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T: 407-327-1800 | F:407-327-47531126 East State Road 434Winter Springs, Florida 32708www.winterspringsfl.org
InsiderTheW i n t e r Spr ings
Celebration of Freedom
Commission Report
A Guide to Living in Bear Country
J U L Y 2 0 1 7 | V O L U M E 1 2 1
City Offices will be closed on Monday, July 3rd and Tuesday, July 4th of 2017 in observance of Independence day.
Garbage, yard waste, and recycling services will occur on the 3rd as scheduled, but will not occur on the 4th of July. All services resume on their next regularly scheduled
collection day.See page 2 for further details.
J U l y 2 0 1 7 V O L U M E 1 2 1
Meet Your Mayor and City Commissioners.......3
Commission Report.............................................4-6
Boards and Committees......................................7-8
GoLocal Business Directory. ................................9
Winter Springs Senior Center..............................10
It Starts In Parks.....................................................11
Featuring..................................................................12
Parks and Recreation Sports Partnerships........13
Community Events................................................14
The Police Report............................................15-16
Economic Development................................17-18
Phone List...............................................................19
City Offices will closed on Monday, July 3rd and Tuesday, July 4th, of 2017 in observance of Independence day.
Please keeP in mind:Garbage, yard waste, and recycling services will occur on the 3rd as
scheduled, but will not occur on the 4th of July. All services resume on their next regularly scheduled collection day.
Ashley Hockenberry
A guide to living in
bear country
Guide to Living in Bear Country
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Meet your Mayor Commission
Mayor charles laceyTelephone: (407) 588-7814 [Residence]Telephone: (407) 327-5956 [City Hall]Email: [email protected]: November 4, 2014Term Expires: November 2018
Seat ThreeDeputy Mayor/ commissioner Pam carrollTelephone: (407) 221- 1435 [Mobile]Email: [email protected]: November 8, 2016Term Expires: November 2020
Seat fourcommissioner cade resnickTelephone: (407) 687- 1965 [Mobile]Email: [email protected]: November 4, 2014Term Expires: November 2018
Seat f i vecommissioner Geoff kendrickTelephone: (407) 327- 7582 Email: [email protected]: November 8, 2016Term Expires: November 2020
Seat twocommissioner kevin cannonTelephone: (407) 327- 7585Email: [email protected]: November 4, 2014Term Expires: November 2018
Seat one commissioner Jean HoveyTelephone: (407) 462-0350 [Mobile]Email: [email protected]: November 8, 2016Term Expires: November 2020
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city commission meeting schedule
The City Commission usually holds meetings on the second and fourth Monday of most months.During the month of July 2017, the City Commission currently has one (1) Regular Meeting
scheduled:
Monday, July 10, 2017 at 5:15 pm(to include FY18 Budget Workshop)
Please note that from time to time, a meeting may be cancelled for various reasons.For more information about any other City board and/or committee meetings, please reference the
City Calendar and/or contact the Office of the City Clerk at 407-327-5955 or by email at [email protected].
The following were approved by the City of Winter Springs City Commission:
Contracts & Agreements
• Authorization to purchase 2 VMware host Servers.
• Approval of a wetland mitigation plan at Torcaso Park . • Approval of St. John’s River Water Management District grant funding and project details for water quality improvements at the Solary Canal Stormwater Treatment Area. • Validation of the Solid Waste Survey Results and acceptance of Staff ’s Annual Evaluation Report for Waste Pro for the period of March 1, 2016 to February 28, 2017.
