Zephyrhills, FL

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The Zephyrhills City Council is holding a budget workshop to review the draft FY 2026/27 budget. The agenda includes a presentation of the FY 2027 draft budget, followed by citizen comments. This is a working session, not a final adoption vote.

• FY 2027 Draft Budget presentation
• Citizen comments period

City Council

The Zephyrhills City Council will hold public hearings and consider second readings of ordinances to update water, sewer, reclaimed water, and sanitation rates, effective November 1, 2026. The council will also vote on a development permit ordinance update, approve consent items including contract amendments for road projects, and discuss a municipal facility rental policy.

• Second reading of Ordinance 1527-26 to amend water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates effective Nov 1, 2026
• Second reading of Ordinance 1528-26 to update sanitation rates
• Second reading of Ordinance 1526-26 amending development permit procedures and subdivision review
• Work order amendments for Kimley-Horn: $17,500 for Daughtery Rd & Green Slope Dr, $16,200 for Eiland Blvd & Fort King intersection improvements
• Resolution 875-26 establishing a unified municipal facility rental policy

CRA

The Zephyrhills Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will review the tentative FY 2026/2027 budget, consider an audit services agreement with Clifton Larson Allen, and discuss a residential ownership incentive grant for 5419 9th St. The board will also receive updates on the Clock Plaza trees and reports from the CRA director and Main Street program.

• Review of tentative FY 2026/2027 CRA budget
• Approval of Agreement 37-2026-04 with Clifton Larson Allen for audit services
• Residential Ownership Incentive Grant for 5419 9th St
• Clock Plaza tree update (existing vs proposed tree report)
• Approval of June 22, 2026 CRA meeting minutes

Site Plan Review Committee (SPRC)

Site Plan Review Committee (SPRC)

The Zephyrhills Site Plan Review Committee is reviewing three related requests from Monin Manufacturing for a new facility north of 6th Ave & South Ave: a site plan for the building, a conditional use permit to exceed the 30-foot height limit, and a right-of-way vacation to abandon a public road within the property. The committee will discuss and make recommendations on these items at the public meeting.

• SPR-0116-26: Monin Manufacturing site plan for a new manufacturing facility north of 6th Ave & South Ave
• CU0013-26: Conditional use permit to allow building height over 30 feet
• VAC00007-26: Request to abandon an existing public right of way within the subject property

Site Plan Review Committee (SPRC)

Airport Authority

The Zephyrhills Airport Advisory Board is meeting to elect a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson, hear the airport manager's report on project updates, and review fuel sales with no action required. The agenda is mostly routine administrative business, including approval of the May 18, 2026 minutes and public comment periods.

• Elect Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• Update on airport projects
• Review fuel sales - no action required
• Approval of minutes from May 18, 2026 meeting

City Council

The Zephyrhills City Council will hold public hearings and consider first readings of ordinances to update development permit procedures, adjust reclaimed water, sewer, and potable water rates, and update sanitation rates. The council will also review the city manager's performance and consider several consent items, including audit services and construction contracts.

• First reading of Ordinance 1527-26 to amend water, sewer, and reclaimed water rates effective Oct 1, 2026
• First reading of Ordinance 1528-26 to update sanitation rates
• First reading of Ordinance 1526-26 to amend development permit procedures in the Land Development Code
• Approval of Agreement 37-2026-03 with Clifton Larson Allen for audit services
• Construction agreements for intersection improvements at Greenslope Dr./Daugherty Rd. and Ft. King/Eiland Blvd.

General

The City Council is holding a budget workshop to review the draft budget for fiscal year 2026/27. No decisions are being made; this is a discussion and presentation session. Public comments will be taken.

• Presentation of FY 2026/27 Draft Budget
• Review of FY 2027 Draft Budget

CRA

City Council

The City Council will review the City Manager's performance evaluation and approve tentative millage rates. The body is also considering construction bids for two intersection improvements and participation in a joint municipal meeting.

• Approval of tentative millage rates
• Award of bid to BRW Construction for Greenslope Dr. & Daugherty Rd. intersection improvements
• Award of bid to BRW Construction for Ft. King & Eiland Blvd. intersection improvements
• Resolution 874-26 to participate in a Municipal Association of Pasco meeting on August 6, 2026
• Update on Multi-Use Trail Planning

The Zephyrhills City Council approved the rollback millage rate of 6.2375 mills for the upcoming fiscal year and scheduled the first public hearing for September 14, 2026. They also unanimously approved two bid awards to BRW Construction for intersection improvements at Greenslope Dr./Daugherty Rd. and Ft. King Rd./Eiland Blvd. A resolution authorizing participation in a joint Municipal Association of Pasco meeting was approved. The council reached consensus to waive building permit fees for a pergola at the Military Museum, but this was not a formal vote.

