Clearwater

Neighborhood and Affordable Housing Advisory Board

The Neighborhood and Affordable Housing Advisory Board will review and recommend the FY2026/2027 Annual Action Plan to the City Council. This plan outlines how the city will use federal HUD funds to meet affordable housing goals through 2030. Board members will also hear public comments and receive a director's update.

• Adoption of the FY2026/2027 Annual Action Plan for HUD funding
• Authorization for officials to execute agreements with HUD and partner organizations
• Approval of administrative adjustments to existing funding agreements
• Public comment period for agenda items

North Greenwood Citizens Advisory Committee

The committee will review budget amendments for the current fiscal year and propose a new budget for 2026-2027. Members will also receive progress reports on land use, zoning projects, and the Armory.

• Third Quarter Budget Amendments for FY 2025-2026 North Greenwood CRA
• FY 2026-2027 North Greenwood Community Redevelopment Agency Budget
• North Greenwood Land Use and Zoning Project updates
• Updates on the Armory
• Revisions to the North Greenwood CRA Residential Grant Program

Public Art and Design Board

The Board will vote to approve a final art design for the City Hall staircase. Members will also discuss live painting plans for the America 250 event and a branded art sign for Coachman Park.

• Final artwork design for New City Hall Staircase
• Live Painting at Clearwater Celebrates America 250 Event
• City Branded Art Sign in Coachman Park

Community Resiliency and Leisure Services Advisory Board

The board will recognize the Municipal Energy Savings Program and discuss invitations for Summer Solar Celebrations. The meeting also includes administrative tasks such as approving previous minutes.

• Municipal Energy Savings Program Recognition
• Summer Solar Celebrations discussion

Municipal Code Enforcement Board

The Municipal Code Enforcement Board is reviewing multiple cases involving permit violations, exterior maintenance, and short-term rentals. The board will also consider requests to reduce existing fines and approve several affidavits of compliance.

• Permit violation hearings for 1423 Embassy Dr., 2021 N Betty Ln., and 701 N Ft. Harrison Ave.
• Short-term rental violations at 2967 Kenilwick Dr. N and 819 Lantana Ave.
• Fine reduction requests for 1390 S Hillcrest Ave. and 301 Baker Ave.
• Nuisance abatement liens for lot clearing at 510 Brookside Dr., 1002 N Garden Ave., and 1206 N Garden Ave.
• Nuisance abatement liens for inoperative vehicles at 1116 Amble Ln. and 1260 Wellington Dr.

City Council

The City Council will consider mid-year adjustments to the operating and capital budgets, along with a first reading of an ordinance to modernize parking operations and update fees. The consent agenda includes several contracts, such as $1.6 million for Public Works program management and $450,000 for Phillies ballfield improvements. Public hearings will also address surplus property transfer and a right-of-way vacation for the Church of Scientology.

• Mid-year budget amendments (operating and capital) – Ordinances 9921-26 and 9922-26
• Parking code amendment (Ordinance 9909-26) – modernizes enforcement and fees
• $1,625,000 increase to Broaddus & Associates for Public Works program
• $450,000 agreement with Marc Taylor Inc. for Phillies BayCare Ballfield improvements
• $513,078 for Accela software expansion (land management and permitting)

Community Development Board

The Community Development Board will consider two Flexible Development applications. One requests flexibility from setback and landscaping requirements for light assembly/retail at properties on S. Ft. Harrison Avenue and Belleview Boulevard. The other requests flexibility for an outdoor amenity area accessory to existing hotel units at 100 Coronado Drive. The board will also appoint a member to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee.

• Flexible development for light assembly/retail at 1425, 1429, 1433, 1477 S. Ft. Harrison Ave and 514 Belleview Blvd
• Flexible development for outdoor amenity area at 100 Coronado Drive (hotel)
• Appointment of a board member to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
• Approval of minutes from May 19, 2026 meeting

Pension Trustees

The Pension Trustees will consider accepting the annual actuarial valuation for the Employees' Pension Plan, approving a new investment advisory agreement with Driehaus Capital Management for small-cap growth, and terminating current manager Riverbridge Partners. They will also approve new hires into the plan and authorize regular pensions for several city employees.

• Accept January 1, 2026 annual actuarial valuation for Employees' Pension Plan
• Approve investment advisory agreement with Driehaus Capital Management LLC for Small Cap Growth Strategy
• Terminate small-cap growth equity manager Riverbridge Partners LLC
• Approve new hires for pension plan
• Approve regular pensions for seven employees (police, public works, library, utilities, fire)

Community Redevelopment Agency

Council Work Session

The Clearwater City Council will discuss selling a city-owned vacant lot at 1454 South Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue to Lake Belleview Development. They will also consider modernizing parking rules and fees, vacating a right-of-way for the Church of Scientology, and adopting mid-year budget adjustments. Multiple contracts for public works, utilities, and software are up for approval.

• Sale of vacant land at 1454 S MLK Jr Ave to Lake Belleview Development
• Ordinance 9909-26 to modernize parking operations and fees
• Right-of-way vacation for Church of Scientology (Ordinance 9907-26)
• Mid-year budget amendments (Ordinances 9921-26 and 9922-26)
• Contract increase of $1,625,000 for Public Works program management

Marine Advisory Board

The Marine Advisory Board will discuss updates on the Beach Marina reconstruction project and the Seminole Boat Ramp. They will also hear from the Beach Marina Commercial Tenant Outreach Group and review kayak launch sites. The board will approve previous meeting minutes and take public comments.

• Beach Marina Reconstruction Project Update
• Seminole Boat Ramp Updates
• Kayak Launch Sites discussion
• Beach Marina Commercial Tenant Outreach Group Update
• Approval of March 18, 2026 meeting minutes