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

Conducts the ongoing work of the Implementation Team.

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

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

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

Oversees the ongoing work of the Central Receiving Center and the children's system of care. The Board discusses current issues and outcomes of the CRC and children's mental health and conducts future planning and implementation.

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.

Short list firms responding to RFP Y17-815-CH, Design Services for Buck Road Bridge Replacement

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

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.

Protest Hearing for RFP Y17-1088-LC, Orange County Short Term Residential Shelter Program for Adult Victims of Human Trafficking

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

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.

Commissioner Bonilla's Back to School and Wellness Fair - free back to school supplies health screening and fun activities for the entire family.

-Backpack Giveaway -Vision Screenings -Food -Entertainment Free while supplies last

Protest Hearing for IFB Y17-744-CC, Orange County Fire Rescue Stations Vehicle Exhaust Removal System

Join us at this annual open house to learn about fun, hands-on field trips for school groups, families, scouts and more focusing on Florida?s plants, animals and natural resources. Regular registration begins August 9 at 8 a.m.

New to Florida and like to grow your own vegetables, this class is for you. Learn to grow vegetables including soil preparation, adjusting soil pH, fertilizing, irrigation, pests and diseases. Gardens may be grown year-round in Florida. $5.00 per individual. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Monthly Library Board Trustees meeting

To rezone 12.13 gross acres from R-T (Mobile Home Park District) to PD (Planned Development) in order to construct up to 60,000 sq ft of C-1 (Commercial Retail). uses.

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.

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

Board of Directors Work-Session

Community Action Board Programming

Quarterly meeting of the I-Drive CRA

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

Monthly Library Board Trustees meeting

Growing your own food naturally or organically requires no special tools or special tonics to be successful. Learn about organic gardening including soil building techniques, disease and insect control, use of organic material to improve you sandy Florida soil, organic fertilizers, fungicides, insecticides and more. Learn basic information about integrated pest management (IPM) from the first steps of identifying the pest, determining if there is a need for control and the most environmentally friendly control methods to use for insect and disease problems in the home vegetable garden. $5.00 per individual. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.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

Monthly Meeting

Negotiations of Fiscal Years 2018-19

Opportunity for criminal justice system partners to discuss policies and strategies

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

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance #11269

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.

Resolve protest for RFP Y17-757-PH, Pump Stations 3372 Meadow Woods 7, 3409 Meadow Woods 9, 3565 Rhode Island Woods and 3072 South Meadow Package 13

Discuss legislative issues related to disability community and provide updates to Disability Advisory Board.

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

healthcare plan

Regular monthly meeting.

Conducts the ongoing 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.

The committee will work to determine the number of HIV+ individuals who are home less and the service needs of this population.

You do not have to grow your vegetables in the backyard garden soil. Learn the basic information about alternative methods including containers, raised beds, grow boxes, and hydroponic methods. $5.00 per individual. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

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.

Negotiation of the AFSCME Bargaining Unit Agreement for Fiscal Years 2017-18 through 2018-19.

Board of Directors Meeting

Advisory Council meets to advise the Board of County Commissioners on the Arts in Central Florida.

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

To research and evaluate potential blockbuster events to host in Orange County for increases in attendance and tourism.

Routine meeting to discuss the management of Lake Anderson funds.

Meeting to discuss issues related to the management of Lake Killarney.

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

Negotiations of Fiscal Years 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.

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

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

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.

While you can't tell a bee where to nest, you can provide pollinators with an ideal structure should they decide to move in?with a pollinator hotel! In this workshop, participants will learn about native pollinating insects and pollinator hotels. Pollinator hotels are built using simple materials to provide a nesting habitat for these solitary and often docile species. Participants will create a personalized pollinator hotel to take home to their garden. $10 per individual. Register at www.gardenflorida.eventbrite.com

Advisory Board

Procurement Division, IOC II, 400 E. South Street, 4th Floor Conference Room, Orlando, FL 32801

Community Advisory Committee

Community Action Division Programming

Short list firms responding to RFP Y17-1010-KB, Marketing Services for the History Center and RFP Y17-192-MG, Security Guard Services for Corrections Department

Step III of the grievance process for Grievance #11277

To change future land use from Institutional (INST) to Industrial (IND) allow for the development of a restaurant with an area of up to 5,000 sq feet.

To change the Future Land Use designation of the 1.46 subject property from Industrial (IND) to Low Density (LDR). To also rezone from R-T-2 (Combination Mobile Home and Single Family Dwelling District) to R-2 (Residential District) to allow for the development of up to five (5) single family attached dwelling units.

To change the future land use map designation from Low Density Residential (LDR) and Commerical (C) to Rural Settlement 1/1 (RS 1/1). The request is also to change the zoning of the petitioned properties from A-2 (Farmland Rural District) and C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to R-CE (County Estate District) to permit the construction of a single-family residence.

To rezone 7.9 acres from R-1 (Single- Family Residential) to PD (Planned Development) in order to construct 70 attached single family dwelling units.

No quorum, meeting cancelled.

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

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

Pine Hills Road Pedestrian/Bicycle Safety Study. The second workshop is being held to present the recommended Safety Improvement Plan Alternatives and Benefit/Cost evaluation along Pine Hills Road to the community for public input based on data and feedback received at Community Workshop #1.

Commissioner Jennifer Thompson and Orange County Parks and Recreation staff will discuss the plans to develop multi-purpose fields on the future park site, Parcel "J," located near Moss Park.

To change from Low Medium Density Residential (LMDR) to Commercial (C). To also rezone from R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling District) to C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to allow for additional parking and a driveway for an adjacent proposed medical office building.

This meeting will be an open house format and is intended to provide you with the opportunity to express your interest and concerns regarding the planned sidewalk improvements.

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.

BOARD MEETING

To change from future land use designation Low Density Residential (LDR) to Commercial (C). Also to change the rezoning from R-1 (Single Family Dwelling District) to C-2 (General Commercial District) to permit a retail business, specifically a farmers market.

To change the future land use from Low Medium Density Residential (LMDR) to Commercial (C). Also to the change the zoning from A-2 (Farmland Rural District) to C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to aloow for an electronic message center (EMC) sign for the existing Grace Journey Community Church and its associated school.

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

Conducts the ongoing 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.

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

To discuss environmental matters

To change future land use from medium density residential (MDR) to Commercial (C). The applicant also is seeking to rezone the entire 10.08 acre property from C-1 (Retail Commercial District) & R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling District) to C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to allow for the development up to 235,224 sq ft of commercial development.

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.

To change future land use from Medium Density Residential (MDR) to Commerical (C) and rezone from C-1 (Retail Commercial District) to C-2 (General Commercial District) to allow for a hotel and neighborhood serving commercial development.

To review public art projects for Orange County.

To change the future land use from Low Density Residential(LDR) to Low-Medium Density Residential (LMDR). Also to rezone the property from R-1A (Single-Family Dwelling District) to R-1 (Single-Family Dwelling District) to allow for the expansion of the existing single-family residence and the creation of an additional single-family residential lot.

To change future land use from Office (O) to Planned Development Office/ Commercial (Assisted Living Facility). The request is a lot to change the zoning of the property from P-O (Professional Office District) to Planned Development District. This request is to aloow a 29,000 sq ft assisted living facility and a 7,700 sq ft office.