Oviedo meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Oviedo agendas: festival agreement, bicycle rules, stormwater work and lobbying contracts — outcomes not yet on the record

Oviedo's City Council and two appointed boards were scheduled to take up a city-sponsored festival agreement, an ordinance on bicycles and micromobility devices, stormwater improvements at Center Lake Park, and state and federal lobbying work across four meetings in the past two weeks, according to the agendas for those meetings.

Minutes for all four meetings have not been published. The agendas show what was scheduled for consideration, not what was decided. No vote tallies or dollar amounts appear in the records available, so this roundup does not report outcomes or figures.

Festival agreement before Council (Oct. 12)

The City Council held a special meeting on Oct. 12 with one item listed: Resolution No. 4774-26, a City-Sponsored Event Agreement with Viva Oviedo Festival Inc. The agenda included a period for public comment on city business. The record available is the agenda only.

Bicycle and micromobility ordinance set for public hearing (Oct. 19)

At its regular meeting on Oct. 19, the Council scheduled a public hearing on Ordinance No. 1776, Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation. The ordinance concerns how bicycles and micromobility devices are operated.

The same agenda listed four resolutions: Resolution No. 4769-26 for Stormwater Improvements at Center Lake Park; Resolution No. 4772-26 for Dedicated Improvements for Broad Oak Apartments; Resolution No. 4770-26, a Work Order for State Lobbying Services; and Resolution No. 4771-26, a Piggyback Agreement and Work Order for Federal Lobbying Services. The agenda summary also describes consideration of resolutions on meeting procedures. This meeting is also agenda only; minutes have not been published.

CRA to weigh carrying forward balances (Oct. 19)

The Community Redevelopment Agency Governing Board met the same day with a short agenda: approval of previous meeting minutes and Resolution No. 180-26, Carryforward FY 2025-26 Unencumbered Balances to FY 2026-27. The agenda contains no other resolutions or discussion items. The resolution as titled concerns moving unspent balances from one fiscal year into the next; the agenda does not state an amount.

Public Arts Board reviews rankings (Oct. 21)

The Public Arts Board met Oct. 21 to discuss Art in Chambers Rankings and the volunteer schedule for Great Day in the Country, and to review minutes from its Sept. 23, 2026, meeting. No other items were listed.

What residents can track

Each of these items is a scheduled action rather than a recorded decision. Residents who want the outcome — whether a resolution passed, how members voted, and what any agreement or contract is worth — will need the minutes once posted, or the official record of the meeting itself.

Coming up

Oct. 26 — City Council Work Session. The Council is scheduled to receive an update on the Doctors Court Extension. The agenda includes a period for public comment on city business. Work sessions are where project updates are presented; the agenda does not indicate that a vote is scheduled.

That is the only meeting listed in the coming two weeks. Residents interested in the Doctors Court Extension, or in any of the items above, can attend and use the public comment period. Agendas and, when published, minutes are the authoritative record.

Oviedo council agenda includes zoning, parking changes; no decisions yet reported

Oviedo's recent meetings were all agenda-only, with minutes not yet published. No decisions have been confirmed. The most consequential items on the docket were a zoning map amendment for the Oviedo Marketplace and a parking rule change, both on the Aug. 17 City Council agenda.

City Council Discussion (Aug. 12)

The council held a special session with a single agenda item: a discussion of Amendment 3. No formal action was listed; the meeting was for discussion only. The agenda included standard legal notices about appeals, nondiscrimination, and ADA accommodations.

City Council Regular Meeting (Aug. 17)

The council's regular session included several public hearings and other items:

• Resolution 4749-26: Fair Share Fee Agreement with Oviedo Commons Acquisition, LLC
• Resolution 4751-26: Dedicated improvements for Northlake Townhomes
• Ordinance 1773: Zoning map amendment for Oviedo Marketplace PUD
• Ordinance 1775: Deletion of code section prohibiting backing into angle parking
• Resolution 4718-26: Right-of-way vacate on Old Chuluota Road

The agenda also included consent items, a street light rate resolution, a discussion of the police license plate reader program, and a conservation easement. No vote results are available because minutes have not been published.

Community Redevelopment Agency (Aug. 17)

The CRA Governing Board considered Resolution No. 179-26, which sets the FY 2026-27 CRA budget along with goals and objectives. The agenda also included approval of the July 20, 2026 meeting minutes and a public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker). No other substantive items were listed.

