This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background details from the Summary Sheet when available and provides links to supporting documents. Also included is a zoning map with current applications. A note about document links, Onbase links can change, and you can always refer to the official draft agenda from the clerk in Onbase.
Agenda
Presentation of commendation to Shakur McCrone and Carnell Barton, for their extraordinary bravery and quick action in saving the life of a neighbor during a house fire.
Donald Gordon, security guard and Vietnam combat veteran, to provide a five-minute presentation to City Council about his trip to Africa.
Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) President and CEO Greg Slater, to provide a 10-minute presentation on the South Selmon Capacity Project.
(3-minute presentation per applicant) Presentation of applicants expressing an interest in being appointed to a member and alternate member position on the Code Enforcement/Public Nuisance Abatement Board. Shirley Foxx-Knowles, City Clerk, transmitting six (6) applications, expressing an interest in being considered for appointment for positions on the Code Enforcement/Public Nuisance Abatement Board.
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Resolution approving the purchase under Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Contract No. BCSO 22-27-1.0 of Ten (10) Ford Police Interceptors from Duval Ford, LLC in the total amount of $459,088.20 for use by the Tampa Police Department.
Background
It is recommended that the City purchase under Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Contract No. BCSO 22-27-1.0. This cooperative contract was competitively sourced with three (3) proposals received by the lead agency. In comparing prices with the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Contract No. BCSO 22-27-1.0 for ten (10) Ford Interceptors to the open market, the cost is $52,258 per vehicle for a total cost of $522,580. The City saves $6,349.18 per unit for a total saving of $63,491.80 by purchasing from the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Contract No. BCSO 22-27-1.0.
EBO Statement: There was no EBO Participation as this purchase is being made under the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office Contract No. BCSO 22-27-1.0.
Resolution approving the renewal of an award between the City of Tampa and R-J Advertising, Inc. dba B&B Sportswear, without a price increase, for the furnishing of Imprinted Work Apparel (Sheltered Market Solicitation) in the estimated amount of $300,000 for use by various departments.
Background
It is recommended that the City renew its existing award with RJ Advertising dba B&B Sports for the provision of Citywide Imprinted Work Apparel for use by various departments for an additional one-year term. The existing award was made on March 21st, 2025. This award is in its original award term. RJ Advertising dba B&B Sports provides excellent service, quality of product, and performance. The Fire Rescue Department has reviewed the prices on behalf of various departments and feels that it is in the best interest of the City to renew the award for an additional one-year period. RJ Advertising dba B&B Sports has agreed to renew Citywide Imprinted Work Apparel.
EBO Statement: Pursuant to the review by the Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) division, it was determined that the EBO Sheltered Market Solicitation provision would apply in the bid specifications to eligible SLBE firms. RJ Advertising dba B&B Sports is a City Certified Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE).
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Resolution approving a Mutual Aid Agreement between the Florida Gaming Control Commission, Division of Gaming Enforcement and City of Tampa, Tampa Police Department; authorizing execution of the Agreement by the Mayor of the City of Tampa and attestation by the City Clerk.
Background
The subscribing law enforcement agencies have the authority under Section 23.1225 et seq, Florida Statutes, to enter into a requested Combined Operational Assistance and Voluntary Cooperation Mutual Aid Agreement to permit: i) voluntary cooperation and assistance of routine law enforcement nature across jurisdictional lines; and ii) rendering assistance in a law enforcement emergency. Pursuant to Section 16.711, Florida Statutes, the Division of Gaming Enforcement is a law enforcement agency within the meaning of the Act. This agreement will preserve the lives and property of the people of Tampa by empowering the Parties to better detect, investigate and otherwise combat illegal gambling in the area.
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Resolution approving a Master SaaS and Services Agreement between the City of Tampa (The City) on behalf of Tampa Police Department and Sharp Performance Inc., for an initial amount of $150,000.
Background
Sharp Performance provides mental health services which includes professional services, unlimited access to Sharp coaches and chaplains, Sharp self-paced exercises and training and other related services to benefit the law enforcement officers in the City of Tampa. The City wishes to work with Sharp Performance Inc. to provide these valuable services for a three year term subject to annual appropriation and amendment. Entering into the agreement with Sharp Performance Inc. will benefit the citizens of the City of Tampa.
Resolution approving an agreement between the City of Tampa and Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC under the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract FSA25-VEF19.0: Fire & Rescue Vehicles, Boats & Equipment of one (1) Pierce Stock Enforcer Pumper Truck in the estimated amount of $926,981 for use by the Tampa Fire Rescue Department.
Background
It is recommended that the City purchase a Pierce stock Enforcer pumper under the Florida Sheriff’s Association Contract No. FSA25-VEF19.0 Fire & Rescue Vehicles, Boats & Equipment. This cooperative contract was competitively sourced with 13 bids received by the leading agency. In comparing the prices of the Florida Sheriffs Association Contract No. FSA25-VEF19.0 for the Pierce Enforcer Pumper to the open market, the base price is $826,924.00. The City saves $55,027.95 by purchasing from Florida Sheriffs Association Contract No. FSA25-VEF19.0.
EBO Statement: There was no EBO participation as this purchase is being made under Florida Sheriffs Association Contract No. FSA25-VEF19.0.
Resolution approving the Piggyback Agreement for Automated School Zone Enforcement Program between the City of Tampa and RedSpeed Florida, LLC for implementation of a School Zone Speed Photo Enforcement Program (“Program”).
Background
The City of Tampa desires to implement the Program to enforce specified traffic speed violations designated in school speed zones (the “Events”) in accordance with § 316.1896, Florida Statutes and Chapter 2023-174, Laws of Florida, and Tampa Code Section 14-56 “School Zone Speed Enforcement Cameras”. The City of Tampa entered into an agreement for the Photo Enforcement Services Agreement; School Zone Speed Safety Camera Systems with American Traffic Solutions d/b/a Verra Mobility pursuant to Resolution No. 2024-671, approved by Tampa City Council on August 1, 2024. The City of Tampa and American Traffic Solutions d/b/a Verra Mobility mutually terminated said agreement in December 2025.
