, Florida, dated September 8, 2026, covering multiple airport projects at Pensacola International Airport (PNS). The projects are: 1) FAA ATP Grant 62 for Terminal Modernization and Expansion (Security Screening Checkpoint Expansion, SSCP), File #26-615 and #26-616, with a $9,000,000 grant and a total budget of $9,473,685; the project expands the security screening checkpoint by approximately 8,406 square feet, adds a sixth screening lane, expands queuing space, and adds new restrooms. 2) FAA AIP Grant 60 for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation, File #26-954 and #26-957, with a $9,719,671 grant and a total grant value of $10,799,635; the project includes mill and overlay of the south half of Taxiway A to the end of Runway 35, new LED taxiway edge lights, new airfield signs, and pavement markings. 3) Award of Bid No. 26-036 for Taxiway A South Rehabilitation, File #26-972, to Panhandle Grading and Paving, Inc. with a base bid of $9,998,752.39 plus a 10% contingency of $999,875.24 for a total of $10,998,627.63. 4) FAA AIG Grant 61 for Terminal Apron Expansion, File #26-953, with a $6,009,997 grant and a total grant value of $6,667,775; the project expands the existing Air Carrier Ramp to the West Remain Over Night apron to accommodate a future 5-gate concourse. 5) FAA AIP Discretionary Grant 63 for Ground Vehicle Transmitters, File #26-955 and #26-958, with a $66,204 grant and a total grant value of $73,560; the project purchases and installs twenty (20) ADS-B Vehicle Tracking Units. The document also includes an email from FAA Program Manager Miguel A. Martinez listing grants at PNS for the year, including AIP 59 (Rehabilitate Taxiway A7), AIP 60 (Rehabilitate Taxiway A South), AIP 61 (Expand Apron), AIP 62 (Expand Terminal), AIP 63 (Ground Vehicle VMAT), and AIP 64 (GPU/PCA/Boiler). [Pensacola International Airport (not stated for FDLE grant); case 26-958; 26-956; 26-959; 26-788] The document is a multi-item City Council agenda for Pensacola, FL, dated 9/8/2026, containing several distinct projects. Project 1: FAA AIP Discretionary Grant for ADS-B Vehicle Movement Area Transmitters (VMATs) at Pensacola International Airport. Grant amount $66,204, total project cost $73,560. Applicant: City of Pensacola. Case/File #: 26-958. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Application submitted 5/30/2026, grant agreement release anticipated by 9/1/2026. Project 2: FAA VALE Grant for Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler at Pensacola International Airport. Grant amount $12,779,600, local match $1,419,956, total $14,195,556. Applicant: City of Pensacola. Case/File #: 26-956. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Applications submitted 7/9/2026 and 7/23/2026, combined award confirmation 8/11/2026, grant agreement release anticipated by 9/1/2026. Project 3: Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-36 for the FAA VALE Grant for Terminal Modernization and Expansion GPU/PCA/Boiler. Case/File #: 26-959. Decision: Recommendation to adopt. Project 4: FDLE Grant Award No. IG102 for Pensacola Police Department. Grant amount $540,701.00. Applicant: Pensacola Police Department. Case/File #: 26-788. Decision: Recommendation to approve acceptance and authorize Mayor to execute. Key dates: Grant activity period 02/17/2025 – 06/30/2027. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [City of Pensacola, 222 West Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 (for city memorandum); Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park (no street address stated); Pensacola Police Department (no street address stated); City of Pensacola Fire Department, Citizen Corps, 475 E. Strong Street, Pensacola, FL 32501 (for grant award letter); case File #: 26-785 (FDLE grant); File #: 26-915 (CERT grant acceptance); File #: 26-960 (CERT supplemental budget); File #: 26-986 (FDEP stormwater grant); Resolution No. 2026-26; Resolution No. 2026-38; FDLE Grant Award ID: IG102; FDEP Grant No. DH020; Quote Number: QUOTE-3655017] The document is a multi-item City of Pensacola agenda packet for the September 8, 2026 Agenda Conference, containing several distinct legislative action items. It includes a Motorola Solutions quote for 40 APX NEXT portable radios for the Pensacola Police Department, a supplemental budget resolution for a FDLE grant, a grant acceptance for a CERT/Citizens Corps program, a supplemental budget resolution for that CERT grant, and a grant acceptance for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document. [case DH020] This document is a Florida Department of Environmental Protection grant agreement (Agreement No. DH020) for the Hollice T. Williams Stormwater Park project. The grantee is the City of Pensacola. The total cost reimbursement is $5,190,939. The project involves construction, inspection, and a final report, including stormwater practices, irrigation systems, and underground stormwater capture vaults. The project is funded by the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment settlement. The document includes attachments on public records, audit requirements, program-specific requirements, a progress report form, a payment request form, and quality assurance requirements. The document does not state a specific street address, parcel number, acreage, or zoning change. The project timeline states construction must be completed within eighteen (18) months from the Notice to Proceed, and all work must be completed within fifty-four (54) months from the execution of the Grant Agreement. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) on a development application. It does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.
