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Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

Jacksonville Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee

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Briefing

May 19, 2026

Transportation, Energy & Utilities meeting summary

The committee approved several right-of-way closures and an honorary street designation, advanced major land-acquisition actions for the Emerald Trail, granted an emergency approval for a CSX sidetrack agreement to avoid construction delays, and rereferred multiple transportation and utilities funding and program items for further review.

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Briefing

May 5, 2026

Transportation, Energy & Utilities meeting summary

The committee received a presentation from the Northeast Florida Regional Council on a Military Installation Readiness Review (MIRR). The committee approved an amendment to rename Fingerlake Street to Fairfield Way, approved a City contract with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for petroleum contamination cleanup/site management, and approved an interlocal agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation to support NPDES stormwater requirements. Several land acquisition, road/ easement closings and a towing ordinance were read for second reading and re-referred for further hearings.

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Briefing

Apr 21, 2026

Jacksonville Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee — Meeting minutes (April 21, 2026)

Committee convened 9:31–10:18 AM with five members present. The committee approved multiple items including a $75,000 appropriation for street sweeping (2026-0215), renewal of a GFL Solid Waste CON (2026-0216), a restrictive covenant declaration (2026-0222), a $77,440 grant to remove derelict vessels (2026-0226), an amendment affecting a plat caption (2026-0230), and a resolution expressing support for protected downtown bicycle lanes (2026-0231). Presentations covered ADA accessibility for City webpages and the Office of Resilience’s compound flood model. Several members of the public spoke in favor of the protected bicycle lanes resolution.

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