Public Arts Board (Aug. 19)

The Public Arts Board reviewed staff reports on several city art projects, including sculpture renderings, CLP Mural revisions, a Wings of Joy update, and the availability of the Art in Chambers interest form on the city website. No votes were reported.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed for the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's official meeting calendar for future agendas.

Oviedo Council to weigh Oviedo Marketplace zoning, parking rule changes

No formal decisions have been published from Oviedo's recent government meetings, as minutes have not yet been released. The most consequential item on the horizon is a City Council vote on a zoning map amendment for the Oviedo Marketplace, scheduled for Aug. 17.

Recent meetings (past 14 days)

City Council Regular Meeting (Aug. 3) — The agenda included Ordinance No. 1773, a zoning map amendment and development agreement for the Oviedo Marketplace; Ordinance No. 1775, deleting a code section that prohibits backing into angle parking; and Resolution No. 4752-26, covering 2026-27 benefit renewals. No minutes have been published.

Police Officers Pension Board (Aug. 4) — The board reviewed a proposed 2026-2027 budget, a quarterly investment report from Mariner Institutional, an experience study by Foster & Foster, a payment ratification for Warrant #46, and a fund activity report covering April 29–July 28, 2026. No minutes have been published.

Firefighters' Pension Board (Aug. 4) — The board reviewed a performance report for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, and discussed a request for proposal for plan administration, a Share Plan final pay distribution policy, and a DROP distribution for John Miller. The agenda listed payments of $12,679.52 to Klausner, Kaufman, Jensen & Levinson; $6,149.37 to Mariner Institutional; $4,463.25 to American Realty Advisors; and $2,125.00 to Salem Trust. A Share Plan withdrawal for Jimmy Herro was also listed. No minutes have been published.

City Council Discussion (Aug. 12) — A special session with a single agenda item: discussion of Amendment 3. No formal action was listed; the meeting was for discussion only.

Upcoming meetings

City Council Regular Meeting (Aug. 17) — The council will hold public hearings on several items, including Ordinance No. 1773, a zoning map amendment for the Oviedo Marketplace PUD; Ordinance No. 1775, deleting the code section that prohibits backing into angle parking; Resolution 4749-26, a Fair Share Fee Agreement with Oviedo Commons Acquisition, LLC; Resolution 4751-26, dedicated improvements for Northlake Townhomes; and Resolution 4718-26, a right-of-way vacate on Old Chuluota Road. The agenda also includes a street light rate resolution and discussion of the police license plate reader program and a conservation easement.

Community Redevelopment Agency (Aug. 17) — The governing board will consider Resolution No. 179-26, setting the FY 2026-27 CRA budget with goals and objectives, and will approve minutes from the July 20, 2026 regular session. A public comment period with a 3-minute limit per speaker is scheduled.

Public Arts Board (Aug. 19) — The board will review sculpture renderings, CLP Mural revisions, a Wings of Joy update, and the availability of Art in Chambers interest forms on the city website.

Coming up

• **Aug. 17** — City Council Regular Meeting (zoning, parking, street lights, right-of-way)
• **Aug. 17** — Community Redevelopment Agency (FY 2026-27 budget)
• **Aug. 19** — Public Arts Board (sculpture and mural reviews)

Oviedo Council to weigh zoning change for Oviedo Marketplace

Oviedo's City Council will consider a zoning map amendment and development agreement for the Oviedo Marketplace at its Aug. 3 regular meeting, along with a proposal to remove a code section that prohibits backing into angle parking and a resolution renewing benefits for 2026-27. The meeting is listed as agenda only, with minutes not yet published, so no final decisions have been reported.

City Council (Aug. 3)

The council's agenda includes three items:

• **Ordinance No. 1773** – Zoning Map Amendment and Development Agreement for Oviedo Marketplace.
• **Ordinance No. 1775** – Deletion of Code Section 42-3 regarding backing into angle parking.
• **Resolution No. 4752-26** – 2026-27 Benefit Renewals.

All are under consideration; no votes or outcomes have been published.

Firefighters' Pension Board (Aug. 4)

The board's agenda covers a performance report for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, a request for proposal for plan administration, a Share Plan final pay distribution policy, and a DROP distribution for John Miller. The agenda also lists several payments for approval:

• $12,679.52 to Klausner, Kaufman, Jensen & Levinson for professional services
• $6,149.37 to Mariner Institutional for quarterly fees
• $4,463.25 to American Realty Advisors for quarterly fees
• $2,125.00 to Salem Trust for custodial banking services

A Share Plan withdrawal for Jimmy Herro is also listed. No minutes have been published.

