12/11/25 – Final CRA and Land Use Meetings of 2025
CRA to vote on services agreement with city and final evening land use hearing of the year.
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12/04/25 – Multi-modal Impact Fee Finally Gets a Vote Along With $90+Million in Funding Requests
Additionally council to discuss TPD relying on stormwater staff for concrete barriers for special events and the effect on budget and readiness.
Council Preview 11/20/25
The council will vote on 68 items, plus finalized details on the proposed increase to the multi-modal impact fee and a $7.5 million settlement for a wrongful conviction. Council will also vote on a $7 million contract for armed security, the establishment of the Charter Review Commission and a Facilities Master Plan agreement.
11/13/25 – Morning CRA and Evening Land Use Preview
CRA Board to weigh $20 million in funding requests while attempting to make improvements to the application process. Evening agenda focused on land use changes with a major Hyde Park development requesting continuance.
11/6/25 Preview – Trees, FY25 Budget and Code Enforcement Lead Agenda
Newly elected Council Member Naya Young joins council for their regular agenda meeting this Thursday. Topics include funding a cross bay ferry, FY25 budget closeout, and the tree fund.
10/30 – Impact Fees and Sulphur Springs Lead Workshop Agenda
Thursday council will hold morning workshops headlined by the final workshop to determine extraordinary circumstances to increase multi-modal impact fees and an anticipated update and discussion on the Sulphur Springs Action Plan. The evening agenda covers land use issues including two significant changes to east Ybor future land use map.
10/23/25 Agenda Preview
Final vote on The Wheel and preliminary work proposed for South Howard Flood Relief Project. 77 additional items appear on the 10/23/25 agenda.
10/16/25 – Recognizing Racial Reconciliation Committee and Rezonings On Tap
A single evening land use meeting this week as CRA is off includes a recognition of the recently dissolved Racial Reconciliation Committee.
This Week at Tampa City Council – 10/9/25
Highlighting a few of the items on this week’s agenda including an unscheduled $10 million turbine generator for the waste to energy plant plus council to vote on the proposed 25 story ferris wheel at the Florida Aquarium.
This Week at Tampa City Council 10/2/25
No council meeting this week in observance of Yom Kippur but a quick clarification on workshops and thank you to supporters.
9/25/25 – Impact Fee Workshop Leads the Agenda
Council have workshops Thursday morning including the first of two formal workshops required to increase transportation multi-modal impact fees for the first time since adopted in 1989.
This Week 9/18/25
Beyond the budget adoption this week, council will have a regular meeting on Thursday. TPD goes electric, Fire Station 24 coming into focus and infill housing included on the agenda.