Apopka public meetings in 2021

Development Review Committee

There was no meeting held by the Apopka Development Review Committee on December 29, 2021. The cancellation was due to the upcoming holidays.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing a third submittal to rezone properties on Ondich Road, Effie Drive, and West Kelly Park Road. The proposal seeks to change the zoning from “Transitional, T” to “Kelly Park Interchange Mixed Use, KPI-Mixed Use.” The committee will also consider a peddler application for Bullseye Retail Inc.

• Rezoning of 4338, 4510 Ondich Road, 5474 Effie Drive, and West Kelly Park Road to KPI-Mixed Use
• Peddler/Solicitor application for Bullseye Retail Inc at 340 West Orange Blossom Trail

Code Enforcement Hearing

The Apopka Code Enforcement Hearing will review seven cases related to municipal and land development codes. The agenda includes properties on Sheeler Hills Drive, Wekiwa Oaks Drive, S Washington Avenue, Conure Street, and Oshea Court.

• Case 21-00291: 1074 Sheeler Hills Drive
• Case 21-00390: 2160 Wekiwa Oaks Drive
• Cases 21-00667 and 21-00659: S Washington Avenue
• Cases 21-00576 and 21-00575: Conure Street
• Case 21-00647: 608 Oshea Court

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plans, including a major residential development at Emerson Point. Other items include a concept plan for 140 single-family lots and an industrial warehouse plan on Hermit Smith Road.

• Emerson Point Phase II: 97 single-family dwellings and 128 townhomes
• Plymouth and Ondich Subdivision Concept Plan: 140 single-family lots
• EPG Hermit Smith Road: 41,952 square-foot industrial/warehouse site plan
• Northwest Church Special Exception at 1567 Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Revision for commercial vehicle use at 700 Hermit Smith Road

City Commission

The council is reviewing multiple land use changes, including rezonings for Natura Vista, Acuera Estates, and Magnolia Terrace. The agenda also includes infrastructure requests for Harmon Road and a new interchange on SR 429. Additionally, the council will consider ordinances regarding mobile food vendors and small box discount stores.

• Rezoning of 95.09 acres at Magnolia Terrace to Planned Development
• Request for a new half interchange on SR 429 and Binion Road
• Right-of-Way Transfer for the construction of Harmon Road
• Ordinance to permit Mobile Food Vendors as a permitted use
• Annexation of 20.617 acres west of Orlando Apopka Airport

The Apopka City Council approved a series of land-use ordinances, including rezoning for Natura Vista (4-1) and Magnolia Terrace (4-1), and annexations for several properties. They also adopted the Cross-Connection Control Program and Manual, and authorized franchise agreements for commercial waste services. All other items on the consent agenda and business items were approved unanimously.

• Adopted Ordinance 2877 (LDC glitch amendments) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance 2882 (mobile food vendors) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance 2884 (small box discount stores) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance 2886 (Natura Vista rezoning) 4-1
• Adopted Ordinance 2887 (Acuera Estates rezoning) unanimously
• Adopted Ordinance 2888 (Magnolia Terrace rezoning) 4-1
• Adopted Ordinance 2894 (Cross-Connection Control Program) 4-0
• Approved Resolution 2021-65 (Cross-Connection Control Manual) unanimously

Workshop Meeting

The Apopka City Council Workshop meeting includes a presentation on grants by Edward Bass. The remainder of the agenda consists of standard procedural items.

• Presentation on grants by Edward Bass

The City Council held a grant workshop to review awarded, pending, and unfunded grants. Staff recommended hiring 6 firefighter positions and 5 police officers using carryover appropriations, and proposed using $2.5M of American Rescue Plan funds for road resurfacing, fire exhaust systems, and sewer conversions. No formal votes were taken; decisions will be presented at a future Council meeting.

• Reviewed $18M in awarded grants for FY-21 and FY-22
• Recommended hiring 6 firefighter positions (3 District Chiefs, 3 Firefighters) in March 2022
• Recommended hiring 5 police officers in January 2022 and 5 in April 2022
• Proposed $2.5M in American Rescue Plan funds for road, fire, and sewer projects
• Discussed using $606,000 for fire positions and vehicle exhaust system
• Noted $472,000 request for police hiring to be presented at next Council meeting
• Reviewed pending grants totaling $5.75M for water, sewer, and sidewalk projects

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two site plan items. These include a major development plan for Addison Farms Multifamily and a plat for Apopka 429.

• Major Development Plan for Addison Farms Multifamily (17.48 +/- acres)
• Plat for Apopka 429 (248.434 +/- acres)

Development Review Committee

The Apopka Development Review Committee is reviewing several development site plans and subdivision proposals. These include projects for warehouse, commercial, medical office, and residential use. The committee will also consider a rezoning request for 205 East Keene Road.

• Northstar Logistics Center Phase 1 construction site plan at 1220 Ocoee Apopka Road
• Apopka City Center South construction site plan at 604 East Main Street
• Rezoning of 205 East Keene Road from Transitional District to Light Industrial
• Magnolia Terrace major development plan for single-family and townhome units
• Acuera Estates major development plan for 76 single-family dwelling units

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development site and concept plans. These include a grocery store and restaurant at East Main Street and a 262-unit apartment complex. The committee is also considering a rezoning request for Laurel Oaks.

• Winn Dixie Apopka North construction site plan for a grocery store and restaurant
• Addison Farms Multifamily Major Development Plan for 262 apartment units
• Winding Meadows Subdivision Phase 3 Concept Plan for 87 single-family lots
• Laurel Oaks Rezoning/Master Plan from Transitional District to Mixed-Use
• First American Fireworks sales application

City Commission

The council is reviewing several land use changes, including rezoning and annexation requests for various properties. The agenda also includes a budget amendment for fiscal year 2021/22 and a highway maintenance agreement with FDOT. Additionally, ordinances regarding mobile food vendors and small box discount stores will be discussed.

• Rezoning of 95.09 acres at Magnolia Terrace (Ordinance No. 2888)
• Annexations for properties near Clarcona Road, Lake Penny, Peterson Road, and Hogshead Road
• FY21/22 Budget Amendment (Resolution No. 2021-62)
• Highway maintenance agreement with FDOT for SR 436 and US 441
• Ordinance to regulate Small Box Discount Stores (Ordinance No. 2884)

The City Council unanimously approved the Orlando Apopka Commerce Center Major Development Plan and Development Agreement for four warehouse buildings totaling 1,241,790 square feet on about 90.93 acres west of US 441 and southwest of Wesley Road. The council also approved the first amendment to The Ridge Planned Development agreement, removing the HOA requirement in favor of a covenant restriction since a Community Development District now owns common elements. All other consent items and ordinances on the agenda were approved, including rezoning requests, annexations, and a budget amendment.

• Approved Orlando Apopka Commerce Center Major Development Plan and Development Agreement for 4 warehouses totaling 1,241,790 sq ft.
• Approved First Amendment to The Ridge Planned Development Development Agreement, removing HOA requirement.
• Approved consent items: Winding Meadows Subdivision Plat, drainage easement with CFX, opioid settlement agreements, police service weapon authorization, and piggyback contracts for FY2022.
• Approved Partial Release and Reestablishment of Restriction and Easement with Central Florida Expressway, including a 50% revenue share for any future cell tower.
• Approved $43,000 additional funding for Binion Road turn lanes for SJRWMD service center, with a 4-1 vote (Commissioner Becker dissenting).
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2873 (Comprehensive Plan Property Rights Element) on second reading.
• Approved first readings of ordinances for rezoning (Natura Vista, Acuera Estates, Magnolia Terrace), annexations (Clarcona Road, Airport/Lake Penny, Peterson Road, Hogshead Road), and land development code amendments (glitch amendments, mobile food vendors, small box discount stores, cross-connection control).
• Approved Resolution 2021-62 (FY21/22 budget amendment) and Resolution 2021-63 (FDOT highway maintenance agreement for SR 436 and US 441).

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plan submittals for residential, office, and industrial uses. The agenda includes plans for a large-scale warehouse complex and an industrial laundry facility. The committee will also discuss sinkhole reclamation at General Electric Road.

• Apex Apopka Construction Site Plan for 285 multi-family units at 1505 and 1821 South Binion Road
• Hanlex Office Construction Site Plan for 19,252 square feet at 1000 Color Place
• Apopka 429 Major Development Plan for industrial warehouse use at 4670 West Orange Blossom Trail and Wesley Road
• Mid-Florida Logistics Park Lot 2 plan for an industrial laundry facility at 3101 Shelby Industrial Drive
• Discussion of sinkhole reclamation at 3008 General Electric Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plans for industrial, warehouse, and residential use. This includes a major development plan for 300 single-family and townhome units at Magnolia Terrace. The committee is also considering land use amendments and a special exception for a service station.

• Magnolia Terrace Major Development Plan for 300 single-family and townhome units
• Logistics 429 at Apopka Ridge construction site plan for 722,000 square feet of industrial/warehouse use
• The Ridge Planned Development Phase 1 infrastructure construction site plan
• Land use amendment for 730 Monroe Avenue from “Commercial” to “Mixed-Use”
• MAQ Commerce Center special exception for a service station and retail

City Commission

The Council will vote on several zoning and land use amendments, including changes to properties near SR 429 and Appy Lane. The agenda also includes an agreement to upgrade and resurface King Street and Peterson Road. Presentations are scheduled regarding the City's Comprehensive Plan Update and a Brownfield Grant.

