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MPO approves TIP roll-forward, agenda and consent items in quick session
Summary
The Hernando-Citrus MPO approved its agenda, consent items and a FDOT-mandated roll-forward amendment to the FY2026throughFY2030 Transportation Improvement Program; the roll-forward was adopted by roll call 7-0.
The Hernando-Citrus Metropolitan Planning Organization approved several routine items in a short meeting, including appointment of an acting chair, the meeting agenda, consent items and a roll-forward amendment to the FY2026throughFY2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
The board first appointed Commissioner Jeff Kennard as acting chair for this meeting after a motion, a second and a voice vote. The agenda was then approved by voice vote (motion and second), with the chair announcing the motion passed seven-zero. Consent items approved included: review and approval of the August 7, 2025 meeting minutes of the Hernando-Citrus MPO; approval of alternate members from the City of Brooksville to the Hernando-Citrus MPO, Ford and Suncoast Transportation Planning Alliance; and approval of Contract Amendment 1 to the Kimley-Horn General Planning Consultant contract. Those consent items were approved by voice vote with a 7-0 outcome.
Action item D was the boardreview and approval of the annual roll-forward amendment to the TIP for FY2026through FY2030. MPO staff said the amendment reconciles projects or funding that did not get encumbered in 2025 and adjusts 2026 entries to match the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) work program. The board voted by roll call to approve the roll-forward amendment and authorize the chair to sign the attached FDOT letter; the roll call recorded seven ayes and no nays.
No items in this meeting produced dissenting votes or amendments; public comment on the roll-forward item was not offered. MPO staff noted the FDOT roll-forward report was attached to the agenda packet and recommended board approval. The board chair signed the FDOT letter following the vote.
Ending: The meeting adjourned after brief MPO director and staff remarks. MPO staff said the November meeting will be important because FDOT will review the tentative work program; October and December meetings were likely to be canceled.
