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1) Appointments — Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee
- Motion: Appoint Jennifer Rembis as a regular member of the Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (one vacancy).
- Outcome: Approved (voice vote).

2) Appointments — Board of Adjustment
- Motion: Approve Michael Donahue and Karen Michalski to two regular vacancies on the Board of Adjustment.
- Outcome: Approved (voice vote).

3) Consent agenda
- Motion: Approve consent agenda (includes purchase of police radios among other routine items).
- Outcome: Approved (voice vote).

4) Resolution — Morris Bridge Road transfer (with FDOT)
- Motion: Approve resolution adopting the roadway transfer agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation for Morris Bridge Road.
- Outcome: Approved (unanimous voice vote).

5) Resolution — FY2025 budget amendments
- Motion: Approve resolution adopting amendments to the fiscal year 2025 budget to carry forward encumbered FY2024 items into FY2025.
- Outcome: Approved (unanimous voice vote).

6) Ordinance — Trespass on public property (first reading)
- Motion: Approve first public hearing and first reading of an ordinance creating Article 5, trespassing, under Chapter 16 and adding Section 16‑101 (trespass on public property) with an appeals process to the city manager.
- Outcome: Approved on first reading; second reading/public hearing set for Feb. 4, 2025.

7) Ordinance 1577 — Planned development amendment (second reading)
- Motion: Approve on second reading Ordinance 1577 modifying a planned development zoning classification for RZP 24/02 (11714 N. 58th St. and 11801 N. 56th St.) with listed conditions.
- Outcome: Approved (second reading adopted).

8) Ordinance 1578 — Land development code amendment (fences)
- Motion: Continue second reading and second public hearing on Ordinance 1578 regarding fence regulation and business impact study to Feb. 4, 2025.
- Outcome: Continued to Feb. 4, 2025.

9) Appointments — mayoral committee assignments
- Motion: Approve mayor’s proposed annual council appointments to various county and regional boards and city committees.
- Outcome: Approved (voice vote).

Votes recorded in the meeting transcript indicate unanimous approval on all recorded actions. When individual “aye” votes were not read aloud, the meeting recorded “Aye” and “No nays.”","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Temple Terrace City Council Meeting 1-21-25","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of formal council actions taken Jan. 21, including appointments, resolutions, ordinances and continuances.","taxTitle","City of Temple Terrace, Hillsborough County, Florida","taxId",70992,"location","Florida","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6378654,"Public works updates: ARPA projects, paving, sidewalks and Riverfront Parcels public meeting set for Jan. 23",766,3119000,3885000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c&start=3119&end=3885","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c/thumbnail_3119000.jpg","/articles/6378654/Florida/Public-works-updates-ARPA-projects-paving-sidewalks-and-Riverfront-Parcels-public-meeting-set-for-Jan-23","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6378654-d636a75608fcbf440d90ba6799f1f589/orig.mp4?Expires=1776536981&Signature=Ob-hpSZ2YLyWCnLkvh-mrSPYSxX4xs76KIua~wCRv30cL1HDtiE15Zv2NuNpZBadIosOiFaU-1TCahZ0ZVMO2c79lI5TBk1ljDeUzSx7vS~p2aIEaX5WnNM2HsScmgZfpgWGma7wbn8IkMgO5yocZw9Rp8y2pio0ZjFRwxyA5Gi6mLicE5hbRvuMilOYs5CPksmqCNOGFPShLxBV7hIT1ZroVaNakyHVUn5nFXMtSzxzgjlMf~8mKTYfmf3hv32atSCu~34nOzmIXqQv03hm4C86RnyWhNpoVk97twN4EiHskTJo~9wQETfzDGDcWWvp8gZkpPXDEHccSwwoFP3fUw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City staff provided a status update on capital projects, including ARPA-funded stormwater, lift-station and service-center projects, recent and upcoming paving work, sidewalk repairs and school‑zone beacon installations.

Public Works Director Jason Warrenfeldt said four ARPA projects are active: Bregurban stormwater improvements (work scheduled to start within weeks), Mabel River Hills structures arriving in early February, rehabilitation of the East A 127th lift station (equipment sourcing underway), and the Whiteway service center (60% plans under DRC review). Warrenfeldt said the ARPA projects are encumbered and on timelines compatible with federal requirements.

