The agenda for this meeting can be located at www.ocfl.net/eagenda.

Conducts the on-going work of the Implementation Team Discussion includes development of the Management Network Structure as recommended by the Mayor's Youth Mental Health Commission in 2015.

To assist in the review and analysis of Orange County rules, regulations and ordinances affecting the agricultural industry.

The Housing Finance Authority provides financial assistance for qualifying housing developments.

Roadway agreements are an important part of the development process and allow property owners to earn road impact fee credits by making improvements to clogged roads or dedicating right-of-way to expand the road network. Developers gain by channeling their improvements near their project, and citizens affected by a development project receive better roads. RAC Home page

Members of the Tourist Development Council have been invited to participate in a meeting with representatives of the following organizations: Florida Citrus Sports, Central Florida Hotel Lodging Association, Central Florida Sports Commission, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, International Drive Resort Area Chamber of Commerce, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Philharmonic, Orlando Science Center, Rosen Hotels, Hyatt Regency Orlando Convention Center, Hilton Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando, United Arts, Visit Orlando, Universal Orlando, and Walt Disney World. The subject of the meeting is the development of the Tourist Development Tax Expenditure Ordinance.

Procurement for RFP Y16-906-CH, Continuing Professional Consulting Services for Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) Services for Construction Projects with Local Agency Program Funding

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance # 11037

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance #11330

To Administer the Risk Management Interlocal Agreement

THIS MEETING RESCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 11, 2016.

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. A percentage of proceeds will benefit Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. For more info visit http://btnlakenonafarmersmarket.weebly.com

Peppers are a favorite vegetable in the home vegetable garden. Some like the taste, some like the ornamental value and some like them hot. Learn about the history of the pepper, what pepper varieties are best adapted to the Central Florida climate and how to best grow them. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

This meeting will discuss the revision of the County AED Ordinance.

Board Work Session

Monthly advisory board meeting; board serves citizens with disabilities and makes recommendations as needed

As a follow up to the July 20, 2016 and the August 3, 2016 Stakeholders Meetings, members of the Tourist Development Council have been invited to participate in a meeting on Monday, August 8, 2016 at 2:00 P.M. in the Gary Sain Caf at the Orange County Convention Center, 9800 International Drive, Orlando, Florida, with representatives from the following organizations: Florida Citrus Sports, Central Florida Hotel Lodging Association (CFHLA), Central Florida Sports Commission, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, International Drive Resort Area Chamber of Commerce, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Philharmonic, Orlando Science Center, Rosen Hotels, Hyatt Regency Orlando Convention Center, Hilton Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando, United Arts, Visit Orlando, Universal Orlando, and Walt Disney World. The subject of the meeting is to review the Tourist Development Tax grant applications for Venues & Capital Projects and for Events (drafts attached) being proposed by the CFHLA, to finalize these documents for approval by the Orange County Board of County Commissioners.

To change the future land use from Industrial (IND) to Commercial (C) and to rezone the site from I-2/I-3 (General Industrial District) to C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to allow for the development of up to 397,920.6 sq feet of retail commercial uses.

This class will teach you how to attract and keep butterflies in your garden year round along with other pollinators and beneficial insects important to a healthy garden. We will talk about key nectar and host plants for Central Florida. Everyone will receive a butterfly id card so you can learn to id the butterflies in your yard. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

To rezoning and change future land use to allow for the consideration of neighborhood-scale commercial development. To go from LDR(Low Density Residential) to Commercial (C) and rezone from R-1 (Single Family Dwelling District) to C-1 (Retail Commercial District)

The Minority/Women Business Enterprise Advisory Committee serves in an advisory capacity to the compliance officer and the board on issues related to minority/women business enterprises. The Minority/Women Business Enterprise Advisory Committee may act as an initial hearing committee for appeals of certification denials as provided for in certification guidelines implementing the Orange County Ordinance and other policies.

At this meeting, representatives from Orange County Utilities will present a brief overview of the project, discuss the construction schedule, and address your questions. You are encouraged to attend this meeting.

Although shade is welcomed in sunny Florida, it provides difficult growing conditions for many plants. Learn what plants actually love growing in the shade and how to make them thrive. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Meeting to discuss the management of Lake Jessamine.

To discuss impact fee rates with consultants and developers for constuction projects.

