Council Workshop
Regular MeetingTampa, FL · November 30, 2023
Minutes
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CITY OF TAMPA
Council Workshop
Thursday, November 30, 2023
9:00 AM
WORKSHOP MINUTES
TAMPA CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY HALL
315 E. Kennedy Blvd., 3rd Floor Tampa, FL 33602
TAMPA, FLORIDA 33602
The City Council of the City of Tampa, Florida convened in a workshop session at 9:06 a.m. on this
the 30th day of November, 2023 with Guido Maniscalco, Chair, presiding. Members present upon
roll call were: Carlson, Hurtak, Clendenin, Henderson, Viera, Miranda, and Maniscalco, constituting
a quorum.
Moment of Silence
Martin Shelby, Council Attorney, was in attendance.
The minutes were recorded and prepared by Charline Soto-Quintana, City Clerk Support Technician,
recording secretary for these proceedings.
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WORKSHOPS
1. File No. CM23-82728
Discussion on hiring a Budget Analyst for the City of Tampa. (Original motion initiated
by Clendenin-Carlson on July 13, 2023)
Dennis Rogero, Chief Financial Officer; Justin Vaske, Senior Assistant City Attorney;
Jean Duncan, Administrator of Infrastructure and Mobility; and Morris Massey,
Deputy City Attorney, approached and answered questions from councilmembers.
The following individuals appeared before Council to make public comment:
Stephanie Poynor
Motion: (Clendenin-Hurtak) Councilman Clendenin be requested to work with City
staff to produce a document for action on City Council regarding the Budget Analyst
proposed position and to return on December 21, 2023 under Staff Reports and
Unfinished Business. Motion carried unanimously.
Memorandum from Councilmember Clendenin transmitting the proposed Budget
Analyst job description and salary for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said memorandum, be received and filed.
Motion carried unanimously.
2. File No. CM23-82322
Brad Baird, Administrator of Infrastructure and Mobility; Jean Duncan, Administrator
of Infrastructure and Mobility; and John Bennett, Chief of Staff, to lead a workshop
discussion about how the City can improve transparency and accountability in the
Contract Administration/CCNA process. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-Hurtak
on June 15, 2023) (Continued from August 31, 2023)
Richard Mutterback, Director of Contract Administration, appeared and presented a
PowerPoint on said agenda item.
Gregory Hart, Manager Minority Business Development; Ocea Wynn, Administrator of
Neighborhood and Community Affairs; and Brad Baird, Deputy Administrator of
Infrastructure, approached and answered questions from councilmembers.
The following individuals appeared before Council to make public comment:
Stephanie Poynor
Email from Erin Bradley, Senior Executive Aide, transmitting PowerPoint
presentation for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said PowerPoint, be received and filed. Motion
carried unanimously.
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3. File No. CM22-78126
Administration to provide an update on the Capital Improvement Project (CIP).
(Original motion initiated by Carlson-Miranda on October 20, 2022) (Next bi-annual
update to be held on May , 2024)
Jean Duncan, Administrator of Infrastructure and Mobility; Brandon Campbell, Smart
Mobility Manager; Tony Mulkey, Interim Director of Parks and Recreation; Larry
Washington, Solid Waste Director; Brad Baird, Deputy Administrator of Infrastructure;
Rory Jones, Water Department Director; and Eric Weiss, Director of Wastewater,
appeared and presented PowerPoint on said agenda item.
Dennis Rogero, Chief Financial Officer, approached Council and answered questions.
The following individuals appeared before Council to make public comment:
Stephen Michelini
Email from Phyllis Ho-Zuhars, Senior Executive Aide to Chief of Staff, transmitting
PowerPoint for Capital Improvement Update for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said PowerPoint, be received and filed. Motion
carried unanimously.
