Agenda 9/18/25
Tampa City Council agendas for week of September 18, 2025 including morning regular meeting and evening special call land use hearing.
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Tampa City Council agendas for week of September 18, 2025 including morning regular meeting and evening special call land use hearing.
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.
Tampa City Council agendas for September 11, 2025 including morning CRA Board meeting and evening land use hearings.
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.
Agendas for Tampa City Council, week of 9/4/25
Future land use update, reimbursement resolutions and code enforcement changes were all continued to better address concerns of the public.
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.
Tampa City Council agendas for August 28, 2025 including morning regular meeting and evening special call land use hearing.
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 held workshops on the upcoming fiscal year budget, focusing on enterprise funds, future revenue, and debt. The stormwater workshop emphasized transparency and potential need for more funding in the future.
Council try to find their footing as they look at $41 million in general paving planned for FY26.
Limited preview of the 8-7-25 Council agenda due to missing supporting documents from the city.
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