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Agenda Packet_6.9.2026
[675 Centros Street; 1005 W. Lloyd Street; case 26-662; 26-663; 26-661 (for minutes)] The City of Pensacola Planning Board agenda for June 9, 2026, includes a final aesthetic review for a new single-family residence at 675 Centros Street and a request for zoning and future land use map amendment for 1005 W. Lloyd Street. The May 12, 2026, Planning Board meeting minutes are also included, detailing discussions and straw votes on proposed changes to the Land Development Code, including lot grading, missing middle housing, and building height.
- Board:
- Planning Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-09
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- not stated (for June 9, 2026 agenda items); Approved (straw vote for LDC topics in May 12 minutes)
- Address:
- 675 Centros Street; 1005 W. Lloyd Street
- Applicant:
- Scott Sallis, Dalrymple Sallis Architecture (for 675 Centros Street); not stated (for 1005 W. Lloyd Street)
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
This document is an agenda for the City of Pensacola Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on June 2, 2026. It lists several items for discussion and action, including minutes approval, a recommendation for 2026 ADUs for affordable housing (Case 26-636), discussion of ADU City Code (Case 26-637), and City Residential Bonuses (Case 26-638). A future meeting date is also noted. No specific project details like addresses, sizes, or zoning changes are provided for the action items, only case numbers and general topics. Public comment is a scheduled agenda item, but no specific comments are recorded in this document.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502
Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
This document is an agenda for the City of Pensacola Affordable Housing Advisory Committee meeting on June 2, 2026. It lists several action and discussion items related to affordable housing initiatives, including Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and residential bonuses. Specific case numbers are provided for each item. Public comment is a scheduled agenda item, but no specific comments or sentiments are detailed within this agenda document itself. The meeting will be held at City Hall, 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502.
- Board:
- Affordable Housing Advisory Committee Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Address:
- 222 W. Main Street, Pensacola, FL 32502
Code Enforcement Authority Agenda 06/02/2026
This document is an agenda for the City of Pensacola Code Enforcement Authority meeting on June 2, 2026. It lists several cases requesting to find code violations. The agenda does not include any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. No decisions are listed as made on this agenda; it is a list of items to be heard.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 215 FAIRFAX DR PENSACOLA FL 32503; 1014 N D ST PENSACOLA FL 32501; 527 WYNNEHURST PENSACOLA FL 32503; 3473 BAYOU BLVD PENSACOLA FL 32503; 538 WYNNEHURST PENSACOLA FL 32503
- Applicant:
- EDWARD PARIS MATTHEWS; EST OF FRANK WATSON SR; SHIRLEY M STANTON WASHINGTON; THOMAS M MILLER; DELLA R ROBERTS
Code Enforcement Authority Agenda Packet 06/02/2026
[504 N G St, Pensacola FL 32501; 5042 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola FL 32503; 215 Fairfax Dr, Pensacola FL 32503; 1014 N D St, Pensacola FL 32501; 527 Wynnehurst, Pensacola FL 32503; 3473 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola FL 32503; 538 Wynnehurst, Pensacola FL 32503; case CE261204; CE261490; CE261559; CE26264; CE26609; CE261176; CE26160] Code violations related to motor vehicles, accumulation of rubbish or garbage, excessive growth of weeds, and nuisance conditions were discussed for multiple properties. One case, CE261204 at 504 N G St, was found to be in compliance as of May 19, 2026, with court costs of $200.00 assessed on May 6, 2026, due within 30 days. Another case, CE261490 at 5042 Bayou Blvd, was also found to be in compliance as of May 19, 2026, with court costs of $200.00 assessed on May 6, 2026, due within 30 days. The remaining cases are requests to find code violations.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-06-02
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- In compliance as of May 19, 2026 (for CE261204 and CE261490); Requests to find code violations (for CE261559, CE26264, CE26609, CE261176, CE26160)
- Address:
- 504 N G St, Pensacola FL 32501; 5042 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola FL 32503; 215 Fairfax Dr, Pensacola FL 32503; 1014 N D St, Pensacola FL 32501; 527 Wynnehurst, Pensacola FL 32503; 3473 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola FL 32503; 538 Wynnehurst, Pensacola FL 32503
- Applicant:
- LOWER ALABAMA HOLDINGS LLC; WILLIAM E B K WELSH 50% INT; LORNA S HEISLER 50% INT; EDWARD PARIS MATTHEWS; EST OF FRANK WATSON SR; SHIRLEY M STANTON WASHINGTON; THOMAS M MILLER; DELLA R ROBERTS
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda 05/28/2026
[50 S. 9th Ave.; case 26-468] City Council will consider remanding Planning Board Case No. 26-468 for final aesthetic review at 50 S. 9th Ave. back to the Planning Board, as stipulated by interested parties. The recommendation is to approve this remand. [2907 East Blount Street; case 26-617] City Council will consider adopting Proposed Ordinance No. 6-26 on second reading, which concerns the vacation of a portion of an unimproved alleyway at 2907 East Blount Street. The recommendation is to adopt the ordinance.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommended for remand to Planning Board
- Address:
- 50 S. 9th Ave.