• Approved rollback millage rate of 6.2375 mills (unanimous)
• Scheduled first public hearing on millage for Sept. 14, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved bid to BRW Construction for Greenslope Dr. & Daugherty Rd. intersection improvements (unanimous)
• Approved bid to BRW Construction for Ft. King & Eiland Blvd. intersection improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 874-26 for Municipal Association of Pasco joint meeting (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 1.1 and 1.2 (minutes) (unanimous)
• Consensus to waive building permit fees for Military Museum pergola (no formal vote)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a resolution to join the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council and discuss positioning the city within the region. The body will also consider updates to plat and development permit reviews. Staff will provide updates on several local infrastructure and moratorium projects.

• Ordinance 1519-26: Plat Review and Development Permit Review Updates
• Resolution 873-26: Joining Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
• Planned Annexation, Multi-Use Trail, Sidewalks, and Hot Spots maps
• Follow-up on Geiger and North 301 left bound turn lane
• Residential Moratorium update

City Council

The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding building permit fee methodologies and stormwater utility assessment rates. The agenda also includes an economic incentive agreement for Monin, Inc. and a proposal to join the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.

• Economic incentive agreement for Monin, Inc. (Project Wonka)
• Resolution 870-26 regarding cost-based building permit fee methodology
• Resolution 871-26 regarding stormwater utility assessment rates
• Resolution 873-26 to join the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
• Work Order 26-179 with Kimley-Horn for intersection right-of-way acquisition

Council approved a development agreement for a new Monin, Inc. manufacturing facility and a cost-based building permit fee schedule. The board also established new stormwater utility assessment rates and rejoined the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.

• Approved $8,500 sponsorship for ITF Junior Tournament (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Items including easement and utility agreements (unanimous)
• Approved Agreement No. 41-2026-13 with Monin, Inc. for new facility (unanimous)
• Accepted Gehring Group Classification and Compensation Study (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 870-26 for cost-based building permit fees (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 871-26 for stormwater utility assessment rates (4-1)
• Approved Resolution No. 873-26 to join Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to review the draft budget for fiscal year 2026/27. The presentation includes a capital listing.

• FY 26/27 Draft Budget Presentation
• Capital Listing

Council held a workshop to review the proposed FY 2026-27 budget and the five-year Capital Improvement Program. No formal votes were taken; Council directed staff to refine the budget by identifying specific funding sources for capital projects and continuing value engineering for Zephyr Park.

• Directed staff to identify funding sources for each major capital project
• Directed staff to continue value engineering for Zephyr Park to reduce costs
• Directed staff to evaluate the potential of hiring an in-house civil engineer

CRA

The Community Redevelopment Agency will review the June 08, 2026 meeting minutes. The board is also scheduled to discuss a Residential Ownership Incentive Grant application from Chanaira Bass and a design change for Clock Plaza.

• Residential Ownership Incentive Grant - Chanaira Bass
• Clock Plaza Design Change

City Council

The City Council will consider several second-reading ordinances regarding a new stormwater utility assessment, a temporary moratorium on data center development, updated food truck regulations, and industrial signage. Additionally, the council will review resolutions for stormwater assessment rates and mitigation credit policies.

• Ordinance 1522-26: Creation of a citywide stormwater non-ad valorem assessment
• Ordinance 1523-26: Temporary moratorium on data center and large load customer permits
• Ordinance 1524-26: Amendments to mobile food vending and temporary kitchen regulations
• Ordinance 1525-26: Creation of large-format industrial building signage rules
• Resolution 871-26: Establishment of stormwater utility assessment rates

The City Council approved ordinances establishing a new stormwater utility, a one-year moratorium on data center development, and updated food truck regulations. Council also approved a revised stormwater mitigation credit policy and a legal agreement for conflict counsel.

• Approved June 08 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Killebrew Inc. utility construction agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Zephyr Park Improvements grant amendment (unanimous)
• Approved stormwater utility and assessment ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved one-year data center development moratorium (unanimous)
• Approved food truck regulation amendments (unanimous)
• Approved industrial signage ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved stormwater mitigation credit policy at 25% rate (3-1)

Site Plan Review Committee (SPRC)

City Council

The City Council will review several ordinances, including a proposal for a citywide stormwater utility assessment and a temporary moratorium on data center construction. They are also considering aligning advisory board terms with the City Council and Mayor's terms.

