Tamiami Trail Community Advisory Committee Meeting

Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes May 8, 2026 Attendance: Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Chair Teri Nattress, Vice Chair Bill Webster, Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia CRA: Chris Munyon, Assistant Director; Todd Campbell, Coordinator 1. Meeting Called to Order ● The meeting was called to order at 9:03 am. 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Citizen Comments ● No citizen comments were made. ● Call to Order & Preliminaries 4. Consent Agenda a) Minutes from the Tamiami trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026. ● Vice Chair Bill Webster made a motion to approve the consent agenda minutes. ● A point of clarification noted that Ms. Rossini is the founding executive director, not the current director, of the Artists Guild of Manatee. ● The motion to approve the minutes with this adjustment was seconded by Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia and passed unanimously. 5. Tamiami Trail CRA Business a) Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Review of Candidate Applications ● Context: The board was looking to fill two open positions after previously losing three members and sitting one new member. ● Brian Moore: ○ Mr. Moore is a resident of the Village of the Arts with a professional background as a media company owner specializing in small business marketing, website design, and social media. ○ He has an extensive background in non-profit board service, including the Sarasota Sky Pilots, E-Fest for Florida, the Professional Disc Golf Association, the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program, and the Artist Guild of Manatee.

○ Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend Brian Moore to serve on the Tamiami Trail CAC. Seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster, the motion passed unanimously. ● Chuck (Wayne) Nappi: ○ Mr. Nappi, who was present at the meeting, moved to the Tamiami Trail area over a year ago. ○ He has a professional background in interior design, visual merchandising, and design management. ○ He holds bachelor's degrees from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and Salem State University, and he currently works part-time at Sprouts. ○ Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend Chuck Nappi to serve on the Tamiami Trail CAC. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster and was passed unanimously. ● CRA Coordinator Todd Campbell will place a resolution on the next CRA Board agenda to formally seat the new members. b) Residential Redevelopment Grant from Sidney Milhaven for a property located 1205 14th Ave. West ● An application was submitted for the property located at 1205 14th Avenue West. ● The request was for $2,387.50, which is a 50% match of the estimated $4,775 overall investment to upgrade an electrical panel. ● Staff noted this was the first application to utilize the recently expanded grant program, which now includes electrical panel and main sewer line replacements due to safety hazards. ● Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend approval of the grant. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster and passed unanimously. c) Redevelopment Grant Application from AJA Business Holdings LLC for a property located at 2514 9th Street West ● Josh Warnock presented on behalf of Platinum Live Productions, a family-owned live event production company relocating from Sarasota. ● The company purchased the old Buddies Furniture location at 2514 9th Street West and will bring six to seven jobs to the district. ● They requested the maximum commercial grant of $50,000 to assist with a nearly $105,000 investment to install a retrofit powder-coated metal roof over the existing 1964 roof, complete with spray foam insulation. ● The company also plans to apply for a $15,000 CPTED grant and spend out-of-pocket for fencing. ● Staff clarified that the CRA is currently at roughly 30% of its budget, meaning this larger grant will not constrain future funding. ● Vice Chair Bill Webster made a motion to recommend approval of the $50,000 redevelopment grant. Motion was seconded by Board Member Maryann Lawler Garica and passed unanimously.

6. Other Discussion/New Business 1509 9th Street West: ● The CRA has closed on this property, located across from the Lecom Park entrance. ● An asbestos survey was completed, and demolition of the building and asphalt removal is expected to begin within 30 days. ● To deter homeless encampments and unauthorized parking on the vacant lot, staff proposed turning it into an organized, temporary paid parking lot utilizing gravel and marked lines. ● This temporary solution requires approval from Public Works. ● A motion to recommend moving forward with temporary parking design work on the Bellomere property passed unanimously. Green Property (Village of the Arts): ● The vacant property is currently acting as a de facto, unsanctioned parking lot, creating maintenance costs and liability concerns for the city. ● Staff proposed adding gravel, marking parking spots, and implementing a modest hourly parking fee (e.g., $1 to $2 an hour) to deter commercial vehicles and non-residents from utilizing it for long-term storage. ● Committee members discussed preserving healthy trees, establishing two designated parking spots for the Bradenton Police Department, and exploring validation or a "first hour free" option for village visitors. ● Safety concerns regarding ingress and egress at the nearby three-way stop at 13th Avenue and 12th Street were raised and will be evaluated. ● Board Member Maryann Lawler Garica made a motion to recommend moving forward with the exploration of turning the Green property into organized temporary parking. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster and passed unanimously. 7. Adjournment ● The meeting adjourned at 9:53 a.m.

