Finance Department Buildout 2026
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 23, 2026
Work includes remodel of the finance department office space.
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Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 23, 2026
Work includes remodel of the finance department office space.
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Census ID
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161694
Employee FTE
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159.6
Population
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8,553
Procurement Hell Score
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70 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of St. Pete Beach
The meeting included the approval of an agenda and a discussion regarding ordinance 2026-18, which addresses elevated equipment encroachment for residential properties. The Planning Board found this ordinance consistent with the St. Pete Beach Comprehensive Plan and recommended it to the city commission. Additionally, the Board engaged in a discussion regarding stormwater concurrency, focusing on the lack of a current watershed management master plan and the potential for establishing new standards for stormwater retention and detention in development projects.
The committee held a meeting to discuss additions to the agenda, including the regulation of signage on the beach, issues surrounding the sign ordinance, trespass and the customary use doctrine, a review of the committee's role in city decisions, and concerns regarding shark fishing on the beach. Members discussed the process for getting items on the agenda and coordinating with staff and city commission priorities. The committee ultimately moved to modify the agenda to include these four discussion topics.
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The Special Magistrate conducted hearings on several code enforcement cases. Topics included a property with unauthorized living space on the ground floor where the owner was directed to come into compliance; a permit violation case involving Roman Invest Group Florida LLC which resulted in assessed daily fines; and a status hearing regarding historical and current evidence of materials stored on the property for Plaza Beach Motel LLC.
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