Keith Britton

Viva Oviedo Festival City-Sponsored Designation and Partnership Agreement

The festival paid about $7,000 in city costs last year, and its October 17 event budgeting is on hold pending the outcome.

Flock License Plate Reader Program Under Review

The city pays through the end of the fiscal year under the non-appropriation clause, but avoids roughly two years of remaining contract costs — the service wasn't budgeted for FY 2026-27 anyway.

Amendment 3 property tax impact on Oviedo

Full cuts would mean roughly 84 fewer city employees; a full millage offset would raise the rate from 5.6692 to about 8.867 mils.

Bicycle and Micromobility Regulation (Ordinance No. 1776)

Civil fines of $50-$250 for violations; no major cost identified beyond signage and enforcement.

FY 2026-27 Millage Rate and Budget Adoption

New positions would add $561,036 in recurring annual costs; the police station requires about $11.4 million in new debt.

Kingsbridge PUD / seminary dormitories

Possible additional year-end budget amendments may come before the board in November.

Firefighters' pension plan administration and investments

Quarterly professional service fees of roughly $21,000 come out of the pension fund, which is backed by city and member contributions.

Windy Pine Way drainage erosion repair

$72,891.30 bid plus $7,289 contingency, for a total project budget of $80,181.

Girl Scout Pet Memorial Rainbow Bridge

Kingsbridge PUD amendment allowing seminary dormitories

Traffic studies show a net reduction of roughly 27-49 daily trips versus existing entitlements; no direct cost to the city identified.

Stormwater improvements at Center Lake Park

Backed by the 10-year stormwater rate plan and a $9.5 million utility revenue note — no new money needed for the update itself.

Twin Rivers Golf Course forensic engagement

General fund balance grew by about $3 million, ending the year at roughly $23.6 million.

Amendment 3 public education

Redundant city fiber optic connection

$109,797.39, funded by a $110,000 transfer from General Fund balance.

Public Arts Board participation in Great Day in the Country #52

Booth sales could bring in some money for the board's arts programs, but no dollar figures were listed.

Doctors Court Extension to Oviedo Boulevard

About $2.8 million to build (in today's dollars), with $300,000 already budgeted for design from the sales tax fund; right-of-way costs are still unknown.

Live Oak Reserve force main replacement

$889,000 plus a $88,900 contingency for construction.

Feral hog trapping at Riverwoods Park

The city expects the competitive bid to lower last year's trapping cost, which it considered high.

State and federal lobbying contracts

$125,000 combined in annual lobbying spending from the city budget.

Speaker Addresses and Public Records Privacy

None — the staff report lists zero budget impact.

Approval of Minutes for the October 5, 2026, Regular Session

Consent Agenda (Resolutions 4764-26, 4773-26, 4775-26, 4757-26)

Resolution No. 4764-26, Seminole County redundant fiber installation

Resolution No. 4773-26, Piggyback Agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc.

Resolution No. 4775-26, Award of Bid 26-41 Windy Pine Drainage

Resolution No. 4757-26, Award of ITB No. 26-28 — Live Oak Reserve Force Main Replacement

Approval of September minutes

Consent agenda (Resolutions 4769-26, 4772-26, 4776-26)

Ordinance No. 1776 — Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation (second reading)

Resolution No. 4770-26 — State lobbying services (Gray Robinson, $65,000)

Resolution No. 4771-26 — Federal lobbying services (Alcalde and Fay, $60,000)

Motion to conform Resolution No. 4771-26 to fixed-fee language

Approval of Minutes for the August 17, 2026 Regular Session

Resolution No. 180-26, Carryforward FY 2025-26 Unencumbered Balances to FY 2026-27

Resolution No. 4774-26 — City-Sponsored Event Partnership Agreement with Viva Oviedo Festival, Inc.

Approval of Minutes for the September 10, 2026 Regular Session

Add Viva Oviedo partnership item to agenda (new Item 12)

Consent Agenda — Resolutions 4763-26, 4765-26, 4766-26 and 4768-26 (Item 7 pulled)

Ordinance No. 1776 — Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation (public hearing continued)

Ordinance No. 1778 — Land Development Code Amendments

Consent Agenda (Resolutions 4764-26, 4773-26, 4775-26, 4757-26)

Consent agenda (Resolutions 4769-26, 4772-26, 4776-26)

Ordinance No. 1776 — Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation (second reading)

Cited the state's vetoed e-bike law and league discussion but concluded: "I'm okay with what we got."