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda Packet 05/28/2026
[case 26-594] City Council will consider approving a grant request of up to $5,500 for Canopy Restoration, Inc., for tree planting to restore the city's tree canopy. The Environmental Advisory Board (EAB) recommended approval, with a vote of 4-0 (one member abstaining due to affiliation with Canopy Restoration, Inc.). The funds will be used for trees and irrigation in rights-of-way or city parks. The project aligns with City Code Sec. 12-6-10(c)(2). [Bayfront Parkway; case 26-607] City Council will consider adopting Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-19 to re-appropriate unencumbered carryforward allocations for the Urban Core and Eastside CRA for the Bayfront Trail Improvement Project. This action supports the City's Strategic Plan and the 2025 Urban Core Redevelopment Plan. The resolution reallocates $15,000 from the Hashtag/Waterfront Development project to the Bayfront Trail Improvement project to fund community input into landscape and amenity improvements for the Bayfront Parkway Sun-Trail multiuse path. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) approved the reallocations on May 11, 2026. [2907 East Blount Street; case 26-617] City Council will consider adopting Proposed Ordinance No. 6-26 on second reading, which will close, abandon, and vacate an unimproved portion of an alleyway at 2907 East Blount Street. This follows a public hearing on May 14, 2026, where no public input was received. The Planning Board had previously considered the final aesthetic review for this location. [50 S. 9th Ave.; case 26-644] City Council will consider remanding Planning Board Case No. 26-468, concerning the final aesthetic review for 50 S. 9th Ave., back to the Planning Board. This action is stipulated by the interested parties, including the petitioners Paul and Claudia Tamburro, to avoid a City Council appeal hearing. The Planning Board had initially approved the project on April 14, 2026. [case 26-553] City Council will consider approving funding of $500 for Warrington Youth Sports from the City Council Discretionary Funds for District 7. Warrington Youth Sports provides sports for children aged 4-14 and is holding a 'Stop the Gun Violence Football Camp' on July 18, 2026, at Escambia High School for youth aged 5-18. The funding will help offset costs for this event.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-28
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommendation for approval
- Address:
- Bayfront Parkway
- Applicant:
- Canopy Restoration, Inc.
Agenda Conference May 26, 2026
[case 26-553] City Council is considering approving funding of $500 to Warrington Youth Sports from the City Council Discretionary Funds for District 7. The funds will help offset costs for the 'Stop the Gun Violence Football Camp' on July 18, 2026, at Escambia High School, which aims to mentor and empower youth while promoting gun violence awareness and prevention. [case 26-594] City Council is considering approving a grant request of up to $5,500 to Canopy Restoration, Inc., from the Tree Planting Trust Fund. The funds are for a city-funded, citizen-driven tree planting project to restore the city's tree canopy within neighborhoods and parks, planting trees in the right-of-way or within 20 feet of the ROW or within City parks. The Environmental Advisory Board (EAB) recommended approval with a 4-0 vote (one member abstaining due to affiliation with Canopy Restoration, Inc.). Innisfree Hotels expressed support in writing, citing the project's role in combating rising temperatures and supporting tourism. [case 26-607] City Council is considering adopting Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-19 to re-appropriate Urban Core and Eastside CRA unencumbered carryforward allocations and funding for the Bayfront Trail Improvement Project. This action supports the City's Strategic Plan and the 2025 Urban Core Redevelopment Plan. The resolution reallocates $15,000 from the Hashtag/Waterfront Development project to the Bayfront Trail Improvement project to fund community input into landscape and amenity improvements for the multiuse path being installed by FDOT. Previous actions include CRA approvals of carryforwards and reallocations in February, March, and April 2026. [2907 East Blount Street; case 26-617] City Council is considering adopting Proposed Ordinance No. 6-26 on second reading, which would vacate