Bryan Nelson
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 4:35:56
- Avg per meeting
- 18:24
- Segments
- 6758
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Top issues during term (20)
Crossroads at Kelly Park Infrastructure and Platting
No city cost identified; the park is developed within the Kelly Park Community Development District.
Commercial and Institutional Site Plan Reviews
Private investment for commercial site improvements on a 0.57-acre parcel.
Upcoming Property Tax Reform and Budget Pressures
Could eliminate a primary funding source for municipal police, fire, and infrastructure if enacted without adequate replacement revenues.
Multifamily Residential Development at The Ridge
Significant infrastructure construction costs associated with multi-family residential growth.
Paulucci Acres Residential Subdivision
Developer-funded road widening, roundabout, turn lanes, and utility extensions come with the project.
Crossroads at Kelly Park Phase 3B Construction Site Plan
Private subdivision development investment.
Kelly Park Area Roadway Funding and Development Coordination
Involves multi-million dollar road funding obligations and escrow accounts exceeding $19 million.
Apopka K-8 Charter School Construction Site Plan
No direct city cost; the school project itself would be privately developed.
Expansion of Apopka Northwest Recreation Complex Soccer Fields
Contract award involves monthly fees of $4,462.50 over an initial two-year term with renewal options.
Forensic Audit Procurement Options
Estimated project costs previously ranged over $1 million depending on the scope.
Wyld Oaks Mixed-Use Development Approval
Substantial private capital investment in commercial and residential infrastructure, contributing to municipal tax and impact fee revenues.
Homelessness and Resource Center Needs
The land purchase is budgeted at $150,000 using CRA contingency funds.
Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Expansion and Compliance
Secures approximately $19.1 million in 100% forgivable clean water funding and $35.1 million in drinking water funding with 50% ($17.5 million) principal forgiveness.
Downtown Townhome Development Land Use Change
Null
Northwest Church Expansion and Retrofit
Reactivates a previously approved institutional construction project.
Sheeler Park Subdivision Major Development Plan
Private investment in residential infrastructure and local stormwater improvements.
Paulucci Acres Planned Development Rezoning
Private investment by the developer for infrastructure and home construction, with city utility connection fees.
Cold Link Apopka Major Development Plan Revision
Null
The Ridge Phase 3 Transportation and Infrastructure Impact
Potential costs associated with regional road widening and interim traffic safety solutions.
Golden Gem Road Infrastructure Concerns
Potential multi-million dollar remediation costs for stormwater and interceptor trench repairs.
Decisions during term (150)
Recorded while Nelson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of April 1, 2026 Minutes
Ordinance No. 3150 — Second Reading — Comprehensive Plan Amendment — Wyld Oaks
Ordinance No. 3118 — Second Reading — LDC Amendment — Town Center Overlay District (Wyld Oaks)
Ordinance No. 3132 — Second Reading — Small-Scale Future Land Use Amendment — 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue
Ordinance No. 3133 — Second Reading — Change of Zoning — 606 S. Hawthorne Avenue
Ordinance No. 3155 — Second Reading — Annexation — Raulerson
Resolution 2026-23 — Vacation of Right-of-Way 1112 Schopke-Lester Road
Resolution No. 2026-26 — Budget Amendment No. 4
Approval of Regular City Commission Meeting Minutes of April 1, 2026.
Award a contract for RFP 2026-A-276: Code Enforcement Software
Accept the disbursement report for March 2026.
City of Apopka FY2026 Budget-to-Actual for Six Months Ending March 31, 2026.
Pension Settlement with Empower
Approval of January 21, 2026 CRA Meeting Minutes
Purchase of 205 East 8th Street
Update to Existing Assistance Programs (FRAP)
Update to Building Code Assistance Program (BCAP)
Approval of New Demolition Grant Program
Table Design, Engineering, and Architectural Services Assistance Grant
Table Special Project Grant Program
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