Orange County Government  
Orange County Administration Center  
201 S Rosalind Ave.  
Orlando, FL 32802-1393  
Draft Meeting Minutes  
Tuesday, April 9, 2024  
9:00 AM  
County Commission Chambers  
Board of County Commissioners  
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Call to Order  
County Mayor Jerry L. Demings called the meeting to order at 9:06 a.m.  
7 -  
Present:  
Mayor Jerry L. Demings, Commissioner Nicole Wilson, Commissioner Christine  
Moore, Commissioner Mayra Uribe, Commissioner Maribel Gomez Cordero,  
Commissioner Emily Bonilla, and Commissioner Michael Scott  
Others present:  
County Comptroller Phil Diamond as Clerk  
County Administrator Byron Brooks  
Deputy County Administrator Jon Weiss  
County Attorney Jeffrey J. Newton  
Deputy County Attorney Georgiana Holmes  
Public Works Director Joseph Kunkel  
Minutes Supervisor Craig Stopyra  
Minutes Coordinator Rafael Encarnacion, Jr.  
Minutes Coordinator Terrell Hightower  
Invocation - District 5  
Reverend Tammy Fisher, Founder and CEO of Inside Out Jail Ministries, Inc.  
Pledge of Allegiance  
Presentation  
Proclamation recognizing April as Water Conservation Month  
Presentation  
Proclamation recognizing April 22, 2024 as Earth Day/Arbor Day  
Presentation  
Proclamation recognizing April 28 through May 4, 2024 as National Small Business Week  
Presentation  
Orange County Mayor's Veterans Advisory Council Veteran of the Year  
Public Comment  
The following persons addressed the Board during public comment:  
- Larry Meredith  
- Cynthia Harris  
- Nelson Betancourt  
- Matthew Grocholske  
- Valerie Anderson  
- Hanna Yamaguchi  
- Kathleen Fitzgerald  
- Gabrielle Milch  
- Giancarlo Rodriguez  
- Kameron Green  
- Bruce Kelley  
- Rosa Navas  
- Sophia  
- Kelly Semrad  
- Kaekanna Gintoli  
- Nate Douglas  
- Lewis Riblet - Harris  
- Gerald Loyola  
- Emre  
- Kevin Duarte  
- Eric Grimmer  
- Lee Perry  
- Marjorie Holt  
- Peter Murray (phonetic)  
- Laurie Forrester  
- Jonathan Blount  
The following materials were presented to the Board during public comment:  
- Exhibit 1, from Hanna Yamaguchi  
- Exhibit 2, from Marjorie Holt  
I.  
CONSENT AGENDA  
Approval of the Consent Agenda  
A motion was made by Commissioner Uribe, seconded by Commissioner Scott, to approve the  
Consent Agenda. The motion carried by the following vote:  
6 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Uribe, Commissioner  
Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner Scott  
1 - Commissioner Moore  
Absent:  
A. COUNTY MAYOR  
1.  
Manager, Transportation Planning Division, Public Works Department.  
B. COUNTY COMPTROLLER  
1.  
2.  
Board of County Commissioners. (Clerk’s Office)  
County funds, having been certified that no accounts have been overdrawn  
due to the issuance of same.  
Disbursement periods cover:  
- March 22, 2024 to March 28, 2024; $43,204,630.74  
- March 29, 2024 to April 4, 2024; $102,006,353.67  
(Finance/Accounting)  
3.  
a. Dispose of assets.  
b. Sell assets through online auction.  
c. Offer assets to non-profits.  
d. Scrap remaining assets.  
e. Dispose of asset.  
C. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR  
1.  
Siviah Few as Mayor’s representatives on the Orange County Citizen Corps  
Council with terms expiring December 31, 2024. (Agenda Development  
Office)  
2.  
Incentive Committee in the major Central Florida theme park representative  
category with a term expiring December 31, 2026. (Agenda Development  
Office)  
3.  
4.  
Board in the at large representative category with a term expiring December  
31, 2025. (Agenda Development Office)  
County, Florida and United Arts of Central Florida, Inc. Management / Fiscal  
Agency Agreement for Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs Tourist  
Development Tax (TDT) Revenue - Arts and Cultural Affairs Grants Program  
in the amount of $10,504,134. (Arts and Cultural Affairs Office)  
5.  