Warrenfeldt also reviewed recent paving and street repairs, noting some issues with a recent Saint Augustine resurfacing that staff plans to have the contractor correct. He said line striping and sidewalk grinding work is ongoing across neighborhoods and that school‑zone beacons have been installed at several locations.

Leisure Services Director Carl Langfield invited the public to a Jan. 23, 6 p.m. meeting at the Omar K. Lightfoot Center for a Halff & Associates presentation of 30% design plans for the Riverfront Parcels (the Riverside Parcels design and engineering contract was approved last summer). Langfield said the design team has completed surveys and expects to present renderings and solicit public feedback; preliminary estimates put a potential construction start in early 2026 if schedules align.

Council members asked about timelines, the status of the Rec Center roadway design and the South River Hills wooden pedestrian bridge; staff said funds for the bridge repair/replacement were budgeted and the project may be coordinated with park design depending on outcomes of current planning work.","Public Works and Parks staff updated the council on ARPA-funded infrastructure projects, street resurfacing and sidewalk repairs, and announced a public meeting Jan. 23 to show 30% design plans for the Riverfront Parcels; staff said ARPA projects are on schedule for required timelines.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6378658,"Council approves planned development amendment for 56th/58th Street site; developer to submit final site plan",583,2915000,3498000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c&start=2915&end=3498","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c/thumbnail_2915000.jpg","/articles/6378658/Florida/Council-approves-planned-development-amendment-for-56th58th-Street-site-developer-to-submit-final-site-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6378658-4dd1a014b52925fe7cb107b567f24787/orig.mp4?Expires=1776536981&Signature=VhgJdo2HJukMU5XaC2mZ5AdL2SppyJ1pscSEsf4gNt78XsyO8AfhWveMC0GEoiYrnZ7FCGWif94hyQl3IA-WVesYuN8yjYkSIMzdeFIQXkDrOGZd-wqshMVIl0h3zzR3OhMkSd4CzxXNkd6ec0vlu9XeOc3WRr8SsWWLIozOxK9APq-V76YuK6sPWY20r1~k~RyKwf821XuV4IBkOvBJRke6JwnsJ7~2HZA0yo182~Irr2i8m5c6IfctWnbo3QMUZ8d5uKfiupuhYOUDTch4vfD63gZ6mbijGTxsQAjP-MNgiA7OTvZUZPo9m6DEb6zGlSu4l-OfAdFcXz~wPyy0nQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City Council on Jan. 21 voted to adopt Ordinance 1577, a planned development amendment for about 3.54 acres north of East Fowler Avenue (addresses 11801 N. 56th St. and 11714 N. 58th St.), approving an amended master plan for two buildings with expanded square footage and updated site materials.

City planner Miranda Anaya summarized the revisions: Building 1 was increased to a two‑story structure of roughly 21,000 square feet for restaurant use; Building 2 increased to about 23,300 square feet for retail, office and restaurant. The applicant requested deviations including reducing bicycle parking from 24 spaces to 20 and vehicle parking from 232 to 195 spaces; staff had no objection and both the Planning Commission and the Development Review Committee recommended approval.

Todd Pressman, representing the applicant, told the council the project replaces an unoccupied restaurant building and represents a significant improvement from the site’s prior condition. Anaya said the approval includes seven conditions; the applicant modified plans to include outdoor balcony seating and renderings in response to the first reading.

