Sheila DeCiccio

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.

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.

Lake Killarney Water Quality and Stormwater Management

Future alum treatment costs are unfunded for now; a septic planning grant is being pursued to address nitrogen.

Park Avenue Refresh materials reuse

Surplus sales of lamp posts could return modest revenue to the city; no figure was given.

Green Event Guide

None stated — the guide is a voluntary resource, not a new mandate or fee.

Nanobubbler project on Lake Virginia

Funded by a $2 million grant, so no direct cost to Winter Park taxpayers was cited.

Tree Removal Permit Appeal at 151 North Orlando Avenue

No direct fiscal impact to the city; the association keeps its mature tree.

2027 Green School Grant program

Up to $5,000 in grant funding per winning school.

Water Consumption Permit Renewal

Renewable Energy Roadmap progress

Future power costs are uncertain — the city is negotiating in a market with capacity shortages driven partly by data centers.

Renewable Energy Targets Review (Resolution 2281-24)

Unknown; the resolution's cost guardrails allow reevaluation if renewable costs become excessive.

Lake vegetation and hydrilla treatment updates

Seawall Application at 1206 N. Park Avenue

Upcoming sustainability events calendar

None stated in the packet.

Tree Preservation Dispute at 2291 Glenwood Drive

The owner avoids a $4,840 tree trust fund payment that had been halved to $2,420 as a settlement offer.

Net metering policy review for rooftop solar

Unknown; the resolution's cost guardrails allow reevaluation if renewable costs become excessive.

Lake elevation monitoring and alert thresholds

No direct cost — staff will benchmark existing data into future presentations.

Proposed Orange County-funded lake studies

$192,000 total in proposed study costs against roughly $250,000 in the Orange County MSBU fund.

Canal bank erosion at office parking lot