Liz Alpert
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- 9:56
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Affordable Housing Production Funding
The trust fund currently receives only modest penny-surtax money that sunsets in ten years; commissioners were urged to dedicate general funds.
SARAC and the MLK Way cultural corridor
No new city funding commitment; SAACC bears the $201,000 purchase price and grant compliance costs.
Unpermitted construction and permitting backlogs
Delays keep daily fines running and force owners to pay for repeated engineering revisions.
Orange and Seventh eight-lot subdivision
Adds one more housing unit to the neighborhood; board members called it a modest affordable-housing win.
Clerk of Court records facility and Legacy Trail easement
The one-story configuration is projected to lower construction costs and save taxpayers money.
Saravela two-tower development on North Tamiami Trail
40 attainable units would add below-market-rate housing downtown, though no cost figures were discussed.
Downtown Master Plan Update Process Suspended
Ongoing procurement spending is in question if the process restarts.
Kash House Certificate of Appropriateness (3838 Flores Avenue)
The FEMA 50% exemption could substantially reduce restoration costs for the property owner.
Downtown mixed-use development at 200 S. Orange Avenue
No city cost is described, though the project adds attainable housing units and required public parking spaces downtown.
Winton Avenue surplus parcel sale
The city nets $2,100, directed to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
2026 Florida Building Code transition
The city is buying code books and an enterprise digital subscription for all plans examiners and inspectors, plus online code access.
Four-story self-storage facility proposed at 1331 10th Street
McCown Towers Signature Mural
Up to $90,000 all-inclusive from public art funds.
Midtown Plaza redevelopment approved
The project contributes $150,000 to the city's Affordable Housing Trust Fund on top of the 23 on-site attainable units.
Outdated building-construction ordinance
Payne Park Villas development agreement termination
Front setback variance at 2499 Bay Street
Property values nearby might spike, but construction could temporarily make parking and local dining a headache.
McCown Towers garage funding removed from CIP
The city is not committing the $4 million; officials noted the previously approved $8 million parking contribution would cost roughly $12 million with interest over 20 years.
Capital Improvements Chapter update to the Comprehensive Plan
The adopted CIP schedule includes projects such as the 10th Street road diet (~$3M with Boulevard of the Arts) and $6 million earmarked for the performing arts center, which critics urged cutting.
1660 Ringling Boulevard redevelopment (Benderson)
Reinvests a vacant 70,000+ sq ft building into up to roughly 182,000 sq ft of office and 38,000 sq ft of retail — no direct city cost, but more downtown traffic and activity.
Decisions during term (7)
Recorded while Alpert was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Mava Redevelopment LLC — 2987 Bay St (Case 2026-01449)
M&J Pham Development LLC — 2100 McClellan Pkwy (Case 2026-01245)
JVCC Development LLC — $500 repeat-violator fine
Mutual termination of Payne Park Villas development agreement (X.1)
Mutual Termination of Payne Park Villas Development Agreement (X.1)
MLK Jr. Memorial Park redevelopment contract (VI.5)
Grant Agreement for Margo's at 2700 Redevelopment Project
Voting record (1)(Development)
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