an unimproved portion of an alleyway behind 2907 East Blount Street. The request comes from Matthew Montee, the new property owner, who wishes to incorporate the alley segment into his property. This portion of the alleyway is not used for public access and does not serve neighbors. The Planning Board recommended approval on April 14, 2026, and City Council approved it on first reading on May 14, 2026. Utility providers have no objection, and a utility easement will be retained. [North 10' of the alley adjacent and contiguous to Lots 17 to 20 of Block 61, East Pensacola; case P.O. No. 6-26] An ordinance was passed to close, abandon, and vacate an unimproved alleyway. The alleyway is described as the north 10' of the alley adjacent to Lots 17 to 20 of Block 61, East Pensacola, a portion of Section 5, Township 2, Range 29 West, Escambia County, Florida. This action is to implement Florida Statutes related to growth policy and land development regulation. The ordinance becomes effective five business days after adoption. [2907 E. Blount Street (alleyway directly behind); case Vacation of Alleyway - 2907 E. Blount Street] Request for vacation of a partial alleyway directly behind the residential property at 2907 E. Blount Street. A 10-foot-wide portion of the alleyway directly abutting 2907 E. Blount Street was previously approved for vacation in 2020, but the owner at that time could not be reached. The current owner, Mr. Matthew Montee, wishes to incorporate this segment into his property for maintenance. The alleyway segment is not currently used for access and does not serve neighbors. The Planning Board recommended approval. [50 S. 9th Avenue; case Final Aesthetic Review – 50 S. 9th Avenue] Request for final aesthetic review of a new multi-family residential development at 50 S. 9th Avenue, within the Gateway Redevelopment District. The project includes a seven-story main building with two levels of podium parking and five levels of residential apartments totaling 227 units, plus a separate club building for amenities. The design features a resort-style pool, colorful facades, balconies, deep roof overhangs, and decorative shutters. Conceptual review was approved in December 2025. The Planning Board approved the design with a contingency for an abbreviated review of the north and east facades to incorporate board discussion items, including amendments for condenser treatment and site control. The approval also included adding climbing jasmine or a green wall to soften facades. [case File #: 26-609] Proposed Code Enforcement Lien Reduction Policy to replace the existing policy. The new policy aims to streamline and clarify the City's approach to relief from Code Enforcement Liens. Adoption is intended to advance City Strategic Plan Goals related to attainable housing and resilient waterfronts/neighborhoods. The policy outlines eligibility criteria, required payments (excluding administrative fines), and factors for consideration in reducing accrued fines, such as financial hardship, blight in the area, prompt abatement of violations, and notice of lien at acquisition. Application fees are $150 for residential and $1,000 for commercial properties, with additional fees for inspections. Determinations for liens under $50,000 are made by the Mayor or designee; liens of $50,000 or more require City Council consideration. The policy may result in reduced revenue for Code Enforcement.
- Board:
- Agenda Conference
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommendation to approve
- Address:
- 2907 East Blount Street
- Applicant:
- Warrington Youth Sports
Agenda Conference May 26, 2026
[2907 East Blount Street; case 26-553, 26-594, 26-607, 26-617, 26-609] Item 1: Discretionary funding allocation of $500 to Warrington Youth Sports from City Council Discretionary Funds for District 7. Item 2: Tree Planting Trust Fund grant request up to $5,500 to Canopy Restoration, Inc. Item 3: Supplemental Budget Resolution No. 2026-19 for re-appropriating urban core and eastside CRA unencumbered carryforward allocations and funding for the Bayfront Trail Improvement Project. Item 4: Proposed Ordinance No. 6-26 for the vacation of an unimproved portion of alleyway at 2907 East Blount Street. Item 5: Proposed code enforcement lien reduction policy to replace the existing policy.
- Board:
- Agenda Conference
- Date:
- 2026-05-26
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommendations for approval for all items.