$252,295 from the FY 2024 Law Enforcement Trust Fund-State Forfeitures  
for eligible contributions to Orlando Community Youth Trust Dueling Dragons  
($30,000); United Foundation of Central Florida, Inc. ($1,500); Florida  
Missing Children’s Day Foundation, Inc. ($500); and Community Crime  
Prevention Grant Program ($220,295). (Office of Management and Budget)  
C. ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT  
1.  
Cleaner/Vacuuming Machine Rental, to the low responsive and responsible  
bidder, EP Rents, LLC. The estimated contract award amount is $144,000  
for a one-year term. ([Utilities Department Water Reclamation Division]  
Procurement Division)  
2.  
Stormwater Sediment Removal Structures, to the low responsive and  
responsible bidder, Hydro-Klean, LLC. The total estimated contract award  
amount is $132,300 for a one-year term. ([Planning, Environmental, and  
Development Services Department Environmental Protection Division]  
Procurement Division)  
3.  
4.  
Cleaning Services, to the sole responsive and responsible bidder,  
Envirowaste Services Group, Inc. The estimated contract award amount is  
$390,750 for a one-year term. ([Utilities Department Solid Waste Division]  
Procurement Division)  
Systems Preventative Maintenance and Repairs, to the sole responsive and  
responsible quoter, Precision Automation, Inc. The estimated contract award  
amount is $113,575 for a one-year term. ([Administrative Services  
Department Facilities Management Division] Procurement Division)  
5.  
6.  
Replacement, to the low responsive and responsible bidder, LMG Systems  
Innovation, LLC. The total contract award amount is $305,924. ([Mayor’s  
Office Communications Division] Procurement Division)  
Improvements, to the low responsive and responsible bidder, Uribe Site  
Development, Inc. The total contract award amount is $1,250,000.  
([Administrative Services Department Capital Projects Division]  
Procurement Division)  
7.  
8.  
9.  
Inmates, with Valencia College, in the total contract award amount of  
$735,000 for a five-year term. ([Corrections Department Community  
Corrections Division] Procurement Division)  
Navigators Teams, with Orlando Health, Inc., in the total contract award  
amount of $365,800 for a one-year term. ([Health Services Department Drug  
Free Office] Procurement Division  
Analysis, with Inwood Consulting Engineers, in the total contract award  
amount of $1,024,788.81. ([Public Works Department Transportation  
Planning Division] Procurement Division)  
10.  
for Lake Apopka Trail Connector (From Lake Apopka Loop to West Orange  
Trail), with WBQ Design & Engineering, Inc., in the amount of $149,649.48,  
for a revised total contract amount of $1,654,839.31. ([Public Works  
Department Engineering Division] Procurement Division)  
11.  
12.  
Rebuild, with Ring Power Corporation, in the total amount of $435,869.  
([Utilities Department Solid Waste Division] Procurement Division)  
Train Plus Rebuild, with Ring Power Corporation, in the total amount of  
$552,593. ([Utilities Department Solid Waste Division] Procurement  
Division)  
13.  
14.  
Train Plus Rebuild, with Ring Power Corporation, in the total amount of  
$595,393. ([Utilities Department Solid Waste Division] Procurement  
Division)  
Y20-905C, Additional Engineering Services for Variable Frequency Drives  
at Cypress Walk Water Supply Facility, with CHA Consulting Inc., in the total  
amount of $195,915.54, for a revised total award amount of $657,229.86.  
([Utilities Department Engineering Division] Procurement Division)  
15.  
16.  
17.  
18.  
provide Corrections Horizon Medical Clinic Expansion, Request for  
Proposals Y24-805-ZR. ([Administrative Services Department Capital  
Projects Division] Procurement Division)  
provide Continuing Engineering Services for Right-of-Way Acquisition and  
Eminent Domain, Request for Proposals Y24-900-ZR. ([Public Works  
Department Engineering Division] Procurement Division)  
Orlando, and Orange County and authorization to record instrument for  
Clapp Simms Duda Road Permit 14-E-055. District 4. (Real Estate  
Management Division)  
between SP East LLC and Orange County, approval of three Subordination  
of Encumbrances to Property Rights to Orange County from SP East LLC to  
Orange County, and authorization to record instrument for B22902058  
E-Whispering Oaks Affordable Housing. District 6. (Real Estate  
Management Division)  
D. HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT  
1.  
