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• Invocation—District 2
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Proclamation-Bill Baxter, Public Works Director honored for 23 years of dedicated service
I. CONSENT AGENDA II. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS*
BUDGET WORKSESSION
III. RECOMMENDATIONS
IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Ordinances
1. Amending Orange County Code, Section 25-140, Tourist Development Plan
2. Amending Orange County Code, Chapter 25, Article IV, increasing the Tourist Development Tax rate
B. Petitions to Vacate
3. Applicant: Orange County Public Works Department; Adm. No. 06-01,portion of right-of-way; District 5
4. Applicant: Jeffrey D. Allen; No. 06-11, portion of right-of-way; District 2
5. Applicant: Garrett McNeil; No. 06-08, drainage easement; District 1
C. Planning and Zoning Commission Board-Called
6. Applicant: Richard W. Linger, Stillwater Crossing and Center Bridge Planned Development; Case RZ-05-11-134, May 18, 2006; District 1
7. Applicant: Jodi Rutmann, Orlando International Hotel Planned Development; Case RZ-06-02-017, May 18, 2006; District 6
8. Applicant: Charlie M. Madden, Chaine Du Lac Phase II Subdivision; Case RZ-05-12-159, May 18, 2006; District 1
9. Applicant: Sherri Fragomeni for Frank A. Neilson; Case RZ-06-04-058, May 18, 2006; District 4
D. Substantial Change
10. Applicant: Lance Bennett, Signatures Lakes Planned Development/Land Use Plan (PD/ LDP); amend LUP; District 1
E. Conservation Area Determination Appeal
11. Appellant/Applicant: German Britto and Claudia Cardenas, District 4
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