City Commission - 24 Jun 2025

City Commission - 24 Jun 2025. Location: City Hall - Commission Chambers. Time: 05:30 PM. Agenda: City Commission - 24 Jun 2025 - Agenda - Html Meeting of the City Commission Agenda - Regular Session City Hall - Commission Chambers Tuesday, June 24, 2025, 5:30 PM PROUD Heritage | PROMISING Future CITY COMMISSION Scott Black, Mayor Normita L. Woodard, Mayor Pro-Tem Kristin Church, Commissioner Ann E. Cosentino, Commissioner James D. Shive, Commissioner CITY OFFICIALS Marieke vanErven, Acting City Manager Angelia Guy, City Clerk Patrick Brackins, City Attorney Peter Altman, Finance Officer Page A. MEETING PROCEDURES The City Commission will be meeting in person. As an alternate option, the public may attend virtually. The virtual meeting will be in “watch/listen mode” only; no public comments will be taken virtually. To join the Zoom Meeting by computer or smart device: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87280176542?pwd=XdPqdpyir3j1RaeWapSTyJAvaaaxtc.1 To join by phone, dial: 1 929 205 6099 Meeting ID: 872 8017 6542 Passcode: 101833 Public Comment: If you are present in the Commission Chambers, you will be limited to three minutes to make your comments as is the usual rule of procedure for City Commission meetings, except for matters heard in a quasi-judicial capacity. Public comments will not be taken virtually. Submission of Presentations: For security purposes, the City cannot accept jump drives or other USB devices. Please contact the City Clerk for more information. B. CALL TO ORDER B.1. Invocation given by Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard and followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. B.2. Roll Call B.3. Changes or Modification to the Agenda B.4. Disclosure of any known conflicts of interest regarding an agenda item. C. PRESENTATIONS C.1. Swearing in of new Officer - Lorenzo Moreno C.2. Swearing in of new Officer - Russell Pennell D. PUBLIC COMMENTS E. CONSENT AGENDA F. CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA (IF ANY) G. PUBLIC HEARING - INTRODUCTION & FIRST READING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES G.1. ORDINANCE 2025 - 04 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DADE CITY, FLORIDA, CREATING CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1-9, “OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE CITY OF DADE CITY” IN THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO DESIGNATE AN OFFICIAL CITY SEAL; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Agenda Memo - Ordinance 2025-04 - City Seal - Html Ordinance 2025-04 - City Seal 4 - 7 H. PUBLIC HEARING - ADOPTION & SECOND READING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES I. UNFINISHED BUSINESS I.1. Appointment of Planning Board Member by Commissioner Cosentino Agenda Memo - Appointment of Planning Board Member by Commissioner Cosentino - Html Ferguson Resignation 8 - 9 J. NEW BUSINESS J.1. Selection of 2025 Florida League of Cities Voting Delegate Agenda Memo - Selection of 2025 Florida League of Cities Voting Delegate - Html 2025 Voting Delegate Memo 10 - 12 J.2. Discussion of Potential Budget Calendar K. CITY ADMINISTRATION ITEMS (IF ANY) K.1. City Manager K.2. City Clerk K.3. Finance Officer K.4. City Attorney K.5. Acting Police Chief K.6. Community & Economic Development Director K.7. Public Works Director K.8. Utilities Director L. COMMISSIONER ITEMS M. PUBLIC COMMENTS (FOR ITEMS NOT ALREADY DISCUSSED) N. NOTED ITEMS O. ADJOURNMENT FOOTER TEXT CHAMBER RULES: The Dade City Commission welcomes comments from the public regarding non-agenda items during the Public Comment portions of the meeting and agenda items as scheduled. Any person desiring to address the Commission shall secure the permission of the Presiding Officer to do so. 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No question shall be asked of an individual city commissioner, or city official or city employee except through the presiding officer. Any person making obscene, impertinent, slanderous, vulgar, or abusive remarks or who shall become violent, belligerent, or boisterous while addressing the city commission shall be instructed by the presiding officer to cease making such remarks or engaging in such conduct. If the person fails to comply with the presiding officer’s instruction(s), then they may be removed from the Commission Chambers upon the presiding officer’s directive, unless permission to continue is granted by a majority of the city commission. Public Comment shall be governed by Florida law if the matter is quasi-judicial (variances, rezoning, etc.) Please silence your cellphones during all meetings. 