Tamiami Trail Community Advisory Committee Meeting

Friday, July 10, 2026 · Government meeting record

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Residential Redevelopment Grant Application for a property located 816 12th Avenue West.

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Tamiami Trail Community Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes Friday, July 10, 2026 Attendance: Tamiami Trail Advisory Committee: Chair Teri Nattress, Vice Chair Bill Webster, Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia, Board Member Chuck Nappi, Board Member Bryan Moore. CRA: Chris Munyon, Assistant Director; Todd Campbell, Coordinator 1. Technical Check 2. Meeting Called to Order ● The meeting was called to order at 9:00 AM. 3. Citizen Comments ● None 4. Tamiami Trail CRA Business a) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 816 12th Avenue West ● Applicant: Audrey Smith ● Project Scope: Installation of impact-resistant garage doors, exterior doors, and windows. Total eligible project cost estimated at $17,874. ● Funding Structure: This project marks a new partnership between the CRA and the Housing and Community Development team (using CDBG/SHIP funding). SHIP provides a 50% match ($8,937), and the CRA matches $8,937, resulting in zero out-of-pocket cost for eligible work for the homeowner. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Redevelopment Grant in an amount up to $8,937. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. ● Vote: Approved unanimously (5-0). b) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 1102 10th Avenue West ● Applicant: Kevin Webb ● Project Scope: Replacement of windows with impact-resistant products. Total estimated investment is $15,250. ● Action: Board Member Bryan Moore made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a 50% matching grant in an amount up to $7,625. Motion was seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. ● Vote: Approved unanimously (5-0).

c) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 1001 12th Avenue West ● Applicant: Robert Webster ● Project Scope: Replacement of front and side entry doors with impact-resistant products. Total estimated investment is $9,667. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Redevelopment Grant in an amount up to $4,833.50. Motion was seconded by Board Member Bryan Moore. ● Vote: Approved (4-0, 1 abstention by Vice Chair Bill Webster). d) Commercial Redevelopment Grant – 1006 16th Avenue West ● Applicant: Cecilia Grace ● Project Scope: Retrofitting a single-family home on a corner lot for use as a commercial bakery and coffee shop. Total estimated investment is $138,300. Proposal previously reviewed by the Development Review Committee (DRC). ● Discussion: Committee members expressed questions regarding zoning, allowable uses in the overlay district, and commercial code compliance. Staff offered to invite a Planning Department representative to the next meeting to address these details. ● Action: Motion to table the application until the next meeting was made by Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia. Seconded by Chair Teri Nattress. ● Vote: Approved unanimously to table. e) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 1217 11th Avenue West ● Applicant: Cecilia Grace ● Project Scope: Replacement of street-facing chain-link fence, garage door, exterior doors, and windows with impact-resistant products. Total estimated investment is $80,000. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Redevelopment Grant in an amount up to $25,000 (subject to an appraisal demonstrating a minimum $50,000 value increase). Seconded by Board Member Chuck Nappi. ● Vote: Approved unanimously. f) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 1006 12th Avenue West ● Applicant: Cecilia Grace ● Project Scope: Roof replacement (metal roof), exterior doors, and windows with impact-resistant products on a duplex property. Total estimated investment is $60,000. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Redevelopment Grant in an amount up to $25,000. Seconded by Vice Chair Bill Webster. ● Vote: Approved unanimously. g) Residential Redevelopment Grant – 1223 12th Avenue West ● Applicant: Cecilia Grace

● Project Scope: Replacement of driveway and walkway with decorative concrete/pavers, exterior doors, and windows with impact-resistant products. Total estimated investment is $85,000. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval of a Residential Redevelopment Grant in an amount up to $25,000. Seconded by Board Member Chuck Nappi. ● Vote: Approved unanimously. h) Commercial Redevelopment Multi-Year Pre-Approval – 9th Street (Platinum Live) ● Applicant: AJA Business Holdings LLC / Platinum Live (Josh Warnock) ● Project Scope: Following completion of a $105,000 roof replacement (approved for a $50,000 grant previously), the applicant is investing an additional $280,000 into the former Buddy's Rental Warehouse property. Scope includes exterior stucco repairs, HVAC additions, impact windows/doors, and converting the space into a corporate headquarters, warehouse, and live demonstration showroom. Total project investment is approximately $385,000. ● Action: Board Member Maryann Lawler Garcia made a motion to recommend CRA Board approval for a multi-year redevelopment grant pre-approval for AJA Business Holdings LLC in an amount up to $192,500 (50% match of total eligible investment), administered through annual grant policy caps across fiscal cycles. Seconded by Chair Teri Nattress. ● Vote: Approved unanimously. Staff Updates ● Green Property Parking Concept: Staff requested the committee reflect on a preliminary concept to convert the vacant "Green Property" in the Village of the Arts into an organized temporary parking lot. Initial estimates place design at ~$100,000 and total construction at ~$700,000+. The item will be placed on the agenda for discussion at the next meeting. ● Program Demand & Outreach: Staff reported that 48 grant applications have been submitted across the city's CRA districts this fiscal year, with Tamiami Trail seeing high activity. The committee held a brief discussion regarding public awareness and future social media outreach. 5. Adjournment ● The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 am.

Agenda textTamiami Trail Community Advisory Committee Meeting

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BRADENTON TAMIAMI TRAIL COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING

9:00 a.m. Friday, July 10, 2026

LOBBY CONFERENCE ROOM - 101 OLD MAIN STREET, BRADENTON

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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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