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Winter SpringS’ elected Municipal OfficialS appOinted tO
Serve On the flOrida league Of citieS’ 2017-2018 legiSlative
pOlicy cOMMitteeS The Florida League of Cities serves the many municipalities in the State of Florida and offers support in many ways, and of premier interest, is helping municipalities retain Home Rule powers. To this end, the Florida League of Cities has established five (5) Legislative Policy Committees which are comprised of staff from the Florida League of Cities and many municipal officials from across Florida. Currently, the five (5) Legislative Policy Committees are:
• Energy, Environment and Natural Resources
• Finance, Taxation and Personnel • Growth Management and Economic
Affairs • Transportation and Intergovernmental
Relations • Urban Administration
On these Legislative Policy Committees, Florida League of Cities staff work hand in hand with municipal officials around the State to establish and strengthen the Florida League of Cities’ Legislative Action Agenda which includes many important matters that face local communities day in, day out, and helps everyone to champion the changing framework that municipalities deal with in so many ways. Thus, in addition to the many responsibilities and other commitments each municipal official has in his or her own community, interested Florida municipal officials may offer their time and expertise and volunteer to serve on one of the Florida League of Cities’ Legislative Policy Committees. The City of Winter Springs is very proud that our Elected Officials have been appointed to the following Legislative Policy Committees for the 2017-2018 year. It should be mentioned that most of our Elected Officials have already served one or more terms on these Legislative Policy Committees previous to this Appointment:
Mayor Charles Lacey was Reappointed to continue serving on the “Finance, Taxation and Personnel” Committee. Deputy Mayor Pam Carroll has been Reappointed to again serve on the “Municipal Administration” Committee. Commissioner Kevin Cannon was Appointed to serve on the “Utilities, Natural Resources and Public Works” Committee.
Commissioner Cade Resnick has been Reappointed to continue serving on the “Land Use and Economic Development” Committee. Commissioner Geoff Kendrick was Appointed to serve on the “Transportation and Intergovernmental Relations” Committee.
Of special note - as only one (1) municipal official from each municipality is allowed to serve on each of the individual Legislative Policy Committees, Commissioner Jean Hovey was kind enough to step down from serving on one of the Legislative Policy Committees so that another Elected Official could serve.
Your Elected Officials continuing to work for you and our community!
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Winter Springs’ Commissioner Geoff Kendrick Graduates from Florida League of Cities’ Institute for Elected Municipal Officials
Commissioner Geoff Kendrick has graduated from the Florida League of Cities’ Institute for Elected Municipal Officials (IEMO). Created more than 20 years ago as a way to educate newly elected officials on the intricacies of municipal government in a cost-effective manner, the IEMO grew out of a partnership between the Florida League of Cities and the John Scott Dailey Institute of Government. The IEMO is a comprehensive 16-hour course where participants learn about the numerous aspects of municipal government from a voluntary faculty of Florida’s leading
industry experts. Topics include municipal government structure, revenue components and governmental accounting for cities, as well as intergovernmental relations and council relationships. Class sizes are kept small, allowing participants to network and share ideas with other elected officials in a personal group setting. By creating an environment where challenges and best practices are shared, many IEMO graduates have been able to develop solutions to local problems. Founded in 1922, the Florida League of Cities is the united voice for Florida’s municipal governments. Its goals are to promote local self-government and serve the needs of Florida’s cities. Florida’s cities are formed by their citizens and governed by their citizens. Commissioner Kendrick, like previous Elected Officials, is interested in investing in his community by bringing new ideas to the forefront of municipal government.
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From time to time the City needs to send out information or get in touch with residents in various communities, and one way we can do this is to contact our various communities
through their Homeowner’s Associations.
So, if you are a member of any of the area Homeowner’s Associations, we would greatly appreciate your assistance – simply contact the Office of the City Clerk at (407) 327-5955 or
[email protected] and let us know how to best contact your organization.
ATTENTION:
HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS
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Volunteers page
you can make a difference in your city
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (Quarterly)Board Of Trustees (Quarterly)
Code Enforcement Board (Monthly)Oak Forest Wall and Beautification District Advisory Committee (Annually)
Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (Quarterly)Planning and Zoning Board/Local Planning Agency (Monthly)
Tuscawilla Lighting and Beautification District Advisory Committee (Quarterly)Tuscawilla Lighting and Beautification District Advisory Committee (Quarterly)
active boards
Our volunteers provide our City with countless resources. From their personal time to their ideas, our City benefits from the participation of its citizens as dedicated volunteers on our many advisory boards and committees.