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Document: City Commission - 24 Jun 2025 - Minutes - Html Meeting of the City Commission Minutes - City Commission City Hall - Commission Chambers Tuesday, June 24, 2025, 5:30 PM PROUD Heritage | PROMISING Future Members Present Scott Black, Mayor Normita Woodard, Mayor Pro Tem Kristin Church, Commissioner Ann Cosentino, Commissioner James Shive, Commissioner Staff Present Marieke vanErven, Acting City Manager & Executive Assistant Angelia Guy, City Clerk Patrick Brackins, City Attorney Peter Altman, Finance Officer Kendon Daniels, Utilities Director William Toner, Public Works Director Robert Tungate, Captain Catherine Ralston, Community & Economic Development Director Members Absent/Regrets A. MEETING PROCEDURES The City Commission will be meeting in person. As an alternate option, the public may attend virtually. The virtual meeting will be in “watch/listen mode” only; no public comments will be taken virtually. To join the Zoom Meeting by computer or smart device: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87280176542?pwd=XdPqdpyir3j1RaeWapSTyJAvaaaxtc.1 To join by phone, dial: 1 929 205 6099 Meeting ID: 872 8017 6542 Passcode: 101833 Public Comment: If you are present in the Commission Chambers, you will be limited to three minutes to make your comments as is the usual rule of procedure for City Commission meetings, except for matters heard in a quasi-judicial capacity. Public comments will not be taken virtually. Submission of Presentations: For security purposes, the City cannot accept jump drives or other USB devices. Please contact the City Clerk for more information. B. CALL TO ORDER 5:31 p.m. B.1. Invocation given by Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard and followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. B.2. Roll Call All Commission members were seated and present. B.3. Changes or Modification to the Agenda None. B.4. Disclosure of any known conflicts of interest regarding an agenda item. None. C. PRESENTATIONS C.1. Swearing in of new Officer - Lorenzo Moreno Acting Chief Tungate swore in officer, Lieutenant Lorenzo Moreno. Moreno was pinned by his girlfriend. Several of Moreno's family members were present. C.2. Swearing in of new Officer - Russell Pennell Acting Chief Tungate swore in Officer Russell Pennell. Pennell was pinned by his mother. Several of Pennell's family members were present. D. PUBLIC COMMENTS D.1. Keeley Karatinos at 37543 Meridian Ave., Dade City, read a letter from a citizen whose tree was cut down by the City. Before Karatinos read the resident's letter, Karatinos shared pictures of the tree that was in question with the Commission. The resident is located at 37322 Southview Ave., Dade City. The resident arrived home from work and noticed her tree was assaulted while she was away. The resident understood the lower limb on the tree needed to be trimmed, as it scraped taller vehicles that would drive under it. However, the resident felt the tree was not trimmed but it was sawed up and was unnecessary. The resident assumed Dade City did the work and quickly ruled out TECO since there are no powerlines on her side of the street. After several attempts to figure out who cut the tree, it was confirmed that the City did cut the tree, and an apology was offered. The resident felt the cutting of the tree was excessive and made the tree appear awkward. Karatinos hoped the Commission would take this into consideration and make sure this does not happen again. Carolyn Parrish at 14406 12th Street, Dade City, stated three concerns listed below: 1) Parrish asked for answers about her concerns on employees hired by City Building Official Barthle, for inspections. Parrish looked up two employees this afternoon and they are still not licensed. 2) Corry's Artisan Chocolates Chocolatier mentioned to her that the restrooms at the Chambers of Commerce were not being cleaned. Feces were being smeared in the restrooms. Parrish wanted to know about the cleaning company and how often the restrooms are being cleaned. 