AGENDA

BRADENTON TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING

9:00 a.m. Friday, May 8, 2026

COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 101 OLD MAIN STREET, BRADENTON

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Meeting Called to Order

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Pledge of Allegiance

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Citizen Comments

Citizen comment will be accepted during the Citizen Comment portion of the meeting on any agenda item, non-agenda item, future agenda item or topic of relevance. An individual appearance for citizen comment will be limited to three (3) minutes unless additional time is permitted by the Chair or consensus of the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee.

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Consent Agenda

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Community Redevelopment Agency : Minutes from the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026

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TT CAC 020626 Minutes (1).pdf

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Tamiami Trail CRA Business

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Community Redevelopment Agency : Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Review of Candidate Applications

Select qualified applicant(s) to fill the vacancy on the Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee

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CRA applicant background - Bryan Moore (1).pdf

Chuck resume.pdf

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Community Redevelopment Agency : Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Sydney Milhaven for a property located 1205 14th Ave. West.

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Milhaven RR Grant Application.PDF

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Community Redevelopment Agency : Redevelopment Grant Application from AJA Business Holdings LLC for a property located at 2514 9th Street West.

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AJA Redevelopment Grant App.PDF

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Other Discussion/New Business

1509 10th Street West

Greene Property

AGENDA BRADENTON TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING 9:00 a.m. Friday, May 8, 2026 COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 101 OLD MAIN STREET, BRADENTON 1. Meeting Called to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Citizen Comments Citizen comment will be accepted during the Citizen Comment portion of the meeting on any agenda item, non-agenda item, future agenda item or topic of relevance. An individual appearance for citizen comment will be limited to three (3) minutes unless additional time is permitted by the Chair or consensus of the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee. 4. Consent Agenda a) Community Redevelopment Agency: Minutes from the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026 TT CAC 020626 Minutes (1).pdf 5. Tamiami Trail CRA Business a) Community Redevelopment Agency: Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Review of Candidate Applications CRA applicant background - Bryan Moore (1).pdf Chuck resume.pdf b) Community Redevelopment Agency: Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Sydney Milhaven for a property located 1205 14th Ave. West. Milhaven RR Grant Application.PDF c) Community Redevelopment Agency: Redevelopment Grant Application from AJA Business Holdings LLC for a property located at 2514 9th Street West. AJA Redevelopment Grant App.PDF 6. Other Discussion/New Business 1509 10th Street West Greene Property 7. Adjourn 1

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AGENDA ITEM NO. 4.a Item Cover Page DATE: May 8, 2026 SUBMITTED BY: Todd Campbell, Community Redevelopment Agency ITEM TYPE: Minutes AGENDA SECTION: Consent Agenda SUBJECT: Minutes from the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026 SUGGESTED ACTION: Approve TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA ITEM REPORT Is this item Quasi-Judicial? No Does this item require a public hearing? No EXPLANATION: Minutes from the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026 SUGGESTED MOTION: Move to approve minutes from the Tamiami Trail CRA Community Advisory Committee meeting held on February 6, 2026 ATTACHMENTS: TT CAC 020626 Minutes (1).pdf 3