Central Florida Cares Health System, Inc. And Orange County Government  
Health Services Department beginning April 1, 2024, and ending April 1,  
2025, and 2) Business Associate Agreement and authorization for the  
Mayor or designee to sign future amendments to the agreement, if  
necessary, upon the mutual written agreement of the parties. (Drug Free  
Office)  
E. PLANNING, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT  
1.  
Agreement between the State of Florida Department of Environmental  
Protection and Orange County. All Districts. (Environmental Protection  
Division)  
F. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT  
1.  
2.  
(Development Engineering Division)  
Street: Culvert Improvement Project and Utility Relocation with Condor  
Construction Corporation in the amount of $159,626.75, for a revised total  
contract amount of $1,263,207.75. District 6. (Roads and Drainage Division)  
3.  
Prime Logistics Center Taft-Vineland Road by and between BSREP III  
Prime Logistics Center LLC and Orange County to modify the timeframe for  
the conveyance of right-of- way. District 3. (Roadway Agreement  
Committee)  
II.  
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS**  
A. COUNTY COMPTROLLER  
1.  
a. Minutes of the March 11, 2024, Meeting in the Sunshine, Commissioners,  
Mayra Uribe, Maribel Gomez Cordero, and Emily Bonilla met to discuss  
creating a film incentive program, staffing levels/pay and commission  
budget, and Visit Orlando.  
b. Orange County Solid Waste System Orange County, Florida Annual  
Financial Report for the years ended September 30, 2023 and 2022.  
c. Orange County Water Utilities System Orange County, Florida Annual  
Financial Report for the years ended September 30, 2023 and 2022.  
d. Orange County Convention Center Orange County, Florida Annual  
Financial Report for the years ended September 30, 2023 and 2022.  
e. City of Orlando Council Agenda Item for the meeting of March 11, 2024.  
2nd consideration of the City of Orlando Ordinance No. 2023-28 with Exhibit  
A (Legal Description), Exhibit B, (Location Map), City of Orlando Fiscal  
Impact Statement and Business Impact Estimate and the Orlando Sentinel  
Notices of Proposed Enactment. Ordinance No 2023-28 entitled: An  
Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Orlando, Florida, annexing to the  
corporate limits of the city certain land generally located east of Wetherbee  
Road; south of Palmbay Drive and North of OUC Railroad and compromised  
of 166 acres of land, more or less; providing for severability, correction of  
scrivener’s errors, and an effective date.  
f. City of Ocoee Ordinance No. 2024-03 (Annexation Ordinance for 440  
Ocoee Apopka Road - Parrinello Property) Tax Parcel ID:  
18-22-28-0000-00-002 Case NO. AX-10-23-07: 440 Ocoee Apopka Road -  
Parrinello Property Annexation. Ordinance 2024-03 with Exhibit A (Legal  
Description), Exhibit B, (Location Map). Ordinance 2024-03 entitled: An  
Ordinance of the City of Ocoee, Florida, annexing into the corporate limits of  
the City of Ocoee, Florida, certain real property containing approximately  
0.51 acres located at 440 Ocoee Apopka Road on the east side of Ocoee  
Apopka Road beginning approximately 1,800 feet north of the Palm Drive at  
Ocoee Apopka Road intersection and assigned Parcel ID number  
18-22-28-0000-00-002, pursuant to the application submitted by the  
property owner; finding said annexation to be consistent with the Ocoee  
Comprehensive Plan, the Ocoee City Code and the Joint Planning Area  
Agreement; providing for and authorizing the update of official city maps;  
providing direction to the city clerk; providing for severability; prevailing in the  
event of any inconsistency; and providing for an effective date.  
