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Lynn Haven CRA approves sidewalk link, minor change order and midyear budget amendments
Summary
The Lynn Haven Community Redevelopment Agency approved a $7,250 purchase order to add a sidewalk link, a $1,745.34 change order for Minnesota Avenue, midyear budget amendments (Resolution 2026-03-13) and accepted the annual CRA report; the board also approved remote attendance for Commissioner Tinder.
The Lynn Haven Community Redevelopment Agency on Jan. 13, 2026, approved several routine construction and budget items, including a $7,250 purchase order to add a short sidewalk segment connecting the Pennsylvania Avenue/Fifth Street project to an existing sidewalk and a $1,745.34 change order for Minnesota Avenue.
A staff member presenting the Pennsylvania Avenue and Fifth Street project told the board the additional 800-block segment was added to tie the new work into an existing sidewalk on Ninth Street and that "we issued a separate purchase order for this in the amount of $7,250." The same presenter said an additional small connection on Fourth Street was added to the engineer's scope at no extra charge. The board approved the $7,250 purchase order by roll call vote.
The board also approved Change Order No. 1 for the Minnesota Avenue project to add a driveway that staff said had been overlooked during initial engineering; the presenter described the $1,745.34 as a routine construction housekeeping item and the board approved the change order on a unanimous roll call.
Members then approved midyear amendments to the CRA budget under Resolution 2026-03-13. The presenting staff member summarized the agency's recent activity and finances, saying the CRA has roughly $1.3 million in fund balance and noting the agency receives a county pass-through that amounted to about $600,000 of its revenue base. Staff reported revenues of $1,110,581 and expenditures of $1,158,867 for the prior fiscal year; the transcript contained a garbled numeric for the precise ending balance, so the board record reflects staff's rounded description of about $1.3 million and an acknowledgement that several pipeline projects will require larger future outlays. The board approved the midyear budget changes on a roll call vote.
A housekeeping motion to approve Commissioner Tinder's attendance by phone was also adopted after a roll call; Commissioner Tinder confirmed she was participating remotely. With no further business, the chair adjourned the meeting.
The board recorded votes by roll call for each item; no public comments were made on the matters that were approved. Staff indicated several larger CRA projects are still in the pipeline and will require further review before funds are committed.