- Address:
- 2907 East Blount Street
Agenda Packet_05.21.2026
[200 W. Garden Street; case 26-600] The Architectural Review Board is considering a new shopping center. The project involves conceptual review for a new shopping center with parking, landscaping, and illuminated lighting. Proposed materials include brick, with spaces for businesses and a 30,990 sq ft grocery store. The plans also show two historic walls along Garden Street and Spring Street, LED lighting, a large parking lot with over 240 spaces, a pocket park at the corner of Romana Street and Spring Street, and extensive landscaping. The applicant is seeking feedback on building materials, siting, and massing. [407 W. Desoto Street; case 26-596] Final review for the construction of a new 24' x 12' Gunite pool and a 400 sq ft paver patio at a contributing structure. Proposed materials include supra granite pavers, aqua marine tile, white marble coping, a veneer water feature, and blue quartz plaster. The pool equipment will be located in the side yard and screened by the existing fence. [520 N. Spring Street; case 26-597] Final review for the construction of a 12' x 20' Gunite pool, a 9' x 34' cabana, a metal fence, and landscaping. The pool will have black and white tile and white travertine coping. The cabana will feature turned 6x6 columns, chandelier lighting, and weathered wood tiles. Landscaping is proposed along the new metal fence and on the rear property line. [1201 N. Barcelona Street; case 26-598] Final review for a new two-story single-family residence, including a pool in the courtyard and an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) above a detached garage. The residence will be constructed with brick and Hardie lap siding, asphalt shingles, vinyl windows, lanterns, LED wall lamps, and wood composite decking. The project also includes an in-ground Gunite pool, a covered walkway connecting the main residence to the garage, an ADU over a two-car garage with Hardie lap siding and asphalt shingles, a pine shadowbox fence, and extensive landscaping. [1011 N. Reus St; case 26-600] Variance request for a property in the North Hill Preservation District. [case 26-595] The Board reviewed minutes from a previous meeting. No public comment was made during the open forum. [2305 W. Cervantes Street] The Board reviewed the demolition of a historic structure. The property was found to be historically significant. The developer plans a multi-family, mid-rise, affordable housing complex (three to five stories). The structure is in disrepair and cannot be reused. The Board determined a 60-day demolition delay was unnecessary as there was nothing salvageable. [1201 N Barcelona St, Pensacola, FL] Construction plans for a single-family residence at 1201 N Barcelona St, Pensacola, FL. The plans detail the architectural design, floor plans, elevations, and structural components for a multi-story home with a total living area of 3644 sq ft, plus an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) of 544 sq ft. The project includes a two-car garage, multiple porches, balconies, and courtyards. The builder/contractor is responsible for verifying all dimensions and conforming to local building codes. The plans are copyrighted by Brodeur Home Designs. [200 W. Garden Street, Pensacola, FL; case File #: 26-599] Conceptual review for a new shopping center at 200 W. Garden Street, Palafox historic business district, Zone C-2A. The project includes a brick, mixed-use shopping center with spaces for businesses and a 29,739 sq ft grocery store. It features two historic walls, several patios, a large parking lot (264 spaces), a 'pocket park', a colonnade, and extensive landscaping. The applicant, Branch Acquisition Company, is seeking feedback on building materials, siting, and massing. The proposed total building area is 62,199 sq ft. [1011 N. Reus St; case 26-600] The Architectural Review Board (ARB) is considering a variance request for 1011 N. Reus Street. Stephanie Wilhelm is seeking to increase the maximum rear yard coverage from 25% to 35.5% to permit an existing detached garage to remain as an accessory structure for a future lot split. The property is located in the North Hill preservation district, zoned PR-1AAA, and falls within City Council District 6. The ARB is reviewing this under quasi-judicial hearing procedures.
- Board:
- Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Conceptually Approved with Comments
- Address:
- 200 W. Garden Street
- Applicant:
- Branch Acquisition Company
Agenda_05.21.2026
[407 W. Desoto Street; 520 N. Spring Street; 1201 N. Barcelona Street; 200 W. Garden Street; 1011 N. Reus St; case 26-596; 26-597; 26-598; 26-599; 26-600] Item 2: 407 W. Desoto Street. Final review of a new pool at a contributing structure in the North Hill Preservation District (Zone PR-1AAA). Case number 26-596. Decision not stated. Item 3: 520 N. Spring Street. Final review of a new pool, cabana, and fence at a contributing structure in the North Hill Preservation District (Zone PR-2). Case number 26-597. Decision not stated. Item 4: 1201 N. Barcelona Street. Final review of a new two-story single-family residence, pool, and ADU in the North Hill Preservation District (Zone PR-1AAA). Case number 26-598. Decision not stated. Item 5: 200 W. Garden Street. Conceptual review of a new shopping center in the Palafox Historic Business District (Zone C-2A). Case number 26-599. Decision not stated. Item 6: 1011 N. Reus St. Variance request in the North Hill Preservation District (Zone PR-1AAA). Case number 26-600. Decision not stated.