g. City of Orlando Voluntary Annexation Request : 3301 S. Orange Ave. -  
ANX2023-10006 Ordinance 2024-15. Notice of Proposed Enactment. On  
Monday April 1, 2024, the Orlando City Council will consider proposed  
Ordinance #2024-15 annexing to the Corporate Limits of the city portions of  
Butler Road generally located from the easterly right-of-way line of Oak  
Place, and compromised of 0.25 acres of land, more or less, and certain  
land generally located east of South Orange Avenue, west of Oak Place, and  
south of Butler Drive, and compromised of 0.17 acres of land, more or less;  
amending the city’s adopted growth management plan and land  
development code to designate the property as urban activity center with the  
Sodo special plan overlay district on the city’s maps. A public hearing on this  
Ordinance will be held during Council's regular meeting beginning at 2:00  
p.m., in Council Chambers, 2nd floor, Orlando City Hall, 400 S. Orange Ave.,  
Orlando, Florida.  
h. City of Orlando Annexation Ordinance No. 2023-47 with Exhibit A (Legal  
Description), Exhibit B, (Location Map), Exhibit C, (Future Land Use Map),  
Exhibit D, (Zoning Map) and Business Impact Estimate. Ordinance No.  
2023-47, page 4 of the Ordinance revised to reflect revised adoption date of  
8 day of January 2024. Ordinance 2023-47: An Ordinance of the City of  
Orlando, Florida, annexing to the corporate limits of the city certain land  
generally located north of Silver Star Road; east of Mercy Drive and south of  
Shader Road and comprised of 4.88 acres of land, more or less, and  
amending the city’s boundary description; amending the city’s adopted  
growth management plan to designate the property as industrial, on the city’s  
official future land maps; designating the property as industrial-general with  
the Wekiva overlay district, on the city’s official zoning maps; providing for  
amendment of the city’s official future land use and zoning maps; providing  
for severability, correction of scrivener’s errors, permit disclaimer, and an  
effective date.  
These items were received and filed.  
III.  
DISCUSSION AGENDA  
A. COMMISSIONER'S REPORT  
1.  
Preservation District.  
Board discussion ensued. County Attorney Newton contributed to the discussion.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Uribe, to advance the  
Lake Avalon Rural Settlement Preservation District ordinance creation language to come back for  
a public hearing. The motion carried by the following vote:  
5 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Uribe, Commissioner  
Gomez Cordero, and Commissioner Bonilla  
2 - Commissioner Moore, and Commissioner Scott  
Absent:  
B. PLANNING, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT  
1.  
Extension. (Environmental Protection Division)  
Board discussion ensued. County Administrator Brooks and County Attorney Newton contributed  
to the discussion.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Bonilla, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, to accept  
title; further, direct staff to send a letter to all parties involved; and further, the letter can be crafted  
to acknowledge the November 28, 2023, and February 6, 2024, Board actions yet express desire  
to accept ownership of the proposed donated lands, with conditions, if any, that are acceptable to  
the Board of County Commissioners. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
IV.  
WORK SESSION AGENDA  
A. COUNTY MAYOR  
1.  
Board discussion ensued. County Administrator Brooks, County Attorney Newton and County  
Comptroller Diamond contributed to the discussion.  
The following persons addressed the Board:  
- Luis Nieves-Ruiz  
- Tiffany Homler Hawkins  
A motion was made by Mayor Demings, seconded by Commissioner Moore, to suspend the  
Transportation Sales Tax Initiative until 2026. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
V.  
RECOMMENDATIONS  
1.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Scott, seconded by Commissioner Uribe, to approve the  
recommendations, subject to the usual right of appeal by any aggrieved party. The motion carried  
by the following vote:  
6 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, and Commissioner Scott  
1 - Commissioner Bonilla  
Absent:  
VI.  
PUBLIC HEARINGS  
A. Municipal Service Benefit Unit  
1.  
cleaning; All Districts  
Consideration: Establish a resolution for Special Assessments for one-time only lot cleaning  
assessments.  
