Chairman Andria Herr

Present:

Vice Chairman Amy Lockhart

Commissioner Bob Dallari

Commissioner Jay Zembower

Commissioner Lee Constantine

Chairman Herr entered the meeting at 10:35 a.m.

Additional Attendees: County Attorney Kate Latorre, County Manager Darren Gray, Deputy

Clerks Kyla Farrell and Chariti Guevara.

II. INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Eddie Rivera, Action Church, gave the Invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance.

III. AWARDS, PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS

Fire Chief Matt Kinley addressed the Board and provided an update on the Firefighter

Challenge Championship Series, and played a video highlighting the event.

Proclamation proclaiming Sergeant First Class Tiffanie Johnson, United

States Army, as Seminole County’s April Veteran of the Month. (Sergeant

First Class Tiffanie Johnson, United States Army)

2026-0279

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Commissioner Zembower, to

adopt a Proclamation proclaiming Sergeant First Class Tiffanie Johnson, United States

Army, as Seminole County's April Veteran of the Month.

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 voted AYE.

Consent Agenda Items Pulled for Separate Vote

County Manager's Office

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Proclamation

proclaiming April 2026 as “Child Abuse Prevention Month” in Seminole

County, Fl.

2026-0280

Motion by Commissioner Dallari, seconded by Commissioner Constantine, to adopt a

Proclamation proclaiming April 2026 as "Child Abuse Prevention Month" in Seminole

County, Fl.

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 voted AYE.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Proclamation

proclaiming April 29, 2026 as “Denim Day” in Seminole County, Fl.

2026-0281

Motion by Vice Chairman Lockhart, seconded by Commissioner Zembower, to adopt a

Proclamation proclaiming April 29, 2026, as "Denim Day" in Seminole County, Fl.

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 voted AYE.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Proclamation

2026-0282

proclaiming May 7, 2026 as “National Day of Prayer” in Seminole County,

Fl.

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Commissioner Constantine, to

adopt a Proclamation proclaiming May 7, 2026, as "National Day of Prayer" in

Seminole County, Fl.

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 voted AYE.

IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS TO THE AGENDA

County Manager Darren Gray announced there are no changes to the Consent Agenda.

V. CONSENT AGENDA – PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Commissioner Constantine, to approve

Constitutional Officers' Agenda Items 2 - 4; and County Manager's Consent Agenda Items

8-14.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 voted AYE.

Constitutional Officers – Consent Agenda (Items No. 2 - 4)

Expenditure Approval Lists dated March 11, 18, and 25, 2026; Payroll

Approval Lists dated March 12 and 26, 2026; and BCC Official Minutes

dated March 24, 2026. (Jenny Spencer, CPA, MAcc, CGFO, and CFE,

Director - Comptroller's Office)

2026-0314

2026-0285

Approval for the Sheriff’s Office to execute and submit a grant application

to the US Department of Justice for the FY 2025 Edward Byrne Memorial

Justice Assistance Grant Program, authorization for the Sheriff to sign

future documents relating to the grant, and approve and authorize the

Chairman to execute the “Certifications and Assurances by the Chief

Executive of the Applicant Government” document. Countywide (Sheriff

Dennis Lemma)

Approve and authorize Central Florida Crime Line Program, Inc., to act as

Seminole County’s agent for the purpose of applying, receiving and

distributing Crime Stopper Trust Fund dollars and approve and authorize

the Chairman to execute the Letter of Agreement to be sent to the

Attorney General and to execute any associated documents necessary

thereto upon award. Countywide (Sheriff Dennis Lemma)

2026-0317

County Manager’s Consent Agenda (Items No. 5 - 14)

County Attorney's Office

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution of the

Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, approving

the issuance by the Palm Beach County Health Facilities Authority of that

Authority’s revenue bonds, in one or more series, for the purpose of

providing funds to make a loan or loans to Lifespace Communities, Inc.

to, among other things, finance and refinance certain facilities located in

Seminole County, Florida; and providing for an effective date. Countywide

(Kate Latorre, County Attorney). This action is in addition to a prior

approval granted by the Board in 2018, 2021, 2022 and 2024 to allow for

additional funds for the project. Countywide (Kate Latorre, County

Attorney)

2026-0329

Resolution #2026-R-33

Administrative Services

9. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Purchase Agreement

2026-0271

related to Project Parcel #1-847 for a drainage easement necessary for

the Midway Drainage Improvement Project (506.90 ± SF) between G.

