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Kelly Seeley, speaking for SVDP’s Joe Latina Center Food Pantry and Garden, told the council the pantry serves the 33617 and 33637 ZIP codes, is almost entirely volunteer run, and has seen demand nearly double over the past year. \"We are a non profit food pantry led by Jesus Christ,\" Seeley said, describing volunteers as \"amazing angels\" and noting collaborations with Feeding America, local grocers and churches.

Seeley summarized services the pantry provides beyond food boxes: limited rent and utility assistance (water bills for Temple Terrace residents were noted specifically), bus passes and gas cards when funds allow, a homeless outreach partnership, volunteer nursing support for screenings, and a two‑acre organic garden that recently won a Hillsborough County Fair 2022 Harvest Award. She said SVDP also runs holiday programs that supply Thanksgiving turkeys and Christmas gifts when donations fall short.

The pantry requested the city's help publicizing services and visiting the pantry: \"St. Vincent de Paul would be honored to be able to partner with the city of Temple Terrace to get the word out about this wonderful service providing much needed assistance to our Temple Terrace neighbors in need,\" Seeley said.

Council members thanked the presenter and encouraged staff coordination. City staff did not commit funding at the meeting; Seeley said the pantry is funded primarily by community donations and occasional grants from local foundations and churches.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Temple Terrace City Council Meeting 11-5-22","oneSentenceSummary","Saint Vincent de Paul pantry representatives described nearly 40 years of service, rising need in the 33617/33637 ZIP codes, volunteer programs including a community garden, and requested partnership with the City of Temple Terrace to raise awareness and support.","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},6095403,"Temple Terrace Council votes to ask Hillsborough County to extend its tenant bill-of-rights to the city",2553,1212000,3765000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838353-af375bccbb8f0d6a16117c7510851de9&start=1212&end=3765","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838353-af375bccbb8f0d6a16117c7510851de9/thumbnail_1212000.jpg","/articles/6095403/Florida/Temple-Terrace-Council-votes-to-ask-Hillsborough-County-to-extend-its-tenant-bill-of-rights-to-the-city","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095403-65eca7475dc4cc34f0a6b80738f4c5ee/orig.mp4?Expires=1775399600&Signature=UoDXiYs5~dKbEZuX8FX1EhQkqWDKBMNwWVrsG1XtnZi2NFDtEC~uytfKCxcRy495X~gz4PruzVDBAOW6iLhpqzjXketl6wcbI9l-GT~TplMNgb6r8dU--XW2A3oobR0FMQHThbUpEoYpJQhpDa3XEShCrGk4fQYZiUk4L2YJgsWVpBeDo8heEpS7TANircw2HjFpc-Cb0b8XdVvyltw~ZMaYP~iwhDbWvGQqAKxI9LqWBMRRkZfJAm5bIPYS1e12g~cVk-AjKlSah1O7B9n9fvl15ATC2FFQY0vnr9tf0dhwn9zYkk-pjJ5hYtn5ZxrgpmYuP6h8cE40VQkPIPqcPA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Temple Terrace City Council voted to ask Hillsborough County to apply its tenant bill-of-rights ordinance to the city and directed staff to send a formal letter requesting inclusion, with an explicit request for a 90-day lead-in before county enforcement would begin.

City Manager Carlos Bellia summarized the county ordinance and told the council it contains two principal elements: a required notice-of-rights that landlords must give prospective and current tenants and a non-discrimination provision requiring landlords to consider lawful sources of income, such as Section 8 vouchers. \"The ordinance that the county has...basically has two elements to it,\" Bellia said, explaining required notices, limits on advertising that excludes legal income sources and the county's role in enforcement.

Members of the public spoke both for and against the county ordinance at the council meeting. Eric Kravitz, a Temple Terrace resident and landlord, said most of the county text focuses on landlord notice requirements and estimated the compliance cost to an individual landlord at about \"$10 a month.\" Multiple residents and stakeholders urged caution and more study; other speakers and council members cited rising rents and housing shortages as reasons to join county enforcement rather than try to enforce a local ordinance without dedicated staff.