• Ordinance 1518-26: Aligning advisory board terms from three to four years
• Ordinance 1522-26: Creating a stormwater utility and citywide assessment
• Ordinance 1523-26: Establishing a temporary moratorium on data centers
• Ordinance 1524-26: Amending mobile food vending regulations
• Ordinance 1525-26: Creating large-format industrial building signage rules

The City Council approved ordinances to align advisory board terms, establish a stormwater assessment, implement a data center moratorium, and update food truck regulations. Additionally, the council authorized legal action to appeal denied FEMA debris removal reimbursements.

• Approved A.D. Morgan task order for indoor sports facility padding (unanimous)
• Approved Kimley Horn change order for Zephyr Park GeoTech services (unanimous)
• Accepted FY2025 audit report showing $17 million unassigned fund balance (unanimous)
• Authorized staff to engage Baker Donelson for FEMA appeal regarding Hurricane Milton debris costs (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 1518-26 to align advisory board terms with City Council terms (unanimous)
• Approved $509,000 A.D. Morgan change order for City Maintenance Complex (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 1522-26 on first reading regarding stormwater assessment (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 1523-26 on first reading establishing a data center moratorium (unanimous)

CRA

The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will review the May 11, 2026 meeting minutes. The board will also hear a presentation regarding the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report.

• Commercial Improvement Grant for Trattoria Napoli Restaurant
• Presentation of 2025 CRA Audit - Annual Comprehensive Financial Report

The CRA approved the May 11, 2026 meeting minutes and a commercial improvement grant for Trattoria Napoli. The grant supports renovations at the former Tubby's Q location within the CRA District. The 2025 CRA Audit was presented for information only, with formal discussion scheduled for a City Council meeting.

• Approved May 11, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 Commercial Improvement Grant for Trattoria Napoli Restaurant (unanimous)

General

The Youth Council will elect chairs for the 2026/2027 term and review a final draft of the Code of Conduct. The council is also discussing a project regarding vaping and e-cigarettes and preparing for the Kids Festival on June 20, 2026.

• Election of Chairs for 2026/2027
• Review of Code of Conduct final draft
• Discussion of Vaping and E-Cigarettes project
• Preparations for Kids Festival on June 20, 2026
• Discussion of Youth Council social media accounts

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hear an introductory statement from the new Planning Director. The meeting includes discussions on ordinances regarding manufactured home zoning, accessory dwelling units, and subdivision review procedures.

• Ordinance 1519-26: Updates to manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units, and development permit procedures
• Ordinance 1521-26: Updates to accessory uses and structures

The Planning Commission approved an amendment to the Land Development Code (Ordinance 1521-26) that updates accessory structure standards, specifically removing language that excluded garages from accessory structure requirements. The item will now go to the City Council for final approval. Ordinance 1519-26, which addresses allowable uses for manufactured homes, was tabled because staff needs more time to review it. The meeting also included updates on road projects, lighting improvements, a residential moratorium extension, and a tree planting program.

• Approved Ordinance 1521-26 accessory structure LDC update (unanimous)
• Tabled Ordinance 1519-26 manufactured homes allowable uses update
• Approved April 21, 2026 Planning Commission minutes (unanimous)

Historic Preservation

The board will vote on a new President and review a Certificate of Appropriateness for 5406 9th Street. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the April 23, 2026, meeting.

• Historic Preservation Board President Vote
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 5406 9th Street
• Approval of April 23, 2026, meeting minutes

Site Plan Review Committee (SPRC)

Airport Authority

The Airport Advisory Board will receive project updates regarding Box Hangars and Runway 1-19. The meeting also includes information regarding the 2026 Sun N' Fun event and fuel sales.

• Box Hangars project update
• Runway 1-19 project update
• 2026 Sun N' Fun information

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance to align advisory board terms with city council terms. The meeting also includes reports on stormwater assessment fees, a construction agreement for the Train Depot Parking Lot, and a special event alcohol approval.

