Panagiotis Koulias
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- Meetings spoken in
- 23
- Total speaking time
- 3:11:33
- Avg per meeting
- 8:20
- Segments
- 2811
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
New garage and storage structure at 116 N. Pinellas Ave
Private project; the denial sends the applicant back to redesign without further city cost.
Boutique hotel and mixed-use development at 144 E. Tarpon Avenue
The CRA-purchased site returns to the tax rolls and downtown activity with hotel rooms, retail and event space.
Historic district alterations at the Allworth House
Costs fall on the private applicant; no city funding involved.
Redevelopment of the vacant downtown Forbes lot
The city/CRA sold the site for redevelopment, and the hotel is expected to support downtown businesses and tourism.
Unpermitted construction work at 530 Athens Street
$25/day fine starting September 17 if the permit isn't completed.
Downtown Pinellas Avenue projects
Sustainable Development Recognition Program
Voluntary program with no direct city cost beyond staff time; developers may save on water, energy, and stormwater costs.
Historical Safford House Roof Replacement
Deferred; the award amount was not stated in the provided materials.
CRA Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
The budget sets the city's total spending for the 2026-2027 fiscal year; specific figures were not included in the published materials.
US Highway 19 commercial development
Demolition of contributing house at 226 N. Grosse Avenue
The applicant's architect cited a project budget grown to roughly $1.3 million, versus a prior $700,000 restoration estimate against a just value near $200,000.
Orange Street project and CRA funding
CRA spending drops by $2.1 million, leaving Orange Street improvements unfunded for now.
Proposed demolition of 1909 house at 17 W. Orange Street for AHEPA museum
The organization faces corrective permit work and previously received a $15,000 city matching grant for facade work at 20 W. Tarpon Avenue.
32-unit attached residential subdivision on Mango Street
The city has utility capacity to serve the development; no direct cost to taxpayers was identified.
Single-family new build at 305 Bath St
Private rebuild funded partly by insurance; no public cost.
Morgan Group $444,000 Land Preservation Donation
A $444,000 boost to the land preservation fund plus an estimated $400,000 a year in new property tax revenue once the apartments are complete.
Hoffman renovation and two-story garage at Bigelow College Cottage
No public cost; private renovation and construction project.
Land Use Restriction Agreement with Citizens Alliance for Progress
Rose Cemetery Perpetual Easement
City bears the cost of removing the old fence and installing a new six-foot fence; ongoing maintenance shifts to the cemetery association.
Sustainable development guidelines
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Koulias was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval Of Pinellas County Community Development Block Grant Subaward Amendment #CD25TSCCG (Tom Kiger Public Services Director, Jamie Taylor Assistant Public Services Director, P.J. Harbert Grant Project Specialist)
Ordinance 2026-12 — LDC Article V, Planned Development Regulations (2nd reading)
Economic Development Building Mural — Call to Artists Approved
Approve Pinellas County Community Development Block Grant Urban County Agreement Requalification (P.J. Harbert Grant Project Specialist, Charles Rudd City Manager, Scott Young Assistant City Manager)
Forward Sustainable Development Recognition Program to staff review
Voting record (1)(Development)
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