Richard Paiva
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 6:11
- Avg per meeting
- 6:11
- Segments
- 56
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Orange Camp Commercial South development
No direct cost to residents; future development would expand the commercial tax base.
Community development trends report
Slower development could mean slower-than-projected revenue growth for the city budget.
Rear storefront alteration at 116 W. New York Avenue
No public cost — the changes are privately funded by the building owner.
The Vue at Blue Lake townhome development
Adds 35 new townhomes to the housing stock near the Blue Lake area.
Stetson Baptist Church storage outbuilding
The applicant reported the building price rising roughly 10 percent every two months while review continues.
RC Hills dealership expansion and façade improvements
Residents fear flooding damage to homes and wells; the applicant is absorbing an expensive over-designed stormwater system.
Country Club Pointe redevelopment plat
Unknown from the record; the plat sets the framework for future development in the corridor.
Development and Connection Fee Amendments
Fee changes would affect what builders and new hookups pay toward water, sewer and related infrastructure.
Summit Place cottage homes as first-time-buyer option
Adds attainably priced ownership housing (about $226,000 average) but slightly reduces total unit count by 24.
The Vue at Blue Lake townhomes
Shared parking capacity near downtown
Parking shortfalls could fall on neighboring businesses and their customers.
Oak Terrace Community Development District
A CDD can levy special assessments on properties within its boundaries to repay infrastructure debt.
ROW Abandonment Enables Tiny Home Community
Elliano's Coffee Shop drive-through site plan
No direct cost to the city; it affects the developer's buildable footprint and landscaping.
Demolition of 1945 Stetson University building at 635 Bert Fish Drive
No direct city cost; demolition is at the owners' expense.
Beresford Reserve 408-home subdivision plat
A development of this size would expand the city's housing stock, tax base and demand on roads, parks and utilities.
Minor subdivisions on Armstrong Ave and Parsons Ave
Utility extensions or a pump station could add significant cost for the applicant.
Mac McBride mural relocation to public building
The city is sponsoring the mural and wants it completed before the end of the fiscal year.
Demolition of pre-1950 residence at 338 Clake Street
Stetson University softball covered hitting facility
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Paiva was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.