The ordinance passed on second reading; the applicant must submit a final site plan that conforms to the approved master plan before moving to building permits.","On second reading the council approved a planned development amendment (RZP 24/02) for roughly 3.54 acres north of Fowler Avenue allowing two larger mixed-use buildings; final site plan and conditions remain part of the approval process.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6378663,"Council approves first reading of trespass-on-public-property ordinance, adds formal appeals process",1141,2462000,3603000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c&start=2462&end=3603","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c/thumbnail_2462000.jpg","/articles/6378663/Florida/Council-approves-first-reading-of-trespass-on-public-property-ordinance-adds-formal-appeals-process","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6378663-466b5546170008e126bb2899e9e782bd/orig.mp4?Expires=1776536981&Signature=QfgC7tpAlLtEenO1ufor~rNNxjxiN51KDbk-gk7UgoZYdUJTbJ8kgJynA3pgtKEcqtqD424zUsoVcOXBjGeC5Ty1L2AeoUgYkgc0jWh6k~~RsG9U0YsvznxWvJ2Ps0Cij86MmNOvAZrHAm-3~amX5Sx0kUGjkXDnTnG5riwruRdXIX2JQG01k-imJS8tORfO9T78XZZRN9Zx-bWQELq9ycNegCRdWMA4no4RUFClfcf3zx8vST08FAOwMINom6gxMHj0knhQFn1MMeHk2v~GXTf1jyzd6BbRSE2qjK1mV8KwkWIry9jfzJ7EHRkTsngUfqrlcnGSqGfzyn4odE6ALw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City Council on Jan. 21 approved on first reading an ordinance creating Article 5 (Trespassing) under Chapter 16 of the City Code and adding Section 16‑101, which authorizes trespass warnings on public property and establishes an administrative appeal process to the city manager.

Deputy City Attorney Ernie Mueller said the ordinance “reaffirm[s] the city's right to issue a trespass warning to someone on public or city property for a period of 1 year” and, importantly, creates a process for a person issued such a warning to appeal to the city manager. Mueller described elements the ordinance will set out, including where to file an appeal, hearing scheduling, timelines for a decision and rules governing notice.

Police Chief Ken Albana told the council the draft largely mirrors current practice on private property and gives staff discretion so that “an indiscretion or a mistake in one location” does not automatically ban someone from all city facilities. Albana said officers already issue trespass warnings when staff exhaust other options and that the new ordinance’s principal change is the formal appeals mechanism.

Council members asked whether a trespass from one park would bar entry to other parks and whether staff could vary the length of warnings. Mueller said the ordinance as drafted ties a trespass warning to the specific property where the conduct occurred but the city manager, through the appeals process, could rescind or shorten a warning. He also said he would work with police on possible drafting changes to address systems such as multiple park locations.

The ordinance cleared first reading and will return for a second reading and public hearing Feb. 4, 2025.","On first reading the council approved an ordinance establishing a trespass-on-public-property section in the city code and formalizing an appeal process to the city manager; the measure clarifies that trespass warnings generally target the specific property where conduct occurred and may last up to one year.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":104,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6378667,"Temple Terrace council adopts fiscal 2025 budget amendments to carry over unfinished 2024 projects",481,1981000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c&start=1981&end=2462","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c/thumbnail_1981000.jpg","/articles/6378667/Florida/Temple-Terrace-council-adopts-fiscal-2025-budget-amendments-to-carry-over-unfinished-2024-projects","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6378667-92ff40cb616e350276f50fb6a4b3d548/orig.mp4?Expires=1776536981&Signature=QnXWqRpxH6pN0338GmkLUtkl1dRmSfa65VGLc2X1vqeN1~07DRnQpeoLTlveqP26sGwWeGkRNKyAQfjVowk6IEBQvbThypa6vJdD~DZaNx-mwuG1NbtWUaKkyISn9VtldsYpDZV-Kdl-5rCPebPPN1CrKV9iQ0v4seHyRtWNA3GGryURswDDJAAjHvHLtbvTb7YGj3T8zmEPynulf2GlD4GRHILZaOPRui~lgiEW-~Y-QFNSKw0wJOdadcmmbgCqHxOn1SNi6pGtbaEzpHI2I~74FGq9SD81uDHuRjFtdtD8fluB2ylo3arerh75a13cE-GQLtMYvPvhczQNIVMFmQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City Council on Jan. 21 approved a resolution to amend the fiscal year 2025 budget and carry forward balances for purchase orders and projects that were encumbered but not completed in fiscal 2024.