Chapter 2004-466, Laws of Florida, as amended by Chapter 2012-239, Laws of Florida, is legislation pertaining to cooperative procurements in Hillsborough County. The law authorizes public bodies operating in Hillsborough County to purchase goods and services from contracts entered into by other federal, state, local governmental entities and certain tax- exempt organizations under the same terms of the bid or request for proposals submitted to said entity or organization, provided that the contract was procured in compliance with the procuring entity’s or organization’s laws, rules, regulations, or ordinances and was issued using full and open competition. The City of Tampa requires the services of a vendor who can provide an automated school zone enforcement program in order to reduce speeding in school zones.
RedSpeed Florida has contracted with Hillsborough County, Florida, for an automated school zone enforcement program for the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office pursuant to that certain RFP No. 2024-003/Hillsborough School Speed Zone Enforcement Program. The City of Tampa and RedSpeed Florida have determined that the Legally Binding Agreement Between Chad Chronister, as Sheriff of Hillsborough County and RedSpeed Florida, LLC (“Hillsborough County Agreement”), as amended, is an acceptable contract upon which the City and Vendor may establish a piggyback agreement. City of Tampa finds that entering into the Agreement satisfies all applicable procurement requirements;
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 6710 S Gabrielle St, (2) 3104 W Paul Ave, (3) 3611 Phillips St, (4) 3613 Phillips St, and (5) 3609 Phillips St; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($2,364.75) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 1708 W Saint Conrad St, (2) 2819 N Taliaferro Ave, (3) 2407 1/2 Harper St, (4) 1109 W Cass St, and (5) 310 N Sterling Ave; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($2,054.95) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 3734 W Elrod Ave, (2) 1412 E Seneca Ave, (3) 2408 E Columbus Dr, (4) 6813 N Lyman St, and (5) 4018 W Lemon St; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($1,770.30) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 604 E Lambright St, (2) 502 E Floribraska Ave, and (3) 2926 N Tampa St; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($1,171.21) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 2507 W Abdella St, (2) 1805 E Sligh Ave, and (3) 2010 Thrace St; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($1,598.80) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution assessing the costs expended by the City of Tampa, a municipal corporation, for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from the following properties: (1) 2012 E Thrace St, (2) 2011 Thrace St, (3) 10407 N Dixon Ave, and (4) 8312 N Klondyke St; authorizing a certified copy of this resolution and exhibit to be recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and having the force and effect of a lien.
Background
This resolution assesses the costs ($1,635.00) expended by the City for mowing and/or removing offensive accumulations from certain real property in the city after failure of the interested parties to mow and/or remove the offensive accumulations from such property.
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Resolution of the City of Tampa, Florida, approving an agreement between the City of Tampa and 2 Meyer Corp. for the furnishing of Building Demolition and Removal Services (SMS) in the estimated amount of $295,000 for use by the Department of Neighborhood Enhancement.
Background
It is recommended that the City award Building Demolition and Removal Services to 2 Meyer Corp. for use by the Department of Neighborhood Enhancement. The term of the agreement is for one (1) year with three (3) additional one (1) year renewal options. The Department has reviewed and approved the proposal response from 2 Meyer Corp. and comments were supplied via Department Recommendation Letter.
EBO Statement: Pursuant to the review by the Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) division, it was determined that the EBO sheltered market solicitation provision would apply in the bid specifications to eligible SLBE firms. 2 Meyer Corp. is a City Certified Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE).
CH 28 Special Event Permit: Tampa Theatre WineFest- Franklin St. between Zack St. & Polk St.- March 6-7, 2026.
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CH 28 Special Event Permit: Rough Riders St. Pat’s Parade- N. Blvd, Cass St., Ashley Dr., Madison St, Morgan St.- March 14, 2026.
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CH 28 Special Event Permit: St. Patrick’s Day Irish Village Block Party- Madison St. between Channelside Dr. & Meridian Ave- March 15, 2026.
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CH 28 Special Event Permit: Hyde Park Art Festival- Snow Ave, Dakota Ave- March 21-22, 2026.
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CH 28 Special Event Permit: Cover to Cover- Water St. between Channelside Dr & Cumberland Ave., Raybon Ct. – March 25, 2026.
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CH 28 Special Event Permit: Tampa Theatre Earth Day Block Party- Franklin St. between Polk St. & Zack St.- April 22, 2026.
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Resolution approving additional expenditures within an existing award between the City of Tampa and Solutionwerks, Inc. for the furnishing of Replacement Parts, Maintenance, and Service for Cryogenic Oxygen Plant in the estimated amount of $315,000 for a cumulative total expenditure of $332,000 for use by the Wastewater Department.
Background
The Wastewater Department has standardized Replacement Parts, Maintenance, and Service for Cryogenic Oxygen Plant from Solutionwerks, Inc. Standardization to this equipment and service ensures cost reduction, interoperability because of familiarity among staff, maintenance efficiency and reduced cost of inventory maintenance for parts and uninterrupted delivery of service, reduction of redundancy and costly expenditures for implementation of a new service. It is recommended that the City purchase Replacement Parts, Maintenance, and Service for Cryogenic Oxygen Plant.
There was no EBO Participation as this purchase is being made under a standardization.
Resolution approving Contract Change Order 1 between the City of Tampa and Blacktip Services, Incorporated for Contract 20-C-00035, Construction of Floribraska Ave. from N. Tampa St. to 9th St.
Background
- Contract Title: 20-C-00035 Floribraska Avenue from N. Tampa Street to 9th Street a. Address of Project: Floribraska Avenue from N. Tampa Street to 9th Street b. Number of bidders/submitters: 0 c. Names of bidders/submitters: N/A d. Dollar amount: $0 e. Why the awardee was selected: Contract was competitively bid.
- Contractor/Firm: Blacktip Services, Incorporated
- Business Case: Project provides for work to include but not be limited to maintenance of traffic, roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, utilities adjustments/relocations and all associated work required for a complete project.
- Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Statement: The Prime contractor, Blacktip Services, Inc., was a city-certified vendor, and this change order is related to a General decision number change for the FDOT project.
- Sustainability and Resiliency: N/A
- Community Engagement: N/A
- Project: a. Contract delivery method: This is a Design-Bid-Build project. A full-time City of Tampa Construction Inspector will be on-site during the project to ensure quality of construction.
Project is partially funded as a Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Local Agency Program (LAP) Project and must meet all Federal requirements.
