Leesburg Grapples with Flooding Concerns Amidst Development Projects

Overview: Flooding concerns dominated the recent Leesburg City Commission meeting, where the community confronted issues related to stormwater management and development. Residents and officials expressed serious worries about the impact of a local nursery and the proposed Treasure Trove development on neighboring properties and public infrastructure.

Temple Terrace CRA Advances Dunkin’ Donuts Redevelopment Plan Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: The Temple Terrace Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) held a meeting on November 18th, where the board approved advancing the redevelopment of a Dunkin’ Donuts site on East Bush Boulevard to the city council. The proposal involves demolishing the existing structure to make way for a drive-thru only restaurant. Discussions centered around potential traffic flow issues, resulting in the approval being contingent on a future review of traffic safety.

Cape Canaveral City Council Appoints New Member Amid Community Concerns Over Development Rules

Overview: In the recent Cape Canaveral City Council meeting, a focus was placed on the appointment of Andrea Sha King to fill a vacant council position and the implications of a new ordinance affecting residential planned unit developments (RPUDs). The council deliberated on these issues alongside recognitions, public participation, and procedural discussions affecting the city’s governance and development trajectory.

Parker City Council Plans Holiday Events Amid Community Yard Sale Changes

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Parker City Council discussed upcoming community events, including a tree lighting ceremony, a city Christmas party, and changes to the traditional community yard sale. The holiday events are scheduled for early December, while the yard sale will take a new format this year, allowing individuals to hold their sales independently.

El Portal Village Council Debates Interim Manager’s Credentials Amid Hiring Process Revisions.

Overview: The El Portal Village Council meeting on November 18th was dominated by discussions regarding the hiring process for the interim village manager, Ms. Kamitra Driver. Concerns were raised over her qualifications and the transparency of her past employment, leading to a debate on whether to restart the hiring process. The meeting also touched on community engagement issues and the potential appointment of an interim village clerk.