Elizabeth Ingram
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 2:23:15
- Avg per meeting
- 5:18
- Segments
- 1695
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Top issues during term (20)
Draft Public Art Strategic Plan
No direct cost, but state property tax reform could squeeze city budgets, making donated artwork more important as a funding source.
Park Avenue Foot Traffic and Retail Health
Park Avenue is one of the city's biggest tax-value generators — board members said the declining retail mix 'deserves more attention' to protect that revenue.
Lake Water Quality and Aquatic Plant Management
No direct cost to residents; staff time and FWC partnership resources are engaged in monitoring.
Sustainable transportation
Any traffic-calming measures, like a speed hump or stop sign, would be city-funded pending engineering review.
Chabad of Greater Orlando synagogue and townhome project at 210 E. Morse Boulevard
Stormwater Pipeline Projects on Bennett, Shoreview, and Palmer Avenues
Funding already approved by the City Commission; no new cost to lake residents.
FY 2027 Budget and Millage Rate
Property owners will pay about 5.16% more than last year because of higher assessed values; the rate itself is unchanged.
Urban forestry budget reductions
Roughly $411,000 of the $511,618 in cuts touch urban forestry; the money rolls into contingency and can be restored.
Micro-Mobility Ordinance
Higher fines for parking and scooter violations.
Downtown Parking Garage Public-Private Partnership
The city would likely make a substantial multimillion-dollar contribution — one proposal suggested $8-9 million — pending the November referendum.
September 2026 Utility Financial Report
Rate adjustments began March 1, so customers may see fuel recovery charges on bills.
Noise Dispute at 1695 Lee Road, Unit D-104
A nominal $2 total fine shared between tenant and owner; enforcement continues if police are called again.
Red Light Traffic Cameras
Potential new revenue not yet quantified; Russell proposed directing it to road repair.
Winter Park Day Nursery expansion
A flashing pedestrian signal could be funded through impact fees the project generates; cost not specified.
17/92 Signage Code Modification
A CRA grant program could cost the city tens of thousands per sign — the old $10,000 cap was set nearly a decade ago and staff say $25,000 is the minimum today.
550 West Morse Boulevard Office Project
The applicant would pay a $27,500 housing permit fee and donate $100,000 to the affordable housing trust fund; the city also collects impact fees on the project.
Bennett Avenue Stormwater Pipe Repairs
$1 million allocated this fiscal year.
Affordable and Workforce Housing Trust Fund
No funds committed; past examples cited CRA contributions ranging from $1 million to $9 million per project.
Dock-Length Ordinance Review
Could save residents from paying extra permit, survey, contractor, and attorney costs triggered by small overshoots.
Waste Pro Franchise Agreement Extension
Rates stay at $22.22/month with CPI increases capped at 3% — avoiding an 80%+ market increase shown in the rate analysis.
Decisions during term (359)
Recorded while Ingram was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Minutes (October 13, 2026)
Boathouse/Dock Permit BLDR-2026-0901 — 2020 Venetian Way
Seawall Application SAP-2026-0007 — 1206 N Park Ave.
Adjournment
Approval of September 3, 2026 Meeting Minutes
CCB# LDC-26-0141, 1960 Albert Lee Parkway — Violation Order with $250/Day Fine
CCB# LDC-26-0342, 2291 Glenwood Drive — Found NOT in Violation on Tree Pruning
CCB# TRP-2026-0119, 151 North Orlando Avenue — Tree Removal Permit Denial Upheld
CCB# N-26-0005, 1695 Lee Road, Unit D-104 — Noise Violation with $1/Day Fine
Consent Agenda
Approval of agenda with item 13.c tabled
Consent agenda approved (minutes and seven contracts)
Winter Park Day Nursery conditional use approved (CU #26-06)
Z Properties office project rezoning and conditional use — first reading approved
Ordinance 3380-26 — FDOT property conveyance (first reading)
Ordinance 3379-26 — FY 2026 budget amendment (second reading)
Approval of Agenda
Approve the minutes of the regular meeting, October 14, 2026
Approve the following contracts:
IFB14-25 - Amendment 1 - Allcrete, Inc. - Concrete Repair Services; For continued concrete repairs and maintenance throughout the City on an as-needed basis. Contract Term: Through December 15, 2027; Not to Exceed: $350,000
Voting record (62)
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Winter Park Day Nursery conditional use approved (CU #26-06)
Z Properties office project rezoning and conditional use — first reading approved
Ordinance 3379-26 — FY26 Budget Amendment (1st Reading)
Ordinance 3378-26 — State Revolving Fund Loan (2nd Reading)
approve the ordinance
adopt the ordinance
adopt the ordinance
table until November 11, 2026, with the condition that the applicant and City Attorney draft specific condition language
Ordinance 3377-26 — City Code Recodification (2nd Reading)
Ordinance 3368-26 — Merrywood Lakefront Lot Split (Tabled)
Supports the split only with enforceable legal protection for the historic Merrywood home.