- Board:
- Architectural Review Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-21
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Decision not stated for all items
- Address:
- 407 W. Desoto Street; 520 N. Spring Street; 1201 N. Barcelona Street; 200 W. Garden Street; 1011 N. Reus St
Code Enforcement Authority Agenda 05/19/2026
[504 N G ST PENSACOLA FL 32501; case CE261204] Code Enforcement Authority hearing for case CE261204 at 504 N G St, Pensacola, FL 32501, involving LOWER ALABAMA HOLDINGS LLC. The issue is the use of solid waste collection services required, with a notification of noncompliance with a prior order and a request to approve commencement of fines. The legal location is MO 4-3-41. The meeting is scheduled for May 19, 2026. [5042 BAYOU BLVD PENSACOLA FL 32503; case CE261490] Code Enforcement Authority hearing for case CE261490 at 5042 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32503, involving WILLIAM E B K WELSH (50% INT) and LORNA S HEISLER (50% INT). The violation concerns the accumulation of rubbish or garbage, referencing IPMC 308.1. There is a notification of noncompliance with a prior order and a request to approve commencement of fines. The meeting is scheduled for May 19, 2026.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda
- Address:
- 504 N G ST PENSACOLA FL 32501
- Applicant:
- LOWER ALABAMA HOLDINGS LLC
Code Enforcement Authority Agenda Packet 05/19/2026
[504 N G St, Pensacola, FL 32501; 5042 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32503; case CE261204; CE261490] Code Enforcement Authority Agenda for May 19, 2026. Items include approval of minutes from May 5, 2025, and notifications of noncompliance with prior orders for two cases. Case CE261204 at 504 N G St involves use of solid waste collection services required. Case CE261490 at 5042 Bayou Blvd involves accumulation of rubbish or garbage. There are no requests to find code violations, increase fines/liens, or unfinished business. New business includes violations that present a serious threat to public health, safety, and welfare, or are irreparable or irreversible in nature, with no specific cases listed under this category. The meeting can be watched via live stream.
- Board:
- Code Enforcement Authority Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Notification of Noncompliance
- Address:
- 504 N G St, Pensacola, FL 32501; 5042 Bayou Blvd, Pensacola, FL 32503
- Applicant:
- LOWER ALABAMA HOLDINGS LLC; WILLIAM E B K WELSH 50% INT; LORNA S HEISLER 50% INT
Eastside Redevelopment Board Agenda Packet, 05/19/2026
[Hagler-Mason, 2nd Floor] The Eastside Redevelopment Board (ERB) agenda for May 19, 2026, includes several action and discussion items. Key items include the FY2027 Recommended Budget for the Eastside TIF Fund, requiring feedback and recommendations to the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). Another item is the Project List and Implementation Plan Status Report, which will provide updates on identified projects. The ERB will also review the minutes from the February 24, 2026 meeting. The meeting can be watched via live stream at cityofpensacola.com/video. [Hagler-Mason, 2nd Floor; case 26-206 ERB MEETING MINUTES 11/04/2025, 26-208 ERB MEETING MINUTES 02/25/2025, 26-180 PROJECT LIST AND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN STATUS REPORT, 26-248 CARRYOVER, 26-182 FY2027 EASTSIDE PROJECT PRIORITIES] The Eastside Redevelopment Board (ERB) meeting minutes from February 24, 2026, detail the election of officers, administrator's communications, approval of minutes, presentations, discussion items, and action items. Tommy White was elected Chairperson and Hugh King was elected Vice-Chairperson. Don Kraher provided an overview of proposed amendments to the Eastside Redevelopment Board Enabling Ordinance. The board approved minutes from 11/04/2025 and discussed carryover funds for FY25. A motion to reallocate $150,000 funding designated for the Crystal Ice House Market was made. The board also identified the top seven project priorities for 2027, including 1700 MLK, 2700 MLK, Residential Property Improvement Program, Resiliency Program, Sidewalks, Small Scale Affordable Rental Program, and Crystal Ice House Market. Public comment was received regarding the cost of obtaining board plans. [case 26-548] Memorandum regarding FY2027 Recommended Budget for the Eastside TIF Fund (File #: 26-548). The Eastside Redevelopment Board (ERB) is asked to provide feedback and recommendations to the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) on the proposed FY2027 budget. The CRA is responsible for administering TIF revenues. The ERB's feedback will be considered by the CRA in July, with adoption by August and City Council action in September. The Fiscal Year 2027 budget takes effect October 1, 2026. Prior actions include CRA and City Council adoption of supplemental budget resolutions in August and September 2025. The ERB made recommended modifications to the non-encumbered