Location: All Districts; Multiple parcels and Sections, Townships and Ranges; Orange County,  
Florida (legal property description on file)  
Comptroller Staff indicated a scrivener's error on page 1 of the resolution. The date in the fifth  
paragraph is changed from April 23, 2024, to February 20, 2024.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Scott, to adopt  
Resolution 2024-M-10, for Special Assessments, for one-time only lot cleaning assessments; and  
further, accept the correction on the first page, fifth paragraph of the resolution changing the date  
from April 23, 2024, to February 20, 2024. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
2.  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
streetlighting; District 1  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting and for  
retention pond(s) maintenance at Parkview and Hamlin, which consists of 225 lots.  
Location: District 1; Section 20, Township 23, Range 27; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
approve the request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried  
by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
3.  
retention pond(s) maintenance and for streetlighting; District 1  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting and for  
retention pond(s) maintenance at Parkview Reserve Phase 1 and Parkview Reserve Phase 2,  
which consists of 191 lots.  
Location: District 1; Sections 10 and 15, Township 24, Range 28; Orange County, Florida (legal  
property description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Moore, to approve  
the request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024.The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
4.  
District 3  
Consideration: Amend by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for retention pond  
maintenance at Pershing Heights and Lingo Lane, which will add 18 lots from Lingo Lane to  
Pershing Heights.  
Location: District 3; Section 10, Township 23, Range 30; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Uribe, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
approve the request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried  
by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
5.  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting for  
Poinciana Boulevard, Master Road which consists of 4 lots.  
Location: District 1; Section 35, Township 24, Range 28; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Uribe, to approve the  
request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
6.  
streetlighting; District 2  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting and for  
retention pond(s) maintenance at Rhetts Ridge, which consists of 120 lots.  
Location: District 2; Section 31, Township 20, Range 28; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Moore, seconded by Commissioner Uribe, to approve the  
request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
7.  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting for  
Rundle Master Road, which consists of 460 lots.  
Location: District 2; Section 29, Township 21, Range 29; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Moore, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
approve the request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried  
by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
8.  
and for streetlighting; District 1  
Consideration: Establish by resolution a Municipal Service Benefit Unit for streetlighting and for  
retention pond(s) maintenance at Serenade at Ovation Phase 1, which consists of 120 lots.  
Location: District 1; Section 30, Township 24, Range 27; Orange County, Florida (legal property  
description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Uribe, to approve the  
request as referenced in the Staff Report dated March 20, 2024. The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
B. Petition to Vacate  
9.  
Christopher Thompson, on behalf of FL Acquisition LLC and East West  
Place LLC, vacate a portion of an unopened and unimproved right-of-way;  
District 3  
Consideration: Resolution granting Petition to Vacate # 23-09-033, vacating a portion of a 25  
-foot-wide unopened and unimproved right-of-way known as Winn Avenue located along the east  
property line of the petitioners’ residential lots located within the Handsonhurst Subdivision  
containing approximately 0.19 acres.  
Location: District 3; The parcel addresses are 2615 Raehn Street and 1411 Clark Street;  
S31/T22/R30; Orange County, Florida (legal property description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Uribe, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
continue the public hearing until April 23, 2024, at 2 p.m. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
10.  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
John McDowell, on behalf of 2823 OBT IOS, LLC, vacate a portion of an  
unopened and unimproved right-of-way; District 5  
Consideration: Resolution granting Petition to Vacate # 23-10-040, vacating a portion of a 40  
-foot-wide unopened and unimproved right-of-way known as Roosevelt Avenue that lies within the  
industrial parcel located in the Weissinger’s Fairvilla Subdivision containing approximately 0.27  
acres.  
Location: District 5; The parcel address is 2823 N Orange Blossom Trail; S15/T22/R29; Orange  
County, Florida (legal property description on file)  
The following person addressed the Board: Lauren Korn.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Bonilla, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
approve the request listed in the Staff Report dated April 9, 2024. The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
11.  
Kelly Klatt, on behalf of Samantha Klatt, vacate a portion of a utility  
easement; District 1  
Consideration: Resolution granting Petition to Vacate # 24-01-001, vacating a portion of a 5  
-foot-wide utility easement located along the south property line of his residential lot located within  
the Orange Tree Country Club Subdivision containing approximately 915.3 square feet.  