Charles Wohlust as Personal Representative of the Estate of Freddie Hills

and Seminole County for $10,800.00, as full settlement and any other

claim for compensation from which Seminole County might be obligated

to pay relating to the parcel. District5 - Herr (Stephen Koontz, Assistant

County Manager) Requesting Department - Public Works

Emergency Management

10. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute the Declaration of

2026-0277

2026-0308

Restrictive Covenants for the property located at 409 Whitcomb Drive

Geneva, FL 32732. District 2- Zembower (Alan Harris, Director, Office of

Emergency Management)

Fleet and Facilities

11. Approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $929,391 for the

Rosenwald Community Property Development, Phase 1B, in accordance

with Section 287.055, Florida Statutes, the Consultants Competitive

Negotiations Act, and authorize the Purchasing and Contracts Division to

execute Work Order No. 3 for Construction Services under

PS-6230-24/HSM - Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Agreement for

Rosenwald Community Property Development with Collage Companies.

District4 - Lockhart (Chad Wilsky, Fleet and Facilities Director)

Management and Budget

12. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution

2025-1106

implementing Budget Amendment Request (BAR) #26-012 for the 2024

Infrastructure Sales Tax Fund, transferring $540,000 from reserves to

support engineering and design for the adaptive reuse of a portion of the

WB Equestrian facility into office and storage space for the Parks and

Recreation Department and to provide necessary building maintenance

improvements. District5 Herr (Timothy Jecks, Management & Budget

Director) - Requesting Department: Fleet and Facilities Department

Resolution #2026-R-34

Parks and Recreation

13.

Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resident Caretaker

Lease Agreement at WB Equestrian with Sally Barros. District5 - Herr

(Rick Durr Parks & Recreation Director)

2026-0324

2026-0276

Public Works

14. Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a Resolution for reducing

the posted speed limits on International Pkwy from CR 46A to Colonial

Grand Lane; Southwest Road from Country Club Road to Roosevelt Ave;

Skyway Drive from East Lake Mary Boulevard to the end of the roadway;

Kentucky Street from Sipes Avenue to Cameron Avenue; West 25th

Street (CR 46A) from Old Lake Mary Road to North U.S. Highway 17-92.

Countywide (Tawny Olore, Public Works Director)

Resolution #2026-R-35

VI. REGULAR AGENDA

15. McCulloch Road Update (Tawny Olore, Public Works Director)

2026-0326

Ms. Olore addressed the Board and introduced Brian Sanders, Orange County Public

Works Department, who introduced his team and presented the McCulloch Road

Update (as included in the agenda backup).

The Commissioners shared their comments. Commissioner Zembower asked staff to

stay engaged as they move along and keep the Board updated, possibly in the form of

a work session.

Chairman Herr entered the meeting at this time. (10:35 a.m.)

With regard to public participation, Bill Hyde spoke in opposition. No one else spoke,

and public input was closed.

Public Comment Form was received and filed.

Ms. Olore stated this has been on the 2045 Transportation Plan, and they are updating

it for 2050. It is on the plan in terms of numbers and traffic, and it remains a part of the

long-term identified need for Seminole County. She noted it is a good thing that they

are in such close conversations with Orange County on this because they will be able

to keep the Board informed on their concerns, potential benefits, and impacts.

Commissioner Dallari confirmed with staff there is no action being requested at this

time; the presentation was for information only. Commissioner Zembower confirmed

with staff that the Long-Range Transportation Plan is a living document that can be

changed at anytime (based on data, funding, and needs); things often go in and come

off the Long-Range Transportation Plan. Vice Chairman Lockhart advised, for

clarification, while there had been discussion about a Resolution, that is not on the

agenda today. It was purely for edification and continued collaboration with Orange

County.

Vice Chairman Lockhart recessed the meeting at 10:41 a.m., and Chairman Herr

reconvened the meeting at 10:52 a.m.

16.