To Administer the Risk Management Interlocal Agreement

Peppers are a favorite vegetable in the home vegetable garden. Some like the taste, some like the ornamental value and some like them hot. Learn about the history of the pepper, what pepper varieties are best adapted to the Central Florida climate and how to best grow them. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Orange County Heroin Task Force Advisory Committee

Monthly meeting

Conducts the ongoing work of the Implementation Team. Discussion includes development of the Management Network Structure and implementation of a community software system (Sprint) as recommended by the Mayor's Youth Mental Health Commission in 2015.

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. A percentage of proceeds will benefit Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

This class will teach you how to attract and keep butterflies in your garden year round along with other pollinators and beneficial insects important to a healthy garden. We will talk about key nectar and host plants for Central Florida. Everyone will receive a butterfly id card so you can learn to id the butterflies in your yard. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

To Discuss Issues Related to the Butler Chain of Lakes MSTU

The agenda for this meeting can be located at www.ocfl.net/eagenda.

Conducts the ongoing work of the Implementation Team.

This program will explain Florida-Friendly Best Management Practices to follow for a successful healthy lawn and provide tips to help in choosing alternatives to use for areas where grass is not practical. Each household will receive a rain gauge. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Meeting to discuss issues relating to the management of Lake Ola.

Roadway agreements are an important part of the development process and allow property owners to earn road impact fee credits by making improvements to clogged roads or dedicating right-of-way to expand the road network. Developers gain by channeling their improvements near their project, and citizens affected by a development project receive better roads. RAC Home page

Procurement for RFP Y16-1074-LC, Labor/Management Legal Counsel and RFP Y16-905-EB, Continuing Professional Services for Environmental Site Assessment and Remediation

To rezone from A-2 (Farmland Rural District) to PD (Planned Development) IW and RP to allow for 7,370 dwelling units (a mix of single-family and multi-family) 6,350,000 sq ft of office/ retail uses, 2,900,000 sq ft of industrial uses and 490 hotel rooms.

To discuss issues relating to Lake Price

Art & Cultural Affairs Advisory Council

Please CLICK HERE to access all supporting documentation for this meeting.

To Administer the Risk Management Interlocal Agreement

For Parents of Head Start Children to receive updates to share with Centers and vote on agenda items

MEETING RESCHEDULED TO AUGUST 25TH.

Less than one percent of all insects in Florida are harmful. And most of them may be found in and around the home vegetable garden. Who are they, what damage do they cause and how to rid yourself of them will all be presented in this program. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Monthly Advisory Board Meeting

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. A percentage of proceeds will benefit Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. For more info visit http://btnlakenonafarmersmarket.weebly.com

The agenda for this meeting can be located at www.ocfl.net/eagenda.

The Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Program will help you make better decisions in your landscaping practices with tips to guide you in plant choice, irrigation practices, fertilizer applications and pest control. Includes a Florida-Friendly LandscapingTM book and rain gauge. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

The Orange Blossom Trail Development Board promotes the revitalization of the Orange Blossom Trail area.

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss affordable housing incentives.

Community Advisory Committee

Committee Meeting

Public Art Advisory Board meets to discuss public art projects

To rezone from Industrial Heavy District (IND-4) and Retail Commercial (C-1) to Planned Development (PD) to construct 71,150 sq feet of indoor self-storage and boat/RV storage area.

To discuss impact fee rates with consultants for constuction projects

To Administer the Risk Management Interlocal Agreement

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance #11309

The Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Program will help you make better decisions in your landscaping practices with tips to guide you in plant choice, irrigation practices, fertilizer applications and pest control. Includes a Florida-Friendly LandscapingTM book and rain gauge. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Two request: 1st request: Orlando Medical Office Center: Amendment 2016-2-S-4-1 To change future land use from rural settlement 1/2 to Planned Development (PD) and rezone from R-CE (Country Estate District ) to Planned Development (PD) Request # 2- Lake Nona Center Amendment 2016-2-S-4-4 To change from Future land use Rural settlement 1/2 to Planned Development (PD) and rezone from R-CE (Country Estate District) to Planned Development (PD).

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. A percentage of proceeds will benefit Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. For more info visit http://btnlakenonafarmersmarket.weebly.com/

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance #11163

BOARD MEETING

To go from R-2 (Residential District) to R-3 (Multiple- Family Dwelling District) and LDR (Low Density Residential) to Medium Density Residential (MDR) to allow for development of up to six (6) multi-family dwelling units.

County Medical Benefits

Conducts the ongoing work of the Implementation Team.

To discuss environmental matters

Procurement for RFP Y16-1099-LC, Group Vision Plan

To change future land use from MDR (Medium Density Residential) to Commercial (C) to allow for the development of up to 354,143 sq ft of self- storage space.