This Change Order 1 provides for a zero-dollar increase, updating the contract General Decision Number FL20240169 01/05/2024 located on WR-1 thru WR-6 with General Decision Number FL20240252 09/13/2025 and other references on TOC-1 and LAP Division 1 Specifications section 7-16 Wage Rate Decision Number Table.
b. Placemaking: N/A c. Time, Quality Assurance, Cost Monitoring (Budget) • 530 consecutive calendar days.
• The e-Builder project management software system will be utilized to optimize the monitoring of schedules and costs. This software was recently purchased by the City of Tampa and is a premier system for construction project management.
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Resolution authorizing Change Order 1 Final to Contract 22-C-00044 Hyde Park Groundwater Diversion Underdrains, between the City of Tampa and JVS Contracting, Inc., a decrease of $494,940.94 and final payment in the amount of $10,000.
Background
- Contract Title: 22-C-00044; Hyde Park Ground Water Diversion a. Why the awardee was selected: Competitive bid
- Contractor/Firm: JVS Contracting, Inc.
- Business Case: Project provided for installation of eight (8) inch underdrains, well pointing and dewatering, repair and replacement of water and/or reclaimed water service, pavement restoration, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) pedestrian ramps, concrete sidewalk, concrete curb, directional boring, backflow devices, tree root pruning, sodding and irrigation.
- Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Statement: JVS Contracting, Inc, the prime contractor, utilized four (4) City of Tampa-certified firms for subcontracting.
- Sustainability and Resiliency: This project provided for the installation of an underdrain system along each side of the roadway connected to the existing inlets along Bayshore Boulevard for discharge into Hillsborough Bay. This project helped lower the groundwater table along multiple streets in Hyde Park and eliminate groundwater seepage.
- Community Engagement: The CAD Construction, Engineering and Inspection (CAD-CEI) team assisted the Contractor in the communication efforts to ensure transparency and integration of the stakeholders.
- Project: a. Contract delivery method: This is a Design-Bid-Build project. A full-time City of Tampa Construction Inspector will be on-site during the project to ensure quality of construction.
b. Placemaking: N/A c. Time, Quality Assurance, Cost Monitoring (Budget) • 365 consecutive calendar days.
• The e-Builder project management software system will be utilized to optimize the monitoring of schedules and costs. This software was recently purchased by the City of Tampa and is a premier system for construction project management.
Resolution approving the Bid of Alba Business Solutions LLC for the purchase of City of Tampa PC Refresh (Bid Discount) in the total estimated amount of $900,000 for use by the Technology & Innovation Department.
Background
- Department or Location of Project: T&I
- Total number of vendors that accessed and downloaded bid: 81
- Number and List of bidders: 11; Alba Business Solutions LLC, Xerox IT Solutions INC, UDT, NTG,INC., Millard Tek, Tech Advanced Computers Inc., R&M Best Deals LLC, Benchmark Technology Corporation, L. Ortega & Associates, Everyneed Supply LLC, and Harper Seven LLC.
- Award amount: Estimated Budget of $450,000 annually
- Why the winning bid was selected: The lowest, responsive, and responsible bidder.
It is recommended that the City award City of Tampa PC Refresh (Bid Discount) to Alba Business Solutions LLC for use by the Technology & Innovation Department. The term of the award is for a (2) two-year) term with (3) three additional (1) one-year) renewal options. The Department has reviewed and approved the bid response from Alba Business Solutions LLC and comments were supplied via Department recommendation letter.
EBO Statement: Pursuant to the review by the Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) division, it was determined that the EBO Bid Discount provision would apply in the bid specifications to eligible SLBE firms.
Resolution approving a Peer Review Engagement Letter authorizing the City of Tampa’s Internal Audit Department to participate in a peer review conducted in accordance with Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) and the Association of Local Government Auditors (ALGA) Peer Review Program.
Background
The City’s Internal Audit Department is required under Government Auditing Standards to undergo an external peer review every three years. This peer review assesses whether the Department’s quality management system is appropriately designed and operating in compliance with applicable auditing standards.
To meet this requirement, the City will participate in the Association of Local Government Auditors (ALGA) Peer Review Program. The proposed engagement letter outlines the scope and timing of the review, which will cover the period from October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2025, and includes an on-site review in April 2026, with a final report issued shortly thereafter.
The resolution authorizes up to $6,500 from the General Fund to cover required peer review expenses, approves the engagement letter with ALGA, and authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement and take all actions necessary to complete the peer review.
Supporting Documents:
Christine Glover, Director of Internal Audit, transmitting audit report Parks and Recreation – Special Events, dated January 22, 2026.
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Christine Glover, Director of Internal Audit, transmitting audit report Technology and Innovation – LAN/WAN Hardware Review, dated January 23, 2026.
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Resolution approving the execution by the Mayor and attestation by the City Clerk of an Easement Agreement from the City of Tampa in favor of Peoples Gas System, Inc., for a perpetual easement with the right of ingress and egress for the purpose of placing underground gas facilities in the vicinity of 1502 Nuccio Parkway, Tampa, Florida.
Background
Peoples Gas System, Inc., requested an easement from the City of Tampa for a perpetual easement with the right of ingress and egress located in the vicinity of 1502 Nuccio Parkway in order to facilitate service thereto. The City is willing to grant the easement. It is in the best interest of the City to approve the execution of the Easement Agreement.
Resolution approving the execution by the Mayor and attestation by the City Clerk of an Encroachment in Easement, Waiver, and Hold Harmless Agreement between Dor Ghivoni, Davina R. Ghivoni and City of Tampa involving an encroachment into a utility easement at 107 W. Curtis Street, Tampa, Florida.
Background
Dor Ghivoni and Davina R. Ghivoni (the “Owners”) own fee simple title to that certain parcel of real property located 107 W. Curtis Street, Tampa, Florida (the “Property”).
A utility easement was reserved to the City of Tampa by virtue of Ordinance No. 2006-264, passed and signed by the Mayor on November 2, 2006 (the “Utility Easement”).
The Owners have requested City’s consent to allow the encroachment of an existing garage, including the building, building overhang, and gutter, into the Utility Easement in the manner and location depicted in Exhibit “C” of the Agreement (collectively, the “Easement Encroachments”) and agree to assume all risks incident to the construction, maintenance, and repair of the Easement Encroachments. The City’s Wastewater Department has reviewed and approved this request.