2027 Employee Benefits and Wellness Update (Christina Brandolini,

Human Resources Director and Charles Cook, Alliant Employee Benefits)

2026-0284

Ms. Brandolini and Mr. Cook addressed the Board and presented the item as included

in the agenda backup. The Board shared their comments and asked questions

throughout the presentation. There was a general consensus that the Board needs

some more information regarding the numbers, cost benefits, and disruption to

employees. Staff's requested action is for the Board to recommend Human Resources

and Alliant to provide additional information for Board discussion at a future meeting

concerning the following: a potential RFP for Medical Administrative Services (ASO)

providers for 2028 Plan Year and a potential RFP for Pharmacy Benefit Manager

(PBM) for 2028 Plan Year.

Chairman Herr summarized that the Board wants to see the potential disruption in

addition to potential costs with the approaches that were shared in today's

presentation. She stated during budgeting sessions, historically they have had benefits

buried under a bucket of funds; and she thinks in this year's budgeting session, it

needs to come to light because those numbers are significant increases and that may

actually call out where they are verses where they're going and what action needs to be

taken. She confirmed with Mr. Gray that he has sufficient direction. Mr. Gray added

staff has taken notes, so they will circle back and then follow-up with the Board.

Regarding the budget work sessions, he is planning to talk about the medical benefits

fund. They've already been working on that with Tim Jecks, Management and Budget

Director, and that will be coming up in a couple of months.

17.

Extension of the Seminole County / City of Sanford Joint Planning

2026-0327

Agreement (JPA) (Mike Rhodes, Interim Development Services Director)

Tricia Johnson, Deputy County Manager, addressed the Board and presented the item

as included in the agenda backup. Staff's requested action is for approval of the

Second Amendment to extend the City of Sanford JPA to October 15, 2026, allowing

for an additional six-month administrative extension. Commissioner Dallari stated he is

in support of a six-month extension, but requested staff provide monthly updates on the

progress.

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Vice Chairman Lockhart, to approve

the Second Amendment to extend the City of Sanford JPA to October 15, 2026,

allowing for an additional six-month administrative extension; including monthly

updates from staff.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Recess BCC Meeting Until 1:30 P.M.

Chairman Herr recessed the meeting at 12:03 p.m.

Reconvene Meeting at 1:30 P.M.

Chairman Herr reconvened the meeting at 1:30 p.m., with all Commissioners and other

Officials, with the exception of Deputy Clerk Kyla Farrell who was replaced by Deputy Clerk

Chariti Guevara, who were present at the opening session.

County Manager and Staff Briefings

18.

Quarterly Employee Service Recognition (Christina Brandolini, Human

Resources Director)

2026-0283

Ms. Brandolini addressed the Board and presented the Quarterly Employee Years of

Service Recognition Awards as included in the agenda backup.

VII. PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA

Accept Proofs of Publication

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Commissioner Dallari, to authorize the

filing of the proofs of publication for this meeting’s scheduled public hearings into the Official

Record.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Ex Parte Disclosure

District 5 submitted ex parte communications (received and filed).

Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 reported no ex parte communications.

Public Hearings - Quasi - Judicial

19.

Pemberton Carports PD Major Amendment Rezone - Consider a Rezone

from PD (Planned Development) to PD (Planned Development) to allow

for reduced building setbacks and buffer requirements for accessory

structures on 0.87 acres, located on the north side of Pemberton Drive,

east of South Orange Blossom Trail; (Z2024-014) (Darron Sims,

Applicant) District3 - Constantine (Kaitlyn Apgar, Senior Planner)

2026-0250

Ms. Apgar addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda

memorandum.

It was determined the Applicant was present and available to answer questions but did

not wish to speak.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Commissioner Constantine requested the Applicant look in to the $10,000 grant

opportunity through the County's Septic Upgrade Incentive Program.

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Commissioner Zembower, to find

based on Staff’s findings and the testimony and evidence received at the hearing, the

request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and meets the applicable portions

of the Land Development Code; and adopts Ordinance #2026-3 enacting a Rezone

from PD (Planned Development) to PD (Planned Development) and associated

Developer's Commitment Agreement and Master Development Plan to allow for

reduced building setbacks and buffer requirements for accessory structures on 0.87

acres, located on the north side of Pemberton Drive, east of South Orange Blossom

Trail; Darron Sims, Applicant; as described in the proof of publication.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

20.

