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Council Regular

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Council Workshop

Council Regular

CRA Regular

Council Evening

Council Regular

CRA Special

The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is holding a special meeting to consider action on an agreement involving the Tampa Bay Rays. The agenda contains one substantive item, with public comments limited to that item. The rest of the agenda is procedural boilerplate.

• File No. CRA26-26570: CRA Board to consider action for an agreement involving The Tampa Bay Rays

Council Regular

The City of Tampa Council will consider a development and funding agreement involving the City, Hillsborough County, and Tampa Bay Rays, LLC. The agenda also includes a public hearing to vacate a portion of Church Avenue and an ordinance requiring triennial public safety master plans for the police and fire departments. These items were added or modified via an addendum to the final agenda.

• Development and Funding Agreement between City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, and Tampa Bay Rays, LLC
• Public hearing to vacate portion of Church Ave (Formerly Williams St) near Dale Mabry Hwy
• Ordinance requiring notice of changes to Executive Order for triennial public safety master plans
• Resolution requiring Tampa Police and Fire to submit triennial public safety master plans

Council Regular

The Tampa City Council is reviewing a consent agenda containing 50 items, primarily focusing on infrastructure contracts and public safety grants. Key decisions include a $2.4 million change order for wastewater manhole rehabilitation and a $1.9 million renewal for landfill disposal services. The council also addresses public safety funding, including a $306,046 drug enforcement grant and a $227,145 wellness physicals contract for police officers.

• Approval of a $2,433,825 contract change order with Engineered Spray Solutions, LLC for wastewater manhole rehabilitation
• Renewal of a $1,910,000 agreement with Republic Services of Florida, Limited Partnership for landfill disposal of ash residue
• Acceptance of a $306,046 grant from the Office of National Drug Control Policy for the Tampa Police Department
• Approval of a $638,000 contract with Granger Maintenance & Construction, Inc. for sedimentation tank inlet baffle replacement
• Approval of a $227,145 annual agreement with Life Extension Clinics, Inc. for police department wellness physicals

The City Council approved a development and funding agreement with Hillsborough County and the Tampa Bay Rays, along with a team non-relocation agreement and a guaranty, in a 4-3 vote with Miranda, Maniscalco, and Hurtak voting no. The council also adopted several ordinances, including rezoning requests and a public safety master plan notice requirement, and approved numerous contracts and resolutions on the consent agenda.

• Approved Tampa Bay Rays development and funding agreement (4-3)
• Approved team non-relocation agreement with Rays (4-3)
• Approved guaranty by Florida Baseball Partners (4-3)
• Adopted ordinance requiring notice of public safety master plan changes (7-0)
• Adopted rezoning at 2111 E Busch Blvd from CG to CI (7-0)
• Adopted rezoning at 1704 W North B St from IG to CI (7-0)
• Adopted rezoning at 1732 W Saint Louis St from RS-50 to PD (6-0)
• Adopted ordinance vacating portion of 43rd Street right-of-way (6-0)

Code Enforcement

The City of Tampa's Special Magistrate will hear 10 code enforcement cases, mostly requests for modifications to compliance deadlines for building permit violations, plus one request for a fine reduction. Each case involves a daily fine for continued non-compliance, and the magistrate will decide whether to grant extensions or reduce penalties.

• 9 modification requests for building permit violations (Sec. 5-105.1) with $250/day fines
• 1 modification request for right-of-way installation violation (Sec. 22-60) with $250/day fine
• 1 modification request for roof covering and public nuisance violations (Sec. 19-231(15)b, 19-48) with $50/day fine
• 1 fine reduction request for accumulations and RV violations (Sec. 19-49, 27-283.11(a)) with $1,300 total fine
• Cases include properties on W Hiawatha St, E McBerry St, N Armenia Ave, W Patterson St, W Wallace Ave, N Arden Ave, W Columbus Dr, W Union St, Lindell Ave, E Powhatan Ave

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CRA Regular

The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is meeting to consider several items, including a grant agreement for the Jackson House Museum renovation, a fund reallocation for the East Whiting Street improvements, and various staff reports. The board will also receive updates on the wayfinding program, Tampa Union Station, a downtown fire station, and other ongoing projects. Public comments are permitted on agenda items.