carryover on February 24, 2026, which the CRA accepted on March 9, 2026. A supplemental budget resolution is scheduled for City Council adoption on May 28, 2026. [case 26-588] Memorandum regarding Project List and Implementation Plan Status Report (File #: 26-588). The Eastside Redevelopment Board (ERB) will receive updates on projects identified under its recommended project list and implementation plan. Attachments include the Eastside Project List and Implementation Plan May 19, 2026, Eastside RPIP Managers Report May 2026, and 2026 FHFC Income Limits. The Eastside Redevelopment Board Project List and Implementation Plan (FY2026-31) dated 05/19/2026 outlines various projects. Key projects include: 1700 MLK Jr. Drive Affordable Housing & Redevelopment (Eastside CRA District, redevelopment of former Walker Gas Station property for affordable/workforce/mixed income housing, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: Planning); 2700 MLK Jr. Drive Affordable Housing & Redevelopment (Eastside CRA District, redevelopment of property for affordable/workforce/mixed income housing, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: Planning); Residential Property Improvement Program (Eastside/Urban Core/Westside CRA Districts, improvements for residential properties, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: On-going); Residential Resiliency Program (Eastside/Urban Core/Westside CRA Districts, repairs storm-damaged structures and secures at-risk property, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: On-going); Sidewalk Improvements (Eastside CRA District, repairs and connectivity, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: On-going); Small Scale Affordable Rental Program (Eastside/Urban Core/Westside CRA Districts, financial assistance for rental developers, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: New Program); Crystal Ice House Market Strategy (Eastside CRA District, transform Crystal Ice House and adjacent parking lot into an outdoor market, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: New Project); Hollice T. Williams Urban Greenway (Urban Core/Eastside CRA Districts, stormwater and greenway improvements, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: EDFP, Phase I - Complete; Greenway - In Design); Gonzalez Street Shareway (Eastside CRA District, demonstration project for pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle connections, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: New Project); Two Way Conversions MLK/Alcaniz & Davis (Urban Core/Eastside CRA Districts, two-way conversion of MLK Blvd/Alcaniz St & Davis Hwy, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: Planning); Affordable Housing Initiatives (Eastside/Urban Core/Westside CRA Districts, initiatives for affordable housing, estimated implementation period Thru FY2030, Project Status: On-going). Public comment from Jeannie Rhoden inquired about the cost of obtaining board plans from 2025 and 2004, and was advised to submit a formal public records request. The City Of Pensacola Community Redevelopment Agency Eastside Programs Status Report for May 2026 details the Residential Property Improvement Program (RPIP) and the Resiliency Program. For RPIP, there are 2 applications in review, 1 project under contract, and 1 project completed. For the Resiliency Program, there is 1 project invited for full application. The RPIP is designed to support preservation and creation of affordable housing, neighborhood character, blight elimination, and tax base enhancement. The Resiliency Program supports blight removal and prevention by repairing storm-damaged structures or securing at-risk property against natural hazards. 2026 Income Limits and Rent Limits for Florida Housing Finance Corporation SHIP and HHRP Programs are provided for various counties, including DeSoto, Dixie, Duval (Jacksonville HMFA/MSA), Escambia (Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent MSA), Flagler (Palm Coast MSA), and Franklin. The document details income limits based on the number of persons in a household (30%, 50%, 80%, 120%, 140% of Area Median Income) and rent limits by the number of bedrooms in a unit (0-10 bedrooms). The data is based on HUD release and effective date of 5/1/2026. It also notes that FHFC income and rent limits are based on HUD figures and subject to change.
- Board:
- Eastside Redevelopment Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Agenda for review and discussion
- Address:
- Hagler-Mason, 2nd Floor
- Applicant:
- Eastside Redevelopment Board
Eastside Redevelopment Board Agenda, 05/19/2026
The Eastside Redevelopment Board met on May 19, 2026. The agenda included approval of previous minutes (Case 26-355), a recommendation for the FY2027 Eastside TIF Fund budget (Case 26-548), and a status report on the Project List and Implementation Plan (Case 26-588). No specific development projects with addresses or construction details were presented for action.