4. File No. CM21-69890
Real Estate Department, Housing Department, Code Enforcement Department,
Tampa Police Department, Dr. Brianna Fox of University of South Florida; Re-Entry
Service Liaison, and a representative from the Department of Correction, to appear
and report on housing solutions, solutions to reduce recidivism, and solutions to
reduce density in any one neighborhood, pertaining to sexual predators in the
community, specifically in Ybor City. (Original motion initiated by Dingfelder-
Maniscalco on August 5, 2021)(Updated motion initiated by Hurtak-Miranda on
October 19, 2023)
Megan Newcombs, Chief Assistant City Attorney, appeared remotely and stated that a
memorandum was provided, and that she was available for questions.
John Guzina, Police Detective and Patrick Barrentine, Florida Department of
Correction, appeared remotely and answered questions.
Motion: (Carlson-Miranda) That Code Enforcement, the Fire Marshall, and Legal be
requested to meet with the VM Ybor Neighborhood Association to discuss code
violations; further, that a report be presented to Council on February 1, 2024 under
Staff Reports and Unfinished Business. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion: (Carlson-Miranda) That Council requests the Mayor to meet with the VM
Ybor Neighborhood Association to discuss solutions regarding state law. Motion
carried unanimously.
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Motion: (Clendenin-Hurtak) That Code Enforcement, Zoning, Fire and Legal Staff be
requested to report on December 21, 2023 under Staff Reports and Unfinished
Business on the zoning status, fire compliance, occupancy, and building code
compliance for 2818 N. Nebraska Ave., 2820 N. Nebraska Ave., and 2821 N.
Nebraska Ave. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion: (Viera-Clendenin) That the Administration be requested to report on
December 21, 2023 under Staff Reports and Unfinished Business on ideas with
regards to additional investments in the immediate area, including but not limited
to additional lighting, cameras, police presence, law enforcement presence and any
other funding measures that will improve safety in the area; further, that the Tampa
Police Department be requested to provide information on any possible grants that
may be available. Motion carried unanimously.
Memorandum from Lee Bercaw, Chief of Police and Nicole Travis, Development and
Economic Opportunity Administrator, transmitting a written report for said agenda
item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said Memorandum, be received and filed.
Motion carried unanimously.
5. File No. E2022-8 CH 27
Planning and Legal Staff to report on the possibility of creating one or more
entertainment districts that is not close to residential areas that could be designated
as an entertainment area. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-Maniscalco on January
13, 2022) (Motion to reschedule from May 26, 2022 initiated by Carlson-Viera on April
21, 2022)(Continued from October 27, 2022 and February 23, 2023) (Continued from
August 31, 2023)
Motion: (Carlson-Henderson) That said agenda item be continued to December 21,
2023 under Staff Reports and Unfinished Business. Motion carried unanimously with
Viera and Miranda being absent at vote.
6. File No. CM23-84782
Staff to appear and discuss any emergency changes Council can make to accelerate
developments in dense areas within six months. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-
Miranda on October 19, 2023)
Abbye Feeley, Deputy Administrator for Development and Economic Opportunity
appeared and answered questions from councilmembers.
The following individuals appeared before Council to make public comment:
Carroll Ann Bennett
Stephanie Poynor
Memorandum from Abbye Feeley, Deputy Administrator of Development and
Growth Management, transmitting a written response for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said memorandum, be received and filed.
Motion carried unanimously.
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7. File No. CM23-1614
City Planning Department to appear and present a report on the final proposed text
amendments to the Land Development Code for the July 2023 cycle. (Original motion
initiated by Clendenin-Miranda on November 9, 2023)
Stephen Benson, City Planning Director, appeared and answered questions from
councilmembers.
Memorandum from Stephen Benson, City Planning Director; Dana Crosby-Collier,
Senior Assistant City Attorney; and Eric Cotton, Development Coordination
Manager, transmitting a written report for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said memorandum, be received and filed.
Motion carried unanimously.
8. File No. E2023-8 CH 27
Council to have discussion on PDs. (Original motion initiated by Clendenin-Carlson on
July 13, 2023)(Continued from October 26, 2023)
Motion: (Clendenin-Henderson) That said agenda item be continued to December
21, 2023 under Staff Reports and Unfinished Business. Motion carried unanimously
with Viera and Miranda being absent at vote.
9. File No. CM23-82254
Staff to present the 5-year tree canopy report. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-
Hurtak on August 31, 2023)
Brian Knox, Senior Forester Examiner, appeared and provided a brief introduction of
Dr. Andrew Koeser, Professor of Urban Tree Management at the University of South
Florida Research; Dr. Shawn Landry, Director of the USF Water Institute at the
University of South Florida; and Dr. Rebecca Zarger, Associate Professor of
Anthropology at University of South Florida.
Dr. Andrew Koeser, Professor of Urban Tree Management at the University of South
Florida Research; Dr. Shawn Landry, Director of the USF Water Institute at the
University of South Florida; and Dr. Rebecca Zarger, Associate Professor of
Anthropology at University of South Florida; provided a presentation of the Urban
Forest Analysis PowerPoint on said agenda item.
The following individuals appeared before Council to make public comment:
Cynthia Malony
Lorraine Perrino
Carroll Ann Bennett
Allison Date
Nancy Stevens
Pamela Jacksahaney
Stephanie Poynor
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Motion: (Hurtak-Carlson) That City Staff including Sustainability, Natural Resources,
Parks and Recreation, Legal, and Building Department be requested to come back
on April 25, 2024 workshop session to discuss what we can be done to make sure
mitigation trees are maintained and not taken out; how we are going to keep track
of $1 million of the USDA trees and its maintenance in public spaces; the creation of
larger city-wide tree maintenance program for low income residents; how to
increase and improve Code Enforcement and Building Department for illegal tree
cutting; adding a fine and punishment to tree cutting companies who illegally cut
down trees, and incentivizes for planting live oaks. Motion carried unanimously
with Miranda being absent at vote.
Email from Erin Bradley, Senior Executive Aide, transmitting a PowerPoint
presentation for said agenda item.
Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That said PowerPoint, be received and filed. Motion
carried unanimously.
MOTION TO RECEIVE AND FILE ALL DOCUMENTS:
10. Motion: (Miranda-Henderson) That the speaker sign-in sheets presented by Chair
Maniscalco, be received and filed. Motion carried unanimously with Viera and
Maniscalco being absent at vote.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business to come before Council at this time, Chair Maniscalco
adjourned said meeting at 4:27 p.m. on this the 30th day of November, 2023.
DISCLAIMER
Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the City Council with respect to any matter considered
at this meeting will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, may need to hire a court
reporter to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
The Office of the City Clerk does not prepare verbatim transcripts of the proceedings of the City Council.
Upon request, a DVD of the actual proceeding is available from the Office of Cable Communication for a
fee. Their telephone number is (813) 274-8217.
Video recordings of a limited number of more recent City Council Meetings may be viewed under the
Quick Link for “Meetings on Demand” on City Council’s webpage at: https://www.tampa.gov/city-council.
The closed captioning transcripts for the hearing impaired are also available on the same webpage, under
the Quick Link for “Meeting Transcripts.”
Agenda
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CITY OF TAMPA
Council Workshop
Thursday, November 30, 2023
9:00 AM
WORKSHOP FIANL AGENDA
TAMPA CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY HALL
315 E. Kennedy Blvd., 3rd Floor Tampa, FL 33602
TAMPA, FLORIDA 33602
Guido Maniscalco, Chair - District 2 At-Large
Alan Clendenin, Chair Pro-Tem - District 1 At-Large
Lynn Hurtak, District 3 At-Large
Bill Carlson, District 4
Gwendolyn Henderson, District 5
Charlie Miranda, District 6
Luis Viera, District 7
Martin Shelby, City Council Attorney
WELCOME TO THE MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TAMPA.
THIS MEETING IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
Any person who decides to appeal any decision of the City Council with respect to any matter
considered at this meeting will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, may need
to hire a court reporter to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record
includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Statutes,
persons with disabilities needing special accommodation to participate in this meeting should
contact the Office of the City Clerk at (813) 274-8397 at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the
date of the meeting.