BeingBeing a Volunteer on a Board or Commitee gives you the opportunity to work alongside your fellow neighbors and friends, to learn from the City‛s professional staff, and to offer new ideas to our Elected Officials. Through discussion, deliberation, and guidance, board and committee members make an impact in our community.
do you want to serve your city?
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Commission Report
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winter springs senior center
Starlite Sapphire CruiseAugust 12, 2017 Cost: $79 Bus departs at 8:30am.Location: Winter Springs Senior Center
J u n e s e n i o r C e n t e r t r i p
The City of Winter Springs was originally incorporated as the Village of North Orlando in 1959 and was later re-
chartered as the City of Winter Springs in 1972.
Interested in the pool?2017 Therapy Pool Schedule
It’s raining! Is the pool closed? Find out by calling:
Therapy Pool Weather Hotline 407-327-8967
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Gates Open; Kid’s Area with Games, Bounce Houses, and Face Painters
Winter Springs’ Got Talent: A live performance with local talent competing for a chance to win GREAT prizes! Presented by Remax Town and Country
Ennis Pruitt and the Breakers
Freedom Fling Prize Toss ! Presented by Chick-Fil-A from the Main Stage
Ennis Pruitt and the Breakers
National Anthem and Presentation of Colors
Fireworks Spectacular
Parking at Central Winds Park will be limited. Extra parking will be available at Trotwood Park and Winter Springs Elementary. Buses will begin running at 6:00pm.
Ennis Pruitt and the
Breakers
Hosted by Allison Walker Torres
Concession Vendors will be on hand feature GREAT FOOD and DRINKS throughout the Grass Amphitheater. For your safety: No fireworks, alcoholic beverages, personal pop-up tents, cooking devices, or pets (with the exception of service animals) will be allowed to enter the shuttle bus or the event. Coolers at a maximum size of a 6 pack are permitted. All bags and coolers will be subject to search at the event gates.
Co-hosted by Arnie Nussbaum
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It Starts in Parks
The next Astronomy Club meeting will be in September. The date is TBD.
We look forward to meeting with you under the starts this fall.
Local astronomy enthusiast and Members of the Central Florida Astronomical Society will be onsite with telescopes for public viewing.
For more information on the Winter Springs Astronomy Club including rain out dates and ed-ucational courses please visit their meet up page at https://www.meetup.com/Winter-Springs-Astronomy-Club/
Zumba is a form of exercise
that combines dance and aerobic
elements paired with upbeat music.
Join our instructor Rocio on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
from 6:00pm to 7:00pm
And dance the night away!
Cost: $5.00 per class
Classes take place at
The Winter Springs Civic Center
400 N. Edgemon Ave.
Winter Springs Fl, 32708
Please be sure to wear athletic attire
For more information
Contact: Mike Barclay
407.327.6592 or
Yoga is an exercise that unites the mind, body, and spirit through the use of meditation and stretching to build strength and create balance in the body.
Classes will take place in the open grass space north of the Winter Springs Dog Park at Central Winds Park. For your comfort, please bring a yoga mat or towel to sit on. Athletic attire is recommended.
For more information contact Mike Barclay at 407.327.6592 or [email protected]
Calling all quilters…Calling all quilters…Calling all quilters…
Come join the fun at our new Quilting Class!Come join the fun at our new Quilting Class!Come join the fun at our new Quilting Class!
Winter Springs Senior Center
Tuesdays at 10:00am
Winter Springs Senior Center
400 N Edgemon Ave
Winter Springs 32708
Beginners Welcome!
For more info call 407-327-6554
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Did you know?
Monday: Recreational Men’s
Wednesday: Modified Co-ed
Central Winds Park 1000 Central Winds Dr.