- Board:
- Eastside Redevelopment Board Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda
Parks & Recreation Board Meeting Agenda May 19, 2026
This document is an agenda for the City of Pensacola Parks & Recreation Board meeting on May 19, 2026. It lists several items, including approval of previous meeting minutes, a City Council action item related to 'PENSACOLA SINGS' with applicant Miguel Aldahondo (case number 26-384), a Director's Report (case number 26-568), and a New Business item titled 'DIRECTION '25' (case number 26-569). The agenda does not contain specific project details such as addresses, sizes, or zoning changes for these items, nor does it state a decision made on any of them.
- Board:
- Parks & Recreation Board
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda
- Applicant:
- Miguel Aldahondo (for PENSACOLA SINGS)
Parks & Recreation Board Meeting Agenda Packet 5.19.26
[case 26-547, 26-605, 26-379, 26-272, 26-385, 26-443, 26-569, 26-444] The Parks & Recreation Board is reviewing meeting minutes from March 17, 2026 (Case #26-547) and April 21, 2026 (Case #26-605). They also discussed Bill Bond Baseball (Case #26-379), forwarding an MOU to City Council with an amendment for auxiliary parks. The Alexander Stoddart Statue lease agreement (Case #26-272) was also forwarded to City Council. Director's Reports were presented (Cases #26-385, #26-443). The "Direction '25" initiative (Cases #26-569, #26-444) was discussed, including updates on Bay Bluffs project and Granada Subdivision Park. The board decided to workshop Granada Subdivision Park and Tippin Park together for recommendations to City Council. Public comment included a discussion on Tippin Park by Sherri Myers, who shared information on 2019 legislative priorities and concerns about tree appearance. The board agreed to have a recommendation ready for Tippin Park by the July 21, 2026 meeting, noting potential parking limitations and coordination needs with the county.
- Board:
- Parks & Recreation Board
- Date:
- 2026-05-19
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Minutes approved/carried over, MOU forwarded to City Council, Lease agreement forwarded to City Council, Recommendation for Tippin Park to be ready by July 21, 2026.
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda 05/14/2026
[case 26-029] City Council is considering awarding Bid No. 26-029 for the High Performance Maritime Center of Excellence Dock Complex – Landside Construction to R J Gorman of Panama City, Florida, the lowest bidder, with a base bid of $3,980,432.27 plus a 10% contingency. The Mayor is authorized to execute the contract. [Pensacola International Airport; case 25-023] City Council is considering awarding a contract for Request for Proposals No. 25-023 for janitorial and specialized floor care services at Pensacola International Airport to Flagship Aviation Services, LLC of Irving, Texas. The Mayor is authorized to execute the contract. [Pensacola Bay Pier at Community Maritime Park; case 26-024] City Council is considering awarding Bid # 26-024 for the Pensacola Bay Pier at Community Maritime Park, Phase II to Gulf Marine Construction, Inc. of Pensacola, FL, the lowest bidder, with a base bid of $715,308.00 plus a 15% contingency for a total of $822,604.20. The Mayor is authorized to execute the contract. [2907 East Blount Street; case 26-493, 26-494] City Council will conduct a Public Hearing on May 14, 2026, to consider the request to vacate the remaining alleyway abutting 2907 East Blount Street. Proposed Ordinance No. 6 - 26 is for closing, abandoning, and vacating an unimproved portion of Blount Street and an unimproved alleyway in Pensacola. The Council will consider approving this ordinance on first reading. [1015 North E Street; case 26-004] City Council is considering approving a Lease Agreement with Community Action Program Committee, Inc. (CAPC) for 1015 North E Street, Pensacola, Florida, for the operation of a licensed infant childcare program. Approval is contingent upon CRA review of modifications, improvements, or maintenance decisions. [case 47PA0426D0009] City Council is considering approving GSA Areawide Public Utility Contract No. 47PA0426D0009 between the City of Pensacola (dba Pensacola Energy) and the United States of America for Natural Gas, Energy Management Services, and Services Provided Under the Appropriate Regulatory Authority. The Mayor is authorized to execute the contract. [case 2026-17] City Council is considering adopting Resolution No. 2026-17, which approves the execution and delivery of amendments to gas supply agreements with the Black Belt Energy Gas District for the resale of gas, in connection with the issuance of refunding bonds by the Black Belt Energy Gas District.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-14