• Rezoning of Roper Family Property to Mixed Use
• Zoning change for 2616 Marden Road
• Agreement to upgrade and resurface King Street and Peterson Road
• Budget amendments for FY20/21 and FY21/22
• Land use amendment for 2451 Appy Lane to Agriculture

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development applications, including a rezoning for Oaks at Kelly Park and a construction site plan for 180 multifamily units at Harmon on the Lake. The agenda also includes reviews of various special event permits scheduled for early 2022.

• Rezoning of Oaks at Kelly Park, Phase 3 to 'Kelly Park Interchange Mixed-Use'
• Construction site plan for 180 multifamily units at Harmon on the Lake
• Annexation of 5221 Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Apopka 429 Plat second submittal
• Review of special events including the Apopka International Jazz Festival

Planning Commission

The commission will review several zoning changes, including a 95-acre project at Magnolia Terrace and a 38-acre residential change for Acuera Estates. They will also discuss ordinances regarding mobile food vendors and small box discount stores. Additionally, the meeting includes a site plan for a 179-unit subdivision.

• Rezoning of 95.09 acres at Magnolia Terrace to Planned Development
• Ordinance No. 2882 to permit mobile food vendors
• Plat for Winding Meadows Subdivision, a 179-unit project
• Special exception for Longevity Healthcare Assisted Living on Alabama Avenue
• Rezoning of 38.62 acres at Acuera Estates to RSF-1B

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several development submittals, including a multi-family project and a residential subdivision concept. Other items include landscape revisions for Ascend Oak Pointe and an ADA route for Wekiva Riverwalk.

• Avian Pointe Parcel B2 Multifamily Construction Site Plan (276 units)
• Plymouth Sorrento and Lent Road Concept Plan (110 units)
• Wekiva Riverwalk Construction Site Plan ADA accessible route
• Ascend Oak Pointe Landscape Plan Revisions
• Four Seasons Fireworks Peddler Permit

City Commission

The City Council will review several ordinances regarding land use changes, including a 225-unit residential project on Marden Road. The agenda also includes development plans for an apartment complex and a warehouse. Additionally, the council will consider budget amendments and new special assessment districts.

• Rezoning of 1801 Marden Road for 225 single-family units and townhomes
• Development plan for a 276-unit apartment complex at 2500 Gallinule Drive
• Major development plan for Clarcona Office Warehouse on 9.41 acres
• Extension of the School Resource Officer contract with Orange County Public Schools
• Creation of Lovell Terrace and Golden Orchard street lighting assessment districts

The City Commission unanimously approved the Avian Pointe Parcel B2 Multifamily Major Development Plan for a 276-unit apartment complex at 2500 Gallinule Drive, and also approved the Clarcona Office Warehouse development plan. The commission adopted several zoning changes, including the Marden Road rezoning for 225 single-family units and townhomes, and approved a consent order with the Florida DEP regarding a wastewater discharge and cross-connection reporting violations. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Avian Pointe Parcel B2 Multifamily Major Development Plan (276 units) (unanimous)
• Approved Clarcona Office Warehouse Major Development Plan (96,000 sq ft) (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Order with FL DEP for wastewater discharge and reporting violations (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2849 rezoning Marden Road to PD for 225 units (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2868 rezoning Northwest Church property to RSF-1B (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2872 rezoning 2302 Ocoee Apopka Road to PD (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinances 2864, 2865, 2876, 2878, 2879 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolutions 2021-47, 2021-55, 2021-59 (unanimous)

Workshop Meeting

The Apopka City Council will hold a workshop to discuss land swaps involving Rock Springs Ridge. The session includes reviewing responses from golf course owners and examining Land Development Code issues related to private land swaps.

• Rock Springs Ridge land swaps
• Golf course owners' response to land swaps
• Land Development Code issues regarding private land swaps
• Letter of Intent for Harmon Road from Benge Development Corporation

The City Council held a workshop to discuss potential land swaps involving the 319-acre Rock Springs Ridge golf course. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational, with presentations from the HOA, golf group, and city attorney. The council discussed two options: a three-way swap involving the city's Harmon Road property, and a direct swap between the HOA and golf group for the 51-acre Kelly Park Road property. The city attorney clarified that the three-way swap is not viable, and any future development would require formal applications and public hearings.

• No formal decisions made; workshop was informational
• Discussed three-way land swap involving Harmon Road property (not pursued)
• Discussed direct swap of 51-acre Kelly Park Road property for 319-acre golf course
• City attorney stated no formal action to sell Harmon Road property
• Noted appraisal of Harmon Road south side at $2.9 million for 23 acres

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing first submittals for several local development projects. These include a new road construction plan, a multi-family housing project, and a rezoning request for Laurel Oaks. The committee will also discuss amendments to Ordinance Number 2877.

• Construction site plan for Alterna Spine Road (Phase 2 Apopka 429) at 4670 West Orange Blossom Trail and 4501 Hogshead Road
• Avian Pointe Parcel B2 multifamily construction site plan for 276 units at 2500 Gallinule Drive
• Rezoning of Laurel Oaks from Transitional District to Mixed Use at multiple Plymouth Sorrento Road addresses
• Discussion regarding #4 Glitch Amendments to Ordinance Number 2877
• Peddler application for Helados Montes, LLC ice cream truck

Code Enforcement Hearing

The agenda lists 18 code enforcement cases to be presented at the meeting. The document does not provide details regarding the specific violations for these properties.

• Case 21-00571: Sheeler Oaks Drive
• Case 21-00548: 633 S Park Avenue
• Case 21-00457: 712 S Central Avenue
• Case 21-00605: 40 W Laurel Street
• Case 21-00493: 845 S Orange Blossom Trail

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development applications. These include a 113-lot residential subdivision plan, the Apopka 429 Plat site plan, and a concept plan for an indoor soccer facility.

• Apopka 429 Plat, 1st submittal at 4670 West Orange Blossom Trail, 4813, 4820 Wesley Road, and 5000 Longview Road
• Oakview Major Development Plan for a 113-lot residential subdivision on West Kelly Park Road
• Concept plan for an indoor soccer facility at 104 West Michael Gladden Boulevard

City Commission

The City Council will review a major development plan for The Ridge near Boy Scout Road. Members will also consider ordinances regarding land use changes and rules for pets in city parks. Additionally, the council will address budget amendments and a new fire engine contract.

• Major Development Plan for The Ridge near Boy Scout Road and SR 451
• Zoning changes for North Orange Animal Hospital
• Fire engine construction contract with Rosenbauer America, LLC
• Ordinance amending domesticated animal restrictions in City Parks
• Budget amendments for fiscal years 2020-21 and 2021-22

The City Council unanimously approved the Major Development Plan for The Ridge, a 366-acre project with 581 residential units, industrial buildings, and amenities. They also approved the Orlando Beltway East Development Agreement, a road closure for General Electric Road, several zoning and ordinance changes, and budget amendments. The council ratified Deodat Budhu as Public Services Director.

• Approved The Ridge Major Development Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Orlando Beltway East Development Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved General Electric Road closure for 2 weeks (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2870, FLU amendment for North Orange Animal Hospital (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2869, zoning change to C-C for North Orange Animal Hospital (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2871, zoning change to C-COR at 1506 Rock Springs Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2881, amending animal restrictions in parks (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2883, amending alcohol approval for events (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The commission will consider several land use amendments, including a large-scale residential project known as The Ridge. Other items include rezoning requests for properties on Appy Lane and Marden Road, along with site plan reviews for warehouse and multifamily developments.

• Major development plan for The Ridge, a 366-acre project near Boy Scout Road and SR 451
• Rezoning request west of SR 429 and Binion Road from County Rural to Mixed Use
• Zoning changes for 2451 Appy Lane from residential to agriculture
• Site plan review for Clarcona Office Warehouse at 2860 Clarcona Road
• Special exception requests for outdoor storage on Hogshead Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple construction site plans, including large multifamily residential projects on South Binion Road. The agenda also includes a subdivision plan for single-family homes and a rezoning request for Natura Vista. Additionally, the committee will consider an expansion of car wash capacity at Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

• Harmon on the Lake construction site plan for 180 multifamily units
• Apex Apopka construction site plan for 285 multifamily units
• Natura Vista rezoning to Mixed-Use East Shore – Gateway Subdistrict
• Skyline Ridge subdivision plan for 9 single family dwelling units
• Enterprise Rent-A-Car expansion of car wash capacity from two to four cars

City Commission

The City Council will consider several large-scale development plans, including multifamily housing and a warehouse facility. The meeting includes multiple first and second readings of zoning and land use ordinances. The council will also review grant acceptances for police and community programs.

• Major Development Plan for Apex Apopka featuring 284 multifamily units
• Major Development Plan for Northstar Logistics Center involving a 761,240 sq. ft. warehouse
• Zoning and land use amendments for property at 2302 Ocoee-Apopka Road
• Authorization of funds for the purchase of two Police K9s
• Creation of several new Street Lighting Special Assessment Districts

The Apopka City Council unanimously approved several major development plans, including industrial and multifamily projects, and accepted state grants for emergency preparedness and housing rehabilitation. The council also upheld the Planning Commission's decision to grant a special exception for a tobacco shop, with a 3-2 vote, and advanced multiple zoning and ordinance changes on first reading.

