Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. Managed by volunteers for the benefit of Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

Frequently called ?vegetable confetti?, sprouts, microgreens, and baby greens are greens harvested and consumed in an immature state. In this basic microgreens class, participants will learn how to start, maintain, and harvest this specialty crop. Participants will go home with microgreens ready to harvest in approximately 14 days or less. $10 per individual. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

This is a monthly meeting of a subcommittee of the Orlando EMA HIV Health Services Planning Council

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

Housing Finance Authority Board of Directors' Meeting.

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.

TEFRA Public Hearing to receive comments on the approval for the issuance by the Authority of Multi Family Housing Revenue Bonds in an amount not to exceed $20MM for the financing, acquisition and rehabilitation of Lake Weston Point Apartments.

Diabetes Prevention Program begins Thurs. July 6, 2017 11am-12noon. Join us for a proven lifestyle change program focusing on healthy eating, being active, and preventing diabetes. Classes conducted in a supportive small group setting with LuAnn Duncan. Class is free of charge but requires a year-long meeting commitment. To qualify you must be 18 or older and either have a family history of diabetes, overweight, diagnosed with pre-diabetes, and/or have a doctor referral.

This is a monthly meeting of a subcommittee of the Orlando EMA HIV Health Services Planning Council

New to Florida and like to grow your own vegetables, this class is for you. Learn the basics of Florida vegetable gardening including soil preparation, adjusting soil pH, fertilizing, irrigation, pests and diseases. Gardens may be grown year-round in Florida, but fall is the beginning of the vegetable gardening season. Free. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Retrofitting an irrigation system is easier than it sounds. Changing an existing spray system or installing a new system to micro-sprays will save you money and water. In this interactive class, we will teach homeowners the step-by- step process of converting parts of their irrigation system to micro-sprays for more efficient watering $5.00 per household with no starter kit. $25.00 with micro-irrigation starter kit. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. Managed by volunteers for the benefit of Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

To discussion Commission on Aging programs and elder services news.

Discuss issues related to veterans with disabilities in the community and report findings and recommendations to the to Disability Advisory Board.

Monthly advisory board meeting; board serves citizens with disabilities and makes recommendations related to the needs of the disability community.

The agenda for this meeting can be located at www.ocfl.net/eagenda.
Please CLICK HERE to access all supporting documentation for this meeting.

Conducts the ongoing work of the Implementation Team.

For the Big Sand Lake Advisory Board to discuss issues related to the Big Sand Lake MSTU

The M/WBE Advisory Committee serves in an advisory capacity to the compliance officer and the Board of County Commissioners on issues related to minority/women business enterprises.

Step III hearing of the grievance process.

Short list firms responding to RFP Y17-904-CH, Continuing Professional Geotechnical and Materials Testing Services

This is a monthly meeting of a subcommittee of the Orlando EMA HIV Health Services Planning Council

Community Action Programming

Monthly Library Board Trustees meeting

To discuss impact fee issues with consultants, review traffic studies and methodologies that pertain to impact fees, make land use determinations.

This is a monthly meeting of a subcommittee of the Orlando EMA HIV Health Services Planning Council

New to Florida and like to grow your own vegetables, this class is for you. Learn the basics of Florida vegetable gardening including soil preparation, adjusting soil pH, fertilizing, irrigation, pests and diseases. Gardens may be grown year-round in Florida, but fall is the beginning of the vegetable gardening season. Free. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

This class will teach you basic irrigation system maintenance with information on timers, rain shut off devices, micro-irrigation and tips on how to conserve water and save money. Each person will receive a rain gauge. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Monthly Meeting

Annual conference for neighborhood leaders and organizations.

Participants will have the opportunity to properly dispose of hazardous and electronic waste free of charge.

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. Managed by volunteers for the benefit of Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

To review the preliminary budget for Fiscal Year 2017-18

For the Butler Chain of Lakes Advisory Board to discuss issues related to the Butler Chain of Lakes MSTU

To review and approve the preliminary budget for Fiscal year 2017-18

This class will teach you basic irrigation system maintenance with information on timers, rain shut off devices, micro-irrigation and tips on how to conserve water and save money. Each person will receive a rain gauge. $5.00 per household. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

This a monthly meeting for consumers of Ryan White Services for the primary purpose of learning what is happening with the service delivery system, and the needs of the consumers.