• Ordinance No. 1518-26: Aligning advisory board terms from three to four years
• Foshee Construction Agreement for Train Depot Parking Lot
• Easement Agreement SWFWMD for Parcel ID: 02-26-21-0080-00A00-0123
• Stormwater Assessment Fee Update
• Special Event Alcohol Approval for Commandoughs Memorial Day Event

The City Council approved a new convenience fee structure for utility billing and passed an ordinance to align advisory board terms with the City Council. Discussions also addressed airport funding issues related to Skydive City and maintenance enforcement at Silverado Golf Course.

• Approved April 27, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved SWFWMD easement agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Foshee Construction Agreement for Train Depot Parking Lot (unanimous)
• Approved utility convenience fee of $2.50 minimum or 3.65% (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1518-26 to increase advisory board terms from three to four years (unanimous)
• Approved Commandoughs Memorial Day Event special event alcohol permit (unanimous)

CRA

The Community Redevelopment Agency will review meeting minutes from March and April 2026. The board will also consider grant items for a residential improvement and a business sign.

• Shamar Gerald Residential Improvement Grant - 5114 16th Street
• Happy Frame 38452 6th Ave Sign Grant

The CRA approved two grant requests for property improvements. One grant covers half of the siding material costs for a detached garage at 5114 16th Street, and another covers half of the sign costs for Happy Frame at 38452 6th Avenue.

• Approved March 23, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved April 27, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved residential improvement grant for 5114 16th Street (unanimous)
• Approved commercial sign grant for Happy Frame at 38452 6th Avenue (unanimous)

General

The Youth Council will review a draft Code of Conduct and discuss a project regarding vaping and e-cigarettes. Members will also discuss the creation of social media accounts in coordination with the City's Public Information Officer.

• Review of Draft Code of Conduct
• Discussion of Vaping and E-Cigarettes project
• Coordination of Youth Council social media accounts

The Youth Council approved the minutes from the April 6, 2026, meeting. Members discussed a vaping prevention skit project and preparations for the Kids Festival on June 20, 2026. A final draft of the Code of Conduct will be presented at the next meeting.

• Approved April 6, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider a second reading of an ordinance to update the Historic Preservation Board and district. The agenda also includes a first reading for a Duke Energy electric utility franchise agreement.

• Ordinance 1516-26: Updates to the Historic Preservation Board and Historic District
• Ordinance 1517-26: Duke Energy electric utility rights of way franchise agreement
• Bid award for Depot Parking Lot Improvements to Foshee Construction Co., LLC
• Utility Service Agreement 45-2026-04 for 39239 Longview Ave
• Historic Facade Grant for 5411 10th Street

The City Council approved several ordinances including historic preservation updates and a Duke Energy franchise agreement on first reading. Additionally, the council authorized a transition of utility billing and payment processing to Tyler Technologies.

• Approved Jodi Wilkeson as Council Vice President (unanimous)
• Retained current Councilmember liaison assignments (unanimous)
• Approved Consent agenda including budget and meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1516-26 regarding historic preservation updates (unanimous)
• Appointed Joan Switzer to the Library Board (unanimous)
• Approved Historic Facade Grant for 5411 10th Street (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance No. 1517-26 regarding Duke Energy franchise on first reading (3-2)
• Approved Resolution No. 869-26 for Municipal Association of Pasco meeting (unanimous)

CRA

The CRA Board will address the reorganization of its leadership roles. The meeting also includes discussions regarding the CRA Master Plan and the purchase of properties at 38641 and 38645 6th Avenue.

• Reorganization of Board Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• CRA Master Plan review
• Purchase of 38641 6th Ave
• Purchase of 38645 6th Ave

The CRA Board elected a new Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. The Board also approved the purchase of properties at 38641 and 38645 6th Avenue to address code enforcement concerns and facilitate future redevelopment.

• Elected Jodi Wilkeson as Board Chairperson (unanimous)
• Elected Lance Smith as Board Vice Chairperson (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 38641 and 38645 6th Avenue (unanimous)
• Authorized City Manager to execute all related sales documents (unanimous)

Historic Preservation

The board will review the meeting minutes from February 19, 2026. Business includes a Certificate of Appropriateness and a Historic Facade Grant for 5411 10th Street.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 5411 10th Street
• Historic Facade Grant for 5411 10th Street

The Board approved a certificate of appropriateness and a $4,350 historic facade grant for wood frame windows at 5411 10th Street. The project includes replacing street-facing windows with wood frames to meet design standards. Additionally, the CRA Director discussed the upcoming Clock Plaza redesign project.

• Approved February 19th, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved Certificate of Appropriateness and $4,350 historic facade grant for 5411 10th Street