• Approved consent items: FDOT traffic safety grants, two police K9s, sole source memos (unanimous)
• Accepted $5,000 CERT grant from Volunteer Florida (unanimous)
• Accepted $750,000 CDBG housing grant with $50,000 match (unanimous)
• Approved Major Development Plan for EPG 700 Hermit Smith Road (unanimous)
• Approved Major Development Plan for Apex Apopka, 284 multifamily units (unanimous)
• Approved Major Development Plan for Floridian Town Center Phase I, 300 units (unanimous)
• Approved Major Development Plan for Northstar Logistics Center, 761,240 sq ft warehousing (unanimous)
• Approved Transportation Impact Fee Credit Agreement for CLPF Cadence Northstar (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing site plans for an industrial park and multiple residential developments. The agenda also includes land use amendments for 1240 Ustler Road and special event applications.

• Crossroads 429 Industrial Park construction site plan for a warehouse
• Orlando Beltway East construction site plan for 202 residential units
• Avian Pointe B2 Multifamily development plan for 276 units
• Rezoning and land use amendment for 1240 Ustler Road
• Special event requests for a Christmas Parade and music concert

Development Review Committee

The Apopka Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple development site plans and subdivision plats. This includes a 165-lot single-family residential project and various rezoning applications. The committee will also consider special exceptions for a service station and outdoor storage.

• Golden Orchard Subdivision: 165 single-family detached lots at 4550 Golden Gem Road
• Rezoning of 4448 Chandler Road to Residential Single-Family District—Large Lot
• MAQ Commerce Center special exception for a service station at 803 North Park Avenue
• RFL Management, Inc. warehouse construction site plan at 341 Cooper Palms Parkway
• 3676 Hogshead Road special exception for outdoor storage

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development plans, including industrial warehouses and a 262-unit multifamily project. The agenda also includes a special exception for a 30-bed assisted living facility.

• EPG 700 Hermit Smith Road industrial office/warehouse site plan
• Clarcona Office Warehouse construction site plan at 2860 and 2870 Clarcona Road
• Addison Farms Multifamily Major Development Plan for 262 units
• Magnolia Terrace Planned Development rezoning and master plan
• Longevity Healthcare Assisted Living 30-bed facility special exception

City Commission

The City Council will consider an amendment and additional funding for the Apopka IDWTS Conversion Project. The agenda also includes a resolution to authorize agreements with the Florida Department of Transportation.

• Amendment No. 3 to the Apopka IDWTS Conversion Project agreement
• Discussion regarding additional funding for the Apopka IDWTS Conversion Project
• Resolution No. 2121-44 authorizing agreements with the Florida Department of Transportation
• Lease agreement renewal for Aunt Gingibread Bakery, LLC
• Release of code enforcement lien for 412 Blue Bird Street

The Apopka City Council unanimously approved four consent items, including a code enforcement lien release and a lease renewal. It also approved Amendment No. 3 to the SJRWMD cost-share agreement for the IDWTS Conversion Project, extending it to 2023, and approved Resolution No. 2021-44 authorizing a locally funded agreement with FDOT for the US 441 resurfacing project, with the city contributing about $30,811.50. No substantive decisions were made on the Harmon Road property or Rock Springs Ridge land swap, which were discussed but not voted on.

• Approved consent items: lien release for My Three Sun's LLC, lease renewal with Aunt Gingibread Bakery, August 2021 disbursement and budget reports (unanimous)
• Approved Amendment No. 3 to SJRWMD cost-share agreement for Apopka IDWTS Conversion Project, extending to 2023 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2021-44 for FDOT locally funded agreement and three-party escrow for US 441 resurfacing, city cost $30,811.50 (unanimous)

Budget

The City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the annual budget for fiscal year 2021-2022. This includes setting the millage levy at 4.1876.

• Resolution No. 2021-45: Setting the millage levy for fiscal year 2021-2022 at 4.1876
• Resolution No. 2021-46: Adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 2021-2022

The City Council held its final budget hearing and adopted the FY 2021-2022 budget of just over $130 million, along with a final millage rate of 4.1876, which is a 2.57% increase over the roll-back rate. Both resolutions passed 4-1, with Commissioner Becker voting against. The budget funds 16 new positions, infrastructure projects, and capital purchases, and uses about $1.4 million in reserves.

• Adopted Resolution 2021-45 setting the millage levy at 4.1876 (4-1)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-46 adopting the annual budget for FY 2021-2022 (4-1)
• Approved a budget of just over $130 million, balanced with reserves
• Funded 16 new positions, including Camp Wewa staff and police vehicles
• Included a 3% sanitation rate increase for residential and commercial service

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several zoning changes and site plan approvals. These include land use amendments for North Orange Animal Hospital and new development plans for various commercial centers.

• Zoning change for North Orange Animal Hospital at 1424 and 1432 W. Orange Blossom Trail
• Site plan for Orlando Apopka Commerce Center (90.93 acres)
• Site plan for Northstar Logistics Center (55.19 acres)
• Site plan for Floridian Town Center Phase I (43.6 acres)
• Zoning change for 2302 Ocoee Apopka Road to Planned Development

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several construction site plans for industrial warehouses and a grocery store. The agenda also includes a residential subdivision concept and land use amendments for agricultural use.

• Winn Dixie Apopka North grocery store and restaurant at 561/611 E Main Street
• Clarcona Office Warehouse construction site plan at 2860 Clarcona Road
• Roper Properties residential concept with 116 duplexes and 24 single-family units
• Rezoning of 2451 Appy Lane from residential to agriculture
• EPG 700 Hermit Smith Road industrial office/warehouse site plan

City Commission

The Council will review several large-scale land use amendments and zoning changes for developments including Emerson Point and CHS Management. The agenda also includes a budget amendment for FY20/21 and police department grant applications for body camera upgrades. Additionally, the meeting features presentations on youth programs and legislative previews.

• Rezoning 69.65 acres at 1801 Marden Road for 225 single-family homes and townhomes
• Land use amendment for Crossroads 429 Industrial Park at 2800 General Electric Road
• Police Department grant application for body worn camera upgrades
• FY20/21 budget amendment (Resolution No. 2021-42)
• Contract award for Golden Gem Rd water and sewer main construction

The City Council approved the Crossroads 429 Industrial Park major development plan on a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Becker dissenting over concerns about noise and hours of operation near a residential neighborhood. The council also adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including land use changes, a budget amendment, and a special assessment rate reduction. All other items on the consent agenda were approved unanimously.

• Approved Crossroads 429 Industrial Park major development plan (4-1)
• Adopted Ordinance 2842, Oaks at Kelly Park Ph 3 future land use amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2843, Emerson Point Ph II future land use amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2849, Marden Road zoning change to Planned Development (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2853, CHS Management future land use amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2854, CHS Management zoning change to MU-ES-GT (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-42, FY20/21 budget amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-43, reducing Cimarron Hills special assessment rate (unanimous)

Budget

The City Council will hold its first budget hearing to consider the proposed budget for all funds. The meeting includes a proposal to adopt a tentative millage rate of 4.1876, which is a 2.57% increase over the rollback rate.

• Adoption of a tentative millage rate of 4.1876
• Adoption of the proposed budget for all funds
• Announcement of final millage rate and budget hearing on September 15, 2021

The City Council held the first of two required budget hearings, setting a tentative millage rate of 4.1876, a 2.57% increase over the rollback rate, and adopting the proposed budget for FY 2021/2022. Both motions passed 4-1, with Commissioner Becker voting against. The final budget hearing is scheduled for September 15, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.

• Set tentative millage rate at 4.1876 (2.57% over rollback) (4-1)
• Adopted proposed budget including workshop adjustments (4-1)
• Scheduled final millage rate and budget hearing for Sept 15, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several development plans, including a large warehouse and multifamily units. The agenda also covers special event permits for local festivals and zoning amendments for Golden Gem Road.

• Apollo development plan for a 1,854,379 square-foot warehouse
• Golden Orchard Subdivision plan for 165 single-family lots
• Avian Pointe B2 multifamily plan for 276 units
• Rezoning of 2616 Marden Road from RSF-1A to RSF-1B
• Special event permits for Food Truck Wars and the Fall Family Festival

Development Review Committee

The Apopka Development Review Committee is reviewing several site and subdivision plans. These include proposals for a 285-unit multi-family complex and a 98,000 square-foot office warehouse.

• Apex Apopka Major Development Plan for 285 multi-family residential units at 1505 and 1821 South Binion Road
• Clarcona Office Warehouse Major Development Plan for a 98,000 square-foot facility
• Legacy Station Lot 2 Construction Site Plan for restaurants and dental office use at 1500 West Orange Blossom Trail
• Legacy Hills Final Development Plan Amendment for 48 single-family units
• South Mews at Avian Pointe Plat subdivision plan at 2600 Grand Avian Parkway

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing site plans for new warehouse and office buildings at Cooper Palms Commerce Park. The agenda also includes special event permits for the Apopka Amphitheater and a discussion regarding a mass grading permit.

• 20,000 square-foot warehouse plan at 341 Cooper Palms Parkway
• 12,800 square-foot office/warehouse plan at 350 Cooper Palms Parkway
• Ukrainian Cultural Festival at Apopka Amphitheater
• Jazz Band Hispanic Heritage Concert at Apopka Amphitheater
• NorthStar Mass Grading Permit discussion

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency is meeting to approve the fiscal year 2021/2022 budget. This includes appropriating existing Redevelopment Trust Funds for the upcoming year. Staff may also be authorized to make minor changes to assistance programs.

