Apopka City Council Tackles Cold Link Logistics Expansion Amid Truck Traffic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Apopka City Council delved into several topics, with the Cold Link Logistics expansion project taking center stage. This major development involves adding a 147,624-square-foot building to the existing logistics site, sparking discussions about stormwater management, truck traffic, and infrastructure improvements. Other discussions included the Ridgebrook Plat subdivision and the upcoming R&B Southern Soul Picnic Fest.

Miami Lakes Town Council Deliberates Over Data Presentation Amidst Complaints Surge

Overview: The Miami Lakes Town Council convened to address several issues, with a prominent focus on the presentation and accuracy of complaint data related to a pilot program.

Winter Haven Tackles Polling Location Confusion Amid Election Challenges

Overview: The Winter Haven City Commission meeting covered a range of topics, with a primary focus on addressing voter confusion during the recent city election. The meeting also discussed infrastructure improvements, community development projects, and public safety initiatives.

Titusville Planning Board Recommends Denial of Bleach Plant Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Titusville Planning and Zoning Board meeting on November 5, 2025, featured discussions on a proposal by Allied Universal Corporation to establish a bleach manufacturing facility in the area. Despite reassurances from the company regarding safety protocols, the board ultimately recommended denying the annexation, future land use, and rezoning requests, influenced heavily by community concerns over safety, environmental impact, and compatibility with the local area.

Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency Targets Retail Expansion Amid Market Gaps

Overview: During the recent Apopka Community Redevelopment Agency meeting, a comprehensive presentation on the city’s retail recruitment strategy underscored significant opportunities for economic growth. Retail Strategies LLC, in collaboration with the city, highlighted a $235 million retail gap in Apopka’s market, presenting a substantial opportunity to attract new businesses and enhance the local economy. The meeting also touched upon issues related to grant compliance, potential land development for recreational use, and strategies for improving the community’s image through updated signage and branding.