Wayside Drive Assemblage PD Major Amendment Rezone - Consider a

Rezone from A-1 (Agriculture) and PD (Planned Development) to PD

(Planned Development) to add three (3) properties, totaling approximately

1.07 acres, to the Wayside Assemblage PD, for a mixed use development

consisting of multi-family, office, retail commercial, and higher intensity

planned development -target industries for a total land area of

2026-0226

approximately 19.98 acres, located on the south side of Wayside Dr, east

of International Pkwy; (Z2025-017) (Douglas Hoeksema, Applicant)

District5 - Herr (Annie Sillaway, Principal Planner)

Ms. Sillaway addressed the Board and presented the item as outlined in the agenda

memorandum.

Ben Beckham, Madden, Moorhead & Stokes, on behalf of the Applicant, addressed the

Board and briefly spoke about the request.

With regard to public participation, Mary Anne Fox Jarrell made a statement that was

neither in support or opposition. No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Form was received and filed.

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Vice Chairman Lockhart, to find

based on Staff’s findings and the testimony and evidence received at the hearing, the

request meets the identified portions of the Seminole County Land Development Code;

and adopts Ordinance #2026-4 enacting a Rezone from A-1 (Agriculture) and PD

(Planned Development) to PD (Planned Development) and approve the associated

Development Order and Master Development Plan on approximately 19.98 acres,

located on the south side of Wayside Dr, east of International Pkwy; Douglas

Hoeksema, Applicant; associated D.O. #25-20500011; as described in the proof of

publication.

Under discussion, Vice Chairman Lockhart requested confirmation that the public

comment does not have any direct bearing on the Board's decision today. Ms. Latorre

responded it is the Board's decision whether they think the testimony presented is

competent, substantial evidence. The Vice Chairman clarified she perceives that the

issue raised in the public comment is perhaps a civil matter that does not have bearing

on this decision and this rezoning. Ms. Lattore added to her knowledge, this rezoning

to add three lots will not cut off access to any existing property.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

21.

Rock Church Special Exception - Consider a Special Exception to allow

the use of a Church and Daycare in the A-1 (Agriculture) zoning district on

approximately 10.62 acres, located on the south side of W SR 46, west of

Orange Blvd; (BS2025-14); (Maverick VonHerbulis, McKee Construction,

2026-0251

Applicant); District5 - Herr (Kaitlyn Apgar, Senior Planner)

Ms. Apgar presented the item as outlined in the agenda memorandum. Deputy County

Attorney Neysa Borkert explained this property has an existing special exception. In

2024, the state legislature passed a law in which private schools can now locate in any

church, theater, cinema, library, those type of buildings that have been in operation for

five years; and the County cannot require a rezoning or special exception to allow them

to locate there. Since this is a new building, that does not apply. However, since the

old building has been in operation for that long, they're not asking for anything as it

pertains to that, so they are leaving the special exception that's in place there and they

are going to continue to operate under that. This is just for the new building.

Ms. Apgar advised the updated development order that was distributed reflects a

change to Condition T. The previously stated Condition T erroneously included indoor

amplification of sound as opposed to the updated language which only restricts outdoor

amplification of sound. Any activity is still subject to the sound provisions of the Code

of Ordinances in addition to the proposed restriction.

Mr. VonHerbulis, McKee Construction, on behalf of the Applicant, addressed the Board

and briefly spoke on the request and expressed his appreciation for staff's work. He

confirmed for the record they will not be affecting the conservation area.

With regard to public participation, the following spoke in support: Kaley Hoffman, Tim

Kearney, Arianna Kramer, Chris Meyers, Shevieve Padgett, Dyami Redcloud, Thomas

Weichart, AJ Phillips III, and Miracle Dorsey.

The following submitted Written Comment Forms in support: Jamie Myers, Denise

Weichart, Mya Mcyears, Joshua Parker, Emma Myers, Katherine Renaud, Peter

Renaud, Laurent Renaud, and Archie Phillips III.

No one else spoke and public input was closed.

Public Comment Forms and Written Comment Forms were received and filed.

