Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Regular And Land Use Meeting
The meeting focused on administrative and community development business. Significant agenda items included authorization of subrecipient agreements with the Sheriff's Office and Charlotte Behavioral Health Center regarding regional opioid funds, approvals for multiple procurement contracts such as the Manasota Key and South Beach Fill Hurricane Recovery Project, and the Anger Fishing Pier design. Additionally, the Board considered resolutions for property acquisitions for bridge improvements and addressed public hearings concerning ordinances for electric bicycles and Tourist Development Council bylaws. Land use matters included petitions for street vacations and legislative amendments to the future land use and property rights elements to address government-created nonconformities.
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Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners Agenda
The meeting agenda focuses on the Utilities Department Quarterly Update, covering several key topics including the Punta Gorda Utilities update, a fiscal status report, and a general utilities update. Furthermore, the board will review a projects update, the Burnt Store Water Reclamation Facility expansion, a presentation on a water use calculator, and a discussion regarding a realignment initiative.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board of County Commissioners Regular And Land Use Meeting
The meeting encompassed a wide array of administrative and regulatory actions, including multiple proclamations and employee recognitions. The board addressed various consent items such as budget adjustments for emergency generators, non-profit funding agreements, and contract renewals for infrastructure and technology services. Regular agenda discussions focused on updates to sales tax projects, e-bike regulations, and utility connection mandates. Several public hearings were conducted regarding the adoption of the Capital Improvement Program, policies for county-owned affordable housing property, speed limit modifications, and parking prohibitions on specific rights-of-way. Additionally, land use matters were reviewed, including amendments to future land use maps and rezoning petitions for commercial and resource extraction sites.
Sep 22, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Charlotte County Capital Improvement Program 2027-2032
A 6-year capital improvement program for Charlotte County, Florida, covering fiscal years 2027 through 2032. The plan addresses building and facility infrastructure, general government, landscape, infrastructure maintenance, park, roadway and sidewalk, technology, utility, and infrastructure compliance projects, funded through a variety of sources including ad valorem taxes, impact fees, sales tax extensions, gas taxes, and utility fees.