• Resolution approving Grant Funding Agreement with Jackson House Foundation, Inc. to renovate the Jackson House Museum at 851 E Zack St
• Request to reallocate $254,476.60 in FY2026 funds for East Whiting St. Improvements, Phase D (18-C-00039)
• Ybor City CAC appointment for Ansley Blackwell
• Update on Madison Street Park (810 Channelside) progress
• Discussion on preservation and assistance for small cultural venues in Ybor City

The CRA Board approved a resolution (2026-17) authorizing a grant funding agreement with Jackson House Foundation, Inc. to renovate and restore the 4,680 square-foot Jackson House Museum at 851 E Zack St, preserving its historic landmark designation. The vote was 4-2, with Miranda and Clendenin voting no and Hurtak absent. The board also approved a $254,476.60 fund reallocation for East Whiting St. improvements, approved the Multi-District Wayfinding Program Change, and scheduled a special meeting for August 27, 2026 to consider a Tampa Bay Rays agreement.

• Approved CRA Resolution No. 2026-17 for Jackson House Museum grant (4-2)
• Approved $254,476.60 fund reallocation for East Whiting St. improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Multi-District Wayfinding Program Change (unanimous, Maniscalco absent)
• Approved Ybor City CAC appointment for Ansley Blackwell (unanimous)
• Scheduled Special Call CRA meeting Aug 27, 2026 for Tampa Bay Rays agreement (unanimous)
• Requested attorney draft documents for Tampa Bay Rays contract promises (unanimous)
• Continued downtown fire station renovation item to Oct 8, 2026 (unanimous)
• Removed new downtown fire station site estimate item from agenda (unanimous)

Council Evening

The Tampa City Council evening session on August 20, 2026, will hold public hearings on one alley vacation request and nine rezoning applications, plus one continued rezoning case. The council will also consider first-reading ordinances and bonus provision agreements for two of the rezoning items. One rezoning item (REZ-26-41) has been removed from the agenda.

• Alley vacation (VAC-26-15) by Fox International near 5th Ave, 27th St, 4th Ave, and 26th St, including a portion of 1st Ave
• Rezoning (REZ-26-08) at 7700 W. Courtney Campbell Causeway from PD to PD (Hotel, Residential Multiple Family, All CG uses) with bonus provision agreement
• Rezoning (REZ-26-42) at 2701 E. 2nd Ave from IH to PD-A (All Residential Types, All CI Uses, Recycling Materials and Goods)
• Rezoning (REZ-26-47) continued from July 23, 2026 at 1701 N. Florida Ave and 207 E. 7th Ave from PD & RM-24 to PD (Storefront Residential/All CG Uses) with bonus provision agreement
• Rezoning (REZ-26-77) at 4001 N. Riverside Dr from SH-CG to SH-PD (Professional Residential Treatment Facility)

The Tampa City Council held public hearings on 10 rezoning requests, approving 8 on first reading and denying 1. The denied request was for 6111 North Rome Avenue, which failed to meet the burden of proof for consistency with the comprehensive plan. One item was removed from the agenda. All approved ordinances will go to a second reading and adoption on September 17, 2026.

• Approved alley vacation at Harris Terminals (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 7700 W. Courtney Campbell Causeway to PD Hotel/Residential (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 2701 E. 2nd Ave from IH to PD-A (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 11607 & 11613 N. Florida Ave to PD Vehicle Sales (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 107 N. Armenia Ave to PD Office (first reading, 4-2)
• Denied rezoning at 6111 N. Rome Ave (6-0)
• Approved rezoning at 2016 & 2018 Grant St to CG (first reading, unanimous)
• Approved rezoning at 5250 E. Broadway Ave to PD Warehouse (first reading, unanimous, Clendenin abstained)

Code Enforcement

The City of Tampa Special Magistrate will hear 13 new cases alleging failure to obtain required building permits (Section 5-105.1) at various properties, plus one appeal of a construction public nuisance/abatement order. The meeting is open to the public and ADA accommodations are available.