3) Parrish lastly addressed her concerns about the homeless in the City. Parrish highlighted the new Florida Statues that addressed and prohibits homelessness. Mary McKnight at 36210 Saint Joe Road, Dade City, asked if the restroom cameras worked. McKnight shared her concerns about the dirt removal at Summit View 1. McKnight believes the 2018 agreement was in breach of the dirt removal and timeline (the agreement read 450,000 cubic yards could be removed by February 2020). They exceeded 450,000 cubic yards by their own calculations. McKnight did not know how they could continue moving dirt, having exceeded five years past the settlement agreement and now they are past the amount that was permitted. McKnight thought she heard Attorney Brackins say that the Commission has not directed Brackins to take any action on this. McKnight believed that it is their job to take action. Someone should be looking at the issue, she is unsure whose job it is. McKnight brought the issue up and made complaints several times before the Commission. Venetia Escalante at 10941 Jim Jordan Road, Dade City, discussed it came to her attention that her property had been annexed into the City. She never received a notice or signed anything for the change. She has been paying taxes for City water, which she doesn't receive and does not use. Escalante is retired and doesn't have much of an income to pay an extra $1000 plus a year. Escalante said she has great water from her well and is not interested in City water. Mayor Black told her that the Acting City Manager vanErven would reach out to her about the issue. Jo Ann Glavich at 39121 Wilds Road, Dade City, has been before the Commission several times. She was incorporated into the City unknowingly and was forced to hire an attorney since she was not allowed to speak with Attorney Brackins. Glavich's attorney has also been unsuccessful in trying to speak with Brackins. Her attorney received a paper that was unsigned by her, to be released to the City. Glavich would like someone to give her information on her issue. She spent money on an attorney, and it has gotten her nowhere. She does not know what else to do about the issue. Mayor Black told Glavich that since she has an attorney she would have to consult with her attorney. Attorney Brackins confirmed that since Glavich has an attorney, he could not speak to her. Brackins updated the Commission on the status of the situation. He shared he spoke with Glavich's attorney in May. During the discussion with Glavich's attorney, they reviewed some remedies that they could have, however, the first issue they must address is the Crosswinds matter, which has not come back to the Commission. Attorney Brackins expected Crosswinds would come back before the Commission in the next 60 days. Brackins was going to reach back out to Glavich's attorney. Mayor Black told Glavich she should be hearing back from her attorney. E. CONSENT AGENDA Nothing. F. CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA (IF ANY) Nothing. G. PUBLIC HEARING - INTRODUCTION & FIRST READING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES G.1. ORDINANCE 2025 - 04 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DADE CITY, FLORIDA, CREATING CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1-9, “OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE CITY OF DADE CITY” IN THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO DESIGNATE AN OFFICIAL CITY SEAL; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The ordinance was read by title only by City Clerk Guy. Acting City Manager vanErven presented the item before the Commission. Commissioner Shive asked what happens to individuals who use the City's seal without authorization. Attorney Brackins explained it would become a second-degree misdemeanor once the ordinance becomes effective. Moved by Commissioner Cosentino, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Woodard to approve Ordinance 2025-04 City Seal on the first reading. FOR: Black, Woodard, Church, Cosentino, and Shive AGAINST: None CARRIED. H. PUBLIC HEARING - ADOPTION & SECOND READING OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES Nothing. I. UNFINISHED BUSINESS I.1. Appointment of Planning Board Member by Commissioner Cosentino At this time, Commissioner Cosentino did not have a name to present to the Commission. However, she has been making progress with potential recommendations. The Commission agreed to move this item to the next agenda. J. NEW BUSINESS J.1. Selection of 2025 Florida League of Cities Voting Delegate The item was presented by Acting City Manager vanErven. Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Woodard, seconded by Commissioner Cosentino to select Mayor Black as the 2025 Florida League of Cities Voting Delegate for the City of Dade City at the Florida League of Cities Annual Business Session occurring on Saturday, August 16, 2025. FOR: Black, Woodard, Church, Cosentino, and Shive AGAINST: None CARRIED. J.2. Discussion of Potential Budget Calendar Acting City Manager vanErven shared several Workshop dates with the Commission and asked for their availability. Workshop dates and times presented to the Commission were the following: Friday, July 11th, from 11 am to 3 pm, covering capital items and utilities in the meeting. Friday, July 18th, from 11 am to 3 pm, covering personnel, operational, and other line items in the budget. Friday, July 25th, from 2 pm to 4 pm, this workshop will be a wrap up of everything being pulled together. Several Commissioners had conflicts with the dates presented. After a brief discussion, the Commission agreed on the following schedule below: Wednesday, July 9th, from 2 pm to 4 pm. Friday, July 11th, from 11 am to 3 pm. Monday, July 28th, from 2 pm to 4 pm. K. CITY ADMINISTRATION ITEMS (IF ANY) K.1. City Manager Acting City Manager vanErven thanked Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard for all her work on the Juneteenth events and recognized several staff members who also helped. vanErven asked for a consensus on the City Manager candidates and a date for interviews. The Commission agreed to add this conversation to the next agenda for discussion. vanErven said she will add it to the commission agenda. K.2. City Clerk City Clerk Guy asked the Commission to look at the agenda she sent them for the Florida League of Cities Conference and send their availability to her. Guy will be on vacation starting Thursday, June 25th, at noon and will be back in the office on Tuesday, July 8th. K.3. Finance Officer Finance Officer Altman shared they are on the final lap on the audit. He would like to briefly speak to each Commissioner for updates on that. They also received the building department proposals back for the department building, which is a design build project. They do not have specific numbers, but they should have some ideas to tell them what to expect from that. Altman will be reaching out to the Commission to arrange times for conversations. K.4. City Attorney City Attorney Brackins updated the Commission on the passing of Senate Bill 784. The bill affects final plats. K.5. Acting Police Chief Acting Police Chief Tungate shared they are having exciting times happening at the police department. The new chief will be present at the next Commission meeting. They swore in two officers tonight. Four kids are getting ready to go to the academy on July 8. They also have a waiting list of applications. K.6. Community & Economic Development Director Community and Economic Development Director Ralston shared they will bring forth the 7th Streetscaping Project for review and approval at the next meeting. K.7. Public Works Director Public Works Director Toner shared upcoming weekend events in the City including the Michael Penix Jr. Street renaming ceremony and the Michael Penix Jr. football camp. They are also still working on the splash pad. K.8. Utilities Director Utilities Director Daniels shared several updates below. The 15th Street well is back up and fully operating. Daniels met with DEP (Department of Environmental Protection) today about the St. Joe booster station, which they got a full clearance on that. As soon as the Scada is installed, it will be online. Daniels conducted a safety assessment test with FRWA for the water plant and wastewater treatment plant for hurricane season. They are working on this going forward. The fire hydrants on Church Ave. and 15th Street, and 21st Street and Florida Ave. have been repaired. L. COMMISSIONER ITEMS L.1. Commissioner Shive asked everyone to keep Sylvester Carter's family in their prayers. Carter was a City employee for over 10 years. He wants to put together a Resolution of Grief for the family and hopes to present on July 8th. Shive went on to describe Carter as a gentle soul and he will be truly missed. Commissioner Shive recognized City Parks Department employee Rose Figga for her three-year anniversary with the City. Shive said City employees Figga and Jackson are doing a phenomenal job in the downtown area. Shive had been getting a lot of phone calls about Hidden Hills. He knows that they have an issue with capacity. There was also supposed to be a Workshop to decide how they are moving the City along with future developments as far as residential versus commercial. Jake Pashley had put an application for Hidden Hills about one year ago. They all know they are trying to design a force main to handle the westside of the City along with a new wastewater plant. Shive thinks they needed to have a Workshop, he wanted to know if he could still process his application. Shive was not sure, with the 26 developments and 13 utility service agreements, if they were able to move