Motion by Commissioner Zembower, seconded by Vice Chairman Lockhart, to find

based on Staff’s findings and testimony and evidence received at the hearing, the

request meets the identified portions of the Land Development Code; and approves the

Special Exception and associated Development Order with the update to Condition T to

allow, with conditions, the use of a Church and Daycare in the A-1 (Agriculture) zoning

district on approximately 10.62 acres, located on the south side of W SR 46, west of

Orange Blvd; associated D.O. #25-32000014; Maverick VonHerbulis, McKee

Construction, Applicant; as described in the proof of publication.

Under discussion, Vice Chairman Lockhart stated she loved hearing all of the positive

impact this church has had on the community. However, not much of the public

comment is relevant to her vote because that is based upon competent, substantial

evidence related to the Land Development Code and as provided by staff.

Commissioner Zembower concurred. Chairman Herr added staff did find this was

permissible under the LDC.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

Public Hearings - Legislative

22.

Approve the adoption of the Ordinance amending Chapter 190 Part 2

(Public Parks) of the Seminole County Code of Ordinances by creating a

new section prohibiting smoking and vaping in County Parks; Providing for

signage and enforcement; Providing for codification; Providing for

severability; and Providing an effective date. Countywide (Rick Durr,

Parks & Recreation Director)

2026-0313

Mandy Salazar, Parks and Recreation Division Manager, addressed the Board and

presented the item as outlined in the agenda memorandum.

With regard to public participation, no one spoke and public input was closed.

Commissioner Constantine noted pursuant to Florida statute, cigars cannot be

prohibited.

Motion by Commissioner Constantine, seconded by Commissioner Zembower, to

adopt Ordinance #2026-5 amending Chapter 190 Part 2 (Public Parks) of the Seminole

County Code of Ordinances by creating a new section prohibiting smoking and vaping

in County Parks; providing for signage and enforcement; providing for codification;

providing for severability; and providing an effective date; as described in the proof of

publication.

Under discussion, Commissioner Zembower inquired about enforcement. Ms. Salazar

explained if they currently see someone smoking, they are not allowed to say anything

because there's nothing showing why they can't smoke. With the new signage, if staff

now sees somebody smoking, they will be able to ask them comfortably to leave the

property to smoke. Commissioner Zembower inquired if there will be a park ranger to

enforce this on the trails, and how that is being funded. Ms. Salazar responded there is

a park ranger, and they are in the process of rehiring one. It is a process they will be

working towards because it is something new to enforce. Staff has reached out to

other municipalities to inquire how they enforce it. This will be a foundation to build off

of and residents will now know this is an expectation when they visit the parks and

trails.

Commissioner Dallari requested the definition of cigar and inquired what the difference

is between cigars and cigarettes and how to differentiate between the two. Ms. Latorre

responded there is not a definition in the Code, but they are different products that are

regulated differently. The legislature did take the liberty of prohibiting the County's

ability to prohibit cigars. She would have to look to see if cigar and cigarette is defined

in the state statute.

Vice Chairman Lockhart commented on the choice to use the word "may" on line 36,

section (d), signage, of the ordinance. She thinks signage is critical and they should be

directing the County Manager or designee to post signage, not giving them the

permissibility but requiring it. If there is some rationale of changing the "may" to "shall"

or "will," she would make that friendly amendment. The mover accepted the

amendment and the seconder agreed. Chairman Herr clarified the word "may" on line

36, section (d), would be changed to "shall," to read as follows: County Manager or

designee shall post signage prohibiting smoking and vaping in County Parks.

There was brief discussion regarding smoke generated by barbecue grills and

prescribed burns.

Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 voted AYE.

IIX. COUNTY ATTORNEY'S REPORT

Ms. Latorre stated pursuant to Florida statute, she is publicly advising the Board that she is

requesting a closed session at the April 28th meeting to seek the Board's advice on the Maloy

vs. Seminole County litigation.

IX. COUNTY MANAGER'S REPORT AND STAFF PRESENTATIONS

Mr. Gray reported on the economic impact of the All American Firefighter Challenge held April

1st through April 4th. The total economic impact was over $300,000, and the direct economic

impact was $174,000. There were over 100 firefighter competitors, and there were 180 room

nights.

Mr. Gray advised the Citizen's Academy is running again and displayed a flyer (received and

filed).