- Board:
- Agenda Conference
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval (agenda items); Award of Bid No. 26-036 recommended to Panhandle Grading and Paving, Inc.
- Address:
- Pensacola International Airport (PNS), not stated
- Applicant:
- City of Pensacola (Mayor DC Reeves, sponsor); Airport staff
Agenda Packet_9.8.2026
[601 Aragon Street, Pensacola, FL 32502; case 26-1042] The document is a Planning Board agenda and minutes packet for the City of Pensacola. It includes a request for final aesthetic review for a new two-story single-family residence with a detached two-story garage at 601 Aragon Street, in the Gateway Redevelopment District-1 (Aragon). The applicant is Scott Sallis. The case number is 26-1042. The meeting is scheduled for September 8, 2026. The document also includes minutes from the August 11, 2026 meeting, which detail a separate final aesthetic review approval for 671 Centros Street (case not stated), a discussion on proposed tree and landscape regulation updates, and a discussion on comprehensive plan amendments. The document does not state a decision for the 601 Aragon Street item, as it is an agenda item for a future meeting. The document does not state a decision for the tree and landscape regulation updates or the comprehensive plan amendments, as these were discussion items. The document does not state any public comment for the 601 Aragon Street item. The document does not state any public comment for the comprehensive plan amendments. The document states that three citizens spoke on the tree and landscape regulation updates: Colin Gold, Renee Borden, and Maria Rosasco. Their concerns were for the preservation of trees, that the tree fund should only be used to plant trees, that work needs to be done on barrier zones and protecting roots when heavy equipment is onsite, and that smaller heritage trees should be included. One speaker suggested verifying homestead exemption to differentiate residential homeowners from commercial. The document does not state whether this sentiment shaped the decision, as no decision was made. The document states that the August 11, 2026 meeting minutes were approved. The document states that the July 7, 2026, and July 14, 2026, meeting minutes were approved. The document states that the final aesthetic review for 671 Centros Street was approved. The document states that the address was corrected from 675 Centros to 671 Centros. The document states that the applicant for 671 Centros Street is Scott Sallis of Dalrymple Sallis Architecture. The document states that the project is a new two-story single-family residence with an outdoor patio and covered car port accessed from a rear alleyway. The document states that approval was provided by the Aragon Architectural Review Board for the 'Row House VI' building type. The document states that the motion to approve 671 Centros was based on the finding that the application met the requirements of the GRD-1 district per section 12-3-12(2) of the Land Development Code. The document states that the tree and landscape regulation updates are an initiative advanced by Mayor Reeves and Council Member Moore. The document states that proposed changes include a new $1,000 application fee for request to remove live oaks measuring 40 inches or more, an inch for inch replacement requirement for protected trees that are removed, updated mitigation fees, updated standards for replacement tree sizes, and it retains residential mitigation caps. The document states that the amendments also expand the City Arborist authority. The document states that the residential mitigation fee cap is $5,000 per tree over 40 inches plus the $1,000 application fee. The document states that the $1,500 fee per tree would be for any tree that is not a 40-inch or larger live oak that is a protected tree. The document states that a 40-inch live oak in Pensacola is approximately 100 years old. The document states that comparisons were made to Coral Gables and Sarasota. The document states that City Council must approve the final version of the LDC before they can move forward with voting on the tree ordinance update. The document states that the comprehensive plan amendments are required at least every seven years. The document states that no changes are being proposed to residential density levels or the City's Future Land Use Map. The document states that the City Council is required to conduct a hearing and forward the proposed amendments to the State of Florida for review by November 1, 2026. The document states that the goal is to bring the changes to the city council in October. The document states that there weren't any appeals to the Hawkshaw item, and they can now apply for permits. [601 Aragon St. Pensacola, FL 32502; case not stated for the project; the document includes a separate memorandum for File # 26-1043 regarding Comprehensive Plan Amendments] The document is a set of architectural construction drawings for the Shaffer Residence, a residential project at 601 Aragon St. Pensacola, FL 32502. The drawings include wall sections, details, schedules, and 3D render views. The project is identified as 'GRD-1 Residential Site Review' with an application date of September 8, 2026. The review routing shows comments from various departments, including a comment from Floodplain that the garage will need flood vents since it is below the design flood elevation, to be resolved during permitting. The document also includes the text of Sec. 12-3-12, the GRD-1 zoning district regulations, and a memorandum for a Comprehensive Plan amendment (File # 26-1043). The project number is 26015, and the issue date is 2026-08-04. The architect is DALSAL (AR 0016385). The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred) for the project, nor does it state the project size in acreage or square footage, or the applicant/developer/owner name beyond the project title 'Shaffer Residence'. The document is a portion of the City of Pensacola Comprehensive Plan, specifically the Future Land Use and Transportation elements. It does not describe a specific development project, site, or action. It contains policies and objectives for land use districts, including density limits for residential uses in various districts (e.g., not to exceed 35 dwelling units per acre in the Pensacola (Seville) Historic District, North Hill Preservation District, and Old East Hill Preservation District; not to exceed 135 dwelling units per acre in the Palafox Historic Business District; not to exceed 100 dwelling units per acre in the Gateway Redevelopment District and 60 dwelling units per acre in the Waterfront Redevelopment District; not to exceed 108 dwelling units per acre in the South Palafox Business District; not to exceed 5 dwelling units per acre in the Airport District; not to exceed 35 dwelling units per acre up to a maximum 3% of developable land in the Interstate Corridor District). It also includes policies on density bonuses and transfers, transportation level of service standards, and port operations. No specific project, applicant, case number, or decision is stated. The document is a portion of the City of Pensacola Comprehensive Plan, covering Transportation, Housing, Public Facilities, and Coastal Management chapters. It contains goals, objectives, and policies for future planning but does not describe a specific development project, site, or action. It mentions the Pensacola International Airport, the Port, and various city-wide policies but provides no specific address, parcel, size, applicant, case number, or decision for a particular project. The document includes a policy to develop 65 acres of vacant property adjacent to the airport, but no specific project details are stated. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is recorded in this document. The document is a portion of the City of Pensacola Comprehensive Plan, specifically covering Coastal Management, Conservation and Sustainability, Recreation and Open Space, Intergovernmental Coordination, and Capital Improvements elements. It contains no specific development project, site, address, parcel, acreage, applicant, case number, or decision. It consists entirely of policy statements, goals, objectives, and a list of potential future park and recreation improvements. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated. The document is a portion of a City of Pensacola Comprehensive Plan, specifically the Capital Improvements Element (CIE) and Historic Preservation and Public Schools Facilities Elements. It contains policies, level of service standards, and a five-year capital improvements schedule for FY 2011-2015. It lists numerous capital projects with costs and funding sources, including port, stormwater, transportation, and airport projects. It does not describe a specific development project, applicant, or decision. The document is a policy and budgeting document, not a project approval record. [case 26-1045] The document is a compilation of public records for the City of Pensacola, Florida, including a comprehensive plan update register and a proposed ordinance for tree and landscape regulation updates. It does not describe a specific development project with an address, parcel, or size. The proposed ordinance (File #: 26-1045) would amend the Land Development Code to revise tree and landscape regulations, including a new $1,000 application fee for removing Live Oaks 40 inches or greater, an inch-for-inch replacement requirement for protected trees, updated mitigation fees, and residential mitigation caps. The document also includes a technical report on canopy coverage. No specific project site, applicant, or decision is stated.