Resolution approving the execution by the Mayor and attestation by the City Clerk of a First Amendment to Contract for Sale and Purchase between the City of Tampa, as Purchaser, and JPaC Trust, as Seller, to extend the closing date for the purchase of real property in the West Tampa CRA Area located at 1712 N. Albany Avenue, Tampa, Florida.
Background
The City of Tampa (the “City”) and JPaC Trust (the “Seller”) entered into a Contract for Sale and Purchase dated September 4, 2025, approved Resolution No. 2025-771 (the “Agreement”), for the purchase of real property in the West Tampa CRA located at 1712 N.
Albany Avenue, Tampa, Florida (the “Property”).
The parties wish to amend the Agreement to amend the closing date until March 3, 2026, and to provide for one additional extension period of sixty (60) days. It is in the best interest of the City to enter into the First Amendment to Contract for Sale and Purchase under the terms and conditions stated therein.
Resolution approving the execution by the Mayor and attestation by the City Clerk of an agreement between the City of Tampa and Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation D/B/A Tampa Bay Economic Development Council in the amount not to exceed $588,000.00 per year for a term of twenty-four months, in the total amount not to exceed $1,176,000.00, for the provision of Economic Development services to the City.
Background
The Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation (dba Tampa Bay Economic Development Council, TBEDC) has provided economic development services to the City of Tampa since 2010. The proposed agreement establishes a 24-month term from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2027, for an amount not to exceed $588,000 annually and a total of $1,176,000. This amount reflects an annual increase of $50,000, the first since 2012.
The City partners with TBEDC to advance business recruitment, expansion, and retention efforts that strengthen Tampa’s economic base, create quality jobs, and support long-term investment. TBEDC collaborates with the City, Hillsborough County, and the Florida Department of Commerce to market the Tampa-Hillsborough region nationally and internationally.
FY2025 Performance Highlights: • 29 successful projects (132% of goal) • $2.85M private funding leveraged (116% of target) • $275.3M announced capital investment • 2,232 jobs created or retained, avg. wage: $89,881 • 16 business retention/expansion engagements • 474 media placements and 38 marketing initiatives promoting Tampa as a competitive business destination Under the new agreement, TBEDC will continue to provide: • Business recruitment in targeted industry sectors • Domestic and international development missions • Targeted marketing and lead-generation activities Additional priorities in response to current economic conditions: The scope of services included in the new agreement has been modernized and reflects a shift in economic development mindset and approach to current needs to support the most vulnerable communities while supporting onshoring manufacturing opportunities. These priorities include: • Develop a formal Business Retention and Expansion strategy, including 120+ business visits annually • Collaborate with Port Tampa Bay, City, County, USF, and others to pursue Maritime Prosperity Zone designation • Advance placemaking strategies to attract catalytic private investment in historically underserved areas, including preparation for Opportunity Zones 2.0 TBEDC will provide quarterly performance reports to City Council and staff, emphasizing: • Total private-sector capital investment • Average wage outcomes for announced projects •Private funding leverage, including: o Operating funds secured relative to City contributions o Capital investment generated through TBEDC-assisted projects o Investor participation in placemaking and redevelopment efforts
Resolution approving the Renewal of an award between the City of Tampa and Transportation Solutions & Lighting, Inc. for the provision of Signal Heads and Attachments (Re-Bid), without price escalations, in the estimated amount of $300,000 for use by the Mobility Department.
Background
It is recommended that the City renew its existing award with Transportation Solutions and Lighting Inc. for the provision of Signal Heads and Attachments (Re-Bid) for use by the City of Tampa Smart Mobility Department for an additional one-year term. The existing award was made May 2025. The award is in its initial term.
Transportation Solutions and Lighting Inc. provide excellent service, quality of product and performance. The Smart Mobility Department has reviewed the prices and feels that it is in the best interest of the City to renew the award for an additional one-year period.
Transportation Solutions and Lighting Inc. has agreed to renew Signal Heads and
Resolution approving the renewal of the Agreement between the City of Tampa and Macro Companies, Inc. for the provision of an Emergency Fuel Plan for use by the Logistics and Asset Management Department/Fleet Maintenance Division.
Background
It is recommended that the City renew its existing agreement with Macro Companies, Inc. for the provision of Emergency Fuel Plan for use by the Logistics Asset Department Fleet Division for an additional one-year term. The existing award was made on May 18, 2023. This award is in its first renewal term.
Macro Companies, Inc. provides excellent service, quality of product and performance. The Logistics Asset Department Fleet Maintenance Division has reviewed the prices and feels that it is in the best interest of the City to renew the agreement for an additional one-year term. Macro Companies, Inc. has agreed to renew.
EBO Statement: Pursuant to the review by the Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Division, this one-year renewal contract is in compliance.
Resolution approving the renewal of an award between the City of Tampa and Merion Landscape Services LLC , with a 2.7% Consumer Price Index (CPI) price increase, for the furnishing of Ditch Mowing and Maintenance Services for North Zones (Sheltered Market Solicitation) in the estimated amount of $335,000 for use by the Mobility Department.
Background
It is recommended that the City renew its existing award with Merion Landscape Services LLC for the provision of Ditch Mowing and Maintenance Services for North Zones (Sheltered Market Solicitation) for use by the Mobility Department for an additional one-year term. The existing award was made November 2024. This award is in its original award term.
Merion Landscape Services LLC provides satisfactory service, quality of product and performance. The Mobility Department has reviewed the prices and feels that it is in the best interest of the City to renew the award for an additional one-year period. Merion Landscape Services LLC has agreed to renew Ditch Mowing and Maintenance Services for North Zones (Sheltered Market Solicitation) with a Consumer Price Index (CPI) price escalation of 2.7% which is allowed per the bid.
Pursuant to the review by Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Office, it was determined that the EBO Sheltered Market Solicitation provision would apply in the bid specifications to eligible WMBE and SLBE firms. Merion Landscape Services LLC is a City Certified Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE).