• 13 new cases for missing building permits at properties including 2901 W Hillsborough Ave, 6801 S West Shore Blvd, 3018 W Chapin Ave, 10213 Newport Cir, 2720 W Dewey St, 4621 W Pearl Ave, 1008 E 23rd Ave, 4300 E Broadway Ave, 1510 N Nebraska Ave, 206 N Glen Ave, 2507 W Wilder Ave, 205 E Davis Blvd, 2012 Hemlock St
• Appeal by XSC Tampa Investment LLC of a construction public nuisance/abatement order (Sec. 5-104.13) at 412 E Zack St
• Remanded cases: COD-26-0000173 (3422 Machado St) and COD-26-0001544 (106 S Delaware Ave)
• Complied cases: COD-26-0001105 (19308 Foggy Creek Ln), COD-26-0001150 (4501 W Vasconia St), COD-26-0001245 (7001 Lakeshore Dr), COD-26-0001680 (2024 Gordon St), COD-26-0001701 (501 W Bird St)

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Code Enforcement

The City of Tampa Special Magistrate will hold a public hearing on August 19, 2026, to address 10 new cases of alleged building permit violations (Section 5-105.1). The agenda also lists four properties that have complied with prior orders. The hearing is open to the public, and accommodations are available for persons with disabilities.

• 10 new cases for building permits required (5-105.1)
• Properties include 10945 N Boulevard, 4412 W Trilby Ave, 2413 E 21st Ave, 4201 E 12th Ave, 4202 E 11th Ave, 3307 S Manhattan Ave, 3113 W Hartnett Ave, 2217 N 64th St, 10218 N Fleetwood Dr, 1502 E Knollwood St
• Complied cases: 8004 N Klondyke St, 2703 W Cordelia St, 2711 W Cordelia St, 5112 E Fowler Ave
• Inspector: Wallace Nelson
• Special Magistrate: Thomas J. Trask

Council Special

This is the first of three special budget workshops where the Tampa City Council will review and discuss the Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget, focusing on Enterprise Funds: Solid Waste, Water, Wastewater, and Parking. The council will also discuss the General Fund (Police, Fire, Parks & Recreation, Convention Center, Transportation) and Mobility Funds, plus hear reports on a proposed event/parade budget and a delayed Fire Rescue RFQ advertisement. Public comment is limited to the workshop subject, with 3 minutes per speaker after presentations.

• Review of FY2027 budget for Enterprise Funds: Solid Waste, Water, Wastewater, Parking
• Discussion of General Fund: Police, Fire, Parks & Recreation, Convention Center, Transportation
• Report on creating an event/parade budget pre-approved by Council covering paid and in-kind services
• Staff explanation for delayed advertisement of Tampa Fire Rescue Fleet and Supply RFQ (was due June 14, 2026)
• Public comment limited to workshop subject, 3 minutes per speaker

The City Council met in a budget workshop to discuss the Recommended FY2027 Budget for Mobility Funds and the General Fund (Police, Fire, Parks & Recreation, Convention Center), with presentations and public comment. No formal decisions were made on the budget; the only actions were procedural motions to approve the agenda and to receive and file documents. The meeting adjourned without substantive votes.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Received and filed memorandum from Chief of Staff (unanimous)
• Received and filed PowerPoint presentations (unanimous)
• Received and filed public comment sign-in sheet (unanimous)
• Received and filed documents from Stephanie Poynor (unanimous)

Code Enforcement

The Special Magistrate will hear three new cases involving tree removal and zoning violations, and one reduction case where a fine of $3,250 was imposed for building without a permit. Several previously cited properties have been brought into compliance.

• New case COD-25-0004521: SOVI HOMES LLC cited for protected tree removal at 8204 N Marks St.
• New case COD-26-0001352: 2400 TRASK LLC cited for zoning violations at 2400 S Trask St.
• New case COD-26-0001470: Armandina Sanchez and Jenice Ducos cited for a dangerous tree at 6502 N 31st St.
• Reduction case COD-25-0002980: Southern Aircond Inc fined $3,250 for building without a permit at 3711 N 39th St; property complied on June 1, 2026.
• Nine properties listed as complied, including 2408 N Boulevard and 4212 E 97th Ave.

Code Enforcement

The special magistrate will hear 7 new code enforcement cases involving properties across Districts 1, 3, and 4, with alleged violations ranging from lack of smoke detectors and rodent control to structural issues. The agenda also lists 3 remanded cases and 13 cases that have been complied with. No decisions are made at this hearing; the magistrate will take testimony and evidence.

