Patty Sheehan
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 6
- Total speaking time
- 3:03
- Avg per meeting
- 0:31
- Segments
- 59
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Top issues during term (20)
Cooling centers and homelessness
The speaker argued sheltering people would save arrest and jail costs; no fiscal figure was provided.
Impact Fee Waivers for Affordable Housing
Amends existing affordability obligations; no new dollar figure stated.
Historic neighborhood facade grant funding
A $48.68 million annual CRA budget with no facade grant allocation this year.
City of Orlando FY2026-27 millage rate and budget
A $1.88 billion total budget and $780 million general fund, with the property tax rate held flat.
November ballot Amendment 3 and future city revenues
A potential significant reduction in future property tax revenues that fund city services.
Synthetic Turf Rules for Residential Yards
No direct city cost; homeowners installing turf would bear their own expenses.
Solid Waste Franchise Ordinances
Franchise fees paid by haulers generate revenue for the city; more competitors could affect service pricing.
CRA Budget Amendment Two
Tax increment from the expanded downtown area will flow into the CRA trust fund once Ordinance 2026-7 gets final approval.
Piedmont Yard affordable apartments
Up to $360,000 total in SHIP down-payment assistance across eight buyers.
OPD Investigation Review Request
Tree Removal Mitigation Surety Process
Developers could defer mitigation costs via surety; city guarantee mechanisms would apply.
Transit funding agreement with LYNX
TIF districts would capture a portion of county property tax growth — no city funds proposed.
Pulse Memorial design and construction timeline
$12.6 million in construction costs, boosted by $1.75 million in private donations.
Wastewater and utility infrastructure investments
Several million dollars combined across wastewater contracts and engineering services.
Code enforcement retaliation complaint
RoseArts transit system
New Public Safety Complex moves forward
$1,029,585 pre-construction agreement; full build-out cost higher.
Habitat for Humanity to build on city lots in Parramore
Downtown Accent Lighting Contract Appeal
The contract value isn't stated in the published agenda materials.
MCO and ORL Airport Update and Expansion Plans
GOAA's five-year capital program at MCO is $6.9 billion, funded at the authority level rather than through city taxes.
Decisions during term (490)
Recorded while Sheehan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Agenda (Items 3.a-3.l)
Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Funding Agreement with Healthcare Center for the Homeless, Inc.
Temporary Use Permit for Temporary Parking Lot at 300 N Orange Blossom Trail (DET2026-10239)
Ordinance No. 2026-28 — Growth Management Plan Capital Improvements Element Update
Ordinance No. 2026-31 — Synthetic Turf Land Development Code Amendment (First Reading)
RQS26-0123 — Kimley-Horn Contract for DTO 2.0 Implementation Plan Design Services (CRA)
Housing Rehabilitation Funding Agreements (Item 3.g.1)
Consideration of Minutes for the October 12, 2026, City Council and Agenda Review Meetings
Citizen Advisory Board Appointments and Reappointments
Amendment to Contract with AWC, Inc. for Siemens Automation Components, S22-0212 (PW)
Amendment to Contract with Selectron Technologies, Inc. for Relay-Customer Engagement Platform, S24-0328 (EDV)
Award to Building Maintenance Services, LLC for Janitorial Services at Iron Bridge Water Reclamation Facility and Orlando Easterly Wetlands, IFB25-0299 (PW)
Award to Forte for Audiovisual Equipment and Installation, N27-0040 (EXO)
Award to Guajiro Tree and Lawn Services, LLC for Grounds Maintenance for Parks and Recreation Division, IFB26-0501 (FPR)
Award to Moove NA Distribution, LLC for Motor Oil, Lubricants and Recycling, IFB26-0538 (PW)
Award to Pat's Pump and Blower, LLC for Aquatech Parts and Services, S26-0592 (PW)
Meeting Minutes – General Pension Advisory Committee (PAC) – September 3rd, 2026
Use of NASPO Contract with Davenport Group for Dell Storage Area Network Replacements, C27-0031 (PW)
Use of The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) Contract for Maintenance, Repair and Operations Supplies, Equipment, Tool Rental, Sales and Services with Precision Infrastructure Management, LLC, C27-0022 (PW)
Use of the Sourcewell Contract with TriMark Marlinn, LLC for Food Service Equipment at the KIA Center, C27-0035 (VEN)
Voting record (20)
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to adopt the Downtown Development Board's final budget resolution for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027
to adopt the Downtown Development Board's final budget resolution for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027
Downtown Development Board Final Budget
to adopt the Downtown Development Board's final budget resolution for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027
DDB/CRAAB Budget Workshop Minutes – August 19, 2026 (Item 4.c)
Protesting the unfunded facade grant program for historic neighborhoods
FY 2026-2027 CRA Proposed Budget and Resolution (Item 4.d)
Facade grant funding for historic neighborhoods was cut from the CRA budget with no notice
Accept Downtown Development Board (DDB) and Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board (CRAAB) Budget Workshop Meeting Minutes for August 19, 2026.
Approve Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Community Redevelopment Agency Budget, adopt the Resolution and authorize the execution of the Resolution by the Chair and Executive Director , subject to review and appr
Approve the DTO Historic Redevelopment Incentive Program.
DTO Historic Redevelopment Incentive Program
The $5 million minimum excludes smaller historic renovation projects, which she argued does less to prevent teardowns than historic district protections.
Ordinance 2026-18 — Downtown Historic Preservation Moratorium (12.a)
Ordinance 2026-21 — 1600 Aaron Avenue Rezoning, First Reading (13.e)
Recommended Order — 1600 Aaron Avenue PD Quasi-Judicial Hearing (16.a)
Adopt Ordinance No. 2026-18 to take effect on August 10, 2026, and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute on behalf of the City upon final review and approval by the City Attorney’s Office.
Approve Ordinance No. 2026-21 on first reading and request that the Mayor and City Clerk present the draft ordinance for second reading and public hearing at the next regular City Council meeting.
Adopt the Recommended Order and Accept the meeting minutes for 1600 Aaron Avenue, Orlando Brazilian SDA Church Planned Development (PD) Rezoning of the February 17, 2026, Municipal Planning Board meet
Approve Ordinance No. 2026-18 on first reading and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to present the draft ordinance at the next available City Council meeting for second reading, hearing and adoption
Approve Award to and authorize the Chief Procurement Officer to enter into an agreement with Atlantic Civil Corp, Apopka, FL, for IFB26-0202 Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements in the estimated
First Reading — Ordinance No. 2026-18: Temporary 36-Month Moratorium on Downtown Historic District Certificates of Appropriateness
Called it a 'vehement no' — said the ordinance betrays the city's commitment to historic preservation and the residents of the historic districts.
CRA — Award to Atlantic Civil Corp for Church Street Phase I Roadway Improvements ($4,015,082.16)
Concerned about using Church Street improvements as justification for historic preservation changes.