Mayor Ross framed the issue in the county and regional context, noting rising rents, workforce housing pressure and increased family homelessness countywide. \"This ordinance doesn't establish rent controls,\" Ross said, adding the county ordinance requires notice (for example, 60 days for rent increases greater than 5%) and does not change Chapter 83 eviction procedures. The mayor urged that joining the county ordinance would align Temple Terrace with neighboring jurisdictions and rely on county enforcement capacity.

After public comment and council discussion, Council member motioned to direct staff to draft the letter requesting inclusion in the county ordinance; the motion was seconded and amended to ask that the county provide a 90-day education/enforcement period for Temple Terrace landlords. The amended motion passed by voice vote with no recorded nays.

City staff said joining the county ordinance would trigger county-level public hearings and take approximately six to eight weeks to complete the inclusion process; staff also noted the option for the city later to adopt its own ordinance if county changes became unacceptable. Council members asked staff to include language asking the county for the 90-day lead-in and to coordinate educational outreach for landlords and tenants.","After public comment and debate, the council directed staff to send a letter asking Hillsborough County to include Temple Terrace under the county's tenant bill of rights; the council asked the county to allow a 90-day education/enforcement lead-in before enforcement.",{"_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},6095408,"Council approves $1.17 million contract for Saint Augustine/Live Oak water-main replacement",183,999000,1182000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838353-af375bccbb8f0d6a16117c7510851de9&start=999&end=1182","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838353-af375bccbb8f0d6a16117c7510851de9/thumbnail_999000.jpg","/articles/6095408/Florida/Council-approves-117-million-contract-for-Saint-AugustineLive-Oak-water-main-replacement","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095408-e1dbaaf8b9aa105bea5a782903c07b5a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775399600&Signature=NeEJDT3~v-ql-yt7tSdAV08db~UtgccMFno06OQviD~uMEO7aX8n3rg7Ww~Co5Te9yWZB~JWgY~nm0~bwtOTYXpu72KOn8HCxJQCe0OS9HOcjknmw8KuFodqf7Zw2jp80AH9rpNhUp~3xxgmcdjisDcziGeDZ4KcnferNgziJy4a8kTjlKey5uRIFHlEH6JjbfWB6qGXnKMw~D1R99eOhykNifHIjYa0UxIDwQpqoZVO3pT9MV4F--alVtDapL074jDGBTCiCsVc8AmObdAJ6BOsyKLGHA9VADqWXcDQahzrWRUZF0coXcHPg5Mg2-CxtxjDFwMoH4vSjANMn51RSA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Temple Terrace City Council voted to award the third and final phase of the Saint Augustine and Live Oak water-main replacement project to the Harris McBurney Company for $1,172,080.04.

City utilities director Troy Tinch told the council the work will move small rear-yard 4- and 6-inch mains to the roadway and increase main sizes to 6 and 8 inches to improve volume (not pressure) and address maintenance and life-safety concerns near the Peninsula area. \"Staff recommends the city council adopt a resolution approving the expenditure of $1,172,080.04 to be paid to the Harris McBurney Company for the construction of phase 3 of the Saint Augustine and Live Oak Water main replacement project,\" Tinch said.

The project is the final phase of a multiyear effort in the Biltmore Park / Peninsula neighborhood. Tinch said the city had budgeted $1,100,000 for construction in the current fiscal cycle; the lowest bid came in at $1,172,080.04, producing a $72,080.04 overrun. He said the extra amount will be taken from available contingency funds within the same water and sewer account.

There was no public comment and no substantive council debate recorded before a motion and second to adopt the resolution. The mayor called the vote by voice; the motion carried and the resolution was adopted.

Council members and staff said the work will finalize remaining rear-yard easement mains in the Peninsula area and improve the system's ability to deliver volume for fire response and routine maintenance. The utilities director said the project will not increase system pressure but will increase flow capacity.

The council did not record an individual roll-call tally in the minutes; the resolution was approved by voice vote at the meeting.","The Temple Terrace City Council adopted a resolution awarding phase 3 of the Saint Augustine and Live Oak water-main replacement project to Harris McBurney Company for $1,172,080.04; the additional $72,080.04 over budget will come from contingency funds in the city's water and sewer account.","actionData","errors"]

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Saint Vincent de Paul pantry asks Temple Terrace for partnership as demand climbs

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