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Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · Government meeting record

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The board unanimously agreed to delay a proposed $9,000 community survey until after a decision is reached on a state constitutional amendment regarding the homestead exemption.

The Board of Commissioners discussed a potential $9,000 community survey and received a presentation on regional grant opportunities. The board decided to delay the survey until after a decision is made regarding a proposed constitutional amendment on the homestead exemption.

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Residents will have to wait for a decision on a proposed town-wide survey, which is currently on hold pending the outcome of a state-level homestead exemption vote.

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The board unanimously agreed to delay a proposed $9,000 community survey until after a decision is reached on a state constitutional amendment regarding the homestead exemption.
Community Survey
deferred - Unanimous consensus
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$9,000 · Community Survey · Onpoint Insights
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

TOWN OF REDINGTON SHORES

WORKSHOP

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026

Immediately following the Budget Workshop at 6:00pm

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A Workshop of the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Redington Shores, Florida was convened at 7:00

p.m.

Members Present: Mayor Commissioner Erin Schoos, Commissioner CJ Hoyt, Commissioner Doug Harr

(virtual), Commissioner Larry Maynard

Members Absent: none

Other Municipal Officials Present: Town Manager Margaret Carey, Town Clerk Michelle Lowe, Public

Works Supervisor Mike Pafumi, Town Attorney Nancy Meyer, ISPD Chief Holroyd and Capt. Doherty

1. ROLL CALL

2. APPEARANCES AND PRESENTATIONS

a. Forward Pinellas Local Agency Grant Program Information

Whit Blanton, a representative of Forward Pinellas, informed the Commission that Forward Pinellas

was formed in 2014 through the merger of the Pinellas Planning Council and the Metropolitan Planning

Organization (MPO). Now, the three MPOs representing Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties

are consolidating into a single organization to serve all three counties. He reviewed the merger process

and also highlighted their Local Government Grants Program: Planning Grants and Capital Grants,

including the timeline from application to grant award. He encouraged the Town to reach out regarding

any projects that might qualify for these grants.

3. OLD BUSINESS – none.

4. NEW BUSINESS

a. Community Survey

Town Manager Carey said that she met a representative from Onpoint Insights at the FCCMA

Conference, who conducts community surveys, and noted that it is a low-cost way to gather community

feedback. Results provide demographic information including age, district, length of residency, and

family size. The process takes about 8 weeks: 4 to prepare and 4 to be actively open. She proposed

that a good time to start the process would be August, so it would be live during the annual Town

Picnic. She noted the cost estimate is $9,000, and they assist in preparing the questions, which can

be used to educate.

Discussion ensued regarding incentivizing people to complete the survey, gauging resident

satisfaction, and asking for a reduced price.

Action: Unanimous consensus to table the survey until a decision is made on the proposed

constitutional amendment to increase the homestead exemption.

Public Comment

Jeannie Blackburn 17717 Gulf Blvd. Agrees with conducting a survey and felt the price was

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The board unanimously agreed to delay a proposed $9,000 community survey until after a decision is reached on a state constitutional amendment regarding the homestead exemption.
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$9,000 · Onpoint Insights · Estimated cost of the community survey
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