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Council kick off their week with the much anticipated Ray’s stadium workshop on Tuesday then sit for a regular meeting Thursday with an 118 item agenda The agenda ranges from electing council chair to end the EBO Program.
With no council meeting this week, a looking ahead to the baseball stadium discussion and catching up on some lingering issues.
This week council sits for a morning workshop on Thursday with evening land use application hearings. The workshop will be primarily focused on trees and the evening agenda is heavy on proposed future land use changes.
The vote is only for a minor increase in cost to an ongoing study but it’s hard to avoid the broader discussion about the neighborhood.
Staff to present details and budget implications for the $21 million construction costs prior to April 16 vote. Rome Yard developer requesting another timeline change.
Trying to make sense of all the dollar signs on this weeks agenda.
Council is off for Spring Break, but a small update on a project Tampa Monitor has been working on behind the scenes with a closing rant.
Evening land use hearings include a change to previously approved Planned Development at 110 S Boulevard
Additional items on the agenda include the first LDC update and approving list of companies that can participate in $10 million in CRA Pre-Development design/development assistance.
In lieu of previewing the workshop agenda this week, taking a step back to catch up some on other things the Tampa Monitor has worked on and some articles of interest to regular readers.
Tampa City Council have a special call workshop Tuesday evening to discuss future land use and the Comprehensive Plan and a regular Thursday meeting where they’ll vote on approving a contract for Flock integrated speed cameras in school zones.
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