• Approval of CRA Fiscal Year 2021/2022 Budget
• Resolution No. 2021-01 to appropriate Redevelopment Trust Funds
• Resolution No. 2021-02 to approve the FY 2021-2022 Budget
• Authorization for minor changes to Assistance Programs

City Commission

The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding land use amendments and zoning changes. This includes second readings for projects such as Floridian Town Center and Northstar. The council will also consider a temporary moratorium on the approval of small box discount stores.

• Rezoning of 73.93+/- acres for Floridian Town Center
• Temporary moratorium on approving small box discount stores
• Purchase and sale of the Airport FBO-2 building and fuel operations
• Annexation of North Orange Animal Hospital
• Creation of The Ridge Community Development District

The Apopka City Council unanimously approved a series of land-use and zoning changes, including the Floridian Town Center Planned Development (Ordinance 2840) with its master plan and impact fee agreements. It also adopted rezonings for Plymouth Harbor, 380 Semoran Commerce Place, and Northstar, and approved a temporary moratorium on small box discount stores. Several first-reading items were approved to move forward, including a mixed-use project by CHS Management and the creation of The Ridge Community Development District.

• Adopted Ordinance 2840 for Floridian Town Center PD, master plan, and agreements (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2846 and 2847 for Plymouth Harbor land use and zoning (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2855 rezoning 380 Semoran Commerce Place to C-R (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinances 2856 and 2857 for Northstar land use and zoning (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2862 amending Land Development Code for FEMA CRS (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2863 establishing temporary moratorium on small box discount stores (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinances 2853/2854 (CHS Management) and 2859 (Ridge CDD) (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-33 for FY20/21 budget amendments (unanimous)

Code Enforcement Hearing

The Apopka Code Enforcement body will review 16 cases related to municipal and land development codes. Presenters Dave Whitty and Bernard Jeanty will present the cases for various properties.

• Case 21-00431: 322 E Main Street
• Case 21-00341: 1930 Piedmont Park Boulevard
• Case 21-00349: 2041 Blackbird Drive
• Case 21-00303: 926 S Christiana Avenue
• Case 21-00391: 1432 Woodfield Oaks Drive

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple site plans and subdivision proposals. These include large-scale single-family residential projects and a multi-family master plan/rezoning. The agenda also includes a special exception request for outdoor storage on Hogshead Road.

• Winding Meadows Subdivision: 179 single-family units at Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Ivy Trails Construction Site Plan: 67 residential lots at 810 South Binion Road
• Nottingham Park Subdivision: 46-lot residential subdivision at 3515 West Ponkan Road
• Ocoee-Apopka Road Multi-Family Planned Development Master Plan/Rezoning
• Special exception for outdoor storage at 4301 Hogshead Road

Planning Commission

The Apopka Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding an amendment to the Rubright Planned Development. The commission is also reviewing a special exception for a tobacco shop and a major development plan for Crossroads 429 Industrial Park.

• Amendment to Ordinance No. 2780 – Rubright Planned Development (424.34 +/- acres)
• Special exception for a tobacco shop at 60 East 5th Street
• Major development plan for Crossroads 429 Industrial Park at 2800 General Electric Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several preliminary development site plans and special exception requests. These include proposals for multifamily residential units and a rezoning request for the Floridian Town Center. The committee will also consider applications for a smoke shop and an assisted living facility.

• Avian Pointe B2 Multifamily Major Development Plan at 2500 Gallinule Drive
• APEX Apopka Major Development Plan at 1505 and 1821 South Binion Road
• Floridian Town Center Rezoning/Master Plan at State Road 429 Connector Road
• Smoke shop special exception at 52 East 5th Street
• 30-bed assisted living facility special exception at 750 Alabama Avenue

City Commission

The City Council will review multiple development plans for new housing and industrial projects across the city. The agenda includes zoning changes for properties on Hermit Smith Road and near Plymouth Sorrento Road. Additionally, the council will consider an ordinance to establish a temporary moratorium on small box discount stores.

• Development plan for 101 single-family homes at 4145 W. Orange Blossom Trail
• Development plan for 179 single-family residences near Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Zoning change for 444 Hermit Smith Road from residential to industrial
• Ordinance establishing a temporary moratorium on small box discount stores
• Authorization of police funds for investigative buys and undercover operations

The City Commission unanimously approved several major development plans, including Hamrick Estates, Windward Hills, AdventHealth Fudge Road Complex, Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage, and Orlando Beltway East. They also adopted ordinances for FEMA floodplain compliance, a land use change to industrial, and a temporary moratorium on small box discount stores. Two ordinances for CHS Management were postponed to August 18, 2021.

• Approved plat for Hamrick Estates, 111-lot subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved final development plan and plat for Windward Hills, 101 homes (unanimous)
• Approved major development plan for AdventHealth Fudge Road Complex Phases 1 & 2 (unanimous)
• Approved major development plan for Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage, 179 homes (unanimous)
• Approved major development plan for Orlando Beltway East, 202 units (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2861 (FEMA floodplain code) and advanced Ordinance 2862 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinances 2824/2825 rezoning 78.99 acres to industrial (unanimous)
• Postponed Ordinances 2853/2854 (CHS Management) to August 18, 2021 (unanimous)

Code Enforcement Hearing

The meeting includes hearings for six specific code enforcement cases in Apopka. The agenda does not provide details regarding the nature of the violations or any proposed actions.

• Case No. APOP_126485943: 803 N Park Avenue
• Case No. APOP_126485944: 263 W Martin Street
• Case No. APOP_126485946: 3914 Hogshead Road
• Case No. APOP_126485948: 648 Zachary Drive
• Case No. APOP_126485949: 1778 Country Terrace Lane

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several preliminary and final development site and subdivision plans. These include proposals for single-family homes, multi-family units, and industrial warehouse space.

• Faircloth Lakes Subdivision: 31-unit residential plan on Marshall Lake Road
• Golden Orchard Subdivision: 165 single-family lots at 4550 Golden Gem Road
• EPG 700 Hermit Smith Road: 41,952 square-foot industrial office/warehouse plan
• Floridian Town Center Phase 1: 300 multi-family residential units at 429 Connector Road
• The Ridge Major Development Plan: 366 acres of mixed residential, industrial, and commercial use

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development applications, including construction site plans and rezoning requests. These include a large-scale industrial warehouse project and multifamily housing.

• Roadmaster Apopka Construction Site Plan: Vocational/Trade School at 2580 West Orange Avenue
• Harmon on the Lake Construction Site Plan for 180 multifamily dwelling units
• NorthStar Major Development Plan for 761,240 square-feet of industrial warehousing
• Northwest Church rezoning and special exception request at 1567 Plymouth Sorrento Road

City Commission

The Apopka City Council will review the proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2021-22. The agenda includes several second readings for zoning amendments, annexations, and future land use changes. The council will also consider a major development plan for Apopka 429.

• Proposed FY 2021-22 millage rate
• Zoning and master plan for The Ridge (366 acres)
• Future land use amendments for Golden Gem Property
• Annexation of the Roper Property
• Purchase and sale agreement for Camp Wewa

The City Commission unanimously approved setting the proposed FY 2021-22 millage rate at 4.2876, keeping it unchanged from the current rate. The Commission also approved the purchase and sale agreement for Camp Wewa by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Bankson dissenting. Additionally, the Commission approved several development projects, including the Apopka 429 industrial infrastructure plan and multiple zoning and annexation ordinances.

• Approved proposed FY 2021-22 millage rate of 4.2876 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase and sale agreement for Camp Wewa (4-1, Bankson nay)
• Approved Major Development Plan for Apopka 429 industrial project (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2838, Golden Gem Property land use amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2839, Golden Gem Property land use amendment (unanimous)
• Postponed Ordinance 2840, Floridian Town Center zoning to Aug 18, 2021 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2841, Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage zoning (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2858, The Ridge PD Master Plan (unanimous)

Workshop Meeting

This budget workshop involves a review of the Community Development, Parks and Recreation, and Administration budgets. No other specific items are scheduled for discussion.

• Budget review for Community Development, Parks and Recreation, and Administration

The City Council held a budget workshop to review proposed FY22 budgets for Parks and Recreation, Community Development, Finance, Legal, HR, City Clerk, and Administration. No formal votes were taken; the workshop was for discussion and staff presentations. Key items discussed included a $150,000 request for a Comprehensive Plan rewrite, a $100,000 request for digitizing development plans, and a request for $25,000 to replace a 2004 Ford Ranger in Utility Billing.

• No formal decisions or votes were recorded during the workshop.
• Discussed Parks and Recreation budget with $2,371,000 in operating and $829,000 in capital costs, excluding Duke Energy funds.
• Discussed Camp Wewa operating model with a break-even goal on $1,000,000 in expenses.
• Discussed Community Development request for $150,000 for Comprehensive Plan rewrite and $100,000 for plan digitization.
• Discussed Finance Department staffing reductions from 16.5 to 15 positions.
• Discussed Legal budget increase of about 5% due to court filing fees for code enforcement foreclosures.
• Discussed City Clerk election year costs of $25,000, plus $12,000 for a potential runoff.
• Discussed moving a part-time records clerk position to full-time in the City Clerk's office.

Workshop Meeting

The Apopka City Council is holding a budget workshop meeting. The agenda includes a review of the Public Services Budget.

