City Commission - 01 Sep 2026

City Commission - 01 Sep 2026. Location: Commission Chambers. Time: 06:00 PM. Agenda: City Commission - 01 Sep 2026 - Agenda - Html AGENDA City Commission Tuesday, September 1, 2026 Commission Chambers @ 6:00 p.m. Page CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Woody Brown A. CEREMONIAL 1. Welcoming Week Proclamation Agenda Memo #26-223 - Pdf 5 - 6 2. Proclamation Recognizing 988 Day & National Suicide Prevention Month Agenda Memo #26-303 - Pdf 7 - 8 B. CITIZEN COMMENT C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA/MINUTES 3. Approval Of Agenda - Regular Meeting of September 1, 2026 4. Approval Of Minutes – Regular Meeting of August 18, 2026 20260818_Minutes 9 - 23 D. CONSENT DOCKET (Previously budgeted or administrative matters that require approval by the City Commission.) 5. Approval To Authorize A Charitable Contribution In The Amount Of $1,400 To The Central Park Performing Arts Foundation Agenda Memo #26-279 - Pdf 25 6. Authorization For Emergency Spending For 203 Emerald Lane Force Main Repair To Kamminga And Roodvoets, Inc. In The Amount Not To Exceed $200,000 Agenda Memo #26-290 - Pdf 27 7. Approval Of Change Order No. 2 To Task Order No. 2025-04 For Additional Professional Design And Engineering Services For The Lift Station 41 Force Main Replacement Project By Kimley-Horn And Associates Incorporated In Accordance With The Professional Services Agreement RFQ No. 24-Q-798, In The Estimated Amount Of $127,260 Agenda Memo #26-277 - Pdf 29 - 30 8. Authorization To Settle The Workers' Compensation Claim Of Mr. Andrew Ploski In The Amount Of $75,000 Inclusive Of Attorney Fees Agenda Memo #26-281 - Pdf 31 9. Approval Of Change Order No. 1 To The Scope And Fee For The Fire Station Reconstruction Program, In Accordance With RFQ No. 20-Q-692, With Wannemacher Jensen Architects, Inc., For Architectural And Engineering Design Services For Fire Station No. 42, In The Amount Of $1,330,288, With An Owner's Contingency Of $200,000, For An Estimated Total Of $1,530,288 Agenda Memo #26-259 - Pdf 33 - 34 E. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Procedure for Public hearings: staff presentation; reading of Ordinance title; public hearing; questions/discussion; City Commission action.) 10. Resolution No. 2471 - Approving An Inventory List Of Properties Suitable For Affordable Housing Agenda Memo #26-280 - Pdf 35 - 40 11. Ordinance No. 2026-26 - Second Reading - Amending The FY 2026 Budget In The Amount Of $898,200 For Various, Operating, Capital, Personnel And Other Needs Agenda Memo #26-288 - Pdf 41 - 49 F. LEGISLATIVE MATTERS (Procedure for legislative matters: staff presentation; public input; City Commission questions/discussion; City Commission action.) 12. Approval Of The First Amendment To Applied Drilling Engineering, Inc. Contract No. 25-P-827, WWRF Non-Surface Water Effluent Disposal Project – Well Drilling, Incorporating Updated FDEP Supplementary Conditions And Davis Bacon Wage Determination Agenda Memo #26-300 - Pdf 51 13. Ordinance No. 2026-33 - First Reading - Amending The City Of Largo Comprehensive Development Code By Amending Section 15.18 Entitled Short-Term Vacation Rentals To Clarify And Amend The Existing Requirements To Include Annual Registration And To Provide The Requirements For The Registration Application, Including A Requirement For Annual Life Safety Inspections Agenda Memo #26-252 - Pdf 53 - 63 14. Ordinance No. 2026-34 - First Reading - Amending The Largo City Code Chapter 11 Environment, Creating Article V Chronic Nuisance Property Code To Identify Chronic Nuisance Activities And Establish Rules, Procedures And Penalties For Chronic Nuisances Agenda Memo #26-287 - Pdf 65 - 80 G. STAFF REPORTS (Information only, may require City Commission direction by consensus - but does not require formal action by the City Commission. Public input will not be accepted.) 15. 2026 National Community Survey - City of Largo Agenda Memo #26-284 - Pdf 81 H. ITEMS FROM CITY ATTORNEY ALLEN, COMMISSIONER SMITH, COMMISSIONER HOLMES, COMMISSIONER DIBRIZZI, COMMISSIONER LAUSER, COMMISSIONER HOLCK, VICE MAYOR JOHNSON, MAYOR BROWN, CITY MANAGER CURP I. ADJOURNMENT J. CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS To View Agreements: Largo - Document Center Any invocation offered at the start of the City Commission meeting shall be the voluntary offering of a private citizen, to and for the benefit of the City Commission. The views or beliefs expressed by the invocation speaker have not been previously reviewed or approved by the City Commission, and the City Commission is not allowed by law to endorse the religious beliefs or views of this, or any other speaker.