Location: District 1; The parcel address is 6042 Shore Line Drive; S23/T23/R28; Orange  
County, Florida (legal property description on file)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
continue the public hearing until April 23, 2024, at 2 p.m. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
C. Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill  
12.  
Sheila Cichra as Authorized Agent, Lake Conway, permit; District 3  
Consideration: Request for a Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill Permit SADF # 24-01-001 to  
authorize the replacement and new construction of a vinyl seawall along the shoreline of Venetian  
Canal off Lake Conway, pursuant to Orange County Code, Chapter 33, Article II, Lake Conway  
Water and Navigational Control District  
Location: District 3; on property located adjacent to Lake Conway, located at 5412 Parkway  
Drive, Belle Isle, Florida 32809; Orange County, Florida (legal property description on file in  
Environmental Protection Division)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Uribe, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Cordero, to  
accept the findings and recommendation of the Environmental Protection Division; and further,  
approve the Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill Permit (SADF-24-01-001) subject to the  
twenty-three (23) conditions of approval listed in the Staff Report dated March 8, 2024. The  
motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
13.  
Rhonda and Eric Powell, Lake Butler (aka Sandy Shores Canal), permit;  
District 1  
Consideration: Request for a Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill Permit SADF # 23-09-022 to  
authorize the construction of a new vinyl seawall along the shoreline of a canal leading to Lake  
Butler (aka Sandy Shores Canal), pursuant to Orange County Code, Chapter 33, Article IV,  
Windermere Water and Navigational Control District  
Location: District 1; on property located adjacent to Lake Butler (aka Sandy Shores Canal),  
located at 12023 Sandy Shores Drive, Windermere, Florida 34786; Orange County, Florida  
(legal property description on file in Environmental Protection Division)  
A motion was made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Moore, to accept the  
findings and recommendation of the Environmental Protection Division; and further, approve the  
Shoreline Alteration/Dredge and Fill Permit (SADF-23-09-022) subject to the twenty-six (26)  
conditions of approval listed in the Staff Report dated March 8, 2024. The motion carried by the  
following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
D. Development Plan  
14.  
Derek Ramsburg, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc., The Quadrangle PD / The  
Quadrangle PSP / Tract 7B - Sterling UCF Student Housing Development  
Plan; District 5  
Consideration: The Quadrangle PD / The Quadrangle PSP / Tract 7B - Sterling UCF Student  
Housing Development Plan, Case # DP-23-10-310, submitted in accordance with Article II of the  
Orange County Subdivision Regulations; This Development Plan (DP) is a request to construct a  
896 bed student housing complex on a total of 4.48 acres; pursuant to Orange County Code,  
Section 38-1203 and Chapter 30, Article II, Section 30-40  
Location: District 5; property generally located North of Corporate Boulevard / East of  
Quadrangle Boulevard; Orange County, Florida (legal property description on file in Planning  
Division)  
The following persons addressed the Board:  
- Rebecca Wilson  
- Carlos Vazquez  
A motion was made by Commissioner Bonilla, seconded by Commissioner Scott, to make a  
finding of consistency with the Comprehensive Plan; and further, approve the request subject to  
the twenty-four (24) conditions of approval listed under the Development Review Committee  
Recommendation in the Staff Report dated March 19, 2024. The motion carried by the following  
vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
E. Ordinance/Comprehensive Plan - Adoption of Small-Scale Amendments, Ordinance,  
and PD Substantial Change Request  
15.  
Text Amendment 23-10-FLUE-10, Ordinance, and Concurrent PD  
Substantial Change Request CDR-23-07-214, Christopher Leppert,  
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.  
a. Amendment SS-23-10-072  
Consideration: To change the Future Land Use designation from Industrial (IND) to Planned  
Development - High Density Residential Student Housing (PD-HDR Student Housing), pursuant  
to Orange County Code, Part II, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes and Orange County Code Chapter  
30  
Location: District 5; property located at 3133 N. Alafaya Trail; generally located north of Science  
Drive, east of N. Alafaya Trail; Orange County, Florida (legal property description on file in  
Planning Division)  
And  
b. Amendment 23-10-FLUE-10  
Consideration: Text Amendment to Future Land Use Element Policy FLU8.1.4 establishing the  
maximum densities and intensities for proposed Planned Developments within Orange County.  