- Board:
- Planning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 601 Aragon Street, Pensacola, FL 32502
- Applicant:
- Scott Sallis
Agenda_9.8.2026
The document is a City of Pensacola Planning Board agenda for a meeting on September 8, 2026. It lists multiple items: approval of minutes from August 11, 2026; a final aesthetic review for a property at 601 Aragon Street in the Gateway Redevelopment District-1 (Aragon); comprehensive plan amendments; an open forum; and a discussion item on proposed tree and landscape regulation updates. No decisions are stated in the agenda text. Public comment sentiment is not stated.
- Board:
- Planning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 601 Aragon Street
Community Redevelopment Agency Agenda Packet September 8, 2026
The document is the agenda and supporting materials for the City of Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) meeting on September 8, 2026. It includes multiple items: updates, approval of minutes, a discussion on redevelopment board updates, an action item to accept 14 escheated properties for redevelopment, and an action item to adopt a budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026. The document does not state a decision on these items as it is an agenda for a future meeting. The escheated properties are listed with addresses but no acreage or square footage. The budget resolution covers three TIF districts with a combined investment of $16.3M. Public comment from a prior Eastside Redevelopment Board meeting is included, with speakers expressing concerns about community policing funding and requests for funding redirection to the Chappie James Museum.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Not stated. The document is an agenda for a meeting on September 8, 2026, with recommendations for approval on items 26-963 and 26-820, but no final decision is recorded.
- Address:
- City of Pensacola, 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502 (meeting location); 1401 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive; 414 East Blount Street; 1300 Block North Hayne Street; 2600 Block Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive; 700 Block North "G" Street; 710 North "F" Street; 800 Block North "K" Street; 800 Block North "F" Street; 809/811 West Gadsden Street; 1010 North 7th Avenue; 318 East Brainerd Street; 408 North "G" Street; 305 North "Q" Street
- Applicant:
- City of Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency; Sponsor: Delarian Wiggins - Chairperson
Community Redevelopment Agency Agenda September 8, 2026
This document is an agenda for a City of Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency meeting on September 8, 2026. It lists multiple items: updates, approval of minutes, redevelopment board updates, acceptance of escheated properties for redevelopment, and a budget resolution. No specific project details are provided for any item.
- Board:
- Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502
Planning Board Meeting
The City of Pensacola Planning Board met to discuss upcoming development and regulations. Several items on the agenda could lead to local business opportunities. These include a final aesthetic review for a project at 601 Aragon Street, proposed updates to tree and landscape regulations, and discussions on off-street parking requirements and materials like concrete and asphalt. The board also reviewed standards for driveways, sidewalks, and building elements such as exterior lighting, walls, and roofs.
- Board:
- Planning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-08
- Type:
- Meeting
Environmental Advisory Board September 3, 2026
The document is an agenda and supporting materials for the City of Pensacola Environmental Advisory Board meeting on September 3, 2026. It includes approval of minutes, a grant request, and discussion items. No specific development project with a street address, parcel, acreage, or zoning change is described. The grant request is for tree planting, not a construction project. The document does not describe a project, site, or action beyond procedural and administrative labels.