Shirley Foxx-Knowles, CMC
City Clerk
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MEETING CALLED TO ORDER – GUIDO MANISCALCO, CHAIR: -
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
PUBLIC COMMENTS: (3 MINUTES PER SPEAKER)
The public and citizens of the City of Tampa will be able to watch, listen or view this meeting on:
Cable TV: Spectrum Channel 640
Frontier Channel 15
Internet: https://www.tampa.gov/livestream
Members of the public can attend in person in City Council chambers in Old City Hall or virtually
participate in this public meeting by using what is referred to by State of Florida statutes and rules
as “communications media technology” (“CMT”).
Public comment on the subject of the workshop will be taken at the end of the workshop.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO SPEAK VIRTUALLY DURING PUBLIC COMMENT WITH THE USE
OF CMT:
Complete the form at https://www.tampa.gov/PublicComment AND state on the form under
“Request Type” that you wish to speak live during the public comment period. You will then be
contacted with additional instructions on how to participate live through the use of CMT.
Registration for speaking remotely must be requested at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Persons requiring help in accessing these means of public participation should call 813-274-8397 for
assistance.
For additional information, please contact City Council Attorney Martin Shelby at
Martin.Shelby@tampa.gov or 813-274-7719.
WORKSHOPS
1. File No. CM23-82728
Discussion on hiring a Budget Analyst for the City of Tampa. (Original motion initiated
by Clendenin-Carlson on July 13, 2023)
Memorandum from Councilmember Clendenin transmitting the proposed Budget
Analyst job description and salary for said agenda item. (To be R/F)
2. File No. CM23-82322
Brad Baird, Administrator of Infrastructure and Mobility; Jean Duncan, Administrator
of Infrastructure and Mobility; and John Bennett, Chief of Staff, to lead a workshop
discussion about how the City can improve transparency and accountability in the
Contract Administration/CCNA process. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-Hurtak
on June 15, 2023) (Continued from August 31, 2023)
Email from Erin Bradley, Senior Executive Aide, transmitting PowerPoint
presentation for said agenda item. (To be R/F)
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3. File No. CM22-78126
Administration to provide an update on the Capital Improvement Project (CIP).
(Original motion initiated by Carlson-Miranda on October 20, 2022) (Next bi-annual
update to be held on May , 2024)
Email from Phyllis Ho-Zuhars, Senior Executive Aide to Chief of Staff, transmitting
PowerPoint for Capital Improvement Update for said agenda item. (To be R/F)
4. File No. CM21-69890
Real Estate Department, Housing Department, Code Enforcement Department,
Tampa Police Department, Dr. Brianna Fox of University of South Florida; Re-Entry
Service Liaison, and a representative from the Department of Correction, to appear
and report on housing solutions, solutions to reduce recidivism, and solutions to
reduce density in any one neighborhood, pertaining to sexual predators in the
community, specifically in Ybor City. (Original motion initiated by Dingfelder-
Maniscalco on August 5, 2021)(Updated motion initiated by Hurtak-Miranda on
October 19, 2023)
Memorandum from Lee Bercaw, Chief of Police and Nicole Travis, Development and
Economic Opportunity Administrator, transmitting a written report for said agenda
item. (To be R/F)
5. File No. E2022-8 CH 27
Planning and Legal Staff to report on the possibility of creating one or more
entertainment districts that is not close to residential areas that could be designated
as an entertainment area. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-Maniscalco on January
13, 2022) (Motion to reschedule from May 26, 2022 initiated by Carlson-Viera on April
21, 2022)(Continued from October 27, 2022 and February 23, 2023) (Continued from
August 31, 2023)
6. File No. CM23-84782
Staff to appear and discuss any emergency changes Council can make to accelerate
developments in dense areas within six months. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-
Miranda on October 19, 2023)
Memorandum from Abbye Feeley, Deputy Administrator of Development and
Growth Management, transmitting a written response for said agenda item. (To be
R/F)
7. File No. CM23-1614
City Planning Department to appear and present a report on the final proposed text