And  
c. Ordinance for Proposed Amendment  
Consideration: An Ordinance pertaining to Comprehensive Planning in Orange County, Florida;  
Amending the Orange County Comprehensive Plan, commonly known as the “2010-2030  
Comprehensive Plan,” as amended, by adopting Small-Scale development amendments  
pursuant to Section 163.3187, Florida Statutes; and providing effective dates.  
And  
d. CDR-23-07-214  
Consideration: Substantial change request to amend the existing University Center Park North  
PD development program from 112,500 square feet of industrial uses, and 12,500 square feet of  
retail commercial uses to 91,227 square feet of industrial uses, 2,704 square feet of retail  
commercial uses, and 626 student housing beds. In addition, eight (8) waivers are requested  
from Orange County Code: 1. A waiver from Section 38-1252(b)(1) to allow a maximum  
impervious coverage of seventy-five (75) percent, in lieu of the seventy (70) percent. 2. A waiver  
from Section 38-1254(1)(a) to allow a minimum setback of fifteen (15) feet from the west and  
south boundaries of the PD, in lieu of the 25’ minimum setback from all boundaries of the PD. 3.  
A waiver from Chapter 38-1254(1)(b) to allow a minimum setback of fifteen (15) feet from a  
functionally classified road (west boundary along Alafaya Trail), in lieu of the minimum setback of  
twenty-five (25) feet. 4. A waiver from Chapter 38-1254(1)(c) to allow a minimum setback of  
fifteen (15) feet from all other existing street rights-of-way (south boundary along science drive), in  
lieu of the minimum setback of twenty (20) feet. 5. A waiver from Chapter 38-1254(4)(b) to allow a  
maximum building height of eighty-three (83) feet (including the parking garage), in lieu of the  
maximum building height of thirty-five (35) feet within one hundred (100) feet of any single-family  
residential use or district. 6. A waiver from Chapter 38-1259 (b) to allow the minimum separation  
of a student housing development from a single-family zoned property of eighty (80) feet, in lieu of  
the minimum separation of four hundred (400) feet. 7. A waiver from Section 38-1476(o) to allow  
0.90 parking spaces per bedroom in lieu of one (1) space per bedroom. 8. A waiver from Section  
38-1484(d) to allow all but twenty (20) required bicycle parking spaces to be located no more than  
five hundred (500) feet from the primary entrance served, in lieu of one hundred-twenty (120) feet;  
pursuant to Orange County Code, Part II, Chapter 163, Florida Statutes and Orange County Code  
Chapter 30  
Location: District 5; property located at 3133 N. Alafaya Trail; generally located north of Science  
Drive, east of N. Alafaya Trail; Orange County, Florida (legal property description on file in  
Planning Division)  
The following persons addressed the Board:  
- Rebecca Wilson  
- Eric Grimmer  
A motion was made by Commissioner Bonilla, seconded by Commissioner Scott, to continue the  
public hearing until April 23, 2024, at 2 p.m. The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
F. Ordinance  
16.  
Development Plan”) to update priorities under the Tourist Development Plan;  
and providing for an effective date; All districts  
Consideration: AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO TAXATION IN ORANGE COUNTY,  
FLORIDA; AMENDING SECTION 25-140 OF THE ORANGE COUNTY CODE ("TOURIST  
DEVELOPMENT PLAN") TO UPDATE PRIORITIES UNDER THE TOURIST DEVELOPMENT  
PLAN; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.  
The following persons addressed the Board:  
- County Comptroller Diamond  
- Jason Siegel  
A motion was made by Commissioner Scott, seconded by Mayor Demings, to adopt Ordinance  
2024-03 pertaining to taxation in Orange County, Florida; amending Section 25-140 of the  
Orange County Code ("Tourist Development Plan") to update priorities under the Tourist  
Development Plan; and providing for an effective date; and further, authorize staff to correct any  
non-substantial grammatical or scrivener's errors. The motion carried by the following vote:  
5 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Gomez Cordero, and Commissioner Scott  
2 - Commissioner Uribe, and Commissioner Bonilla  
Nay:  
17.  
