Amanda Lomneck

This document, an overview map and component of the City of Lake Wales Comprehensive Plan, provides detailed geographical information on various NRCS soil types and mineral locations within the city limits. It lists specific soil descriptions and emphasizes its utility for general mapping purposes, contributing to the foundational data for comprehensive planning.

This document, a component of the City of Lake Wales Comprehensive Plan, focuses on the Transportation Element. It details existing and planned transportation infrastructure, including arterial and collector roadways, trails, railways, and intermodal facilities, indicating both current status and future developments up to 2035. The plan provides a geographical overview of the city's transportation network and related property parcels within Polk County, Florida.

This Comprehensive Plan for the City of Lake Wales outlines the strategic direction for development through 2040. It encompasses future land use, transportation enhancements, housing needs, public facilities, conservation of natural resources, recreation and open space provisions, intergovernmental coordination, capital improvements, and historic preservation. The plan aims to manage growth, optimize resource utilization, and improve the quality of life for its residents over a 20-year planning horizon.

This comprehensive plan for the City of Lake Wales, Polk County, Florida, serves as a guiding document for the city's development. It incorporates detailed geographical information, including water bodies, Floridian Recharge Rates, and Digital Elevation Model values, to inform planning decisions. The plan also specifically includes a Utilities Element.

The City Commission agenda includes the presentation of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2025, and various board appointments for the Airport Authority, Housing Authority, and Library Board. Consent items cover infrastructure improvements, specifically a change order for the removal of railroad infrastructure on Market Street and funding for lighting at the Hunt Brothers Complex. New business items involve multiple public hearings on ordinances related to Library Impact Fees, zoning and land use map amendments for the Hickory Ridge development, and enhanced maintenance standards for the Downtown Historic Overlay District. Additionally, the commission will consider a resolution for the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments.