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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.
Limited preview of the 8-7-25 Council agenda due to missing supporting documents from the city.
Maybe finally a resolution for the Jackson House, mayor moves ahead with council’s $12 million FY24 funding request, and a look ahead to the first budget workshop.
FY26 CRA Budget, UrbanWorx East Tampa/Ybor Development and how to fund the Sanchez Y Haya project lead the morning agenda with land use application hearings in the evening.
Council is back with the mayor’s fiscal year 2026 budget presentation headlining the agenda.
Council will be again asked to fund UNITE: Ashley Dr project with general revenue funds. Plus more talk about fire stations and budget before council’s 2 week summer break.
Council sits as the CRA board this week with land use hearings in the evening.
Bonding, board seats, ShotSpotter and bowing to Trump Executive Orders fills this week’s agenda.
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