Next to
Winter Springs High School
MANAGERS-MEETING
OPENS July 5th
August 2nd
August 9th
TEAM REGISTRATION
LEAGUE STARTS
T-Shirts for best regular season record
1st & 2nd place trophies for
tournament
MVP Trophy and Prize pack for Tournament MVP
(10 GAMES + TOURNAMENT) COST: $400 per TEAM
+non-resident fees $100/team for more than 7 non-residents annually
For more information please contact Brian Dunigan at 407-327-6589 or email
YOU LIVE IN BEAR COUNTRY Black bears are an important part of Florida’s natural heritage. Keeping bears wild and away from human use areas is a responsibility we all must share. FWC is dedicated to reducing conflicts between people and bears in your community. Black bears are naturally shy, timid animals that try to avoid people. However, as human development expands, it becomes increasingly difficult for bears to avoid people. Why are bears in your neighborhood? Bears are lured into neighborhoods when they find an easily accessible food source. Bears that become used to getting human foods may damage property or become a threat to public safety. Common items that attract bears into neighborhoods include:
Garbage Food smells from barbecue grills, coolers, and outdoor freezers/refrigerators Animal feed (e.g., pet food, corn, grain, seed, bird seed, livestock feed) Gardens, compost piles, small or medium livestock (e.g., chickens, goats, pigs, rabbits)
Feeding bears, either by direct handouts or by leaving attractants such as garbage and pet food unsecured, causes bear conflicts and is against the law. Florida Administrative Code 68A-4.001(4): “(a) Intentionally feeding bears is prohibited except as provided for in this Title. (b) Placing food or garbage, allowing the placement of food or garbage, or offering food or garbage that attracts bears and is likely to create or creates a nuisance is prohibited after receiving prior written notification from the Commission.” If you see a bear in your community… Remain calm and stay away from the bear. The mere presence of a black bear does not represent a problem. The bear is most likely just passing through and will not linger or return if it does not find a reward such as food. A bear may climb a tree to look for food or if it gets scared. Clear the area of people and pets and allow the bear to come down when it feels safe (usually after dark). The bear found its way into the area and it can find its way out.
If you encounter a bear at close range…
If you experience bear problems, please contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regional office nearest you. For more information, go to MyFWC.com/Bear.
DO NOT play dead or run from the bear Back away slowly with arms raised
Avoid direct eye contact Speak in a calm and assertive voice
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Coming Soon
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Hometown Harvest
Winter Springs Artoberfest
Veteran’s Day Memorial Ceremony
Winter Wonderland
October 21st & 22nd W.S.Town Center/ 10am-5pm The Oviedo-Winter Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce and The City of Winter Springs bring you Artoberfest! This event showcases 125 juried and in-
vited artist that comprise the greater Central Florida Region. More than $13,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. Designed for the entire family to enjoy, a variety of foods and beverages will be available for purchase. Don’t miss the live entertainment and kid’s activity area! For more information please call 407-278-4871.
November 4th/ W.S.Town Center/ 5pm-9pm Celebrate Fall with the Hometown Harvest! From Hayrides to live musical performances this event is sure to please! Various vendors will be available with food, drink and other
goods. Kids can enjoy the Hay Play area and free pumpkin painting! See Winter Springs’ very own Dancers with Class and even join them for a line dance!
November 11th/ W.S. Town Center/ 6pm-7pm The Rotary Club of Winter Springs and the City of Winter Springs host this annual celebration of our nation’s heroes. This event will take place at the
Winter Springs Veteran’s and Military Service Memorial and offers a time to honor retired military servants and to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
December 2nd / W.S. Town Center/ 4:30pm-9pm Tis’ the season for joy and celebration! Stop by the Winter Springs Town Center and enjoy the festivities this holiday season! It all kicks off with one
of the longest running traditions in our city, the 35th annual Holiday Parade featuring local talent and business. The parade will conclude at the Town Center, but the fun won’t stop there! Gather around the Christmas Tree for the 13th annual Christmas tree Lighting! The Winter Wonderland event will follow with Entertainment by local youth and our Winter Springs Dancers with Class. Santa will be visiting with the local children by the tree. A fun filled kids play land will keep your little ones merry all evening long.
