Lida Mansfield

The Lake Mary Fire Department's 2022-2027 Strategic Plan is designed to enhance the quality of life for the citizens through five key strategic priorities: firefighter health and safety, program fiscal responsibility, community risk reduction, organizational performance measures and accreditation, and succession planning, career pathing, and credentialing. These priorities are executed through 21 SMART goals, with participation from all department members, city leadership, business partnerships, and customer surveys.

The agenda includes discussion on extraordinary circumstances for trustees joining electronically, election of chair, actuary reports (including default calculation, actuarial confirmation of state money, and a proposed fee increase), investment reports (including manager reports and a market overview), attorney reports (including annual form 1 filing), administrator reports (including signature authorization and death search process updates), plan financials (including interim financial statements, warrant approvals, and budget reports), benefit approvals, other business, additional reports, and public comments.

The Planning & Zoning Board meeting agenda includes a review of the draft minutes from March 8, 2022, citizen participation, and public participation process. New business items include several rezoning requests: 2022-LU-01 for a comprehensive plan amendment creating a Water Supply Plan; 2022-RZ-03 for rezoning property at 419 W. Lakeview Ave.; 2022-RZ-02 for rezoning property at the southeast corner of E. Lake Mary Ave. and N. 4th St.; and 2022-RZ-01 for rezoning property at the northeast corner of E. Wilbur Ave. and Second St. The agenda also includes reports from the Community Development Director and other members.

The meeting included the approval of minutes from previous workshops and meetings. Key discussion points involved the retirement and sale of K-9 Rex, a rezoning request for property located at the northwest corner of W. Lake Mary Blvd. and Crystal Dr., a modification to City Code Chapter 157.14 regarding tree removal, site plan approval for TLC Electronics, a disaster debris site agreement with Seminole County, and a school resource officer agreement with the Seminole County School Board. A report on the condition of tennis courts at the Tennis Club was also received.

The meeting included updates from the Lake Mary Little League, a proclamation for National IT Professionals Day, and special recognition for Shawn Anastasia and Donnie Mathis. Public hearings were held for Ordinance No. 1672 (FY 2023 Millage Rate) and Ordinance No. 1673 (FY 2023 Budget), both of which were approved. Resolution No. 1052, adjusting solid waste collection rates, was also approved. A public hearing was held for Ordinance No. 1675, a rezoning request, which was approved on first reading. Finally, the commission authorized the purchase of a new police vehicle and declared the old one surplus.