Police Officers Pension Board (Aug. 4)

The board will review an experience study by Foster & Foster, a quarterly investment report from Mariner Institutional as of June 30, 2026, and a proposed 2026-2027 budget. The agenda also includes payment ratification for Warrant #46 and a fund activity report covering April 29, 2026 through July 28, 2026. As with the other meetings, this is agenda only.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days. Check the city's official meeting calendar for future notices.

Oviedo Council to Take Up Annexation Charter Amendment and Millage Rates; Recent Meeting Outcomes Pending

Oviedo's City Council is set to consider a City Charter amendment for annexation and establish tentative property tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year at its July 20 meeting, while outcomes from three recent public meetings remain unavailable because minutes have not yet been published.

Recent Meetings — Outcomes Not Yet Published

Agendas were posted for three meetings between July 6 and July 15, but minutes have not been released for any of them. What follows is a summary of what was scheduled for consideration; the city's official minutes will be the authoritative record of what was actually decided.

City Council — July 6. The Council was scheduled to hold public hearings on three ordinances: Ordinance 1760 (Evaluation and Appraisal Based Comprehensive Plan Amendments), Ordinance 1767 (Land Development Code Update), and Ordinance 1772 (amendments to code chapters covering the Public Arts Board, fee waivers, noise, and impact fees). Resolutions on the agenda included Resolution 4739-26 for new street lighting on West Mitchell Hammock Road Phase 1 and Resolution 4737-26 for a Real Time Flood Forecasting system.

Local Planning Agency — July 7. The LPA was scheduled to hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 1773, a zoning map amendment from Planned Unit Development to Planned Unit Development for the Oviedo Marketplace Development of Regional Impact (DRI). The agenda also included an amendment to the Amended and Restated PUD Agreement and Conceptual Development Plan for the same DRI, approval of minutes from May 26, 2026, and a public comment period. Future LPA meeting dates were listed as July 21 and August 4, 2026.

Public Arts Board — July 15. The PAB was scheduled to review sculpture renderings, CLP Mural revisions, an update on the Wings of Joy project, and the availability of an Art in Chambers interest form on the city website.

Coming Up — July 20 Meetings

Community Redevelopment Agency — July 20. The CRA Governing Board is scheduled to approve minutes from its April 20, 2026 regular session and hold a discussion on the proposed FY 2026–27 budget. No consent agenda items or resolutions are scheduled. The next CRA regular session is set for August 17, 2026.

City Council Regular Meeting — July 20. The Council's agenda includes several items with direct financial and land-use implications for residents:

• **Ordinance No. 1774** — a City Charter amendment for annexation, scheduled for public hearing.
• **Resolution 4744-26** — establishing tentative FY 2026–27 millage rates and scheduling the first budget public hearing.
• **Resolution 4742-26** — award of bid for pipe replacement at 26–31 MacTavandash Drive.
• **Resolution 4743-26** — award of bid for West Mitchell Hammock Road corridor safety improvements (26–113).
• **Resolution 4718-26** — right-of-way vacate for Old Chuluota Road.
• Approval of minutes from the June 15 meeting.
• Retirement of certain general-government debt.

The millage rate discussion and annexation public hearing are the items most likely to affect residents' property taxes and the city's future boundaries. Residents who wish to comment should consult the city's official agenda for speaking procedures and time limits.

Coming Up

• **July 20, 2026** — Community Redevelopment Agency, FY 2026–27 budget discussion.
• **July 20, 2026** — City Council Regular Meeting, including public hearing on annexation charter amendment and tentative millage rate setting.
• **July 21, 2026** — Local Planning Agency (scheduled future meeting date).
• **August 4, 2026** — Local Planning Agency (scheduled future meeting date).
• **August 17, 2026** — Community Redevelopment Agency next regular session.

Oviedo Council Addresses Land Development Code, Golf Course Finances in Recent Meetings

Oviedo's City Council and planning bodies turned their attention to land development rules, golf course finances, and infrastructure projects across three meetings in late June and early July. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, outcomes — including whether ordinances were adopted — cannot be confirmed from the available records. What follows reflects the agendas as posted.

City Council Work Session — June 29, 2026

The Council held a discussion-only work session covering five topics. No formal votes were scheduled.

