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Read. Follow. Verify.Extension of State Grant for City Vulnerability Study
Record date · April 27, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is considering a request to extend the deadline for a state-funded environmental . This amendment applies to an existing with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
This action extends the timeline for the city to complete a study on environmental vulnerabilities, which is required to maintain eligibility for state grant funding under agreement 23PLN31.
Who It Affects
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City Residents
Residents are affected by the timeline of environmental planning and the city's ability to secure state funding for infrastructure studies.
City Manager
The City Manager is granted the legal authority to sign the contract amendment on behalf of the city.
Key Facts
- The City Council is authorizing the City Manager to sign the Second Amendment to Grant Agreement No. 23PLN31.
- The agreement is with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
- The purpose of the grant is to fund a 'Vulnerability Assessment'.
- The amendment specifically provides for an extension of the grant term.
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- The file number for this legislative action is 2026-405.
- The item was introduced on April 15, 2026.
- The item is classified as a 'Consent' item, indicating it is expected to be passed without debate.
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Grant Timeline Management
The city is utilizing the consent agenda to manage administrative extensions for state-funded environmental projects, indicating a standard process for handling project delays.
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