X. DISTRICT COMMISSIONER REPORTS

District 3 - Commissioner Constantine

Commissioner Constantine gave a shout-out to Mr. Gray and staff involved with the Citizen's

Academy.

The Commissioner reported on meetings and events including the Lynx softball tournament,

the Florida Trust, Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement, Rolling Hills, Orlando Philharmonic

Rocking at the Roost concert, Regional Planning Council Meeting, Central Florida Zoo board

meeting, CareerSource Altamonte Springs hub ribbon cutting, Leadership Seminole board of

directors meeting, Wekiva River Basin Commission, Statewide League of Women Voters,

Wekiva Island is doing an eco talk panel, dedication of Katie's Landing, Fred Kittinger's UCF

retirement, and Florida Association of Counties committee participation. The Commissioner

advised William Watts, Eagle Scout, was accepted into the U.S. Military Academy at West

Point.

District 4 - Commissioner Lockhart

Vice Chairman Lockhart reported on events and meetings including the Value Adjustment

Board Tax Year 2025 final meeting, Seminole County Chamber Legislative Update Luncheon,

the Winter Park Chamber Legislative Update, Fire Station 25 groundbreaking, 13th Annual

Unity Day in East Altamonte at the Lillie H. Green Community Center and Winwood Park,

Nate Jefferson's non-profit Wishing For a Hero which builds community gardens and also his

business Garden Bros, and the Service Academy Day at Seminole State College hosted by

Senator Rick Scott and Representative Cory Mills.

District 1 - Commissioner Dallari

Commissioner Dallari reported on the Women's Major League Volleyball All-Star Match held

at UCF and Longwood's 4th Annual City Walk for Autism.

District 2 - Commissioner Zembower

Commissioner Zembower reported on events and meetings including the Midway Drainage

project groundbreaking, Duda family 100th Anniversary and opening of their new corporate

office, State of Construction, Rolling Hills, Fire Station 25 grand opening, Oviedo Woman's

Club Philanthropic Awards Ceremony where they award sponsorships to local students and

teachers, and the Golden Eagle Dinner.

The Commissioner reported there was another fatal accident on State Road 46. He stated he

has been adamant that State Road 46 improvements need to be considered by FDOT

because of fatalities and also because it is an evacuation route for those on the coast.

District 5 - Chairman Herr

Chairman Herr reported on events and meetings including the Midway Drainage

groundbreaking ceremony; at the Seminole County Legislative Session, Representative

Bankson mentioned there was an economist's study on the economic impact of the proposed

property tax bill; the Seminole State College Robert and Jane Lee Campus 25th anniversary;

and the impact of the simulation industry in Seminole County panel discussion.

The Chairman reported the Sanford Airport Authority board has advised that Allegiant Air is

acquiring Sun Country Airlines who has international flights. Sanford Airport CEO Nicole

Martz has requested she be kept aware of the Sanford JPA.

The Chairman also reported on the Holy City Zoo BBQ grand opening and ribbon cutting and

Bronx House annual fundraising event for ROM. She advised that at the CFX board meeting,

she was advised construction on the I-4 rest stops will start first in Seminole. Also at the CFX

meeting, FDOT gave a presentation on progressive design-build which is netting increased

competition on their RFPs. She advised Lake County SR 516 is piloting in-road charging; the

417 airport connector has officially been named SR 552 Seminole Connector; the Seminole

County Chamber now has over 800 members; and the ROM Rescue on the Runway

fundraiser.

XI. CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

Communications and/or Reports as Received from the Chairman's Office

1. 03/12/26 Memo from ME Commission; ME district 24 expiration

2. 03/20/26 Letter from Sumter Co BCC; support of departing from D5 medical examiner

interlocal agreement

3. 03/24/26 Letter to Sumter Co BCC; clarification- ME District

4. 04/06/26 Letter to Rep. Bankson requesting economist’s study

5. 04/08/26 Email from Rep. Bankson’s office with requested study

XII. PUBLIC COMMENT (Items not Related to the Agenda)

None.

XIII. ADJOURN BCC MEETING

There being no further business to come before the Board, the Chairman declared the

meeting adjourned at 3:17 p.m., this same date.

APPROVED by the BCC:

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Chairman

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Date

ATTEST:

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Clerk of Court and Comptroller

AS Clerk to the BCC