• **Property Tax Update** — Council received an update on property tax matters.
• **Forvis Mazars Preliminary Observations — Twin Rivers Golf Course** — The firm Forvis Mazars presented preliminary observations on the golf course's finances.
• **State of the Golf Course** — A separate discussion item on the current condition and operations of Twin Rivers Golf Course.
• **FY 2026-27 Budget June Update** — Council reviewed the latest budget figures heading into the next fiscal year.
• **Limited Parking Zones in Oviedo on the Park** — Council discussed parking restrictions in the Oviedo on the Park area.

City Council Regular Meeting — July 6, 2026

The Council scheduled public hearings on three ordinances and considered two resolutions. Minutes are not yet available, so adoption status is unconfirmed.

• **Ordinance 1760** — Public hearing on Evaluation and Appraisal Based Comprehensive Plan Amendments.
• **Ordinance 1767** — Public hearing on a Land Development Code update.
• **Ordinance 1772** — Public hearing on amendments to code chapters covering the Public Arts Board, fee waivers, noise, and impact fees.
• **Resolution 4739-26** — New street lighting on West Mitchell Hammock Road, Phase 1.
• **Resolution 4737-26** — Real Time Flood Forecasting system.

The agenda also referenced a budget amendment for healthcare reimbursement and water meter replacements.

Local Planning Agency Meeting — July 7, 2026

The Local Planning Agency (LPA) scheduled a public hearing on Ordinance No. 1773, a zoning map amendment from Planned Unit Development to Planned Unit Development for the Oviedo Marketplace Development of Regional Impact (DRI). The agenda also included an amendment to the Amended and Restated Planned Unit Development Agreement and Conceptual Development Plan for the same DRI.

Additional items included approval of minutes from May 26, 2026, and a public comment period. The LPA listed future meeting dates of July 21 and August 4, 2026.

Coming Up

• **Public Arts Board — July 15, 2026:** The board will review sculpture renderings, CLP mural revisions, a Wings of Joy update, and the availability of an Art in Chambers interest form on the city website.

Residents seeking confirmed outcomes from the June 29, July 6, and July 7 meetings should watch for published minutes, which were not available as of this report.

Oviedo council to vote on major land development code, flood forecasting system this week

Oviedo city government enters a busy week with two consequential meetings: the City Council is set to vote Monday on a sweeping update to the Land Development Code and a real-time flood forecasting system, while the Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing Tuesday on a zoning amendment for the Oviedo Marketplace development.

Recent discussion: golf course finances and budget

The City Council held a work session on June 29, 2026, to discuss several items, but no formal votes were taken. Topics included a property tax update, preliminary observations from Forvis Mazars on Twin Rivers Golf Course, the current state of the golf course, a June update on the FY 2026-27 budget, and limited parking zones in Oviedo on the Park. Agenda materials indicated these were discussion-only items; minutes have not yet been published.

Council to decide on land development code, flood forecasting

The City Council’s regular meeting on July 6 will include public hearings and possible adoption of several ordinances. The most consequential is Ordinance 1767, a comprehensive update to the Land Development Code. Separately, the council will consider Ordinance 1760, which contains evaluation and appraisal-based amendments to the city’s Comprehensive Plan, and Ordinance 1772, which would amend code chapters covering the Public Arts Board, fee waivers, noise regulations, and impact fees.

Also on the agenda: Resolution 4739-26, authorizing new street lighting on West Mitchell Hammock Road (Phase 1), and Resolution 4737-26, which would approve a real-time flood forecasting system. A budget amendment for healthcare reimbursement and water meter replacements are also listed.

All items are scheduled for public hearings before any vote. No vote tallies or dollar amounts were provided in the agenda materials.

LPA to consider Oviedo Marketplace zoning amendment

On July 7, the Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 1773, a zoning map amendment for the Oviedo Marketplace Development of Regional Impact (DRI). The proposal would rezone the property from Planned Unit Development to Planned Unit Development and amend the existing PUD development agreement and conceptual development plan. The LPA will also approve minutes from its May 26 meeting and take public comment on items not under public hearings. Future meeting dates of July 21 and August 4 were noted.

Coming up

• **Monday, July 6, 2026, at time TBD**: City Council Regular Meeting — public hearings and possible votes on Land Development Code update, Comprehensive Plan amendments, and flood forecasting system.
• **Tuesday, July 7, 2026, at time TBD**: Local Planning Agency Regular Meeting — public hearing on Oviedo Marketplace zoning amendment.

Residents can find full agendas and minutes on the city’s website.