Council approves Minutes

Approval of Minutes

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Consent Agenda Approval

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ITB-26-55 - Award of HVAC Citywide Services to Refrigeration and Electric Services, Inc. (Winter Haven, FL)

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Polk County - Equipment Donation to the Chain of Lakes Park via Interlocal Agreement

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State of Florida General Support Grant and Memorandum of Understanding with Theatre Winter Haven Inc. towards operations at the Ritz Theatre

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Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Temporary Road Closure Permit Applications

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Logistics Pkwy/Pollard Road Extension Phase I, Change Order #2, (ITB-25-34)

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PowerConnect AI Agent 360 Agreement

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East Winter Haven Aquifer Recharge and Wetland Restoration, Due Diligence for Southern Lobe Services

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Micro-C Carbon supplement - Wastewater Treatment Plant#3

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Ordinance O-26-25 Indoor Commercial Recreation Land Use Amendment

An administrative request to allow small-scale indoor commercial recreation and private clubs in C-1, C-2, and MX zoning districts.

still pending

Ordinance O-26-26 Manufactured Housing Land Use Amendment

An administrative request to permit off-site manufactured homes in RE, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, and MX zoning districts per House Bill 399.

still pending

Code Amendments for Downtown Indoor Recreation and Manufactured Housing

To comply with new state legislation (HB 399), Winter Haven is updating its land development regulations to allow off-site constructed manufactured homes in standard residential and mixed-use zoning districts.

What it means: Developers and property owners seeking diverse housing construction options.

East Winter Haven Aquifer Recharge and Wetland Restoration

The city is moving forward with the design phase of a major 450-acre wetland restoration and aquifer recharge project to improve water supply resilience and provide public trails. Officials discussed acquisition phases and grant funding supporting the initiative.

What it means: Grant funding has contributed approximately $13 to $14 million toward project costs.