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Council approved the consent agenda including an architectural services contract for REC West, property sale and purchase amendments for wastewater treatment plant upgrades, and a license for Riverwalk special events. Council approved two land-use actions: a comprehensive plan future-land-use amendment limiting density to one unit per acre and a rezoning of ~56.53 acres to single-family residential. Council approved FDOT agreements and a sidewalk project supplemental agreement. Golf Advisory Board appointments were made; staff provided updates on Riverwalk, stormwater, and parks bond projects. Public comments raised concerns about Flock Safety cameras and Riverwalk license wording.
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Council voted to allow a change in how a 56.53-acre site can be used and rezoned it for single-family homes; the plan change limits building density to one home per acre, which affects how many houses could be built there. The city moved forward on infrastructure projects such as design work for the REC West facility, sidewalk improvements on Williamson/Willow Run, and property purchases to support wastewater treatment upgrades. The Riverwalk will host special events under a new license agreement, and residents voiced privacy concerns about the city’s use of Flock Safety cameras. Staff also updated residents on stormwater, park bond projects, and other ongoing projects.
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