Assistant City Manager at City of New Port Richey
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The board reviewed a request for a Commercial Facade Improvement Grant regarding the installation of a monument sign at 5346 Main Street. Furthermore, the board considered the bid award for the public parking signage project, involving the selection of a contractor for the engineering, fabrication, and installation of new directional and lot identification signage for downtown city-owned parking facilities.
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The City Council conducted a regular meeting covering several legislative and administrative items. Key actions included the approval of special event permits for the Sip-or-Treat Fall Wine Walk, the Cotee River Bike Fest, and the Mayor's Kickball Tournament. The Council addressed various ordinances, including amendments to open container regulations, conveyance of surplus city property, and Future Land Use Map amendments. Furthermore, the meeting involved the review and approval of the FY 2026-27 Utility Rate and Fee Schedule, re-appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and the re-appointment of the City Attorney. The Council also authorized a grant agreement for a Watershed Master Plan and approved a transition to the Florida Municipal Insurance Trust for property and casualty insurance coverage.
The City Council meeting covered various legislative and administrative items. Key actions included the approval of multiple ordinances regarding surplus property conveyance, Future Land Use Map amendments, and new regulations prohibiting open alcohol containers in the Railroad Square area. The Council denied a rezoning request for Missouri Avenue property and approved the FY 2026-27 Utility Rate and Fee Schedule. Additional business included the appointment of members to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, the approval of a contract amendment for the City Attorney, and the adoption of the Comprehensive Fee Schedule for the upcoming fiscal year. Furthermore, the Council authorized the bid award for the James E Grey Preserve Restroom Upgrades, the execution of a grant agreement for a Watershed Master Plan, and a transition to the Florida Municipal Insurance Trust for property and casualty insurance.
The City Council conducted a regular meeting to review various municipal items, including updates on a skate park design concept, storm surge resiliency, and solid waste services. Key actions included approving the first reading of an ordinance regarding utility rates and a second reading for parking enforcement amendments. The Council reviewed appointments for the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, Land Development Review Board, and Flood Risk and Preparedness Public Information Committee. Furthermore, the Council authorized a salary market adjustment for the City Manager, approved several bid awards for infrastructure projects, and discussed potential CDBG-DR project funding concepts.
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