Resolution making certain changes in the budget of the City of Tampa for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026; approving the transfer, reallocation, and/or appropriation of $250,000 within the Local Option Gas Tax Capital Projects Fund for the Infrastructure improvements agreement for the Resurfacing Project for use by the Mobility Department.
Background
City Council approved an Infrastructure Improvements Agreement between KS Ybor Master Developer, LLC Gas Worx Community Development District and the City of Tampa during the February 5, 2026, meeting, (Resolution Number 2026-87, agenda item 36) for the amount of $250,000. This financial resolution amends the budget based on the previously approved agreement with the City receiving reimbursements within the Local Option Gas Tax Capital Projects Fund for the Resurfacing Capital Project for use by the Mobility Department.
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Resolution of the City of Tampa, Florida, approving a maintenance agreement between the City of Tampa and the Florida Department of Transportation for the East Henderson Avenue extension underneath Downtown Tampa interchange/I-275.
Background
The Florida Department of Transportation owns and maintains the I-275 and I-4 right-of-way in Hillsborough County. The City of Tampa previously approved a residential development east of this corridor that will sever the existing connection between East Henderson Avenue and 7th Avenue. To restore local connectivity, the City seeks to extend East Henderson Avenue to Central Avenue beneath the I-275 bridges, requiring a permanent break in the limited-access right-of-way. FDOT, with Federal Highway Administration concurrence, has approved this request subject to a maintenance agreement defining the City’s and FDOT’s responsibilities. The extension will improve transportation connectivity, emergency access, and mobility, will not create access issues or preclude future reconstruction of the I-275/I-4 interchange, and may be modified in the future with one year’s notice. Entering into the agreement is in the best interest of the City and its citizens.
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(HPC-25-29) (UNAN) – An Ordinance of the City of Tampa, Florida, designating Nieto-Fuente Buckeye located at 2708 North 18th Street, Tampa, Florida, as more particularly described in Section 3 hereof, as a Local Historic Landmark; providing for repeal of all ordinances in conflict; providing for severability.
Background
This is an Ordinance designating the property located at 2708 N. 18th Street as a local landmark. The first hearing is scheduled for December 4, 2025, at 10:30 am, with the second hearing scheduled for January 8, 2026 at 10:00 am
Supporting Documents:
- BUSINESS IMPACT ESTIMATE FORM (EFF. 10-1-2024) HPC 25-29.PDF
- NIETO-FUENTE BUCKEYE_DESIGNATION STAFF SUMMARY AND REPORT_FINAL.PDF
- NIETO-FUENTE BUCKEYE PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT.PDF
- AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE.PDF
- PROOF OF MAILING.PDF
- Summary Sheet- COVER SHEET
- LANDMA~1.PDF
- THUMBNAIL_IMG_5437.JPG
- THUMBNAIL_IMAGE001.JPG
- THUMBNAIL_IMG_5438.JPG
- THUMBNAIL_IMG_5436.JPG
- PPT.FEELEY – 01222026 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION ONBASE NO 19757 – NIETO-FUENTE BUCKEYE (002).PPTX
- ORDINANCE – LANDMARK.PDF
Public Hearings & Ordinances
(UNAN) – An ordinance amending the Tampa Comprehensive Plan, updating the recreation and open space, capital improvements, solid waste, intergovernmental coordination and definitions sections; providing for repeal of all ordinances in conflict; providing for severability.
(Hurtak no) – An ordinance amending the Tampa Comprehensive Plan, future land use element, future land use map, for the property located at 2602, 2625 and 2801 East 4th Avenue, 2701 and 2710 East 5th Avenue, 2702 East 2nd Avenue and Folio Numbers 189483-0005, 189516-0010 and 189508-0100, from Heavy Industrial (HI) to Urban Mixed Use-60 (UMU-60); providing for repeal of all ordinances in conflict; providing for severability.
Supporting Documents:
- TA CPA25-10 ORDINANCE AND EXHIBIT A.PDF
- 1-WRITTEN COMMENT – TACPA25-10.PDF
- TCC TRANSMITTAL LETTER……PDF
- TA CPA 25-10 TCC PACKET..PDF
- TA CPA 25-10 LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS..DOCX
- TA CPA 25-10 TCC PACKET….PDF
- TA CPA 25-10 LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS….DOCX
- TCC TRANSMITTAL……PDF
- TCC TRANSMITTAL REVISED..PDF
- TCC TRANSMITTAL REVISED….PDF
- BUSINESS IMPACT ESTIMATE FORM CPA25-10.PDF
- CPA25-10 PC BRIEFING.PDF
- CPA25-10 PC RESOLUTION.PDF
- CPA25-10 PC STAFF REPORT.PDF
(Hurtak no) – An ordinance amending the Tampa Comprehensive Plan, future land use element, future land use map, for the property located at 2703, 2715 and 2801 East Adamo Drive, 1101 North 26th Street and 508, 1100, 1101, 1102 and 1120 North 28th Street, from Heavy Industrial (HI) to Urban Mixed Use-60 (UMU-60); providing for repeal of all ordinances in conflict; providing for severability.
(UNAN; Viera absent at vote) – An ordinance approving a Special Use Permit (SU-2) for alcoholic beverage sales – small venue (Consumption On Premises Only) and making lawful the sale of beer and wine at or from that certain lot, plot or tract of land located at 1726 West Cypress Street and 901 North Fremont Avenue, Tampa, Florida, as more particularly described in Section 2; providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict are repealed.
Staff Report Details
Zoning: I
Future Land Use: General Mixed Use-24
Staff Findings: The Development Review and Compliance staff has reviewed the petition and finds the request INCONSISTENT with the applicable City of Tampa Land Development Regulations. See findings from Transportation relating to Transportation related waivers requested. Site plan modifications are required to be made between first and second reading should it be the pleasure of City Council to approve this application. SPECIAL USE II ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SALES STAFF REPORT AB2-25-0000016
Supporting Documents:
- AB2-25-16 SITE PLAN (COMBINED).PDF
- AB2-25-16_STAFF REPORT FINAL.PDF
- 1-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-16.PDF
- AB2-25-16 – ORDINANCE.PDF
- 3-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-16.PDF
- AB2-25-16 CERTIFIED APPLICATION FINAL.PDF
- AB2-25-16 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE.PDF
- Summary Sheet- COVER SHEET
- ITEM #9 COLIN RICE DOCUMENTS.PDF
- ITEM #9 REVISION SHEET.PDF
(UNAN; Viera absent at vote) – An ordinance approving a Special Use Permit (SU-2) for alcoholic beverage sales – small venue (Consumption On Premises Only) and making lawful the sale of beer and wine at or from that certain lot, plot or tract of land located at 4205 and 4230 South Macdill Avenue, Tampa, Florida, as more particularly described in Section 2; providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict are repealed.