• Public Services Budget Review

The City Council held a budget workshop to review proposed 2021-22 spending for public services divisions. Staff requested adding one full-time maintenance electrician to Facilities Maintenance, and the council discussed various capital projects, including a fleet facility master plan and museum expansion. No formal votes were taken; the workshop was for discussion and review.

• Discussed adding a full-time maintenance electrician to Facilities Maintenance.
• Reviewed a $130,000 request for master planning and architectural/engineering services for a fleet facility and public services campus.
• Discussed holding off on $15,000 in museum exterior repairs pending expansion plans.
• Reviewed a flat budget for Fleet, with no new staffing requests.
• Discussed reallocating two existing positions to sidewalk and curb repair.
• Reviewed stormwater budget, including a $15,000 increase for street sweeping on S.R. 435 and U.S. 441.
• Discussed a $420,000 capital outlay for stormwater system improvements.
• Reviewed a request for one additional sanitation operator and a new truck.

Workshop Meeting

The Apopka City Council is conducting a budget workshop to review the Public Safety and Information Technology Budget. This meeting focuses on reviewing these specific departmental budgets.

• Public Safety and Information Technology Budget Review

The City Council held a budget workshop where department heads presented their proposed 2021-2022 budgets. No formal votes or decisions were made; the meeting was informational only. The fire chief reported corrected EMS data reporting, the police chief requested additional officers citing growth, and the IT director outlined technology needs and a wish list.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the workshop

Development Review Committee

The Apopka Development Review Committee will consider several development-related items, including an annexation and land use change for the North Orange Animal Hospital, a 46-lot subdivision, a restaurant, and a multi-family planned development. These are preliminary reviews and recommendations, not final approvals.

• North Orange Animal Hospital annexation at 1424 and 1432 West Orange Blossom Trail
• Nottingham Park: 46-lot single-family subdivision at 3515 West Ponkan Road
• Culvers: 4,330 sq ft restaurant at 1616 East Semoran Boulevard
• Ocoee-Apopka Road Multi-Family Planned Development at 2302 Ocoee Apopka Road
• Land use change for North Orange Animal Hospital from County Agriculture to City Commercial

Planning Commission

The commission is reviewing multiple requests for land use amendments and zoning changes. The agenda includes major development plans for projects such as Apopka 429 and Orlando Beltway East. These items involve residential, industrial, and mixed-use designations.

• Zoning and land use amendments for Plymouth Harbor, LLC near Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Zoning and land use amendments for CHS Management Corp. near Ponkan Pines Road
• Major development plan for Apopka 429 at 4670 W Orange Blossom Trail (246.18 acres)
• Major development plan for Orlando Beltway East (56.51 acres)
• Zoning change from light industrial to regional commercial for 380 Semoran Commerce Place

City Commission

The City Council will conduct first readings for several ordinances regarding zoning changes, annexations, and land use amendments. The agenda also includes reviewing contract change orders for traffic engineering and approving annual funding agreements.

• Proposed rezoning of 366 acres for 'The Ridge' development
• $23,707.08 change order for a southbound right turn lane at Errol Parkway and US 441
• $26,816.00 annual funding agreement with Metroplan Orlando
• Proposed rezoning of Marden Road to include 225 single-family residences and townhomes
• First reading of ordinances for future land use amendments at Golden Gem Property

The Apopka City Council unanimously approved all 12 ordinances on first reading, covering future land use changes, rezonings, annexations, and a foreclosure registration amendment. They also approved the consent agenda, a budget amendment, and heard presentations on the CAFR audit, street lighting, and recreation survey results.

• Approved consent agenda with 7 items, including grants and contracts (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2838, Golden Gem FLU change to Mixed-Use, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2839, Golden Gem FLU change to Mixed-Use, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2841, Plymouth Sorrento rezoning to KPI-MU, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2843, Emerson Point Ph II FLU change to Mixed-Use, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2845, Oakview rezoning to KPI-MU, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2848, Roper Property annexation, first reading (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2849, Marden Road rezoning to PD, first reading (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several construction site plans and rezoning requests. These include industrial uses at 4051 Fudge Road and 4670 West Orange Blossom Trail, as well as multi-family residential projects. The agenda also includes land use amendments and master plan reviews.

• Site plan for AdventHealth Fudge Road Complex Phase I at 4051 Fudge Road
• Construction site plan for Apopka Townhomes at 350 East 6th Street
• Rezoning of 1506 Rock Springs Road from Transitional to Commercial Corridor
• Development plan for Floridian Town Center Phase I at 429 Connector Road
• Land use amendment for 2510 Ocoee-Apopka Road

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several development proposals, including a new 113-lot residential subdivision and industrial warehouse plans. These items include requests for land use amendments and rezoning along Ocoee-Apopka Road.

• Oakview Major Development Plan: 113-lot residential subdivision at West Kelly Park Road
• Apopka 429 Major Development Plan: Industrial warehouse use at 4670 West Orange Blossom Trail
• Northstar Rezoning: Change from Community Commercial to Light Industrial District
• Kenpat Concept Plan: 10,500 square-foot building addition at 90 South Bradshaw Road
• Bullseye Retail Fireworks application for 340 West Orange Blossom Trail

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development site and subdivision plans. These include proposals for an industrial warehouse, medical offices, and a restaurant. The committee will also hear a presentation regarding Rock Springs Road and West Orange Trail.

• NorthStar Logistics Center Major Development Plan for 761,240 square-feet of industrial warehousing at 1220 Ocoee Apopka Road
• Legacy Station Replat for medical office, restaurant, and dental office use at 1480, 1500, and 1520 West Orange Blossom Trail
• Rubright Planned Development Amendment near West Orange Blossom Trail and Orlando Apopka Airport
• Metroplan presentation regarding Rock Springs Road and West Orange Trail

City Commission

The City Council will review a major development plan for 180 multi-family units at 1951 S. Binion Road. The agenda also includes directing staff to make an offer to the YMCA for the Camp Wewa property and joining a memorandum regarding opioid settlement proceeds.

• Major Development Plan for 180 multi-family units at 1951 S. Binion Road
• Directing staff to make an offer to the YMCA for Camp Wewa property and facilities
• Resolution to join a Florida Memorandum of Understanding regarding opioid settlement proceeds
• Engagement of Gray Robinson, P.A. for American Rescue Plan Act consulting services
• Approval of property purchase and sale contract at Sandpiper and Park

The City Council voted 4-1 to direct staff to make an offer to the YMCA for the purchase of the Camp Wewa property and facilities, based on a revised appraisal of $4.7 million. The council also approved a major development plan for a 180-unit multi-family complex on Binion Road, a change order for the West Reuse Storage Facility project, and the engagement of Gray Robinson for American Rescue Plan Act consulting. All other consent agenda items were approved, with the removal of a 2013 Ford Explorer from the surplus equipment list.

• Approved the re-appointment of James Greene, Linda Laurendeau, and Benjamin Stanley to the Planning Commission.
• Approved the City Contract for Purchase and Sale of property at Sandpiper and Park, authorizing the Mayor to execute it.
• Approved the disposal of capital surplus equipment, with the removal of the 2013 Ford Explorer from the list.
• Approved the Major Development Plan for the Binion Road Multi-Family project (180 units).
• Approved a change order to Providence Construction for the West Reuse Storage Facility Reservoir Geomembrane Project.
• Approved the engagement of Gray Robinson, P.A. for governmental consulting services related to the American Rescue Plan Act.
• Directed staff to make an offer to the YMCA for the purchase of Camp Wewa property and facilities (4-1 vote).
• Postponed Ordinance No. 2840 (Floridian Town Center) to July 21, 2021, and adopted Resolution 2021-30 regarding opioid settlement proceeds.

Code Enforcement Hearing

The Code Enforcement Board will hear eighteen cases regarding municipal and land development codes. Presenters Bernard Jeanty and Dave Whitty will present the cases for review.

• Case 21-00285: 1400 W Orange Blossom Trail
• Case 21-00210: 2067 Nexus Court
• Case 21-00322: 585 Swallow Court
• Case 21-00266: 2639 Sheila Drive
• Case 21-00306: 5366 Mt Plymouth Drive

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing plans for a large industrial warehouse and a 179-unit residential subdivision. Agenda items also include an annexation on South Hawthorne Avenue and several upcoming special events.

• Orlando Apopka Commerce Center: 1,252,200 sq. ft. industrial warehouse complex
• Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage: 179 single-family units
• Roadmaster Apopka: Driver training facility at 2580 West Orange Avenue
• Annexation of 1002 South Hawthorne Avenue
• Magnolia Terrace Planned Development Rezoning/Master Plan

Planning Commission

The Apopka Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land use amendments. These include requests for mixed-use developments and a large-scale planned development. The commission will also review a major development plan for Binion Road Multifamily.

• Rezoning of 366 acres for "The Ridge" to Planned Development
• Future Land Use Amendment for Emerson Point Ph II at 1801 Marden Road
• Zoning change for Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage near SR 429
• Rezoning of 69.65 acres on Marden Road for 225 single-family homes and townhomes
• Major Development Plan for Binion Road Multifamily at 1951 S. Binion Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several major development proposals, including a 2,471,040 square-foot industrial plan. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for CHS Management and Semoran Commerce Place. These items involve changes to land use and site plan revisions.