Meeting Minutes: Tamiami Trail Community Advisory Committee Date: Fe bruary 6, 20 26 Time: 9:0 0 AM Location: City Hall, Brade nton, Florida In Attendance Tamiami Trail CAC Advisory Board- Teri Nattress, Chair, Bill Webster, Vice Chair, Maryann Lawler Garcia, Board Member, Matthew Farmer, Board Member CRA- Chris Munyon, Assistant Director, Karen Kyser, Program Administrator, Todd Campbell, Coordinator 1. Meeting Called to Order ● The me e ting was calle d to orde r at 9:0 0 AM. 2. Pledge of Allegiance Citizen Comments Annie Rossini (Executive Director, Artists Guild of Manatee): ● Note d that the Village of the Arts Economic Ove rlay District was spe cifically cre ate d to support arts- orie nte d small busine sse s. ● Expre sse d conce rn re garding parking de ficits cause d by the MET proje cts, stating that te nants are consuming stre e t parking for five blocks, le ading to gridlock and pote ntial safe ty issue s for e me rge ncy ve hicle s. ● Claime d the "gre e n prope rty" ce nte rpie ce was inte nde d for public parking and urge d de ve lope rs to re spe ct land- use re gulations and the ne ighborhood's bungalow characte r. ● Re comme nde d that Pe arl De ve lopme nts re vie w the "Village Tape stry" urban study. Staff Clarification: ● It was clarifie d for the re cord that the "gre e n prope rtie s" we re purchase d and are owne d by the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) , not the City of Brade nton. 3. Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair ● Chair: Te ri Nattre ss was nominate d by Board Me mbe r Bill We bste r and se conde d by Board Me mbe r Maryann Lawle r Garcia and unanimously approve d as the Chair. ● Vice Chair: Bill We bste r was nominate d by Board Me mbe r Matthe w Farme r and se conde d by Chair Te ri Nattre ss and unanimously approve d as Vice Chair. 4. Consent Agenda ● Vice Chair Bill We bste r motione d to approve Ite ms A and B on the conse nt age nda. Motion was se conde d by Board Me mbe r Maryann Lawle r Garcia. The motion was 4

approve d unanimously. 5. Tamiami Trail CRA Business Agenda Adjustments: Items A and B were pulled from the agenda due to the absence of Marshall Gobuty (President of Pearl Homes), who was out of town for a family matter. ● Developer Correspondence: An email from Mr. Gobuty was read, addressing parking at the MET. He stated that tenants do not pay for parking but pay a $5 monthly fee for a monitoring service. He claimed there is no shortage of parking, with 6 –8 spaces typically available. ● Committee Discussion: ○ Members expressed skepticism regarding the developer's parking data, noting that businesses like Ortasia, Bits and Pieces, and Adobe Graffiti Grill are negatively affected by parking overflow. ○ Concerns were raised about a new proposal featuring 75 –78 apartments with only one parking spot per unit, which members felt was insufficient for the area. c) Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Jeffrey Zucker for a Property Located at 1219 11th Ave West. ● Project: Replacement of the roof with a standing seam metal roof and installation of an impact - rated front door. ● Financials: Total investment of $21,969.49. ● The applicant is pursuing IBHS certification, which offers a 50% bonus if the roof exceeds standard code for storm preparedness. ● Status: Motion was made by Chair Teri Nattress to recommend approval for a Residential Redevelopment grant up to $10,984.75. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. The motion passed unanimously. d) Roof Grant Request for Additional Funds from Carol Daste for a property located at 1105 12th Street West. ● Request: Increase of a previously approved roof grant from $8,142 to $9,999 due to hidden damage discovered during construction. ● Note: The amount was capped at $9,999 to avoid triggering a mandatory appraisal. ● Status: Motion was made by Board Member Matthew Farmer to recommend approval for a Roof grant up to $9999. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. The motion passed unanimously. e) Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Angela Propst for a property located 1209 12th Ave. West. ● Request: Replacement of inoperable windows and the front door with impact - rated fixtures. 5

