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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of $35,000 Grant Management Contract for 2560 Tulsa Drive West Elevation
Record date · January 6, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The City of Deltona is considering a resolution to hire Pegasus Engineering to manage grant services for the elevation of a private residence located at 2560 Tulsa Drive West. The proposed contract for these management services is set at $35,000.
This resolution authorizes the expenditure of $35,000 in city-managed funds to pay a private engineering firm for administrative services related to a specific project.
Who It Affects
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Pegasus Engineering
The firm will receive a $35,000 contract to perform grant management services if the resolution is approved.
Resident of 2560 Tulsa Drive West
The property owner will have their home elevation project managed by a third-party firm funded by the city.
City of Deltona Taxpayers
City funds are being allocated to pay for administrative services related to a private property improvement project.
Key Facts
- The City of Deltona is seeking approval for Resolution No. 2025-15.
- The resolution authorizes a Task Authorization agreement with Pegasus Engineering.
- The contract is for grant management services specifically for a home elevation project.
- The project site is located at 2560 Tulsa Drive West.
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- The total cost for these services is $35,000.
- The file number associated with this request is 2015-5520.
- The item was introduced on December 27, 2024.
- The current status of the item is 'Agenda Ready' for the City Commission.
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Public Funding for Private Property
The city is utilizing $35,000 in funds to manage a grant for a private residential property elevation.
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