Winter Park City Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting featured a community presentation regarding the Rollins College Annie Russell Theater and reports on the Integrated Resource Program, the GFOA Triple Crown Award, Fire Department facility updates, and the Micromobility Ordinance. The commission reviewed investment policies concerning cryptocurrency, approved various piggyback and professional services contracts, and authorized a merit increase for the City Manager. Public hearings were held regarding a budget amendment ordinance, a loan authorization for wastewater projects, a recodification ordinance, and a requested comprehensive plan amendment for a lot split on Lake Osceola, which was tabled for further consideration.
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A proposed (City Manager's recommended) budget for the City of Winter Park for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted to the City Commission for consideration.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting
City Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting involved the adoption of the FY 2027 budget and millage rates, alongside approvals for water and wastewater rate adjustments and changes to the city fee schedule for parking and micromobility fines. The Commission authorized an annexation for 915 North Wymore Road and approved a paid parking pilot program for Dinky Dock and Baldwin Park. Discussions were held regarding a conditional use request for a property on East Morse Boulevard, which was tabled for future consideration. Additionally, the Commission recognized National Drive Electric Month, received a presentation from the Winter Park Benefit Shop, and adopted a resolution advocating for the expanded use of tourism development taxes.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Historic Preservation Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed a request from the Winter Park Day Nursery for an addition and renovations to their existing facility, including a certificate of review, site plans, and tree removal considerations. The board also addressed non-action items regarding the potential demolition of a home, finalized ideas for code updates and incentives for a joint work session with the Commission, and heard staff updates.
