Variance Granted for Non-Conforming Lot Sparks Deliberation at St. Cloud Board Meeting

Overview: The St. Cloud Board of Adjustment convened with a focus on property variances, most notably approving a variance for a non-conforming lot on Street, allowing its owner, Jonathan Dulo, to proceed with plans to build a home. This decision followed an discussion involving land code compliance, property history, and the board’s responsibilities.

St. Cloud City Council Faces Event Management Confusion and Budgetary Concerns

Overview: The recent St. Cloud City Council meeting was dominated by discussions on event management and financial oversight, with particular attention given to a gala organized by the Black Chamber of Commerce (BCC) and the “Proud in the Cloud” event. Council members sought clarification on the financial implications and procedural gaps in organizing these events, emphasizing the need for improved communication and accountability within city departments to ensure taxpayer funds are properly managed.

St. Cloud City Council Debates Charter Language and Approves Resolution for Local Project Funding

Overview: The St. Cloud City Council meeting was marked by a discussion on improving communication with city department heads and a unanimous decision to pass a resolution safeguarding local projects funded by the state. The council addressed issues surrounding charter language, potential investigations, and the necessity of a new resolution to secure funding for city projects.

St. Cloud City Council Faces Debate Over Funding for Pride Event Amidst Broader Budget Discussions

Overview: The St. Cloud City Council meeting addressed a range of issues, including the handling of a $1,200 grant for the Pride event and broader budgetary concerns. Key discussions revolved around funding allocations for community events, potential changes to billing processes, and code enforcement challenges.

St. Cloud City Council Grapples with LGBTQ Event Logistics and Developer Concerns

Overview: The recent St. Cloud City Council meeting was marked by discussions on two main issues: the logistical and financial intricacies of an upcoming LGBTQ event organized by the LGBTQ2 Plus Center of Orlando, and resident concerns surrounding a proposed residential development project, particularly regarding traffic and drainage implications.