Commercial Rental of Beach Equipment Franchise Agreement (Request for Proposals)
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Aug 31, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Commercial Rental of Beach Equipment Franchise Agreement.
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Posted
Aug 31, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Commercial Rental of Beach Equipment Franchise Agreement.
Posted
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Sep 15, 2026
Project description the project consists of constructing two new ada-compliant public beach walkovers at the following locations: elm avenue walkover: approx. 50 ft long by 6 ft wide. Height maximum 24" spring avenue walkover: approx. 75 ft long by 6 feet wide. Height maximum 40" the dimensions provided are for general reference only and are intended to assist bidders in understanding the approx. Size of each project.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Anna Maria
The board discussed several variance requests, including applications for pool construction at 308 Hardin Avenue and 314 Hardin Avenue, which involved lot coverage and setback issues. A text amendment to Chapter 90 regarding internal traffic circulation and variance processes was reviewed. Additionally, the board considered a request for a mixed-use development at 305 Pine Avenue, which required variances for access, signage, and fencing. The board also received updates on the city's parking study and held a workshop regarding off-street parking requirements.
The Commission addressed several items including the revision of the JPI building department contract to return to a percentage-based compensation model and the RFP for solid waste services, specifically maintaining side-door trash collection for residents. Updates were provided on capital projects, including swale maintenance, seawall construction, and pier reconstruction. Additionally, the Mayor updated the Commission on building remediation projects, waterway buoys, and upcoming local events.
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The City Commission held a workshop to discuss the ordinance governing commercial activity on the beach. Key discussion topics included the history of the ordinance, guidance from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Erosion Control Line, and observations of commercial rental setups. Commissioners also deliberated on policy issues such as implementing annual registration fees, establishing setup times, defining density limitations, determining penalties for violations, and potential expansion of permitted zones.
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