Staff Report Details
Zoning: P
Future Land Use: Community Mixed Use-35
Staff Findings: The Development Review and Compliance staff has reviewed the petition and finds the request INCONSISTENT with the applicable City of Tampa Land Development Regulations. See findings from Development Coordination and Transportation relating to waivers requested. Minor site plan modifications are required to be made between first and second reading should it be the pleasure of City Council to approve this application. LOCATION MAP: SPECIAL USE II ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SALES STAFF REPORT AB2-26-0000002
(Carlson no; Maniscalco abstaining; & Viera absent at vote) – An ordinance approving a Special Use Permit (SU-2) for alcoholic beverage sales – restaurant (Consumption On-Premises Only) and making lawful the sale of beverages regardless of alcoholic content – beer, wine and liquor – on that certain lot, plot or tract of land located at 218 and 220 East Davis Boulevard, Tampa, Florida, as more particularly described in Section 3; providing that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict are repealed; repealing ordinance No. 2009-76.
Staff Report Details
Zoning: C
Future Land Use: Community Mixed Use
Staff Findings: The Development Review and Compliance staff has reviewed the petition and finds the request INCONSISTENT with the applicable City of Tampa Land Development Regulations. Minor site plan modifications are required to be made between first and second reading should it be the pleasure of City Council to approve this application. LOCATION MAP: SPECIAL USE II ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SALES STAFF REPORT AB2-25-0000021
Supporting Documents:
- VOTING CONFLICT FORM – MANISCALCO ITEM 61.PDF
- 7-WRITTEN COMMENTS -AB2-25-21.PDF
- 8-WRITTEN COMMENTS -AB2-25-21.PDF
- 9-WRITTEN COMMENTS -AB2-25-21.PDF
- 10-WRITTEN COMMENTS -AB2-25-21.PDF
- 11-WRITTEN COMMENTS -AB2-25-21.PDF
- DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED BY ZOMERMAAND (ITEM 50).PDF
- SPEAKER WAIVER FORM – ZOMERMAAND (ITEM 50).PDF
- DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED BY CANNELLA (ITEM 50).PDF
- VOTING CONFLICT FORM – MANISCALO ITEM 50.PDF
- VOTING CONFLICT FORM – CARLSON (ITEM 50).PDF
- AB2-25-21- CERTIFIED APPLICATION.PDF
- Summary Sheet- COVER SHEET
- AB2-25-21 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE.PDF
- AB2-25-21 – SITE PLAN.PDF
- AB2-25-21 STAFF REPORT FINAL.PDF
- AB2-25-21 – ORDINANCE.PDF
- BUSINESS IMPACT ESTIMATE FORM – AB2-25-21.PDF
- 1-WRITTEN COMMENT AB2-25-21.PDF
- 2-WRITTEN COMMENT AB2-25-21.PDF
- 3-WRITTEN COMMENT AB2-25-21.PDF
- 4-WRITTEN COMMENTS AB2-25-21.PDF
- 5-WRITTEN COMMENTS AB2-25-21.PDF
- ITEM #7 AB2-25-21 SUPPLEMENTAL REVISION SHEET.PDF
- COUNCILMEMBER MANISCALCO FORM 8B MEMORANDUM OF VOTING CONFLICT FOR COUNTY MUNIC.PDF
- AB2-25-21 – 218 E DAVIS BOULEVARD – 2ND READING ON NOVEMBER 20, 2025 EMAIL FROM LACHONE DOCK.PDF
- 6-WRITTEN COMMENTS – 218 E. DAVIS BLVD.PDF
- AB2-25-21 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE.PDF
- AB2-25-21 SITE PLAN.PDF
- AB2-25-21 STAFF REPORTFINAL.PDF
- 7-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-21.PDF
- AB2-25-21 – ORDINANCE.PDF
- 8-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-21.PDF
- 9-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-21.PDF
- 10-WRITTEN COMMENTS – AB2-25-21.PDF
- 11-WRITTEN COMMENT – AB2-25-21.PDF
- 12-WRITTEN COMMENT – AB2-25-21.PDF
- ITEM #12 COUNCILMEMBER MANISCALCO VOTING CONFLICT FORM 8B.PDF
- ITEM #12 DEBBIE ZOMERMAAND DOCUMENTS.PDF
- ITEM #12 REVISION SHEET.PDF
- ITEM #12 SCOTT DEFRATIES SPEAKER WAIVER FORM.PDF
(UNAN) – An ordinance rezoning property in the general vicinity of 4202 West Spruce Street, in the City of Tampa, Florida, and more particularly described in Section 1, from zoning district classification(s) RS-50 (Residential, Single-Family) and PD (Planned Development) to PD (Planned Development, Residential, Multi-Family).
Staff Report Details
Zoning: RS-50
Future Land Use: RMU-100
Waivers:
- None
Staff Findings: The Development Review and Compliance staff has reviewed the petition and finds the request CONSISTENT with the applicable City of Tampa Land Development Regulations. Should it be the pleasure of City Council to approve the application, further modifications to the site plan must be completed by the applicant in between 1 st and 2 nd Reading of Ordinance as stated on the revision sheet.
Supporting Documents:
- REZ-25-117 CERTIFIED APP FINAL.PDF
- Summary Sheet- COVER SHEET
- REZ-25-117 AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE JAN 15 2026 501PM.PDF
- REZ-25-117 CERTIFIED APP FINAL UPDATED 01.02.26.PDF
- REZ-25-117 STAFF REPORT FINAL.PDF
- 1 – WRITTEN COMMENTS – REZ-25-117.PDF
- 2 – WRITTEN COMMENTS – REZ-25-117.PDF
- REZ 25-117 SITE PLAN.PDF
- REZ-25-117 ORDINANCE.PDF
- REZ-25-117 BIE.PDF
- 3 – WRITTEN COMMENTS – REZ-25-117.PDF
- 4 – WRITTEN COMMENTS – REZ-25-117.PDF
- ALEX SCHALER DOCUMENT.PDF
- 5-WRITTEN COMMENTS – REZ-25-117.PDF
CH 22 – An ordinance of the City of Tampa, Florida, amending the City of Tampa Code of Ordinances, Chapter 22, Article I, Division 3, Subdivision 3, Section 22-103, “when new sidewalk construction is required; contributions to “sidewalk trust fund” in lieu of constructing a sidewalk”.