amendments to the Land Development Code for the July 2023 cycle. (Original motion
initiated by Clendenin-Miranda on November 9, 2023)
Memorandum from Stephen Benson, City Planning Director; Dana Corsby-Collier,
Senior Assistant City Attorney; and Eric Cotton, Development Coordination
Manager, transmitting a written report for said agenda item. (To be R/F)
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8. File No. E2023-8 CH 27
Council to have discussion on PDs. (Original motion initiated by Clendenin-Carlson on
July 13, 2023)(Continued from October 26, 2023)
9. File No. CM23-82254
Staff to present the 5-year tree canopy report. (Original motion initiated by Carlson-
Hurtak on August 31, 2023)
Email from Erin Bradley, Senior Executive Aide, transmitting a PowerPoint
presentation for said agenda item. (To be R/F)
INFORMATION REPORTS AND NEW BUSINESS BY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
MOTION TO RECEIVE AND FILE ALL DOCUMENTS:
ADJOURNMENT:
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COUNCIL AND CRA INFORMATION
ELECTRONIC MEDIA PRESENTATIONS BEFORE CITY COUNCIL
Pursuant to Rule 7(I) of Council’s Rules of Procedure, persons requesting to use electronic media
for presentation to City Council are required to notify the Chair, the City Clerk’s office and the City
of Tampa Cable Communication Department (CTTV) at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance. The
electronic media must be delivered to CTTV at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to broadcast.
COUNCIL AND CRA MEETINGS
All Council and CRA sessions are open to the public. Additional meetings may be scheduled by Council
or by the CRA.
Council Regular sessions are held on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 9:00 a.m.
CRA regular sessions are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m.
Council Zoning and Alcoholic Beverage sessions are held the 2nd & 4th Thursdays of each month
at 5:01 p.m.
Council Workshop session is held on the 4th Thursday of each month at 9:00 a.m.
CTTV VIEWINGS:
CTTV is viewable on Channel 640 [Bright House Networks] and on Channel 15 [Verizon].
Replays of all meetings are viewable by visiting: City Of Tampa Meetings - YouTube
AGENDA AVAILABILITY
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available to the public in the Office of the City Clerk and are available on the Hyland Agenda On-Line
Repository on the City of Tampa’s website via the following link:
https://tampagov.hylandcloud.com/221agendaonline/
Council Draft agendas for the regular sessions held on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month
are available approximately at 4:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to the regular session.
CRA Draft Agenda for the regular session held on the 2nd Thursday of each month are available
approximately at 4:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to the regular session.
Council Draft agendas for the evening sessions held on the 2nd Thursday of each month are
available approximately at 4:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to the evening session.
Council Draft agenda for the workshop session held on the 4th Thursdays of each month are
available approximately at 4:00 p.m. on the Friday prior to the regular session.
PUBLIC COMMENT FOR REGULAR SESSIONS OF COUNCIL
Members of the public shall be given a reasonable opportunity to be heard at a time before City
Council takes official action. Speakers shall first state their legal names for the purpose of identification
in the record of the meeting.
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City Council may establish time limits for members of the public to address Council. Unless such time
limit is otherwise established, each member of the public shall be limited to three minutes. Members of
the public addressing Council shall observe all time limitations that may apply.
Speakers shall refrain from disruptive behavior, including making vulgar or threatening remarks.
Speakers shall refrain from launching personal attacks against any city official, city staff member, or
member of the public. Comments shall be directed to the Council as a body and not to individual
Council members.
No one present during a Council meeting shall engage in disruptive behavior, including intentionally
making or causing to be made any disruptive sound or noise, or displaying signs or graphics in a manner
disruptive to the proceedings.
