Anthony Bonna Sr.
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 7
- Total speaking time
- 0:34
- Avg per meeting
- 0:05
- Segments
- 18
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Stadium Site Plan Nearing Submission
The speaker cited $60–80 million in stadium costs and $2–2.5 million a year to operate.
Founders Crossing land-use realignment
The developer pays for on-site water, sewer and road improvements, plus a Midway Road contribution agreement with St. Lucie County.
Verano South Pod G commercial uses expansion
No change in total entitled commercial square footage, but more intense uses become possible on the site.
Wilson Grove Parcel "B" rezoning (357.75 acres)
Affordable Housing Assistance Plan
Some incentives waive city fees, which trades short-term revenue for more affordable homes.
Riverland-West recreation and commercial hub
Residents warn of potential impacts to home resale values and city property tax revenue.
MedSquare footer wall and drainage concerns
Riverplace construction materials dispute
Drainage right-of-way fence dispute on Hamberlin Avenue
The homeowner could face fence-moving costs around $1,500 plus survey costs if the city's survey holds up.
New assisted living facility site plan (PSL Westmoreland ALF)
Nana's House Academy daycare expansion
No new construction; reuses vacant retail space and slightly reduces daily trips.
Tradition MPUD Amendment and Proposed Commercial/Gas Station Use
More commercial could help the tax base, but residents worry property values near a gas station would suffer.
Inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Southern Grove
$2.66 million sale proceeds for the city.
PS Lucie Plaza Chipotle delays
150-acre rezoning south of Midway Road
Could expand the city's commercial/industrial tax base and job inventory, though no specific employer is attached yet.
Winterlakes Haddon Pointe Apartments
Traditions Commerce Park Development Rights Modification
No dollar figures were discussed; the change adjusts existing development rights and restrictions.
Big Dans Car Wash in Southern Grove
Developer fees vs. mandatory affordable housing
Higher developer fees could raise money for affordable housing but might raise home prices; a new Amendment 3 could cut thousands in annual taxes per household.
Tradition DRI development order amendment
Converts 9.4 acres to commercial use, adding to the city's roughly 4% commercial tax base.
Decisions during term (14)
Recorded while Sr. was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Ordinance 26-101 — Founders Crossing Community Development District
Ordinance 26-101 — Founders Crossing Community Development District (first reading)
Request Approval of the 2027 Meeting Schedule for City Council Regular, Special, Government Finance Corporation (GFC), Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), Winter and Summer Workshops, and Strategic Planning Sessions.
P26-007 Verano South POD G - Planned Unit Development (PUD) Amendment No. 4
Resolution 26-GFC-04 — Traditions Commerce Park Development Rights and Deed Restrictions
Ordinance 26-57 — McCarty's Choice Community Development District (First Reading)
Resolution 26-CRA-01 — Termination of City Center Redevelopment Agreement
11.b — Resolution 26-R32, termination of City Center redevelopment agreement
Resolution 25-R12 — Tradition DRI development order amendment (quasi-judicial)
Approval of the December 8, 2025 Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting Minutes
Ordinance 26-23 — Dissolve Sundance Community Development District
Ordinance 26-23 — Dissolution of Sundance Community Development District
Approve the First Amendment to Interlocal Agreement between the City of Port St. Lucie and the River Place on the St. Lucie Community Development District.
Certification of Fine — David Montanes, Vivid Construction & Development Group / Vivid Construction LLC
Voting record (2)(Development)
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Ordinance 26-101 — Founders Crossing Community Development District
Supports it because future residents will know about the CDD and should pay for their infrastructure, though he rejects the argument that the Council lacks discretion and still views tax stacking as a problem.
Ordinance 26-101 — Founders Crossing Community Development District (first reading)
Views CDDs as tax stacking imposing exorbitant long-term fees on residents and is uncomfortable creating new ones.