● Financials: Total investment of $12,490. ● Policy Clarification: Staff confirmed the program does not require a property to be homesteaded or owner -occupied to qualify. ● Status: Motion was made by Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia to recommend approval for a Residential Redevelopment grant up to $12,490.00. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. The motion passed unanimously. f) Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Joan Peters for a property located 1210 11th Ave. West. ● Project: Installation of impact - rated windows to address structural integrity and leaks. ● Financials: Total investment of $11,120. ● Status: Motion was made by Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia to recommend approval for a Residential Redevelopment grant up to $11,120.00. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. The motion passed unanimously. 6. Other Discussion/New Business ● 1509 10th Street West (Bellemere Property): The Phase 2 e nvironme ntal re port re turne d cle an with no furthe r action re quire d. Closing is sche dule d for April 6, 20 26. ● Village Tapestry: The re port has be e n uploade d to the CRA we bsite and a link was e maile d to committe e me mbe rs. ● Community Land Trust (CLT): The e valuation committe e awarde d the partne rship to Bright Community Trust out of Tampa. Ne gotiations are unde rway, with the initial focus on 8th Stre e t in the Ce ntral CRA. 7. Adjournment ● The me e ting was adjourne d at 9:40 AM. 6

AGENDA ITEM NO. 5.a Item Cover Page DATE: May 8, 2026 SUBMITTED BY: Todd Campbell, Community Redevelopment Agency ITEM TYPE: Miscellaneous AGENDA SECTION: Tamiami Trail CRA Business SUBJECT: Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Review of Candidate Applications SUGGESTED ACTION: Select qualified applicant(s) to fill the vacancy on the Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA ITEM REPORT Is this item Quasi-Judicial? No Does this item require a public hearing? No EXPLANATION: There are currently two open seats on the Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee. The CRA has received two applications for the vacant positions following recent advertisements on the City’s digital platforms and staff recruitment efforts. Staff requests that the Advisory Board review the applicants and provide a recommendation to the CRA Board to fill the vacancies. FINANCIAL IMPACT: N/A ATTACHMENTS: CRA applicant background - Bryan Moore (1).pdf Chuck resume.pdf 7

CRA applicant background: Bryan Moore 1208 12th St. W Bradenton, FL 34205 My professional background has been driven through a passion for design and marketing, and always with a client-first focus. I became co-owner of a media company with my Dad which we sold in 2008. I’ve supported hundreds of small businesses with marketing strategy, website design, social media content development and communications. I’ve volunteered for several local organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Suncoast, Sarasota Bay Estuary Program, and Keep Sarasota Beautiful. The following is a summary of my greater involvement: Sarasota Sky Pilots (2005-2009). Served on BOD (2 years Treasure, 2 years Secretary) at the time one of the largest Disc Golf clubs in the Southeast US. Additionally I served as Tournament Director for Sarasota Ice Bowl, a charity event benefiting All Faiths Food Bank ($20K+ raised during my seven years as TD). Efest Florida (2007-2008) - Florida’s Green Living Music & Arts Festival. Established 501c3 status and worked with area sponsors and volunteers to produce large scale community festivals focused on healthy living and learning about eco-friendly lifestyles - with 17K+ attendance! Served on BOD, festival organizer and site manager. Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) State Coordinator of Florida (2010-2018). Elected to four 2-year terms to work with regional clubs and promoters, city and county governments and tourism boards to expand the sport of Disc Golf and develop PDGA sanctioned tournaments for both pro and amateur players. Oversaw expansion from an average of 25 events to 75+ annual sanctioned tournaments. Sarasota Bay Estuary Program (2011-2016). Served on SBEP’s Citizen Advisory Committee and ran marketing communications for the intra-governmental agency. Developed the Sarasota Bay Water Festival - a community event driving environmental education in a fun atmosphere - held at Ken Thompson Park. Artist Guild of Manatee, Inc. (2024-present). Currently serving as Board Vice President for the 501c3 non-profit organization which oversees the Village of the Arts District. Also serving as chair to the fundraising and business merchants committees. 8