Background
Chapter 166, Florida Statutes, grants municipalities the authority to enact regulations to protect the public health, safety, and welfare. The City of Tampa has determined that amending Chapter 22 of the Code of Ordinances is necessary for efficient administration, promotes and protects the public health, safety, and welfare of its residents, and is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. A duly noticed public hearing was held by the City Council of the City of Tampa, at which all interested persons were given an opportunity to be heard.
Administration Update.
(See Item 51 & 62) Resolution making certain changes in the budget of the City of Tampa for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026; approving the transfer, reallocation, and/or appropriation of $125,000 for the Comprehensive Infrastructure for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project for use by Infrastructure and Mobility Administration Department within the General Fund and Citywide Capital Project Improvements Fund.
Background
During the City Council meeting on January 8, 2026, City Council made a motion asking staff to come back with a substitute resolution for $125,000 to be allocated to the Comprehensive Infrastructure for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project from FY25 surplus funds.
This resolution provides $125,000 to plant trees within Virginia Park and McFarlane Park as part of the Comprehensive Infrastructure for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project for use by the Infrastructure and Mobility Administration Department within the General Fund and Citywide Capital Project Improvements Fund.
(See Item 50 & 62) Staff to come back with a substitute resolution for $125,000 to be allocated for the Comprehensive Infrastructure for Tampa’s Neighborhoods Project for use by Infrastructure and Mobility Administration Department from FY25 Surplus funds.
Supporting Documents:
(Placed under Staff Reports and Unfinished Business pursuant to a motion made by Council.) Resolution approving Contract Change Order 3 adding $6,000,000 to the contract between the City of Tampa and Kimmins Contracting Corp. for Contract 22-C-34002, Construction of Citywide Meter, Hydrant and Valve Installation and Replacement.
Background
- Background: a. Contract Title: 22-C-34001, City-wide Meter, Hydrant and Valve Installation and Replacement b. Dollar amount: $6,000,000 c. Why the awardee was selected: Awarded per competitive bid.
- Contractor/Firm: Kimmins Contracting Corp.
- Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Statement: To date, Kimmins Contracting Corp., the prime contractor, is committed to utilizing 6 city-certified firms for subcontracting.
- Sustainability and Resiliency: The project provides for water distribution system improvements and emergency responses at various locations throughout the City. This project is consistent with Transforming Tampa’s Tomorrow goal of Sustainability and Resiliency and is an integral part of the Water Department’s Asset Management Program.
- Community Engagement: The Water Public Relations and CAD Construction, Engineering and Inspection (CAD-CEI) team will assist the Contractor in the communication efforts to ensure transparency and integration of the stakeholders.
- Project: a. Contract delivery method: This is a Design-Bid-Build project. A full-time City of Tampa Construction Inspector will be on-site during the project to ensure quality of construction.
3.Business Case: Project provides for furnishing and installing miscellaneous water main appurtenances ranging in size from 2” to 16” in diameter at various locations throughout the City of Tampa water service area. Related work also includes concrete masonry, curbs and sidewalks, paving, landscaping, grouting, brick street construction and miscellaneous water maintenance. Work will be performed on a work order basis.
Change Order 1 provided for continual services; the contract completion date was changed, this was the first of two renewals.
Change Order 2 provided for continual services; the contract completion date was changed, this is the final of two renewals.
Change Order 3 provides for continuation of services due to emergency work orders that were issued prior to contract expiration date.
b. Placemaking: N/A c. Time, Quality Assurance, Cost Monitoring (Budget) • 365 consecutive calendar days.
• The e-Builder project management software system will be utilized to optimize the monitoring of schedules and costs. This software was recently purchased by the City of Tampa and is a premier system for construction project management.
(Placed under Staff Reports and Unfinished Business pursuant to a motion made by Council.) Resolution approving an Agreement for Design-Build initial services in the amount of $3,909,458.72 between the City of Tampa And PCL Construction Inc. in connection with Contract 25-C-00024 Howard F. Curren AWTP High Purity Oxygen Generation Facility Replacement Design-Build.
Background
- Contractor/Firm: PCL Construction, Inc.
- Equal Business Opportunity (EBO) Statement: – PCL Construction, Inc., the prime contractor, has committed to utilizing three (3) City of Tampa-certified firms for subcontracting.
- Sustainability and Resiliency: The treatment plant currently has two cryogenic oxygen generation plants that were built in 1977. In 2004, improvements were made to Plant No. 1, and it was used exclusively until 2015 when Plant No. 2 was refurbished. Due to the condition of Plant No. 1, currently only Plant No. 2 remains in operation, and it is due for rehabilitation.
- Community Engagement: N/A
- Project: a. Contract delivery method: This is a Design-Build project.
1.Contract Title: 25-C-00024 Howard F. Curren AWTP High Purity Oxygen Generation Facility Replacement Design-Build a. Address of Project: Howard F. Curren AWTP 2700 Maritime Blvd, Tampa, FL 33605 b. Number of bidders/submitters: 2 (two) c.Names of bidders/submitters: • PCL Construction, Inc.
• Kiewit Water Facilities Florida Co.
d. Dollar amount: $3,909,458.72 for Initial Pre-Construction Services (Estimated Total Project Cost: $35,000,000-$45,000,000) e. Why the awardee was selected: The qualified single submitter was selected pursuant to FS 287.055 Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA).
3.Business Case: • This project provides Design-Build Services for the replacement of the high purity oxygen generation facility located at the Howard F. Curren Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Services will be provided under a contract with negotiated fixed fees for selection and evaluation of the HPO generation system, final design, permitting, project management, overhead, profit, and a guaranteed maximum price with appropriate surety bonds. Services will also include, but not limited to, engineering investigations, site planning, cost estimating, advertising and administration of subcontracts, start-up, O&M manuals, training, and all related work required for a complete project.