anything else forward. Shive said he did speak with Ralston and thinks that is something the Commission needs to discuss. Shive asked Tom Vill and the City staff to reach out to Mr. Pashley. Attorney Brackins said they have not done a contingent USA with an annex. He agreed a Workshop would be good. Shive discussed at the last meeting Mayor Pro-Tem brought up a situation with an overlay. Years ago, they wanted to put an overlay in his neighborhood. Shive explained that usually an overlay allowed them to do more things, and they are normally done in blighted areas. He thought 7th Street to the bypass would be a great area for an overlay. He wants them to think outside the box when it comes to the empty buildings. They need to bring in retail and townhomes along the bike trail and try getting the area cleaned up. Between Code Enforcement and working with the Planning Department, he thinks they need to be active in getting a plan. If that requires an overlay in that area, he thinks that is a great idea. Commissioner Cosentino would like to have a discussion about the two mobile homes on McMinn. Mayor Black asked Ralston to put together some educational materials for an overlay Workshop. Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard said at the last meeting, there were a lot of comments that came up about the oak tree. Woodard said they received information on the tree and asked Acting City Manager vanErven if she posted that for the public. vanErven said she has not posted the information out yet; the arborist is still working on providing them a more in-depth report. Woodard asked vanErven to share the information to the public she sent to the Commission. Woodard shared Juneteenth week was phenomenal. Alot of the events were sold out. A total of $6,000 was awarded to two deserving students. Woodard has two businesses that are willing to hire youth doing the summer. The pay will be $1,200 for work during the summer. Woodard said she needs at least three kids for the job. The students get paid at the end when the job is completed. Former Mayor Pro-Tem Eunice Penix won the Sweet Potato Pie Contest Saturday during the Juneteenth events. East Pasco has been really showing up at the County Commission Meetings. The Pasco County bus now has five stops across the railroad tracks, where they previously only had one. The new stops include Martin Luther King Blvd. and 1st St., Canal St. and Tucker Ave., Wilson St. and Tuskeegee Ave., Wilson St. and Cedar St., Wilson St. and Old Lakeland Highway. It was a blessing to see some of the older ladies being able to get on the bus close to their houses. They are excited about the progress they are making. Woodard would like for them to see about looking at a homeless shelter for this side of the County. She thinks they have enough property and land for them to partner with the County and get that done. BayCare and WestCare may be able to assist. They have to meet the need regarding why people are homeless. When discussing the Chamber of Commerce restroom, Woodard said they need to make sure they are doing their due diligence and make sure the restrooms are presentable. Credentialling issues that were discussed during public comments have been addressed and are being looked at. Discussing the removal of dirt, Woodard asked if they had a consensus for Attorney Brackins to do something about the dirt removal. If dirt has been removed and it shouldn't, it needs to stop. Attorney Brackins agreed with Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard and said it helps him to hear from the Commission about what they want. Brackins asked the commission to let him put it in a memo. The settlement agreement was in 2018, and it is now 2025. Brackins asked the Commission what remedy they were looking for. Shive said when he goes by Saint Joe Road, he sees the amount of dirt that has been taken. They heard they have already gone beyond the 450,000 cubic yards, moving from Summit View 1 to Summit View 2. Shive also received complaints of clay running down to the pond over at West Hill Estates on the back side. Shive said they need to know how much dirt is being taken out and they need a system of checks and balances. Same thing with the Crosswinds situation and people who said they did not sign off on the annexation. Shive wanted to know how they got to the bottom of it. Attorney Brackins said once the body passed the annexation ordinance, it became final after 30 days. The annexation was final in 2021, and the time to challenge it was 30 days after that. What counsel was asking him to do was to wave the statute of limitations