• Apopka 429 Major Development Plan for 2,471,040 square-feet of industrial buildings
• The Ridge Major Development Plan for mixed residential, industrial, and commercial uses
• CHS Management rezoning from Rural to Mixed-Use at Plymouth Sorrento Road
• 380 Semoran Commerce Place rezoning from Light Industrial to Regional Commercial
• Oak Point North Subdivision Construction Site Plan Revision at 3030 Ascend Oak Street

City Commission

The City Council is reviewing multiple land use amendments for residential and mixed-use developments. The agenda also includes items regarding police technology grants, infrastructure contracts, and community development policies.

• Ordinance No. 2822: Future Land Use Amendment at 4140 Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Ordinance No. 2840: Zoning change and master plan for Floridian Town Center
• Contract award for water and sewer main construction on Kelly Park Rd.
• Police Department grant application for mobile fingerprint scanners
• Major Development Plan for the Coke Property at 2600 and 2610 Peterson Road

The City Commission unanimously approved the Major Development Plan for the Coke Property, a 41.85-acre project at 2600 and 2610 Peterson Road with 58 single-family homes and 142 townhomes. The commission also approved several other items, including a pavement condition assessment contract, a brownfield designation, and multiple CDBG-related policies. All votes were unanimous except for the reimbursement of Commissioner Smith's legal fees, which passed 4-0 with Smith recusing himself.

• Approved Major Development Plan for Coke Property (58 homes, 142 townhomes) (unanimous)
• Approved consent items: school concurrency amendment, police grant application, Kelly Park Rd. water/sewer contract, ventilator donation (unanimous)
• Awarded RFQ 2021-05 Pavement Condition Assessment to Infrastructure Management Services (unanimous)
• Approved $3,076.76 reimbursement of legal fees for Commissioner Smith (4-0, Smith recused)
• Adopted Ordinance 2822, large-scale future land use amendment at 4140 Plymouth Sorrento Rd (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2840, Floridian Town Center PD rezoning (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2842, future land use change at Kelly Park Rd (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-20, Martin Place pond assessment rate of $111.50 (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The committee will review several final and preliminary development site plans. These include single-family subdivisions, a multifamily residential project, and an industrial construction plan. The agenda also includes rezoning requests for the Plymouth Harbor area.

• 67-lot Ivy Trails subdivision at 810 South Binion Road
• 46-lot Nottingham Subdivision at 3515 West Ponkan Road
• 304-unit multifamily development at 2302 Ocoee-Apopka Road
• Industrial construction site plan at 700 Gem Commerce Court
• Rezoning of Plymouth Harbor from Rural to Residential Low Suburban

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering several preliminary development and subdivision plans. These include a 113-lot residential subdivision at West Kelly Park Road and a 179-unit project on Plymouth Sorrento Road. The meeting also includes reviews of rezoning requests for the Rubright, Magnolia Terrace, and Marden Road developments.

• Oakview residential subdivision with 113 lots at West Kelly Park Road
• Plymouth Sorrento Assemblage plan for 179 single-family units
• EPG industrial office/warehouse plan at 700 Hermit Smith Road
• AdventHealth Fudge Road Complex warehouse and medical supply facility
• Rezoning requests for Rubright, Magnolia Terrace, and Marden Road plans

City Commission

The Apopka City Council will consider several zoning changes and land use amendments. This includes second readings for properties on Binion Road, Peterson Road, and Golden Gem Road. The council will also review a development plan for Hammock at Rock Springs.

• Rezoning 810 S. Binion Road to Planned Development
• Rezoning 444 Hermit Smith Road to Industrial District
• Final Development Plan for Hammock at Rock Springs
• Street lighting special assessment rates for multiple subdivisions
• Duke Energy easement for utility pole relocation

The City Council unanimously approved an emergency procurement authorization of up to $250,000 for drainage improvements in Sheeler Oaks, addressing chronic street flooding. The council also approved several zoning changes, including the Clonts Farm Planned Development and the Kelly Park Interchange overlay, and ratified an extension of the bid protest period for the pavement assessment contract.

• Approved emergency drainage improvements for Sheeler Oaks up to $250,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Final Development Plan and Plat for Hammock at Rock Springs (unanimous)
• Approved easement agreement with Duke Energy for utility pole relocation (unanimous)
• Authorized lease agreement with Air Methods for helicopter at Fire Station #4 (unanimous)
• Ratified extension of bid protest period for RFQ 2021-05 pavement assessment (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2828 for Clonts Farm zoning change to Planned Development (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2829 for Citrus Ridge zoning change to RSF-1B (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2831 for PMDW Ventures land use amendment (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plans and land use amendments. These include a proposed restaurant on East Semoran Boulevard and an industrial warehouse on Hermit Smith Road. The committee will also consider the annexation and rezoning of property on Lust Road.

• Roper Annexation on Lust Road
• Culver's Minor Development Plan at 1616 East Semoran Boulevard
• EPG 700 Hermit Smith Road industrial office/warehouse development
• Roper Small Scale Future Land Use Amendment from Rural to Mixed-Use
• Roper Rezoning from County A-1 to MU-ES-GT

Planning Commission

The Apopka Planning Commission is reviewing several land use and zoning requests. These include amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, special exceptions for specific businesses, and new site plans.

• Rezoning of 73.93 acres for Floridian Town Center
• Land use amendment for 30.19 acres at Kelly Park Road and Dowman Drive
• Special exception for lawn care service at 203 West 1st Street
• Special exception for driver training course at 2580 West Orange Avenue
• Major development plan for Coke Property (41.85 acres)

City Commission

The City Council is reviewing a major development plan for the Nottingham Subdivision. The agenda also includes several ordinances regarding annexations and zoning changes across various locations. Additionally, the council will consider new street lighting assessments for multiple residential areas.

• Major Development Plan for Nottingham Subdivision at 3515 and 3081 Ponkan Road
• Annexation ordinances for properties near Sadler Road and Golden Gem Road
• Zoning change for 202 S. Binion Road to residential single-family
• Street lighting special assessments for Avian Pointe, Bridle Path, and others
• Potential Fire Department partnership with Air Methods/Air Care Helicopter Service

The City Commission unanimously approved the Major Development Plan for the 46-lot Nottingham Subdivision at 3515 and 3081 Ponkan Road, despite a resident's concern about school capacity. The Commission also approved several ordinances and resolutions, including annexations, zoning changes, and franchise agreements for waste collection. A rezoning request for a 35.56-acre property at 4550 Golden Gem Road was approved on a 3-2 vote, with two commissioners dissenting over the lack of mixed-use development.

• Approved Major Development Plan for Nottingham Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved consent items including Ramjit Estates plat and rejection of RFP for Council Chambers A/V (unanimous)
• Authorized public hearings for Brownfield designation at 1617 W. Keene Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2832 annexing 9.86 acres at Sadler and Golden Gem Roads (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2836 establishing Code Enforcement Chapter (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2837 annexing 10.41 acres at Sadler and Golden Gem Roads (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance No. 2829 rezoning 19.11 acres at 202 S. Binion Road to RSF-1B (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance No. 2834 rezoning 35.56 acres at 4550 Golden Gem Road to MU-KPI (3-2)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several development site and subdivision plans. These include the Floridian Town Center multi-family project and the Rock Springs Preserve subdivision.

• Floridian Town Center Major Development Plan for 300 multi-family units
• Rock Springs Preserve Subdivision plat with 103 units in Phase 1 and 8 units in Phase 2
• Cagle Administrative Rezoning from PD to RMF

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing a preliminary development site plan for a 12,000 square-foot warehouse at 200 South Hawthorne Avenue. The committee will also consider a first submittal for a large scale future land use map amendment for Emerson Point Development.

• S&F Electronics, LLC warehouse site plan (200 South Hawthorne Avenue)
• Emerson Point Development land use amendment (1801 Marden Road, 1890 and 1900 South Hawthorne Avenue)

City Commission

The City Council will review several ordinances for rezoning, annexations, and land use amendments. They will also consider using Duke Energy settlement funds for debt reduction and capital improvements. A presentation on build-to-rent developments is also scheduled.

• Large scale future land use amendment for 50.2 acres north of West Orange Blossom Trail
• Appropriation of Duke Energy settlement funds for debt reduction and capital improvements
• Contract award for a new Public Safety Building facility needs assessment
• Zoning change for 23.40 acres at 3515 and 3081 W. Ponkan Road
• Annexation of 9.86 acres north of Kelly Park Road

The City Commission unanimously approved the appropriation of approximately $2.9 million in Duke Energy settlement funds for debt reduction and capital improvements, with funds earmarked for specific projects. The Commission also adopted several ordinances, including land use changes and annexations, and approved a consent agenda with seven items. A request to continue a zoning ordinance was granted.

• Approved appropriation of Duke Energy settlement funds (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2773, large-scale land use amendment to High Density Residential (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2774, large-scale land use amendment to Commercial (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2819, small-scale land use amendment to Low Density Residential (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2820, change of zoning at 424 E. Welch Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2826, amendment to Capital Improvements Plan for recreation (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2827, change of zoning at 3515 and 3081 W. Ponkan Road (unanimous)
• Approved continuance of Ordinance No. 2828 to May 19, 2021 (unanimous)

Code Enforcement Hearing

The Apopka Code Enforcement Hearing will address 19 cases related to municipal and land development codes. Presenters Dave Whitty and Bernard Jeanty will present the listed cases. The agenda also includes a section for fine reduction requests.