•This Agreement for Design-Build Initial Services includes project coordination, scheduling and resource management, engineering services, process/mechanical, structural, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, Instrumentation & Control, geotechnical, Subsurface Utility Engineering, survey, acoustical, architectural, environmental, permitting and tasks needed to complete Guaranteed Maximum Price Proposals. Preliminary Design (30 Percent Submittal) will include technical coordination and design effort to evaluate, select and lay out the equipment, verify and confirm the Basis of Design Report, and develop 30% drawings and table of contents for the specifications. 60 Percent Design Submittal will include drawings and specifications based on the Preliminary Design submittal, 30% design City comments, and subsequent design decisions. Early Procurement Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP-1) for the purchase of long lead equipment and materials will be provided after completion of the 60% design documents.
90 Percent Design Submittal will include General, Structural, Civil/Site, Mechanical, Architectural, Acoustical, Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls, HVAC, Plumbing Drawings, and Technical Specifications. After completion of the 90% Design Documents, Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP-2) will be provided for the remaining project scope contained within the documents. 100% Design Package (Issued For Construction Submittal) drawings and specifications will incorporate all revisions needed to obtain approved permits and to address 90% review comments.
This project will provide replacement of the old cryogenic systems with a new vacuum pressure swing adsorption (VPSA) HPO generation system which will eliminate continued rehabilitations of the existing cryogenic plants.
b. Placemaking: N/A c. Time, Quality Assurance, Cost Monitoring (Budget) • 455 consecutive calendar days.
• The Trimble Unity Construct project management software system will be utilized to optimize the monitoring of schedules and costs.
Updates on the Stormwater Master Plan updating process, i.e., status of the projects, what new problems have been identified and what solutions have been included for recommendation; updates on the stormwater system analysis; findings and recommendations for short term solutions that will help prevent flooding in the next rainy season; long term solutions that are recommended; updates on maintenance that has been completed and the plan for completing the remainder and any new maintenance findings; updates on the stormwater maintenance metrics; and overview of what has been completed in maintenance and infrastructure since 2015.
Supporting Documents:
- MEMO.DUNCAN – 052225 WORKSHOP COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM25-12212.PDF
- 5.22.25 CITY COUNCIL -CM25-12212-STORMWATER MASTER PLAN PRESENTATION BY APPLIED SCIENCES.PPTX
- MEMO.DUNCAN – 082825 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-9549.PDF
- CM25-12212 CITYWIDE SW PLAN 8.28.25 PRESENTATION.PPTX
- MEMO.DUNCAN – 112025 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM25-12212.PDF
- CITY_COUNCIL_PRESENTATION_Q42025_V5_EA.PPTX
- PRESENTATION-17464 BLACK & VEATCH POST HURRICANE ASSESSMENT 11.20.25.PPTX
- MEMO.DUNCAN – 021926 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM25-12212.PDF
- 02.19.26 REG. COUNCIL- STMWR MASTER PLAN UPDATE_TL_EA1.PPTX
Tampa Police Department and Mobility Department to appear in person, to provide the public and City Council a verbal staff report on current initiatives taking place to ensure Ybor City and 7th Avenue are a safe and pedestrian friendly environment; further, following the presentation, City Council to discuss possible options to further enhance safety for the residents and businesses.
Local 754 and Tampa Fire Rescue to provide an in-person report on the responses time for K-Bar Ranch and the budget priorities for FY27.
Supporting Documents:
Staff to provide an in-person report on how many departments would like to participate in the Summer Youth program, and how much money would be needed for 70 total slots.
Supporting Documents:
Staff to return with an in-person report on interdepartmental agreements.
Staff to come back with a draft ordinance on Section 22-103(c)(1), “whether there is no existing sidewalk to which the proposed sidewalk can connect”, and to talk about taking out that provision, and allowing for a provision if there is a sidewalk across the street.
Administration to provide a report on options to address community concerns about sex paraphernalia being displayed where children can readily see and access in retail markets in East Tampa.
– Council to have a discussion on the July 2025 Land Development Code Amendment Cycle and to consider whether to transmit the proposed amendment language to the Planning Commission.
Staff requested to bring a proposed resolution for a code amendment limiting funds in the tree trust fund to Type 1 and Type 2 Trees only.
Staff to present monthly reports, quarterly in-person, otherwise written reports on an update on the status of Station 24 to include reports from Fire Chief Barbara Tripp, Director of Contract Administration Richard Mutterback, and the Project Manager. In addition, this would include updates on the date for a groundbreaking.
Supporting Documents:
- MEMO.TRIPP – 051525 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 062625 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED BY VIERA ITEM 97 06262025.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 071725 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 082825 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 091825 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- CM VIERA MEMO STATION 24 9-17-25.PDF
- TAMPA FIRE STATION 24 OPM COUNCIL UPDATE 18SEP25_FINAL.PDF
- COUNCIL MEMO – 032725 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 041725 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 102325 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 112025 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 121825 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 012226 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
- MEMO.TRIPP – 021926 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-5717.PDF
Staff to present a written report on assistance with establishing a historical marker recognizing the Freedmen’s Bureau, which was located in the City of Tampa on Nebraska Avenue.
Supporting Documents:
Staff to provide a written report on how the team will accelerate the construction completion by a minimum of one month.
Abbye Feeley, Administrator for Development and Economic Opportunity, to appear and report on the Land Development Code Reform Process.
Supporting Documents:
- MEMO.FEELEY – 040325 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 050125 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO..FEELEY – 071725 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 080725 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 090425 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 100925 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 110625 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 012325 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 022025 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- PROJECT TIMELINE SUBMITTED BY ABBYE FEELEY (ITEM 70).PDF
- COUNCIL MEMO – 030625 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – ONBASE ITEM 12618; FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- POWERPOINT PRESENTATION SUBMITTED BY ABBYE FEELEY ITEM 3 CM24-4303.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 010826 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
- 01082026 CC LDC UPDATE – TAMPA FORWARD KEY DATES.PDF
- MEMO.FEELEY – 021926 REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION – FILE NO. CM24-4303.PDF
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