The Chair shall rule out of order any member of the public who shall speak without being recognized or
who shall not address Council from the podium or other established speaker area. No person shall
approach the dais of the City Council during meetings except Council members and employees of the
City, unless invited by a member of Council.
All persons shall at all times conduct themselves in accordance with Council rules. Persons failing to do
so shall be ruled out of order and may be directed at the discretion of the Chair to be removed from
the Council Chamber. Such person shall not thereafter be readmitted to the Council Chamber or City
Hall during the remainder of that day’s meeting.
ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
All persons attending the meeting are subject to search- Weapons are prohibited. Chapter 790.06
(12) Florida Statutes prohibits the possession of firearms or other dangerous weapons in a
municipal government meeting by all persons not specifically authorized by Florida Statute.
Conviction carries penalties of up to Five (5) years imprisonment and a $5,000 fine.
Pursuant to Rule 5 (G) of the Council’s Rules of Procedure, which reads as follows: No weapons or
objects that may be used as weapons shall be allowed in the Council Chambers. Persons, bags,
packages and parcels entering Council Chambers are subject to search.
PUBLIC HEARING SPEAKER'S WAIVER FORM
Only during public hearings, individuals in the audience may designate a spokesperson to speak on
their behalf, thereby relinquishing their speaking time to the designated spokesperson on the public
hearing agenda item for which designation was made. A speaker's waiver form must be filled out and
signed by individuals in the audience and presented to Council at the time that s/he appears before
Council. Speaking time is one minute per name up to a maximum of 10 minutes.
CONSENT AGENDA
The COMMITTEE portion of the agenda is known as the CONSENT Agenda. It is an effective procedure
used by Council to handle routine items expeditiously. Each Councilmember is assigned a committee
and reviews all items prior to the meeting. Committee items are adopted by one motion unless a
member of the public or a Councilmember wishes to address a particular item. In such cases, the item
will be pulled from the consent agenda and considered separately.
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CANCELLATION OF A NOTICED, SCHEDULED HEARING
There are times when a noticed, scheduled hearing will not be heard due to the petition not being
perfected. You may call the Office of the City Clerk anytime four days prior to the hearing to confirm
that the hearing will be held.
COUNCIL/CRA CALENDAR
The Council/CRA Calendar is updated by the Office of the City Clerk after the action agenda(s) has been
finalized and printed.
Items placed on the Council/CRA Calendar are the regular, evening, and workshop sessions scheduled
by Council and the regular sessions of the CRA. Also listed on the Council/CRA Calendar are any special
sessions of the CRA and any special sessions of Council such as public hearings, workshops,
presentations, items scheduled for a time certain, and any cancelled sessions. Also listed on the
Council/CRA Calendar are any Standing Committee meetings, Special Discussion meetings or any
special meetings that the Council must attend as a group.
The updated Council/CRA Calendars are posted on the bulletin board in the main lobby of Old City
Hall and are also available on the Hyland Agenda On-Line Repository on the City of Tampa’s website
via the following link:
https://tampagov.hylandcloud.com/221agendaonline/
ADA INFORMATION
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Statute, persons
with disabilities needing a reasonable accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
the City of Tampa’s ADA Coordinator at (813) 274-3964, or email at TampaADA@tampagov.net at
least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the date of the meeting.
PARKING FACILITIES IN THE VICINITY OF CITY HALL
Fort Brooke has approximately 600 spaces dedicated for hourly parking. This facility is located
between Florida/Franklin and Washington/Cumberland. Entrance to the hourly side is off Whiting
Street (the north module). The fee for parking is $2.00 per hour with a maximum of $12.00 for the
day.
Please be advised that all parking meters located on Kennedy Boulevard and south to include
Whiting Street are currently enforceable until 8:00 PM and all parking meters south of Whiting
Street are currently enforceable until 12:00 AM, seven days per week. Parking meters located
north of Kennedy Boulevard are not currently enforceable after 6:00 PM.
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E-Mail: cityclerkstaff@tampagov.net
Phone: 813-274-8397
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