February 18th/ Central Winds Park/ 10:30am-11:30pm Play Ball! Opening day for the Winter Springs Babe Ruth is a cherished tradition in Winter Springs. Celebrate teamwork, dedication, and
sportsmanship with the future citizens of Winter Springs.
Scottish Highland Games
Winter Springs Babe Ruth Opening
February 10th/ W.S. Senior Center/ 7pm-9pm Dust off your dancing shoes and come to the annual Father Daughter dance! Set out for a fun filled night of dancing and music your little girl will never
forget. There will be a live DJ, a free photo by a profession-al photographer, free refreshments and great prizes!
Father Daughter Dance
Celebration of Freedom
Explore Outdoors
January 14th/ Central Winds Park/ 8am-10pm January 15th/ Central Winds Park/ 9am-6pm Join the Scottish-American Society of Central Florida and The City of Winter
Springs for the 39th annual Scottish Highland Games! The Central Florida Scottish Highland Games allow you to im-merse yourself in the unique culture and history of Scotland. During this two day festival, area Scottish clans and societies gather at Central Winds Park to compete in athletic events, highland dancing and Piping to celebrate their rich heritage. Check out the live entertainment and Scottish themed vendors. More info at www.flascot.com.
April 1st /W.S. Town Center/2pm-7pm Spring into the season with the Spring Outdoor Festival This event features arbor education, live entertainment, food and beverage vendors, and vari-
ous outdoor based recreational activities! Kids can take part in a kids craft and enjoy the kids play area.
City of Winter Springs Community Events
2017
July 4th/ Central Winds Park/ 5pm-9:30pm Celebrate the 4th of July with a BANG! Join your community at Central Winds Park for our annual Celebration of
Freedom, presented by Duke Energy! The evening is filled with fun from live entertainment and tasty treats to our very own Winter Springs Got Talent competi-tion! Enjoy a fun filled kid’s area and shop the various ven-dors. As the night wraps up the sky will fill with world class
For more information please contact Alyssa Bolick at 407-327-6593 or [email protected]
www.winterspringsfl.org
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F I R E WO R K S A F E T Y
All of us at the Winter Springs Police Department would like to wish the United States of America a happy 241stth birthday! As we all know, Independence Day, July 4th, is a day that fills all of our hearts with great pride. As we celebrate this July 4th, please keep these things in mind:
1. Fireworks as defined in Florida Statute 791.01 4(a) are prohibited within the city limits of Winter Springs under City Code Section 7-27 and are subject to confiscation under Florida Statute 791.05. Florida law prohibits any fireworks that fly through the air or explode — such as Roman candles, bottle rockets and mortars. Additional information pertaining to State laws may be found http://www.leg.state.fl.us/STATUTES/ Additionally, Winter Springs City Ordinance states: Sec. 7-27. - Regulation of explosives.
No person(s) shall discharge or detonate, nor allow the discharge or detonation of any illegal fireworks, as defined by Section 791-01(8), Florida Statutes, dynamite or any other explosive at any time within the city limits without the express permission of both the fire and police departments.
Permitted public fireworks displays handled by licensed pyrotechnical businesses are excluded, subject to their obtaining proper permits and inspections by the office of the fire marshal. (Ord. No. 514, § 1, 2-24-92)
2. According to the Consumer Products and Safety Commission, 67% of the total fireworks injuries for 2014 were treated between June 20 and July 20. The total injuries for the year exceeded 7000. During 2014 there were 11 documented fatalities and an average of 7 fatalities a year since 2000.