Regulations”) of the Orange County Code by amending Article I (“in general”)  
by amending Section 9-4 (“Building codes Board of Adjustments and  
Appeals (“BCBAA”); creation; membership; meetings; Quorum; powers and  
duties”), Section 9-6 (“Compliance with codes; permits; prerequisites,  
revocation of permits”), Section 9-9 (“contractors”), and Section 9-10  
(“certificates of competency; bonds”); amending Article II (“Building code”) by  
amending Section 9-33 (“Florida Building Code, Building Adopted”) and  
Section 9-35 (“Florida Building Code, Residential, Adopted”) and adopting  
the Florida Building codes, 8th edition (2023); amending Article III  
(“Electrical Code”) by deleting sections 9-51 through 9-55, 9-66 through  
9-91, and 9-101 through 9-106 and reserving sections 9-51 through 9-65,  
9-66 through 9-100, and 9-101 through 9-115; and providing for an effective  
date; All Districts  
Consideration: AN ORDINANCE OF ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CERTAIN  
PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 9 (“BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS”) OF THE  
ORANGE COUNTY CODE BY AMENDING ARTICLE I (“IN GENERAL”) BY AMENDING  
SECTION 9-4 (“BUILDING CODES BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS ("BCBAA");  
CREATION; MEMBERSHIP; MEETINGS; QUORUM; POWERS AND DUTIES”), SECTION 9-6  
(“COMPLIANCE WITH CODES; PERMITS; PREREQUISITES, REVOCATION OF PERMITS”),  
SECTION 9-9 (“CONTRACTORS”), AND SECTION 9-10 (“CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY;  
BONDS”); AMENDING ARTICLE II (“BUILDING CODE”) BY AMENDING SECTION 9-33  
(“FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING, ADOPTED”) AND SECTION 9-35 (“FLORIDA  
BUILDING CODE, RESIDENTIAL, ADOPTED”) AND ADOPTING THE FLORIDA BUILDING  
CODES, 8TH EDITION (2023); AMENDING ARTICLE III (“ELECTRICAL CODE”) BY DELETING  
SECTIONS 9-51 THROUGH 9-55, 9-66 THROUGH 9-91, AND 9-101 THROUGH 9-106 AND  
RESERVING SECTIONS 9-51 THROUGH 9-65, 9-66 THROUGH 9-100, AND 9-101 THROUGH  
9-115; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.  
A motion was made by Commissioner Uribe, seconded by Commissioner Scott, to make a  
finding of consistency with the Orange County Comprehensive Plan; further, adopt Ordinance  
2024-04 amendment Chapter 9 ("Building and Construction Regulations"), including adoption of  
the 8th Edition of the Florida Building Code; further, make a finding of consistency with the  
Orange County Comprehensive Plan; and further, adopt Ordinance 2024-05 amendment to  
Chapter 9 ("Building and Construction Regulations"), Article XVI ("Exterior Lighting Standards").  
The motion carried by the following vote:  
7 -  
Aye:  
Mayor Demings, Commissioner Wilson, Commissioner Moore, Commissioner  
Uribe, Commissioner Gomez Cordero, Commissioner Bonilla, and Commissioner  
Scott  
and  
18.  
Regulations”) of the Orange County Code by amending Article XVI (“Exterior  
Lighting Standards’) and providing an effective date; All districts  
Consideration: AN ORDINANCE OF ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING CERTAIN  
PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 9 (“BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION REGULATIONS”) OF THE  
ORANGE  
COUNTY  
CODE  
BY  
AMENDING  
ARTICLE  
XVI  
(“EXTERIOR  
LIGHTING  
STANDARDS”) AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.  
This public hearing was approved.  
IV.  
WORK SESSION AGENDA (Continued)  
B. PLANNING, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT  
1.  
The Board took no action.  
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communication with a member of the Board of County Commissioners prior to today’s  
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ADJOURNMENT: 6:51 p.m.  
ATTEST:  
_____________________________  
County Mayor Jerry L. Demings  
Date: ________________________  
ATTEST SIGNATURE:  
Phil Diamond__________________  
County Comptroller as Clerk  
_____________________________  
Deputy Clerk  
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