City Commission Directive - 02 Jun 2026

City Commission Directive - 02 Jun 2026. Location: Commission Chambers. Time: 06:00 PM. Agenda: City Commission Directive - 02 Jun 2026 - Agenda - Html City Commission Directive Tuesday, June 2, 2026 Commission Chambers @ 6:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Chaplain Will Murphy, Largo Fire Rescue A. CEREMONIAL 1. Pride Month Proclamation B. CITIZEN COMMENT C. APPROVAL OF AGENDA/MINUTES 2. Approval Of Agenda - Regular Meeting of June 2, 2026 - APPROVED 7-0 3. Approval Of Minutes – Regular Meeting of May 19, 2026 - APPROVED 7-0 D. CONSENT DOCKET (Previously budgeted or administrative matters that require approval by the City Commission.) - APPROVED 7-0 4. Resolution No. 2458 - Ratifying A Federal Earmark Request Through The Office Of Senator Ashley Moody In An Amount Up To $4,200,000 5. Resolution No. 2463 Ratifying A Federal Earmark Request Through The Office Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna In An Amount Up To $4,200,000 6. Approval Of The Scope And Fee For Task Order No. 2026-01 For Brookside Neighborhood Flood Abatement And Ditch Rehabilitation Evaluation With Hazen And Sawyer, In Accordance With Professional Services Agreement RFQ No. 24-Q-798, In The Amount Of $215,985 With An Owner Contingency Of $3,015 For An Estimated Total of $219,000 7. Approval Of The Scope And Fee For Task Order No. 2026-01 For A WWRF Storm Flooding And Surge Resiliency Study With Land & Water Engineering Science, In Accordance With Professional Services Agreement RFQ No. 24-Q-798, In The Amount Of $173,808.30 8. Award Of Contracts from Request For Proposal No. 26-P-861 For Emergency Debris Monitoring Services To Three Vendors 9. Authorization To Purchase A Replacement Vehicle For The Environmental Services Department From Tampa Florida Kenworth, In Accordance With Florida Sheriff's Association Contract FSA25-VEH23.0, In The Estimated Amount Of $374,214 10. Authorization To Purchase A Replacement Vehicle For The Environmental Services Department, From United Rentals In Accordance With The Sourcewell Contract # 020923-TER, In The Estimated Amount Of $169,230 11. Award Of ITB No. 26-B-858, Yard Waste, Class III Waste, And Construction And Demolition Debris Disposal, To GFL Environmental For A Five (5) Year Period Beginning October 1st, 2026 In The Estimated Annual Amount Of $1,150,000 12. Authorization To Extend Awarded RFP No. 21-P-724, Audit Services, With Carr, Riggs, & Ingram LLC For An Additional Five (5) Year Term For Independent Auditing And Attestation Services Of Fiscal Years Ending September 30, 2026 Through September 30, 2030 In The Total Amount Of $428,100 13. Award Of RFP No. 26-P-859, Banking Services, to Bank United, N.A. For A Period Of Five (5) Years E. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Procedure for Public hearings: staff presentation; reading of Ordinance title; public hearing; questions/discussion; City Commission action.) 14. Ordinance No. 2025-07 - Second Reading - Proposed Revisions To The Code Of Ordinances To Establish The West Bay Drive Downtown Entertainment District - ADOPTED 7-0 15. Ordinance No. 2026-21 - Second Reading - Authorizing The Borrowing Of Money From The Florida Department Of Environmental Protection State Revolving Loan Program And Submission Of Loan Application - ADOPTED 7-0 F. LEGISLATIVE MATTERS (Procedure for legislative matters: staff presentation; public input; City Commission questions/discussion; City Commission action.) 16. Award Of RFP No. 26-860, Police Operational Evaluation, To PFM Consulting Group In The Amount Of $125,000 For FY 2026 And $71,625 For FY 2027 For A Total Amount Of $196,675 - APPROVED 7-0 17. Ordinance No. 2026-06 – First Reading – Amending Several Sections Of The Comprehensive Development Code To Establish Requirements, Definitions, And Formal Procedures For The Review Of Temporary Emergency Housing - APPROVED 7-0, P/H ON 07/07 18. Ordinance No. 2026-15 – First Reading – Amending Several Sections Of The Comprehensive Development Code To Comply With Section 397.487, Florida Statutes Regarding Certified Recovery Residences - APPROVED 7-0, P/H ON 08/04 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.) None H. ITEMS FROM CITY ATTORNEY, COMMISSION, MAYOR, CITY MANAGER ACTION ITEMS I. ADJOURNMENT 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.