- Board:
- Environmental Advisory Board
- Date:
- 2026-09-03
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated (recommendations pending)
- Applicant:
- Canopy Restoration Inc. (grant request)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting in City of Pensacola posted this record to its public file. The posted document carries a title and no readable project detail, so there is no site, no size and no applicant on file for it yet. Local businesses that want to follow it can open the official document link above and watch for the fuller record the body posts later.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-01
- Type:
- Agenda
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
The document is an agenda and report for the City of Pensacola Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on September 1, 2026. It contains no specific development project, site, or action. The agenda includes approval of minutes, a review of the 2025 Affordable Housing Incentive Plan, and scheduling the next meeting. The report reviews 12 incentives (A through L) for affordable housing, with recommendations for annual review and some updates, but no specific project, address, parcel, size, zoning change, applicant, or case number for a development is stated. Public comment is listed as an agenda item, but no specific sentiment is recorded in the document.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-01
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee of the City of Pensacola met to discuss affordable housing matters. The committee reviewed the City of Pensacola's 2025 Affordable Housing Incentive Plan. Future discussions will include defining "affordable housing" in the Land Development Code.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-01
- Type:
- Meeting
Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
The Code Enforcement Authority of Pensacola met on September 1, 2026, to review code enforcement cases. Several properties were discussed, including those at 1317 W Jackson Street, 4000 Block N Davis Street, 6110 Virwood Road, 3580 Blueridge Drive, 3310 Marcus Drive, 4280 La Borde Lane, 546 Chadwick Street, 1198 Ellison Drive, 615 N R Street, 1200 N H Street, 1132 Hayden Court, 4025 Connell Drive, and 707 Boxwood Drive. These cases involve properties that may require work such as land clearing, grading, utility work, concrete, paving, framing, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, or landscaping services.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-09-01
- Type:
- Meeting
Building Inspections Agenda Packet August 25, 2026
The document is an agenda for the City of Pensacola Code Enforcement Authority - Building Inspections meeting on August 25, 2026, and the minutes from the June 23, 2026 meeting. The August 25, 2026 agenda lists multiple code enforcement cases for notification of noncompliance and requests to find code violations. The June 23, 2026 minutes detail prior actions on several cases, including findings of violation, standard Code Orders, compliance deadlines, daily fines, and court costs. The document does not state any decisions for the August 25, 2026 meeting, as it is an agenda. For the June 23, 2026 meeting, the minutes state that the Special Magistrate (SMJ) found properties and respondents in violation and entered standard Code Orders for several cases. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state any project size, acreage, or dollar amounts for construction. The document does not state any zoning or use changes. The document does not state any business opportunities.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority - Building Inspections
- Date:
- 2026-08-25
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- For the August 25, 2026 meeting, the document is an agenda and does not state decisions. For the June 23, 2026 meeting, the minutes state the SMJ found the property and respondent in violation and entered a standard Code Order for cases 26-3, 26-11, 26-20, 25-27, 26-5, 26-10, 26-15, 26-22, 26-45, and 26-53. For case 26-34, the SMJ recused himself and the case was rescheduled for August 25, 2026.
- Address:
- 310 South C St.; 418 N. G St.; 609 Perry Ave.; 2206 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Dr.; 4306 N. Davis Hwy.; 5042 Bayou Blvd.; 214 E. Lakeview Ave.; 518 W. La Rua St.; 708 North N St.; 471 Tanglewood Dr.; 909 N. 6th Ave.; 218 N. Spring St.; 1750 N. Palafox St.; 527 E. Government St.