3. If you are celebrating with alcohol, please enjoy in moderation, make arrangements for a designated driver and NEVER EVER DRIVE UNDER THE INFLUENCE. You should also NEVER operate a boat, motorcycle or personal watercraft after having consumed alcohol.
4. If you are traveling, be patient. The holiday can cause delays, traffic issues and crowding at airports. If you are driving, please be a courteous and safe driver.
The Winter Springs Police Department’s priority is to provide a safe environment for our citizens in which to enjoy the coming holiday. Only with the cooperation of our residents can we make this a reality.
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P O L I C E E X P LO R E R S
Are you interested in a career in Criminal Justice? Are you between the ages of 14 and 21? Do you enjoy problem solving, being personally challenged and succeeding in a team environment?
The Winter Springs Police Department would like to extend an invitation to all those who meet the above criteria to join us as a Winter Springs Police Explorer. Police Explorers are sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America Learning for Life program and give young men and women the opportunity to shadow police officers during their duties. Police Explorers can earn volunteer or community service hours as required by high school programs. Exploring will introduce you to the role of law enforcement in our community, the duties performed therein and the skills necessary to be successful in any career. Duties of an Explorer include attending bi-monthly meetings and training, working along with law enforcement during special events and community activities and setting an example for fellow students through community involvement.
If these activities sound fun to you and you would like to learn more, please go to http://www.winterspringsfl.org/EN/web/dept/pd/96297/96326/explorer_post_708.html and fill out the application at the bottom of the page. Please keep in mind that this is a police department so all applicants will be asked to provide finger prints and submit to a back ground check.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Our CYO program is in full swing! Don’t miss out on the fun. We are sponsoring four weeks of activities for children from 7 to 15 years of age. We will have games, food and fun for all those attending. If your child plans on attending,
you will need to be present to fill out an emergency contact form. Contact Winter Springs Police Community Relations for schedule and details! Call 407-327-6561.
Winter Springs Police Community Youth Outreach!
CYO hours 1pm -5pm
Tuesdays are sports clinic days, Wednesdays are splash pad and school yard games, Thursdays are our art project days.
Community Youth Outreach dates are as follows: July 5th – 6th
July 18th – 20th
August 4th - Back to School Party 10am to 2 pm.
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On August 4th from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm we will be hosting a Back to School Bash at Torcaso Park. The school supplies gathered from our School Supply Drive will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis. The school supplies are from grades 1 to 12 and include a backpack and the majority of the recommended supplies according to Seminole County Public Schools. There will be games, food and
prizes! Must be present to win. Backpacks will be given only to children present.
Always remember, IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. If you see something unusual, do not hesitate to notify the Police. If you feel uncomfortable about calling the police department, you can report suspicious activity anonymously to 1-800-423-TIPS or at www.crimeline.org. You don’t
have to give your name.
The citizens of Winter Springs and the Winter Springs Police Department can always work together to form the 360 Degree SHIELD that protects us all.
Help the Winter Springs Police Department:Be a crime stopper not a victim. Lock your car -Report suspicious activity.
Emergency 911 and Non-Emergency (407) 327-1000Visit us on the web at: www.winterspringsfl.org
A state accredited law enforcement agency
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH!
The Winter Springs Police Department will begin accepting new, unopened school supplies for our annual School Supply Drive starting July 17th through August 1st. Come to the Police Department at 300 North Moss Road and leave your donation in the lobby in the school supply donation box.
Saturday, July 29th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Casselberry Walmart we will be hosting a Stuff-a-Truck event for the school supply drive. Our goal is to stuff our department pick-up truck with school supplies for 200 students.
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Economic Development
RACETRAC GAS STATION/ CONVENIENCE STORECity Commission approved Final Enginering and Aesthetics on 3/13/2017. Preconstruction meeting is pending.
MAGNOLIA PARK AMPHITHEATERThe Magnolia Park Amphitheatre Project Cost Reduction Redesign was approved on 9/8/2015. Ready to bid upon resolution of trail property swap.