• Code Enforcement Case 21-00174 (1104 Saddleback Ridge Road)
• Code Enforcement Case 21-00136 (233 Lovell Lane)
• Code Enforcement Case 21-00213 (815 E Semoran Boulevard)
• Code Enforcement Case 21-00128 (252 W Martin Street)
• Reduction of the fine requests

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plans and rezoning requests. These include a 1,240,000 square-foot warehouse project and a 180-unit multifamily development. The meeting also includes reviews for various special events scheduled throughout 2021.

• Orlando Apopka Commerce Center Major Development Plan (1,240,000 sq ft warehouse)
• Binion Road Multifamily Major Development Plan (180 units)
• Magnolia Terrace Planned Development rezoning request
• Ponkan Reserve Subdivision construction site plan (14 units)
• Culvers Minor Development Plan (4,330 sq ft restaurant)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several zoning changes and future land use amendments. These include converting 78.99 acres on Hermit Smith Road to industrial use and a request for an assisted living facility on Rock Springs Road. The commission will also review site plans for new subdivisions and retail developments.

• Rezoning 202 South Binion Rd for 24 single-family residences
• Special exception for an assisted living facility at 1265 Rock Springs Road
• Reclassifying 78.99 acres on Hermit Smith Road from residential to industrial
• Site plan review for the Nottingham Subdivision on Ponkan Road
• Rezoning request for 4550 Golden Gem Road to a mixed-use district

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several land use applications. These include a 31-unit single-family subdivision and a daycare center replat. The committee will also consider rezoning requests for two master plan projects.

• Faircloth Lakes Subdivision: 31-unit single-family residential plan on Marshall Lake Road
• Wekiva Riverwalk: Minor replat for a daycare center at 2121 East Semoran Boulevard
• Rezoning of Plymouth Sorrento Road properties to Kelly Park Interchange District Mixed-Use
• Floridian Town Center rezoning to City Planned Unit Development

City Commission

The City Council will consider multiple ordinances regarding land use amendments, zoning changes, and capital improvement plans. The meeting also includes reviews of development plans for an apartment complex and a track and field facility. Additionally, the council will review bids for airport building sales and requests for community project funding.

• Final Development Plan – Summer House at Lake Apopka Apartments (264 units)
• Final Development Plan – Marden Ridge Track and Field
• Ordinance No. 2818: Large Scale Future Land Use Amendment for 2302 Ocoee-Apopka Road
• Ordinance No. 2822: Large Scale Future Land Use Amendment for 4140 Plymouth Sorrento Road
• Bid offers for the sale of the Airport FBO-2 building and fuel operations

Development Review Committee

The committee will review development site plans for a new K-8 school and a drive-through coffee shop. The agenda also includes an annexation and land use amendment for 4340 Golden Gem Road.

• Jason Dwelley K-8 School construction site plan
• Rock Springs Preserve Subdivision plat (103 units in Phase 1)
• Redder Golden Gem Property annexation and land use amendment
• Double O’s Coffee drive-through construction site plan
• AdventHealth Fudge Road Complex warehouse and medical supply facility plan

Development Review Committee

The Apopka Development Review Committee is reviewing several residential and commercial site plans. This includes applications for multi-family units, office retail construction, and annexation requests. The committee will also consider land use amendments for the Coke Property and PMDW Golden Gem.

• Oak Pointe North Apartments: 240 multi-family units at 2901 Ocoee Apopka Road
• Coke Property: Plan for 200 units including single-family and townhomes
• South Lake Office Retail: Two-story commercial building construction site plan
• Orlando Beltway East: Major development plan for 202 residential units
• PMDW Golden Gem: Annexation and land use amendment to Kelly Park Interchange District

Development Review Committee

The committee will review preliminary site plans and special exception requests. Proposed projects include an office renovation on Old Dixie Highway and a driver training facility on West Orange Avenue. The agenda also includes a request to vacate a portion of the right-of-way on Shepard Avenue.

• Office renovation plan for 312 Old Dixie Highway
• Driver training facility special exception at 2580 West Orange Avenue
• Outdoor storage special exception at 3723 Hogshead Road and 3636 Fudge Road
• Right-of-way vacation request for 2300 West Orange Blossom Trail

City Commission

The City Council will review multiple ordinances regarding land use amendments, rezoning, and a 30-acre annexation. The agenda also includes a major development plan for the Hermit Smith Warehouse. Other items include contract amendments and an easement agreement for Lake Apopka sediment removal.

• Ordinance No. 2744: Large Scale Future Land Use Amendment (11 acres)
• Ordinance No. 2823: Annexation of 30.19 acres near Kelly Park Road
• Major Development Plan for Hermit Smith Warehouse at 602 and 650 Hermit Smith Road
• Rezoning and land use amendment for 1537 Harmon Road
• Easement agreement with Phosphorus Free Water Solutions, LLC

The City Council unanimously approved a major development plan for a 290,000-square-foot warehouse on Hermit Smith Road, adopted four ordinances (including zoning changes and an annexation), and authorized the development and application for a Community Development Block Grant. The council also approved a contract amendment for excavation work and five consent agenda items, including a temporary access easement and grant applications.

• Approved the major development plan for the Hermit Smith Warehouse (290,000 sq ft) at 602 and 650 Hermit Smith Road.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2744 (Future Land Use Amendment) for 11 acres south of Lust Road.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2758 (Change of Zoning) for 19.71 acres north of Harmon Road.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2816 (Small Scale Future Land Use Amendment) for 2.93 acres at 1537 Harmon Road.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2817 (Change of Zoning) for 2.93 acres at 1537 Harmon Road.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2823 (Annexation) for 30.19 acres north of Kelly Park Road.
• Authorized the City Administrator to execute a contract amendment with Collage Design and Construction Group, Inc. for excavation work, not to exceed $114,000.
• Authorized the development and application for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for COVID-19 funding.

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several development plans, including a 46-lot single-family subdivision and new retail sites. It is also considering rezoning applications to move properties into the Kelly Park Interchange District Mixed-Use zone.

• Nottingham Subdivision: 46 single-family lots at 3515 West Ponkan Road
• Retail development at SWC Rock Springs Road and Tanglewood Drive
• Oakview Subdivision rezoning to Kelly Park Interchange District Mixed-Use
• Golden Orchard rezoning to Kelly Park Interchange District Mixed-Use
• The Ridge Planned Development rezoning to Planned Development (PD)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review several rezoning requests and land use amendments. This includes development plans for an apartment complex, a warehouse, and an assisted living facility. The commission will also consider a large-scale future land use amendment.

• Rezoning 3515 and 3081 Ponkan Road to Residential Single-Family
• Future Land Use Amendment for 4140 Plymouth Sorrento Road to Mixed-Use Interchange
• Development plan for Summer House at Lake Apopka Apartments with 264 units
• Special Exception for an assisted living facility at 1265 Rock Springs Road
• Major Development Plan for Hermit Smith Warehouse on Hermit Smith Road

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several site plans for townhomes and apartments. The agenda also includes a concept plan for a mixed-use development and a rezoning request for the Floridian Town Center.

• Residences at Emerson Park: 102 townhome units at 1601 Alston Bay Boulevard
• Oak Pointe North Apartments: 240 multifamily units at 1527 West McCormick Road
• Binion Road Apartments: 180 multifamily units at 1951 South Binion Road
• Marden Road Mixed-Use Planned Development: 219 dwelling units at 1890 South Hawthorne Avenue
• Floridian Town Center Rezoning/Master Plan: Rezone from County A-1 to City PUD

City Commission

The City Council is reviewing multiple ordinances for future land use and zoning changes. The agenda also includes a proposed purchase of the Camp Wewa property and intersection improvements at US 441 and Errol Parkway.

• Zoning change for 1537 Harmon Road from Mixed Use to Commercial
• Proposed purchase of the Camp Weewa property and facilities from the YMCA
• Intersection improvement agreement at US 441 and Errol Parkway
• Annexation of approximately 30.19 acres north of Kelly Park Road
• Sale of N. Park Avenue and E. Sandpiper Road site to Terminus Realty, LLC

The City Council approved the sale of the N. Park Avenue and E. Sandpiper Road site to Terminus Realty, LLC for $1.3 million, with conditions prohibiting dollar stores and auto parts stores. They also approved a development agreement amendment for Oak Pointe, an intersection improvement agreement for US 441 and Errol Parkway, and directed staff to make an offer to the YMCA for the Camp Wewa property. Several ordinances were approved on first reading, and one was tabled.

• Approved the sale of the N. Park Avenue and E. Sandpiper Road site to Terminus Realty, LLC for $1.3 million, with conditions to prohibit dollar stores and auto parts stores.
• Approved the First Amendment to the Oak Pointe development agreement and creation of a new Oak Pointe North Development Agreement.
• Approved an Intersection Improvement Agreement with 1520 West Orange Blossom LLC and Crosby’s Motor Inn LLC for improvements at US 441 and Errol Parkway.
• Approved Amendment No. 2 to the agreement with the St. John's River Water Management District for the Apopka IDWTS Conversion Project.
• Directed staff to make an offer to the YMCA for the purchase of the Camp Wewa property and facilities.
• Approved Ordinance No. 2816 (future land use change) and Ordinance No. 2817 (zoning change) for 1537 Harmon Road on first reading.
• Tabled Ordinance No. 2818 (future land use change for 2302 Ocoee-Apopka Road) to a future meeting.
• Approved Ordinance No. 2823 (annexation of 30.19 acres) on first reading and granted a continuance for Ordinance No. 2819 to April 7, 2021.