- Applicant:
- Grand Bayview Holdings LLC; Santiago Cintia Pamela; Bay to Gulf Holdings LLC; Montgomery Dwight; FSN Brothers; Welsh William EBK 50% Int Heisler Lorna S 50% Int; Guevara Patrocinio; George Fred Vincent III; Gulley Jerry L Est Of; Ortega Teodoro K & Ortega Estela R; Stanley Gruber Realty Inc Trustee for GH #1 Land Trust 10/22/2025; Pham Chi Do Trustee Pham Chi Do Revocable Trust 10/14/22; Real Business Consultants Inc C/O Dennis Reisman; Warner Interstate Properties III LLC
Code Enforcement Authority - Building Inspections
The Code Enforcement Authority - Building Inspections of the City of Pensacola met on August 25, 2026. The meeting covered general administrative items and reviewed several code enforcement cases. Local business opportunities may arise from the review of cases at properties including 708 North N Street, 471 Tanglewood Drive, 4306 N. Davis Highway, 909 N. 6th Avenue, 218 North Spring Street, 1750 N. Palafox Street, 418 N. G Street, 2206 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, 310 South C Street, 5042 Bayou Boulevard, 527 E. Government Street, 609 Perry Avenue, 214 E. Lakeview Avenue, and 518 W. La Rua Street.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority - Building Inspections
- Date:
- 2026-08-25
- Type:
- Meeting
Agenda Packet_8.20.2026
The document is an agenda and staff memoranda for the City of Pensacola Architectural Review Board meeting of August 20, 2026, covering four new business items. Item 26-917: 420 W. Blount Street, North Hill Preservation District, Zone PR-1AAA, City Council District 6, final review for a new in-ground pool and fence. Applicant John and Robin Jones. Proposed pool is 30 feet by 12 feet, with a deck of Myra-color pavers, and replacement of an existing side fence with a 5-foot-tall brick wall (Henry Brick, Market Street color) and a 6-foot wooden gate with wrought-iron inset. Decision not stated. Item 26-918: 211 W. Strong Street, North Hill Preservation District, Zone PR-2, City Council District 6, final review for new front doors. Applicants Andrea Levitt and Beth Gregory. Proposed replacement of two front doors with six-lite, one-panel Craftsman-style mahogany doors, painted Benjamin Moore Hawthorne Yellow, with sidelites and a transom on the center door. Decision not stated. Item 26-919: 75 S. Tarragona Street, Palafox Historic Business District, Zone C-2A, City Council District 6, review for demolition of a non-contributing structure. Applicant Hicks / Zielinski Architects, LLC. The structure is currently used by the Pensacola Opera Center, constructed primarily of metal and stucco, with persistent water intrusion. Decision not stated. Item 26-920: 75 S. Tarragona Street, Palafox Historic Business District, Zone C-2A, City Council District 6, conceptual review for a new Pensacola Opera Center. Applicant Hicks / Zielinski Architects, LLC. Proposed two-story structure with a third-level clerestory roof above the opera hall, positioned near E. Romana Street, with a porte cochere along S. Tarragona Street and a water-fountain feature at the southeast corner. Total floor area is 22,139 square feet (Level 1: 14,634 SF, Level 2: 7,505 SF). Decision not stated. The document also includes minutes from the July 30, 2026, meeting, which are not part of the August 20 agenda items. Public comment sentiment is included for the July 30 meeting items, not for the August 20 items. For the August 20 items, no public comment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-08-20
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 420 W. Blount Street; 211 W. Strong Street; 75 S. Tarragona Street
- Applicant:
- John and Robin Jones (26-917); Andrea Levitt and Beth Gregory (26-918); Hicks / Zielinski Architects, LLC (26-919 and 26-920)
Agenda_8.20.2026
The document is an Architectural Review Board agenda for a meeting on August 20, 2026, at 2:00 PM in the Hagler-Mason Conference Room, 2nd Floor, City of Pensacola, 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502. It lists four new business items: 26-917 for a new in-ground pool and fence at 420 W. Blount, North Hill Preservation District, Zone PR-1AAA, City Council District 6, final review; 26-918 for new front doors at 211 W. Strong Street, North Hill Preservation District, Zone PR-2, City Council District 6, final review; 26-919 for demolition of a non-contributing structure at 75 S. Tarragona Street, Palafox Historic Business District, Zone C-2A, City Council District 6, review; and 26-920 for a conceptual review for a new Pensacola Opera Center at 75 S. Tarragona Street, Palafox Historic Business District, Zone C-2A, City Council District 6. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from July 30, 2026, and an open forum. No decisions are stated; the document is an agenda only.
- Board:
- Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-08-20
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 420 W. Blount; 211 W. Strong Street; 75 S. Tarragona Street
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