CC-pkt-2026-09-09

City Commission · 2026-09-09 · agenda_packet

[915 North Wymore Road; 210 E. Morse Boulevard; Dinky Dock and Baldwin Park (no street address stated); 401 S. Park Avenue (City Hall)] The document is a City Commission meeting agenda for September 9, 2026, and includes multiple items. The primary development-related items are: (1) A request by Summer Time Management, LLC to annex property at 915 North Wymore Road and establish Commercial Future Land Use and Commercial (C-3) Zoning, which is a 2nd reading. (2) A request by GAI Consultants, Inc. for Conditional Use approval for the property at 210 E. Morse Boulevard, on behalf of El Cortez, LTD, for a project consisting of five townhome units and a three-story synagogue building with a daycare facility, which is a 2nd hearing. (3) A paid parking pilot program at Dinky Dock and Baldwin Park. (4) An ordinance adopting millage rates for the FY 2027 budget. (5) An ordinance adopting the FY 2027 budget. (6) An ordinance for water and wastewater rate adjustments. (7) A resolution adopting changes to the City Fee Schedule. (8) A resolution advocating for expanded use of Tourist Development Taxes. (9) A micromobility ordinance. The document also includes consent agenda items for contracts, including golf course grounds maintenance, pipe bursting, and payment processing services. [915 North Wymore Road, Winter Park, Florida; case Ordinance 3369-26 (Annexation), Ordinance 3370-26 (Annexation for Portion of 909 N Wymore Rd), Ordinance 3371-26 (Comp. Plan_FLU Portion of 909 N Wymore Rd), Ordinance 3372-26 (Zoning _Portion of 909 N Wymore Rd)] The document is a City Commission agenda packet for September 9, 2026, containing a budget ordinance and an annexation request. The budget ordinance (FY 2027) is for the City of Winter Park, Florida, and includes a total All Funds Budget of $246.8 million. The annexation request is for approximately 0.07 acres at 915 North Wymore Road, to be annexed from unincorporated Orange County into the City of Winter Park, with a change from Orange County Commercial (C-1) zoning to City of Winter Park Commercial (C-3) zoning and Commercial Future Land Use. The applicant is Summer Time Management, LLC. The P&Z Board recommendation is for approval. The budget ordinance includes a property tax levy of 4.0923 mills for general operating expenses and 0.1937 mills for General Obligation Bonds, Series 2017 & 2020. The budget includes reductions such as reducing tree plantings to 50%, eliminating a vacant Tree Specialist position, and eliminating a vacant Tree Permitting position. The CRA budget includes capital projects such as Park Ave Revitalization ($3,500,000 in FY27), Canton Ave Stormwater ($2,450,000 in FY27), and 17-92 Fairbanks Intersection Improvements ($1,000,000 in FY27). The Stormwater Capital Projects Fund includes Bennett Ave Pipe Repairs ($1,000,000 in FY27) and Palmer Avenue Drainage Improvements ($500,000 in FY27). The Water & Sewer Fund includes capital projects such as Lift Station R&R ($1,315,000 in FY27) and Upgrade Water Mains ($1,075,000 in FY27). The Electric Utility Fund includes Citywide Undergrounding ($9,660,000 in FY27). [east side of S Knowles Avenue, south of E Morse Boulevard, Winter Park, Florida] The document is a set of construction drawings and a traffic impact analysis for the El Cortez Development, a redevelopment project in Winter Park, Florida. The project involves removing 35 existing multi-family residential units and constructing five townhomes and a synagogue with a daycare on an approximately 0.61-acre site. The site is located on the east side of S Knowles Avenue, south of E Morse Boulevard. The proposed access will maintain a right-in/right-out access on Morse Boulevard and shift the access on Knowles Avenue to the southern property boundary as an exit-only driveway. The traffic impact analysis, prepared for Banyan-AGPM, projects a buildout year of 2028 and concludes that all study intersections will continue to operate at LOS B or better. The document does not state a decision (approved/denied/deferred/recommended) or a case number. The document is a traffic impact analysis for the El Cortez Redevelopment project in Winter Park, Florida. It includes traffic study methodology, intersection turning movement counts, and HCM reports for six intersections. The project is described as a redevelopment generating between 26 and 100 peak hour trips, with a proposed land use of single-family attached housing (ITE Land Use 215). The study area includes intersections on Knowles