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

Regular monthly meeting

To discuss issues related to the Lake Pickett MSTU

Did you know air plants are epiphytes, which mean they obtain all their water and nutrients from the atmosphere? Even a lazy gardener can have live plants around the house without much effort! In this workshop, participants will learn about these bromeliads and bring a decorative piece home. Warning: addictive! $20 per individual.

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.

Short list firms responding to RFP Y17-804-PH and RFP Y17-811-PH

Board of Directors Meeting

Bi-monthly meeting

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

Special monthly meeting of the combined CFAP/Planning Council Executive Committees to discuss recommendations from the System of Care Study.

Gardening with children is a hands-on learning experience for both youngsters and adults. Don?t get too excited if the rows aren?t straight or if a few seedlings disappear once in awhile. Enjoy the experience of gardening with children as you build an understanding of and respect for nature and the outdoors. When children participate in growing edible plants, they are more motivated to taste, eat, and enjoy fruits and vegetables. Learn how to grow vegetable with children. $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. Managed by volunteers for the benefit of Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

Birdwatching Basics: What kind of bird is that? All you need to get started are three simple things: binoculars, a field guide, and some birdwatching basics! Learn some introductory techniques for identifying birds in the field as we discuss birds commonly found at the Preserve. Suitable for ages 7 and older and limited to 30 participants. Classes are first come, first served, up to the class limit; please arrive early.

SOQ review of IFB Y17-752-PH, Request for Qualifications for Eastern Regional Water Supply Facility Improvements IIIB

Joint Committee Meeting

Routine meeting of Lake Rose Advisory Board.

Retrofitting an irrigation system is easier than it sounds. Changing an existing spray system or installing a new system to micro-sprays will save you money and water. In this interactive class, we will teach homeowners the step-by- step process of converting parts of their irrigation system to micro-sprays for more efficient watering $5.00 per household with no starter kit. $25.00 with micro-irrigation starter kit. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Advisory Board

To discuss environmental matters

Community Advisory Committee

Community Action Programming

Short list firms responding to RFP Y17-816-CC and RFP Y17-813-EB

Monthly meeting

To rezone 12.3 acres from County Estate District (R-CE) to Planned Development (PD) in order to construct a 180 unit/ 456 bed student housing project.

To discuss impact fee related issues, land uses, appeals, review traffic study methodologies and agreements that may go before the BCC.

Review Implementation of Orange County's Sustainability Efforts

Negotiations of Fiscal Year 2017-18 through Fiscal Year 2018-19

Market features fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan gifts, handmade crafts, and more. Managed by volunteers for the benefit of Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge.

Come to the 8th Annual Baby Squirrel Shower and help prepare for the season! Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge (BTN) admits over 7OO injured and orphaned squirrels each year. The mission is to raise and rehabilitate these animals until they can be returned to the wild. Gift suggestions include: unsalted nuts and striped sunflower seeds, children's benadryl, un-frayed towels, sheets & T-shirts, heating pads with NO auto shut-off, paper towels, gift cards and cash! Check out BTN's Facebook page or attached wish list for more gift ideas. While at the shower enjoy food, craft and market vendors, cool misting areas, kids activities, animal encounters and raffle.

A Family Affair Wellness event is a free event for the entire family with activities, wellness information, giveaways and free snacks.

Commissioner Bonilla Back to School and Wellness Fair - free back to school supplies, health screenings and activities for the entire family.

Animal Tracks: Signs of wildlife are everywhere, even if you can't see the animal. Discover what to look for while tracking down wildlife including different animal tracks, scat, and other calling cards. Learn how to cast a track and identify the animal it belongs to. Suitable for ages 7 and older and limited to 25 participants. Classes are first come, first served, up to the class limit; please arrive early.