for the last four years, and Brackins told them no, not until the Commission tells him to. Brackins explained to the Commission, before they do that, they need to decide the Crosswinds matter and then they could have a host of options available to them. Commissioner Cosentino wanted to move forward with Summit View 2. If the agreement was made and wrongdoing was being done now, she wants the wrongdoing to stop. Commissioner Church wanted to make sure they included the issues Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard raised about the areas around the Evans property when they discuss the overlays. Mayor Black asked if Church meant one that was more restrictive. Commissioner Church clarified protecting the agricultural nature of the surrounding areas. Regarding Summit View, Church asked if they had evidence they had exceeded the dirt removal in their hands. Brackins said he did not, he knows they submit reports, and he reviewed the first report they submitted. Church said her answer on whether she wants to go forward on something is contingent upon whether they have evidence in their hands that they have in fact violated the agreement. She would like to know where the numbers came from. Brackins said he does not spend a lot of time looking at the reports they provide, but he will compile all of that in there. Church asked who was monitoring the dirt. vanErven said the reports go the County and they distributed the reports to the City. Public Works Director Toner confirmed vanErven was correct. Church asked if it was possible that Ms. McKnight got her information from the County and the City has not done the calculation themselves yet. Staff was unsure. Church wanted to know who was going to get the information and total it up. She thinks the Commission needs an email with the information and numbers. Brackins told her to remember the agreement did not apply to Summit View 2 at all. The following should be on the agenda: getting the information from the County, totaling it up, and getting all that information to the Commission so they can instruct Attorney Brackins appropriately. Church briefly discussed Crosswinds. Brackins explained there were two parts to Crosswinds including the comp plan, which is legislative and the zoning, which is quasi-judicial. Church would like time for a one-on-one meeting on the item and raise her concerns ahead of time. Brackins updated the Commission of the status on the item. Woodard wanted to make sure they showed up to the street naming for Michael Penix Jr. Saturday, June 28th, 3:30 pm at Martin Luther King Blvd. and 5th Street. On Sunday, June 29th, there will be a football camp, 290 kids were accepted into the football camp. All parking for the camp will be at Moore-Mickens. Mayor Black commended Mayor Pro-Tem Woodard and the committee on the Juneteenth events. M. PUBLIC COMMENTS (FOR ITEMS NOT ALREADY DISCUSSED) Travis Lawhorne at 12045 Elkins Rd., Dade City, discussed the area on 301 and Old Lakeland Highway leading into a Lennar subdivision. There is a road, about 30 feet from their driveway, that is being built. The road will be an emergency entrance/exit, but he doesn't believe a firetruck would be able to make the turn. It is a dirt road that the City maintains. Lawhorne asked if there would be a gate for the road and if the County or City plan on paving the road. The road is one lane, and the residents there drive big vehicles with cattle. Lawhorne asked who from the County or City is looking at the entrance and who is doing the inspections. Mayor Black asked Lawhorne to stay around to give vanErven his contact information. Attorney Brackins said it is the Highlands Trail Phase 2; the item was tabled in June and may come back in July or August. Notice should go back out for that. Based on Brackins recollection, the emergency exit was discussed, and it was his understanding that it was supposed to be gated with a code for emergency access. Brackins did not know if that was true or not, it is just what he remembers. Ralston may have the contact information for the Highlands Trail representative and Planner that was there. There will be a Planning Board meeting on July 2nd, at 5:30 pm. Mary McKnight at 36210 Saint Joe Rd., Dade City, was outside when she heard the conversation from the Commissioners on where she got her numbers on the dirt removal. McKnight said she got the chart from a public records request from the City. McKnight pointed out some information in the report she received was wrong. N. NOTED ITEMS Nothing. O. ADJOURNMENT 6:55 p.m. FOOTER TEXT Scott Black, Mayor Angelia Guy, City Clerk