Avenue, Canton Avenue, Morse Boulevard, Interlachen Avenue, Park Avenue, New York Avenue, and New England Avenue. The document does not state a specific address, parcel, acreage, number of units, applicant name, case number, or a final decision. It references a planned Complete Streets reconfiguration along Morse Blvd from US 17/92 to New York Avenue, but notes no dedicated construction funding was found. Traffic counts were collected on April 7, 2026, and the analysis uses a 5.0% annual growth rate for future volumes. The document does not contain public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document is a technical appendix from a traffic impact analysis for the 'El Cortez Redevelopment' project. It contains trip generation data for land uses such as Single-Family Attached Housing (215), Synagogue (561), and Day Care Center (565), and includes traffic volume projections and HCM reports for intersections in the vicinity of the project. The document does not provide a project description, address, size, applicant, case number, or decision. It is a compilation of technical data and analysis. [210 E. Morse Blvd, Winter Park, FL; case CU #26-01] The document is a compilation of public comments and a City Commission agenda item regarding a proposed Chabad Synagogue and townhome project at 210 E. Morse Blvd, Winter Park, FL, and a separate water and wastewater rate increase ordinance. The project is identified as CU #26-01, a request for a Conditional Use by El Cortez, Ltd for the current El Cortez Apartments at Morse Boulevard and Knowles Avenue. The proposed change is from the current El Cortez Apartments to a synagogue, school/daycare, and townhomes. The document does not state a decision, as it contains public comment letters and a separate agenda item. Public comments are mixed, with several residents expressing support for the synagogue but opposition to the daycare and traffic/parking impacts, while others express full support. The document also includes a City Commission agenda item for a 4.46% increase in water and wastewater rates, with a fee schedule effective October 1, 2026. [case Resolution 2312-26 (for fee schedule changes); water and wastewater rate ordinance title provided but no case number stated] The document is a City of Winter Park, Florida fee schedule and related agenda items, including proposed water and wastewater utility rate increases effective October 1, 2026, and a resolution adopting a revised fee schedule. No specific development project, site, or address is described. The document lists numerous fees for planning, building, public works, public safety, parks, and utilities. The water and wastewater rate increases reflect an overall increase in revenues of 4.46% (2.46% Public Service Commission index increase plus 2.00% recommended by the Utilities Advisory Board), generating approximately $2,000,000 in additional revenue. The agenda item for Resolution 2312-26 is scheduled for a September 9, 2026, City Commission meeting, with the fee schedule effective October 1, 2026. The Business Impact Estimate states the ordinance is exempt from a business impact estimate as it relates to the adoption of budgets or budget amendments. The document is a fee schedule for the City of Winter Park, effective October 1, 2026. It lists fees for public works, refuse service, stormwater, natural resources, boat user, public safety, parks and recreation, cemetery, and golf course services. No specific development project, site, or action is described. The document is the City of Winter Park Fee Schedule effective October 1, 2026, listing fees for golf, tennis, recreation facility rentals, park fees, special events, electric rates, and water/wastewater utility service fees. It does not describe any specific development project, site, or action. The document is a fee schedule and agenda packet for the City of Winter Park, Florida, effective October 1, 2026. It lists fees for water meters, fire lines, cross connection control, utility demolition disconnects, industrial waste, building, planning, garbage, stormwater, police, parks, and electric services. It also includes agenda items for a resolution advocating for expanded use of Tourist Development Taxes and a micromobility ordinance. No specific development project is described. The document is a city council meeting agenda covering multiple items, but the provided text only includes the final page with the city clerk's signature and page number. No specific project details, addresses, sizes, or decisions are stated.