• Case COD-25-0004639: 3509 N 34th St — 11 alleged violations including lack of smoke detectors, plumbing, and structural issues
• Case COD-25-0004642: 3513 N 34th St — 8 alleged violations including floors, walls, ceilings, and windows
• Case COD-26-0000740: 109 E Davis Blvd — paint and maintenance violations
• Case COD-26-0001616: 10226 N Ojus Dr — violations include floors, walls, ceilings, windows, and kitchen storage
• Case COD-26-0001704: 9604 Banyan Ave — violations include windows, maintenance, mosquito/insect protection, and rodent control

Council Special

The City Council will hold a budget workshop to review and discuss the Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. The discussion focuses on mobility funds, specifically regarding transportation and stormwater.

• Review of Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget relative to Mobility funds (Stormwater, Transportation)

The City Council held a budget workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 Mobility Funds, covering stormwater and transportation. After hearing public comment, the council voted to continue the transportation budget presentation to the next workshop on August 17, 2026, and to hear it first. No final budget decisions were made; the workshop was procedural.

• Waived rules to allow public comment after each budget segment (unanimous, Viera absent)
• Continued transportation budget presentation to Aug. 17, 2026 workshop, to be heard first (unanimous, Maniscalco and Carlson absent at vote, Viera absent)
• Received and filed presentation documents from Campbell, Kopesky, and Rogero (unanimous, Maniscalco and Carlson absent at vote, Viera absent)
• Received and filed public comment sign-in sheet (unanimous, Maniscalco and Carlson absent at vote, Viera absent)

Council Regular

The City Council will review applications and mayoral appointments for the Natural Resources Advisory Committee. The body is also considering several contracts for public safety, infrastructure, and arts funding.

• Appointment of 6 members to the Natural Resources Advisory Committee
• Contract with Keystone Turbine Services, LLC for police helicopter engine support estimated at $350,000
• Agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for Picnic Island Park Nature Based Solutions not to exceed $1,999,541.13
• Arts fund agreements with Stageworks, Inc. ($15,000) and Ybor City Museum Society, Inc. ($75,000)
• Budget reallocation of $1,113,494 for the Technology and Innovation department's Accela system

The Council unanimously approved seven members and two alternates to the Natural Resources Advisory Committee, and confirmed six mayoral appointments to the same committee via resolutions. Several contracts and budget transfers were approved, including a $1.6M plumbing services renewal and a $1.99M consultant agreement for Picnic Island Park. Two stormwater assessment public hearings were continued to August 27, 2026.

• Approved 7 members to Natural Resources Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Approved Laura Lawson and Veandrea Jackson as alternate members (unanimous)
• Adopted 6 resolutions confirming mayoral appointments to Natural Resources Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Approved $1.6M renewal of Citywide Plumbing Services contract with Muska Plumbing (unanimous)
• Approved $1,999,541.13 consultant agreement with HDR Engineering for Picnic Island Park (unanimous)
• Approved $999,800 amendment to HNTB Regional Infrastructure Accelerator contract (6-1, Carlson no)
• Continued stormwater service assessment public hearing to August 27, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance on first reading for historic preservation tax exemption at 905 N. Florida Ave (unanimous, Viera absent)

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Code Enforcement

The City of Tampa Special Magistrate will review new and remanded code enforcement cases. The body is addressing violations related to zoning, tree removal, and property maintenance.

• Case COD-25-0003560: Zoning violations at 5024 N 30th St
• Case COD-26-0001321: Protected tree removal at 4023 W Santiago St
• Case COD-26-0001375: Grounds maintenance, graffiti, and abandoned signs at 1210 W Waters Ave
• Review of 9 remanded cases including properties on N 30th St, W Pearl Ave, and N Armenia Ave
• Confirmation of compliance for 11 cases including 2925 W Alline Ave and 112 N 12th St

The special magistrate heard three new cases, continuing one, finding two violations, and remanding or closing numerous others. A $500 fine was imposed for protected tree removal, and a daily fine was set for a property with multiple violations. The meeting was procedural and open to the public.

• Continued case COD-25-0003560 (Melton Davis, 5024 N 30th St) to October 7, 2026
• Found COD-26-0001321 (Ana L and Garrett J King, 4023 W Santiago St) in violation for protected tree removal; imposed $500 flat fine, compliance by November 4, 2026
• Found COD-26-0001375 (Hiraku Corporation, 1210 W Waters Ave) in violation; compliance deadline October 7, 2026, with $200/day fine if not met
• Remanded 9 cases to inspectors for further action
• Closed 10 cases as complied

Code Enforcement

The City of Tampa’s Special Magistrate Hearing reviews code-enforcement cases for 20 properties. The meeting is open to the public and follows ADA accessibility rules. Cases include violations for paint, maintenance, plumbing, and overgrowth.