Resolution No. 4770-26 — State lobbying services (Gray Robinson, $65,000)

League of Cities advocates for home rule, not individual city earmarks.

Resolution No. 4771-26 — Federal lobbying services (Alcalde and Fay, $60,000)

Motion to conform Resolution No. 4771-26 to fixed-fee language

Resolution No. 4774-26 — City-Sponsored Event Partnership Agreement with Viva Oviedo Festival, Inc.

Add Viva Oviedo partnership item to agenda (new Item 12)

Consent Agenda — Resolutions 4763-26, 4765-26, 4766-26 and 4768-26 (Item 7 pulled)

Ordinance No. 1776 — Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation (public hearing continued)

Ordinance No. 1778 — Land Development Code Amendments

Viva Oviedo Festival — special event treatment with signature-event benefits (Item 12)

Special meeting October 12 on Viva Oviedo partnership agreement

Resolution No. 4767-26 — Unhinged Modular Training System ($74,987.18)

Adopt Resolution No. 4760-26 — FY 2026-27 Millage Rates

Adopt Resolution No. 4761-26 — FY 2026-27 Annual Budget

Consent Agenda — Resolution No. 4756-26 (Stop Loss Reinsurance) and Resolution No. 4762-26 (Fee Schedule)

Ordinance No. 1777 — Transmit Conservation Element Text Amendment to Florida Department of Commerce

Ordinance No. 1778 — Land Development Code Amendments, Public Hearing Scheduled

Ordinance No. 1776 — Bicycle and Micromobility Device Operation, Public Hearing Scheduled

Resolution No. 4753-26 — Tentative FY 2026-27 Millage Rates

I think this is one of the first times since I've been up here that we've actually lowered the millage rate.

Resolution No. 4754-26 — Tentative FY 2026-27 Budget of $102,311,616

Schedule second public hearing for September 21, 2026

Consent Agenda — Resolution No. 4755-26 budget amendment

Consent Agenda

Resolution No. 4748-26 — Naming the Round Lake Park Police Substation

Resolution No. 4750-26 — Streetlight Rate Resolution

Motion to Continue Ordinance No. 1773 to September 21, 2026

Wanted to move forward rather than delay.

Ordinance No. 1773 — Oviedo Marketplace PUD Kennel Amendment (Second Reading/Public Hearing)

Ordinance No. 1775 — Deletion of Backing-Into-Angle-Parking Ban

Resolution No. 4718-26 — Old Chuluota Road Right-of-Way Vacation

schedule a public hearing for Ordinance No. 1775, Oviedo City Hall, City Council Chambers, August 17, 2026, 6:30 p.m., 400 Alexandria Boulevard, Oviedo, FL 32765

approve the minutes for the June 29, 2026, Work Session

approve the consent agenda

schedule a public hearing for Ordinance No. 1773, Oviedo City Hall, City Council Chambers, August 17, 2026, 6:30 p.m., 400 Alexandria Boulevard, Oviedo, FL 32765

Ordinance No. 1773 — Oviedo Marketplace PUD Kennel Amendment (first reading)

Ordinance No. 1775 — Delete Backing-Into-Angle-Parking Prohibition (first reading)

Consent agenda approved

Ordinance No. 1772 adopted — code amendments including noise exemption

Ordinance No. 1774 adopted — annexation supermajority charter amendment goes to November ballot

Wants flexibility to negotiate future annexations without a supermajority hurdle.

Resolution No. 4718-26 continued — Old Chuluota Road right-of-way vacation

Resolution No. 4744-26 adopted — tentative FY 2026-27 millage at rollback rate

Resolution No. 4745-26 adopted — early payoff of general fund debt

Consent agenda

Add Ordinance 1774 to agenda as item 10

Adopt Ordinance 1767 — special event permit amendments

Ordinance 1772 — code of ordinances amendments

Ordinance 1774 — rural boundary annexation charter amendment (first reading / schedule public hearing)

Concerns about Winter Springs addressed by limiting the requirement to the rural boundary

Ordinance 1766 — Kingsbridge PUD / Reformed Theological Seminary amendment

Ordinance 1768 — council terms from 2 to 4 years (referendum)