Pension Board Meeting

The joint meeting for police, fire, and general employee pension boards will discuss the status of the Plan Restatement Project. Trustees will also review asset allocation as of December 31, 2020, and an actuarial review from October 1, 2020. Additionally, a commission appointment is needed for a vacancy on the Firefighters’ Pension Board.

• Commission appointment for Firefighters’ Pension Board vacancy
• Status of Plan Restatement Project
• Asset Allocation Review as of December 31, 2020
• City of Apopka Actuarial Review as of October 1, 2020
• Fiduciary Investment Review from Insurance Office of America

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing a development plan for the Nottingham Subdivision on West Ponkan Road. The agenda also includes a rezoning request for South Binion Road and several upcoming special event permits.

• Nottingham Subdivision: 46-unit residential development at 3515 and 3081 West Ponkan Road
• Rezoning of 202 South Binion Road from “T, Transitional” to “RSF-1B, Residential Single-Family - Large Lot”
• Community Kickball Game at Alonzo Williams Park on February 21, 2021
• Christian Music Festival at Kit Land Nelson Park on March 21, 2021
• K9s United 9K race at Northwest Recreation Complex on November 13, 2021

City Commission

The City Council will consider several zoning changes, including an amendment to allow industrial use on 11.94 acres south of W. Orange Blossom Trail. The agenda also includes a property exchange agreement to support the Harmon Road extension and Fire Station 6. Additionally, the council will review a new social media policy and a waste collection franchise.

• Rezoning 11.94 acres south of W. Orange Blossom Trail to Industrial
• Property exchange with Adventist Health/Sunbelt Inc. for Fire Station 6
• Contract award to Stratus Construction & Roofing LLC for City Hall roof repairs
• Resolution regarding a new social media policy
• Waste collection franchise for Russo & Sons, LLC

Workshop Meeting

The Apopka City Council will hold a workshop to discuss Duke Energy settlement funds. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as the call to order and invocation.

• Discussion regarding Duke Energy settlement funds

The City Council held a workshop to discuss how to spend the $2.9 million Duke Energy settlement, but no formal decisions were made. Staff presented a list of unfunded projects and debt payoff options, and council members shared priorities, including paying off high-interest loans, funding park improvements, and supporting a resource center. The meeting was informational only, with no votes taken.

• No formal decisions made; workshop discussion only
• Discussed paying off two revenue notes to free up ~$1M in budget
• Considered funding amphitheater bathrooms, fire engine replacement, and drainage projects
• Heard proposal for $150,000 resource center for homeless services

Code Enforcement Hearing

The Code Enforcement Hearing will review 24 specific cases involving various addresses throughout Apopka. The agenda also includes requests for the reduction of fines.

• Case 20-00471: 566 Maineline Boulevard
• Case 21-00053: 605 Ryan Avenue
• Case 20-00480: 542 Maineline Boulevard
• Case 21-00096: 127 E Sandpiper Street
• Requests for fine reductions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review a subdivision plan for 165 single-family lots at 4550 Golden Gem Road. The committee will also consider the annexation of Joshua Ridge Lane near Yothers Road.

• Golden Orchard Estates Rezoning/Major Development Plan for 165 single-family detached lots at 4550 Golden Gem Road
• Annexation of Joshua Ridge Lane at Yothers Road

Planning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding several future land use and zoning amendments. The meeting also includes a discussion on the potential purchase of Camp Wewa for city parks and recreation.

• Future Land Use Amendment at 1879 Boy Scout Road
• Future Land Use Amendment at 2302 Ocoee-Apopka Road
• Future Land Use and Zoning Change at 1537 Harmon Road
• Potential purchase of Camp Wewa for city parks

City Commission

The City Council will review ordinances regarding public service taxes and utility rate schedules for water and wastewater. The meeting also includes a zoning change request for property on Ustler Road and a grant application for Camp Wewa.

• Ordinance 2815: New rate schedules for water, wastewater, and reclaimed water use
• Rezoning of 1228 Ustler Road from Transitional to Residential Country Estate
• Amendment to the Public Service Tax (Ordinance 2814)
• Grant application for Camp Wewa property acquisition
• Road closure of 5th Street for a Camp Wewa fundraiser

The City Commission unanimously adopted ordinances amending the public service tax and establishing utility rate schedules, which will generate approximately $1 million in additional annual revenue. The tax changes take effect July 1, 2021. The commission also approved a reimbursement agreement with a developer for oversized utility lines, adopted a zoning change, and tabled a proposed social media policy.

• Adopted Ordinance 2814 amending public service tax, adding ~$1M annual revenue (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2815 establishing utility rate schedules (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-02 setting utility rates, no increase (unanimous)
• Authorized City Administrator to execute utility reimbursement agreement with Hanover Land Company (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2811 rezoning 1228 Ustler Road from T to RCE (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2021-04 authorizing Camp Wewa grant application (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 2021-03 social media policy to Feb 17 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including road closure and contracts (unanimous)

Special Meeting

This special public meeting is to discuss the proposed acquisition of the Camp Wewa property. The property is located at 221 Binion Road.

• Proposed acquisition of the Camp Wewa property at 221 Binion Road

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing development plans and special event permits for Apopka. This includes a rezoning request for Oakview Subdivision and a construction site plan for Double O’s Coffee. Also on the agenda are applications for upcoming community events.

• Rezoning of Oakview Subdivision to Mixed-Use Interchange
• Construction site plan for Double O’s Coffee at 1820 East Semoran Boulevard
• Avian Pointe Planned Development Amendment
• Bahia Shrine 5K Camel Walk/Run special event permit
• Rotary Club of Apopka Apopka Fair applications

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several development and rezoning applications. These include a large warehouse distribution center, a restaurant concept plan, and a residential rezoning request.

• Hermit Smith Warehouse: 290,000 square-foot warehouse/distribution plan at 602 and 650 Hermit Smith Road
• Culver’s Restaurant: Concept plan for a 4,330 square-foot commercial use at 1616 East Semoran Boulevard
• Rezoning of 424 East Welch Road from RSF-1A to RCE

City Commission

The City Council will consider ordinances regarding land use amendments and annexation. The meeting also includes discussions on updating public service taxes and public records fees. Additionally, the council will review a settlement agreement with Duke Energy Florida.

• Rezoning 0.13 acres south of E Oak Street to mixed use
• Annexation of 9.487 acres north of Boy Scout Road
• New rate schedules for water, wastewater, and reclaimed water
• Settlement agreement with Duke Energy Florida regarding public service tax
• Appointment of Gladymir Ortega as Finance Director

The City Council unanimously approved a closing agreement with Duke Energy Florida for a $2.9 million settlement of public service tax for 2019-2020. The council also adopted two ordinances (rezoning and annexation) and advanced three others to second reading, including changes to public service tax and utility rates. Additionally, the council approved the appointment of Gladymir Ortega as Finance Director.

• Approved Duke Energy closing agreement for $2.9M public service tax settlement (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2810 rezoning 0.13 acres to Mixed Use (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2812 annexing 9.487 acres (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2813 first reading for public records request fees (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2814 first reading to amend public service tax (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2815 first reading for utility rate schedules (unanimous)
• Approved Gladymir Ortega as Finance Director (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing several development applications, including a 46-unit residential subdivision and a large commercial concept plan. The agenda also includes annexation requests and future land use amendments for West Kelly Park Road and Rock Springs Ridge.

• Annexation of Oaks at Kelly Park Phase 3 on West Kelly Park Road
• 46-unit residential subdivision plan for Nottingham Subdivision
• Office renovation plan for 312 Old Dixie Highway
• 127,760 square-foot commercial development concept at 1537 Harmon Road
• Future land use amendment for Rock Springs Ridge Golf Course

Planning Commission

The Apopka Planning Commission will elect a Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson. The meeting includes a public hearing for a zoning change at 1228 Ustler Road and a site plan variance request for an outdoor video board at 110 Athletes.

• Zoning change from T to RCE at 1228 Ustler Road
• Variance for a 264 square foot outdoor video board at 110 Athletes
• Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson

City Commission

The City Council will review a request to change property use from office to mixed use near E. Oak Street and N. Forest Avenue. The agenda also includes an annexation request for Boy Scout Road and several road improvement contracts.

• Land use amendment from Office to Mixed Use at E. Oak Street and N. Forest Avenue
• Annexation of 9.487 acres at 1879 Boy Scout Road
• $80,973.45 engineering agreement for US 441 and Bradshaw Road intersection improvements
• $46,090.78 change order for Harmon Road extension design
• FY21 budget amendment

The Apopka City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included engineering contracts for intersection improvements and a change order for road design. They also authorized the purchase of new Air-Paks for the Fire Department, funded partly by state reimbursements. Three items were approved at first reading: a future land use change, an annexation, and a budget amendment. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved consent agenda including $80,973.45 Metric Engineering contract for US 441/Bradshaw Rd design (unanimous)
• Approved $46,090.78 change order for Newkirk Engineering Harmon Road extension design (unanimous)
• Authorized piggyback contracts for FY2021 (unanimous)
• Authorized Air-Paks purchase for Fire Department via piggyback contract (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2810 first reading: future land use change from Office to Mixed Use at E. Oak St & N. Forest Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 2812 first reading: annexation of 9.487 acres at 1879 Boy Scout Rd (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2021-01: FY21 budget amendment totaling $186,564 (unanimous)