• COD-25-0003366: Billy Wayne and Joyce Dean Reed, 2007 E Skagway Ave — paint violation
• COD-25-0004713: Kelly Cheung, 911 W Virginia Ave — windows/doors and roof covering violations
• COD-26-0001204: Elvira Menjivar, 859 Normandy Trace Rd — floors/walls/ceilings and plumbing violations
• COD-26-0001260: 601 E Twiggs St LLC, 601 E Twiggs St — grounds and structure maintenance violations
• COD-26-0001571: Prudent Point Inc, 2024 E Fairbanks St — vacant structure standards and overgrowth violations

The special magistrate heard 18 new code enforcement cases, setting compliance deadlines and daily fines for most, continuing two cases, and finding two properties already in compliance. The hearing also reviewed remanded and complied cases.

• Set Sept 2, 2026 deadline with $100/day fine for paint violation at 2007 E Skagway Ave (COD-25-0003366)
• Set Nov 4, 2026 deadline with $200/day fine for window/roof violations at 911 W Virginia Ave (COD-25-0004713)
• Found property at 904 W Orient St in compliance; no order required (COD-26-0000128)
• Continued case at 859 Normandy Trace Rd to Nov 4, 2026 (COD-26-0001204)
• Continued Island Walk Condominium case to Nov 4, 2026 (COD-26-0001257)
• Set Sept 2, 2026 deadline with $200/day fine for grounds maintenance at 601 E Twiggs St (COD-26-0001260)
• Set Sept 2, 2026 deadline with $225/day fine for paint/maintenance at 8705 El Portal Dr (COD-26-0001307)
• Ordered abatement with $50/day fine for accumulations/overgrowth at 8914 N Highland Ave (COD-26-0002040)

Council Special

The City Council will meet for the first of three budget workshops to review and discuss the Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. This specific session focuses on enterprise funds.

• Discussion of Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for Solid Waste
• Discussion of Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for Water
• Discussion of Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for Wastewater
• Discussion of Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget for Parking

The City Council conducted a workshop to discuss the Recommended Fiscal Year 2027 Budget regarding Solid Waste, Water, Wastewater, and Parking Enterprise Funds. No substantive budget decisions were made during this session.

• Received and filed public comment sign-in sheet (unanimous)

Council Regular

The Tampa City Council will hear Mayor Jane Castor's presentation of the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget. The council will also consider a consent agenda including grants for emergency response and youth programs, contracts for wastewater equipment and road work, and property lien assessments for mowing and demolition. Additionally, they will appoint a member to the Variance Review Board and recognize community achievements.

• Mayor Castor presents Fiscal Year 2027 Budget (File B2027-2)
• Resolution accepting $10,000 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Grant from Volunteer Florida (Items 7-8)
• Resolution approving $453,600 AmeriCorps grant for Parks and Recreation urban stewardship (Items 14-15)
• Resolution approving $350,932.50 for three trailer-mounted generators and $358,819 for two more from Ring Power for wastewater (Items 17-18)
• Resolution assessing liens for mowing at four properties and demolition at five properties (Items 10-11, 13)

The Council approved several real estate transactions, including a $700,000 purchase in West Tampa and a $600,000 purchase for stormwater use. It also authorized various infrastructure maintenance contracts and budget reallocations for public safety and transportation. A first-reading ordinance to vacate a portion of 43rd Street was approved.

• Appointed Monika Alesnik to the Architectural Review Commission (Unanimous)
• Approved $700,000 purchase of 1947 W. Main Street for community redevelopment (Unanimous)
• Approved $600,000 purchase of 2810 West Pearl Avenue for stormwater purposes (Unanimous)
• Approved $6.4M contract renewal with RTD Construction, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved $2.1M budget transfer for West Riverside Heights Improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading of ordinance to vacate portion of 43rd Street (Unanimous)
• Approved land disposition agreement for 5.6 acres at Army Navy site (Unanimous)
• Approved $585,000 in additional funding for Tampa Hope Shelter (Unanimous)

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CRA Regular

The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on several resolutions, including the adoption of the 2027 fiscal year budget and related trust fund allocations. It will also approve grant funding agreements for affordable‑housing projects at 1110 E Cass Street, the Heritage Heights property, and a $700,000 purchase of 1947 W. Main Street. Additionally, staff will seek authorization to issue a Request for Proposals for the East Tampa Corridor Master Plan.

