Thomas Cook

This document outlines the Fiscal Year 2025 goals and objectives for Palm Springs CRA. The strategic pillars include expanding economic development opportunities through financial incentives and property redevelopment, enhancing branding, identity, and placemaking, providing comprehensive redevelopment support, and upgrading transportation and infrastructure. Key initiatives involve achieving higher property valuations, acquiring blighted properties, developing a vision for the 'South Village', investing in board member development, showcasing properties, supporting land regulation changes, implementing enhanced code enforcement, and upgrading sanitary sewer systems.

The committee reviewed and discussed several agenda items, including the minutes from a previous meeting, completed infrastructure surtax projects for FY 2020, and the FY 2020 Infrastructure Surtax Projects Annual Report. The committee also discussed proposed new infrastructure surtax projects for FY 2021, confirming their consistency with the Village's Resolution, PBC's Sales Tax Ordinance, and State Law. Projects under consideration included police department building expansion design and engineering, Sago Palm Park improvements, Lakewood Garden Park playground shade structure installation, and Pathway Park expansion engineering and construction costs.

The agenda includes a public hearing for a variance request concerning the minimum landscape buffer width for a Burger King location. Additionally, there is a resolution for a site plan amendment, also pertaining to the Burger King on South Military Trail. The board will also discuss other business items before adjourning.

The agenda includes a motion to approve a request for a preliminary plat to subdivide a multifamily property into single-family lots, consistent with the site plan approved by the Village council. Additionally, there are motions to approve a Site Plan Amendment and Special Exception Use for Ministerio Monte Hermon, allowing the conversion of warehouse space into a church/place of worship. The agenda also features a motion to approve a Minor Site Development Plan for Moya Construction, involving the renovation of an existing commercial property. Furthermore, there is a motion to approve a Site Plan Amendment and Special Exception Use for the Church of Jesus Christ (Apostolic) Inc., to allow the conversion of a residential structure into a place of worship.

The agenda includes approval of meeting minutes from November 1, 2018, completed infrastructure surtax projects for FY 2019, the FY 2019 infrastructure surtax projects annual report, and proposed new infrastructure surtax projects for FY 2020, ensuring consistency with the Village's Resolution, PBC's Sales Tax Ordinance, and State Law. Projects involve public works, parks and recreation, and community improvements.