WINTER SPRINGS RETIREMENT (ILF)The City Commission approved the use on June 8, 2015. Final Engineering Plans expected in the near future.
TUSKAWILLA CROSSINGCity Commission approved Final Enginering, DA and Aesthetics on 4/24/2017. The sitework expected to begin in May.
NORTHERN OAKS City Commission approved Final Enginering and Waivers on 3/13/2017. Preconstruction meeting is pending.
CATALYST APARTMENTS (F.K.A. POLLACK SHORES) Development Agreement / Final Engineering approved by City Commission 1/9/2016. Sitework under construction.
PETSUITES PET RESORT & SPACity Commission approved Preliminary Engineering 4/24/17. Final Engineering plans are in progress.
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Police Report
INTEGRA 360 APARTMENTSFinal Engineering, Aesthetic Review and a developer’s agreement were approved on 06/13/2016. Developers agreement modification was approved 1/9/2017 Sitework and building under construction.
NURSERY ROAD WAREHOUSES Final Engineering, Aesthetic Review and a developers agreement were approved 9/26/16. Sitework and building under construction.
SOUTHERN OAKS SUBDIVISIONFinal Engineering, Aesthetic Review and a developer’s agreement were approved on 6/22/2015. Sitework and under construction.
VISTAWILLA ASSISTED LIVING FACILITYFinal Engineering, Aesthetic Review and a developer’s agreement were approved on 2/22/2016. Sitework and building under construction.
RED BUG SELF STORAGEFinal Engineering, Plans Aesthetic Review and were approved on 10/24/2016. Sitework and under construction.
ENCLAVE AT DUNMAR The Final Subdivision Plan (and waivers) were approved on 8/8/2016. Sitework is under construction.
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the winter spr ings ins ider
www.winterspr ingsfl .org
Recreation & Senior Division
Splash Playgrounds 407-327-6597
Recreation Classes, Special Events, Pavilion Rentals, Spring & Summer Camps
407-327-6593
Senior Center & Civic Center Rentals 407-327-6554
Therapy Pool 407-327-6577
Sports Division
Adult Softball and Flag Football, Youth Sports Partnerships, Sports Field Rentals
407-327-6589
Police Department Emergency - Dial 911
Citizen Advisory Committee & Community Classes
407-327-7980
Code Enforcement 407-327-7975
CRIMELINE TIPS 800-423-TIPSFingerprinting, Records 407-327-7970
Property & Evidence 407-327-7959
Traffc Division 407-327-7958Fire Administration(Seminole County Fire Dept.)
407-665-5175
Utility & Public WorksWater, Sewer, Reclaimed Water, Streets, Sidewalks, Drainage, Garbage Pickup, Recycling, After 5pm and Weekends
407-327-2669
Water, Recycling, Garbage Bills, & Garbage Schedules,
407-327-5996
Arbor,Water Conservation 407-327-6584
Urban Beautification 407-327-5976
Department Services and FinanceAccounts Payable 407-327-5952Human Resources 407-327-5962Utility Billing 407-327-5996City Hall 407-327-1800
City Information Line 407-327-7594City Manager 407-327-5957City Clerk’s 407-327-5955
Community Development Department 407-327-5963
Finance Department 407-327-1800Information Services Department 407-327-7574
Mayor & Commission 407-327-5955
Parks & Recreation Department 407-327-6599
Police Department (non-emergency) 407-327-1000
Public Works & Utilities Department 407-327-2669
Community Development
Building Inspection Line 407-327-7596
Permits Customer Service
407-327-5963
Planning & Land Development
407-327-5967
Engineering 407-327-8979
Parks & Recreation Department
Administrative Secretary 407-327-6597Central Winds Park W e a t h e r 407-327-8951
Maintenance, Safety,City parks & Dog Parks
407-327-6592
Park Rangers Nights ,Weekends 321-696-9689
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