Jessica Carter

The meeting included an Arbor Day Proclamation, discussion regarding Tennis Pro Florida, LLC, and Years of Service Awards. Consent items included approval of the December 14, 2020 Regular Meeting Minutes, award of bid for the Airfield Rotating Beacon, amendment to the Public Transportation Grant Agreement, renaming Simons Road to "Old Simons Road", and award of bid for Overcoating Concrete Reclaim Water Ground Storage Tank. A public hearing was held for the second reading of Ordinance No. 1411-21 regarding rezoning of real property. Reports were given by the City Clerk, Planning Director, City Manager, and City Attorney. The council also discussed ranking and approval of 2021 Appropriation Requests and vacation of right-of-way for CBD Real Estate, LLC.

The meeting included discussion and consideration of several items. These included the reappointment of board members, a piggyback agreement for gravity line lining with Hinterland Group, Inc., and a piggyback agreement for the repair of Well No. 3 with A.C. Schultes. The council also addressed a resolution related to height in the Zephyr Commons Shopping Center and reviewed staff reports for Zephyr Lakes Phase 4B and Autumn Palm Villas Comprehensive Plan Amendment & Rezoning. Additionally, the 2020 Audit Report was presented, and an ordinance regarding solar energy system standards was discussed.

The meeting included discussion of the City Manager's Annual Evaluation Summary, a B.R.W. Reclaim Water Line Extension Agreement, and Resolution 779-21 concerning an SRF Loan for Reclaim Water Extension. The council also addressed Ordinance No. 1418-21 regarding solar energy system standards and Ordinance No. 1419-21, which involves a small-scale future land use map amendment. Additionally, the council discussed the approval of the proposed millage rate for FY 21-22.

The meeting included a presentation on the Sarah Vande Berg Tennis Center, consideration of an interlocal reclaim water system agreement with Pasco County, and a FDOT beautification maintenance memorandum of agreement for 5th Avenue renewal. Also on the agenda was a professional services agreement with American Infrastructure Development, Inc. (AID). The council discussed a small scale future land use map amendment and considered a resolution authorizing participation in a joint meeting of the Municipal Association of Pasco. They also reviewed an ordinance amending the city's code regarding the recovery of court costs and consultants, received a CivicClerk Agenda Software Training, and got a FY 21-22 Budget Update.

The City Council amended the schedule of fees for the rental of hangars and other fees connected to aviation and non-aviation services at the Zephyrhills Municipal Airport. The changes include modifying rental rates, removing various fees, and providing provisions for additional services. The fees are set reasonably for the mid-Florida region and the actual costs of performing the related administrative functions and services.