The board meeting primarily focused on the procedures for designating historical buildings within the city. Key discussion topics included application requirements, the role of property owners in the designation process, criteria for evaluating historical significance, the necessity of public hearings, and the role of the city council in adopting ordinances for designation. Additionally, there was a discussion on the archiving of historical documents and collaboration efforts with the marketing team to promote historical preservation through social media outreach.
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Temple Terrace Code Enforcement Board Special Meeting
The board conducted hearings regarding violations of the city's phase 3 water shortage declaration. Discussions focused on property owners watering outside of permitted times and days. The board reviewed the procedural requirements for evidence submission, discussed current drought restrictions that necessitate stricter enforcement, and addressed potential exemptions for chemical spraying services on lawns. Individual cases were heard, resulting in fine assessments for violations and the rescheduling of one case to allow for the submission of additional proof regarding chemical treatment schedules.
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Temple Terrace City Council Special Meeting
The council discussed and approved a 15% increase for water, irrigation, and wastewater tariffs, effective October 1, 2026. Additionally, the council conducted the second reading and adopted Resolution 1603, setting the property tax rate for fiscal year 2027, and Resolution 1604, adopting the annual budget for fiscal year 2027. The budget includes provisions for salary increases, performance bonuses, reductions in operating costs, and funding for various capital projects, including roadway resurfacing.
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Temple Terrace City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed two primary resolutions regarding water infrastructure. The council accepted the Water Treatment Facilities Master Plan prepared by CHA Consulting, which outlines a 20-year roadmap for facility renewal, modernization, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, the council approved a resolution directing the City Manager to implement water treatment plant upgrades, specifically the inclusion of a nanofiltration system, estimated at $74 million, to address future regulatory requirements for water quality and to soften the water supply.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
