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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.
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.
A single evening land use meeting this week as CRA is off includes a recognition of the recently dissolved Racial Reconciliation Committee.
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.
No council meeting this week in observance of Yom Kippur but a quick clarification on workshops and thank you to supporters.
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.
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.
The CRA Board will meet Thursday morning to vote on seven items, including a services agreement with the city, funding for the West Riverwalk project, and land purchase for a park in Channelside. The evening land use hearings will include a rezoning request for a parcel in the V.M. Ybor neighborhood, changing the zoning from planned development for housing to commercial general.
First reading for the FY26 budget adoption Wednesday evening, regular meeting Thursday. Items include TPD expanding the surveillance state, $6 million streetcar expansion study and possible alcohol sales suspensions.
Council holds their special call land use hearing to revisit the transmittal of the proposed changes for the comprehensive plan in the evening, while sitting for a regular meeting during the day. Morning agenda includes adopting reimbursement resolutions, proposed code enforcement changes and establishing the Charter Review Committee.
Council sits as CRA in the morning with a full slate of land use cases in evening. New feature for the TM version of the agenda; and thoughts on the issues we face dealing with homelessness.
Council is off with a couple of budget workshops to start the week. And a humble ask for support.
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