City Council Of The City Of Punta Gorda Joint Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda focused on a joint session with the Utility Advisory Board to discuss the Fiscal Year 2027-2031 Utilities Capital Improvements Program and the Utilities Operations Budget. Key topics included proposed ordinance revisions for golf cart operations, the establishment of an Auditor Selection Committee, and a resolution to set a proposed millage rate. The agenda also covered various lease agreements, professional service invoices, status updates on multiple funds (Sanitation, Building, Gas Tax, Marina, Special Use), and award approvals for engineering services, water main improvements, and network upgrades. Additionally, board vacancies were announced for the Building Board, Burnt Store Isles Canal Advisory Committee, and the Code Enforcement Board.
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The City Council meeting included several proclamations and awards: the designation of Donate Life Month, National Telecommunicators Week, Parliamentary Law Month, and recognition for the 1% sales tax committee and city staff. Additionally, staff members were recognized for their contributions and expertise, specifically the utilities department's water treatment plant which received the 2025 Water Plant Operations Excellence Award, and the IT department for receiving the 2026 Engage Innovation Award. The meeting also included public input from an applicant for a board position and comments regarding the Peace River Wildlife Center.
Mar 30, 2026·Board meeting
Utility Advisory Board Meeting
The board discussed several utility-related matters, including a review of wastewater credit policies, the award of a contract for sewage equalization tank maintenance, and water supply options, specifically prioritizing the Peace River supply agreement. Staff reported on successful state revolving fund applications for drinking water and wastewater projects and discussed potential alternative water supply from Alico Citrus ponds. Additionally, the board recognized recent excellence awards for the water plant, reviewed severe drought conditions, and discussed the implementation of modified phase three water shortage restrictions, including compliance and enforcement procedures. The meeting also addressed a GIS-driven workflow for meter readings and progress on AMI activities.