• Resolution approving the DOMO Cass Square Housing Development Grant for 1110 E Cass Street
• Resolution approving the Heritage Heights Housing Development Grant for multiple properties on N. 29th St and E. Lake Ave
• Resolution approving purchase of 1947 W. Main Street for $700,000 plus approx. $12,000 closing costs
• Resolution adopting the 2027 CRA budget and recommending its inclusion in the City’s 2027 General Operating Budget
• Authorization to issue the East Tampa Corridor Master Plan RFP

The CRA Board adopted the FY2027 budget and approved a $4.25 million budget realignment for FY26. The board approved grant funding for affordable housing projects at Domo Cass Square and Heritage Heights, and authorized the purchase of property at 1947 W. Main Street.

• Adopted FY2027 budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY26 Budget Realignment of $4,254,558.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Domo Cass Square affordable housing grant (unanimous)
• Approved Heritage Heights affordable housing grant (unanimous)
• Approved $700,000 purchase of 1947 W. Main Street (unanimous)
• Approved renovations for Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park event lawn (unanimous)
• Approved East Tampa Master Corridor Redevelopment Project RFP (unanimous)
• Approved Florida Aquarium Funding Agreement Extension Request (unanimous)

Council Evening

The City Council will conduct a second public hearing for the Fiscal Year 2027 Annual Action Plan regarding community development and housing grants. The body will also consider 12 different land use and rezoning applications across the city.

• Second Public Hearing for Fiscal Year 2027/Program Year 2026 Annual Action Plan (File No. AAP26-23734)
• Map amendment for 4002 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4014 and 4100 West Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
• Rezoning of 3101 N. Florida Avenue from CI to PD (File No. REZ-25-116)
• Rezoning of 3401 & 3407 W. Kennedy Blvd, 106 N. Glen Ave, and 3402 & 3406 W. North A Street to PD (File No. REZ-26-04)
• Rezoning of 1701 North Florida Avenue and 207 East 7th Avenue to PD (File No. REZ-26-47)

Council unanimously adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Annual Action Plan for housing and community development programs. A proposed map amendment for properties on North Dale Mabry Highway and West Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard was denied. Several rezoning ordinances were approved on first reading, while one was continued.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-571 for FY 2027 Annual Action Plan (Unanimous)
• Denied transmittal for map amendment at 4002 N. Dale Mabry Hwy and 4014/4100 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (4-3)
• Approved first reading for rezoning 2111 E. Busch Blvd from CG to CI (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for rezoning 1704 W. North B St and others from IG to CI (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for rezoning 1732 W. Saint Louis St from RS-50 to PD (Unanimous)
• Continued rezoning of 104 S. Tampania Ave and 2522 W. Kennedy Blvd to Sept 10, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for rezoning 106-112 N. Albany Ave and others from PD to PD (Unanimous)
• Approved first reading for rezoning 5024 N. 30th St from RS-50 to IG (Unanimous)

Code Enforcement

The Special Magistrate will review appeals and requests for modification regarding municipal code violations. The meeting includes cases involving building permits, historic district compliance, and property maintenance.

• Appeal for construction public nuisance at 412 E Zack St (COD-26-0000314)
• Modification requests for building permit violations at 1301 E Columbus Dr, 216 S Grady Ave, 1411 W Meadowbrook Ave, and 3812 Lakeshore Dr
• Modification request for historic district violations at 1301 E Columbus Dr
• Modification requests for maintenance and vacant structure standards at 5815 Interbay Blvd and 2102 N 36th St
• Fine reduction request for paint and accumulation violations at 8518 N Tampa St with a total fine of $3,600.00

The Special Magistrate granted several requests to extend compliance deadlines for building permits and property maintenance. Two fine reduction requests were approved, and one request to modify a compliance deadline was denied.

• Case COD-26-0000314 continued to August 19, 2026
• Case COD-25-0001810 compliance deadline extended to October 21, 2026
• Case COD-25-0001827 compliance deadline extended to October 21, 2026
• Case COD-25-0003724 compliance deadline extended to August 19, 2026
• Case COD-25-0004773 fine reduced from $500 to $250
• Case COD-26-0000037 compliance deadline extended to August 19, 2026
• Case COD-26-0000533 compliance deadline extended to November 18, 2026
• Case COD-26-0000877 request to modify compliance deadline denied

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Council Regular

The Tampa City Council will receive a staff presentation on the status of the new Station 24, including reports from the fire chief, contract administrator, and project manager. The presentation will also include a GMP contract overview and a proposed groundbreaking date. Councilmember Viera has filed a memorandum requesting that this agenda item be removed.

• Staff presentation on monthly and quarterly reports about Station 24 status
• Updates from Fire Chief Barbara Tripp, Director of Contract Administration Richard Mutterback, and the Project Manager
• GMP contract presentation related to Station 24
• Memorandum from Councilmember Viera requesting removal of the Station 24 agenda item

Council Regular

The City Council is reviewing several legislative items including public safety purchases, infrastructure maintenance contracts, and social action fund agreements. The agenda includes various board appointments and budget reallocations for city departments.

• Purchase of a Wildland Fire Apparatus 4x4 brush truck for $208,368
• Contract for two Vactor 2100i Sewer Cleaners for $1,273,993.14
• Agreement with Feeding Tampa Bay for meal distribution up to $200,000
• Agreement with Portico Housing Solutions for transitional housing support up to $100,000
• Purchase of restroom and shower facilities for $268,672.35

The Tampa City Council accepted the June 18 minutes, approved the agenda, and appointed Jerry Hosey to the Historic Preservation Commission. It also reappointed board members and adopted numerous resolutions, including a $1,273,993.14 cooperative purchase of two Vactor 2100i sewer cleaners for the Wastewater Department. All actions were approved unanimously, with two votes recorded as unanimous with one member absent.

• Accepted June 18 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Appointed Jerry Hosey to Historic Preservation Commission (unanimous, Young absent)
• Reappointed Kimberly Fruit to Human Rights Board (unanimous, Young absent)
• Reappointed Ana Wallrapp to Variance Review Board (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 4x4 brush truck for $208,368 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,273,993.14 purchase of two Vactor sewer cleaners (unanimous)
• Approved $268,672.35 purchase of restroom and shower facilities for Parks & Recreation (unanimous)

Code Enforcement

The Special Magistrate will hear new cases regarding required building permits. The agenda also includes several cases marked as complied.

• New case: 902 W Columbus Dr (Andreas and Iryna Brexon)
• New case: 2417 W Gray St (Robert James Evans)
• New case: 4512 S Lois Ave (Sjy Holdings LLC)
• New case: 2424 W Tampa Bay Blvd (Marina Club Homeowners Association)
• New case: 106 W Jean St (C And S Family Land Co and Kimberly Canavan)

Code Enforcement

The Special Magistrate will hear several new cases regarding required building permits. The agenda also includes a modification case and notes of previously remanded or complied cases.

• New Case: 3706 E Lambright St (COD-26-0001350)
• New Case: 6205 River Ter (COD-26-0001420)
• New Case: 3913 W Tyson Ave (COD-26-0001477)
• New Case: 802 E Columbus Dr (COD-26-0001494)
• New Case: 2318 W Columbus Dr (COD-26-0001512)

The Special Magistrate issued compliance deadlines and potential $250 daily fines for seven new building permit cases. One existing case deadline was extended, and four properties were noted as complied.

• Case COD-26-0001350 (3706 E Lambright St): Compliance deadline Sept 16, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001420 (6205 River Ter): Compliance deadline Sept 16, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001477 (3913 W Tyson Ave): Compliance deadline Sept 16, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001494 (802 E Columbus Dr): Compliance deadline Sept 16, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001512 (2318 W Columbus Dr): Compliance deadline Nov 11, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001535 (2212 Thrace St): Compliance deadline Oct 14, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-26-0001540 (6331 S Renellie Ct): Compliance deadline Sept 16, 2026, or $250/day fine
• Case COD-25-0004220 (2741 W Columbus Dr): Compliance deadline extended to Oct 14, 2026

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