Finance Director Jim Ingram explained the adjustments cover items already approved in the FY2024 budget that remained unspent at the Sept. 30 year end. Exhibit 1 in the staff report itemizes purchase order numbers, vendors and remaining balances. Ingram summarized aggregate carryover totals by fund, including: General Fund $248,502; an Emergency Operations Center state grant $458,000; Street Improvement Fund $454,256; Community Investment Tax Fund $1,588,557; Tax Increment Fund $323,067; Water and Sewer utility and related funds with multiple items including a $7,000,000 ARPA designation for the new building and several other water/sewer funds with balances noted in the staff report.

Council Member Fernandez asked whether the amendment simply moves previously approved 2024 items into the 2025 budget; Ingram confirmed that these were approved in 2024 but not expended and thus require carryover so they can be spent in 2025. Council and staff discussed ARPA deadlines; the city manager said ARPA funds were encumbered by the state deadline and projects are progressing.

After questions, council voted to adopt the resolution. Ingram said he does not anticipate a second carryover amendment for the 2024 year.","Council approved a resolution to amend the fiscal year 2025 budget to carry forward balances for projects and purchase orders that were encumbered but not completed by Sept. 30, 2024, across multiple funds including General Fund, Community Investment Tax and several utility funds.",{"_33":124,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":125,"_41":126,"_43":127,"_45":128,"_47":129,"_49":130,"_51":131,"_53":132,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":133,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":134,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6378672,"Temple Terrace council approves Morris Bridge Road transfer from FDOT; city to assume maintenance",408,1498000,1906000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c&start=1498&end=1906","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2137185-917eff80875c12cd06bd68940ac6901c/thumbnail_1498000.jpg","/articles/6378672/Florida/Temple-Terrace-council-approves-Morris-Bridge-Road-transfer-from-FDOT-city-to-assume-maintenance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6378672-3233f8d63726433e6796b6cffa0ad305/orig.mp4?Expires=1776536981&Signature=NL5C6bkAkQmb2CISHzQkfXz9RqO6DGMVHPVz6fW5hbqHkEVMSolvhcWiFgnHn09jMY8P1JIu14TL1BgFNqZ-3e0CKIE1fR3bS-EQMdT~z5tkh6YZWEERiY6iPFdzJV9ppzI3S3WY1ek~B~rVE7DmR6Z~eQ70DiSQfl4ipd6BIPfdOvJxM5poc7s2Fxw-PTD26LAMfcKY5jzGXbySUyFPTiesKOTzs-g3Ssl7Own5A9OzVo2iQxUE7YKcH62G6SH70cOTdix0T3MhQlRJt7YY957S9OHPPIL458iTZ6-4MWoXqCxz349Y5n7yCItT2yB~CBDdN-fJCJoO-XLfV9eVBA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Temple Terrace on Jan. 21 approved a resolution to accept maintenance responsibility for Morris Bridge Road following a transfer agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation.

City Engineer Brian McCarthy told the council FDOT will resurface the roadway, make safety improvements and add a widened multiuse path on the west side before the city assumes maintenance. “Essentially, the city isn’t purchasing the right of way, but is accepting the maintenance responsibility of this roadway,” McCarthy said.

Under the agreement, FDOT will continue to maintain a bridge over Cow House Creek within the transfer segment; the city will maintain the roadway and adjacent rights-of-way, including mowing and other landscape upkeep. McCarthy said FDOT’s resurfacing should delay city resurfacing needs for “20 or 30 years,” though restriping may be needed earlier.

Council members asked whether the city may make future changes such as adding sidewalks, lighting or golf-cart paths; McCarthy replied the road will be a city-local road and such changes would be under city control, while bridge improvements would require FDOT review. On maintenance costs, staff said routine upkeep will be absorbed within existing street/road maintenance budgets.

Council members and the mayor also noted the transfer supports possible strategic annexation in the area by making certain corridors contiguous with city limits. After discussion, the council voted to approve the resolution.

A sunset or effective date for the transfer was not specified during the meeting.","City Council approved a resolution accepting maintenance responsibility for Morris Bridge Road from the Florida Department of Transportation; FDOT will resurface the road and construct a multiuse path before the transfer, and will retain responsibility for one bridge.","actionData","errors"]

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