Chuck Nappi Sarasota, Florida Cell: (954)544-8885 E-mail: chucknappi@gmail.com Overview of Qualifications Interior Designer Designer for moderate to high-end residential and intimate commercial spaces. Space planning, interior architecture, architectural detailing, renovation, specification, furniture and fabric selection, space planning, custom window treatments, and project management. Specifications for building contractors in new build environments. Furniture Designer. Created custom case goods and built-ins to meet client requirements. Visual Merchandiser Space planning, renovation, and vignette design for a large furniture showroom. Large concentration on creating a visual effect that will ensure product enhancement. Responsibilities include selecting lines from multiple manufacturers, floor planning, and integration of new product. Inventory control. Principal of Interior Design firm the Wayne Charles Group Focused on establishing my business with a focus on building a 9

client base. Projects included small to large residential projects and small commercial environments. Retail Store Design Manager Responsible for management of a very structured sales environment. Responsible for daily operations. Lead and train sales staff. Meet monthly sales quotas. Create Grass Root initiatives to Stimulate business. Excellent Customer Service skills and follow up. Strong sales and closing skills. Top salesman in all sales environments Computer Skills Microsoft Office Apple works AutoCAD Photoshop Elements Design Files Employment History 2021 to present Coastal Serenity Design, Southwest, Florida Lead Interior Designer, Design Coordinator 2017 to 2020 Arte Interiors, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Custom window treatment design specialist 2014 to 2017 Visual Merchandiser. Encore Interiors, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2008 to 2012 Visual Merchandiser. Interior Designer Cabot House Furniture, 10

Framingham, Mass 2006 to 2008 Design Manager for La-z-boy Furniture, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2001 to 2006 Principal Interior Designer, Wayne Charles Group, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Education Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Bachelor of Interior Design Salem State University, Salem Massachusetts Bachelor Degree of Fine Art Control Data Institute Certificate of Computer Certificate of Programming References available at request 11

AGENDA ITEM NO. 5.b Item Cover Page DATE: May 8, 2026 SUBMITTED BY: Todd Campbell, Community Redevelopment Agency ITEM TYPE: Miscellaneous AGENDA SECTION: Tamiami Trail CRA Business SUBJECT: Residential Redevelopment Grant Application from Sydney Milhaven for a property located 1205 14th Ave. West. SUGGESTED ACTION: Approve TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA ITEM REPORT Is this item Quasi-Judicial? No Does this item require a public hearing? No EXPLANATION: Sydney Milhaven (applicant) submitted an application for a Residential Redevelopment grant to CRA staff for a property located at 1205 14th Ave West. The applicant is estimating a total investment of $4,775.00 to replace the properties electrical panel. FINANCIAL IMPACT: Up to $2387.50 SUGGESTED MOTION: Move to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Development Grant for applicant Sydney Milhaven in an amount up to $2,387.50. ATTACHMENTS: Milhaven RR Grant Application.PDF 12

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AGENDA ITEM NO. 5.c Item Cover Page DATE: May 8, 2026 SUBMITTED BY: Todd Campbell, Community Redevelopment Agency ITEM TYPE: Miscellaneous AGENDA SECTION: Tamiami Trail CRA Business SUBJECT: Redevelopment Grant Application from AJA Business Holdings LLC for a property located at 2514 9th Street West. SUGGESTED ACTION: Approve TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA ITEM REPORT Is this item Quasi-Judicial? No Does this item require a public hearing? No EXPLANATION: AJA Business Holdings LLC (applicant) has submitted a Redevelopment Grant application for the property located at 2514 9th Street West. The applicant is estimating a total investment of $105,000 in improvements to the property. Improvements that this grant will help support include the replacement of the structures roof which is the original roof from 1964. The applicant is requesting grant funds up to $50,000, which is 50% of estimated total investment amount. FINANCIAL IMPACT: Up to $50,000 SUGGESTED MOTION: Move to recommend the CRA Board approve a Redevelopment Grant for AJA Business Holdings LLC in an amount up to $50,000. 17

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