- Type:
- Agenda
- Decision:
- Recommendation to award
- Address:
- Pensacola International Airport
- Applicant:
- R J Gorman
City Council Regular Meeting Agenda Packet 05/14/2026
[Port of Pensacola; case 26-190] City Council is considering awarding Bid No. 26-029 for the High Performance Maritime Center of Excellence Dock Complex - Landside Construction to R J Gorman of Panama City, Florida. This project is Phase I of a multi-phase development at the Port of Pensacola, aimed at advancing waterfront resilience, innovation, and business growth. The total Phase I cost is $4,378,477.27, including a base bid of $3,980,432.27 and a 10% contingency of $393,044.00. Funding for this phase includes $5,978,581 million from the Florida Seaport Transportation and Economic Development (FSTED) Program grant and a $1,992,860 local match. Future phases, including waterside infrastructure and dredging, are planned but contingent on permitting and further funding. [Pensacola Bay Pier at Community Maritime Park; case 26-024] City Council is considering awarding Bid # 26-024 for the Pensacola Bay Pier at Community Maritime Park, Phase II to Gulf Marine Construction, Inc. of Pensacola, FL. The project has a base bid of $715,308.00 with a 15% contingency of $107,296.20, totaling $822,604.20. The City Council will authorize the Mayor to execute and administer the contract. [Pensacola International Airport; case 25-023] City Council is considering awarding a contract for Request for Proposals No. 25-023 for janitorial and specialized floor care services at Pensacola International Airport to Flagship Aviation Services, LLC of Irving, Texas. The Mayor will be authorized to execute and administer the contract. [1015 North E Street, Pensacola, Florida; case 26-004] City Council is considering approving a Lease Agreement with Community Action Program Committee, Inc. (CAPC) for the property at 1015 North E Street, Pensacola, Florida, for the operation of a licensed infant childcare program. This approval is contingent upon CRA review and approval of any proposed modifications, improvements, or maintenance decisions. [2907 East Blount Street; case 26-493, 26-494] City Council is considering a request to vacate the remaining alleyway abutting 2907 East Blount Street. A public hearing is scheduled for May 14, 2026, to consider this request. Proposed Ordinance No. 6 - 26 pertains to closing, abandoning, and vacating an unimproved portion of Blount Street and an unimproved alleyway in Pensacola. [case 26-542] City Council is considering appointing Renee Borden to the Zoning Board of Adjustment to fill an unexpired term ending July 14, 2028. Renee Borden has a background in real estate and construction and has resided in the city for 32 years. She is nominated by Council Member Brahier. [case 26-545] City Council is considering appointing Christopher Satterwhite to the Urban Core Redevelopment Board for a three (3) year term expiring March 31, 2029. Satterwhite is an incumbent representing the Old East Hill Area and has business interests within the city and the Urban Core CRA.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-14
- Type:
- Agenda_packet
- Decision:
- Recommendation to award
- Address:
- Port of Pensacola
- Applicant:
- Flagship Aviation Services, LLC
City Council Regular Meeting Minutes 05/14/2026
The City Council approved several items on May 14, 2026. Key decisions included awarding a bid for the High Performance Maritime Center of Excellence Dock Complex landside construction to R J Gorman for $3,980,432.27 plus contingency. They also awarded a contract for janitorial and specialized floor care services at Pensacola International Airport to Flagship Aviation Services, LLC. Another award went to Gulf Marine Construction, Inc. for the Pensacola Bay Pier at Community Maritime Park, Phase II, with a base bid of $715,308.00 plus contingency. The council also approved a lease agreement with Community Action Program Committee, Inc. for childcare services at 1015 North E Street. Additionally, a public hearing was held and an ordinance was approved on first reading to vacate an alleyway abutting 2907 East Blount Street. Public comment included concerns about ADA accessibility in parks, code enforcement for signage, the need for youth recreation programs, and opposition to FLOCK cameras.
- Board:
- City Council Regular Meeting
- Date:
- 2026-05-14
- Type:
- Minutes
- Decision:
- Approved
- Address:
- 2907 East Blount Street; 1015 North E Street; Pensacola International Airport; Community Maritime Park
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