Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.

• Jan 6, 2026Boardrecorded
  R58ApprovedPublished agenda

  Cooperative Funding Agreement – AmSkills, Inc. – Operational Support For Workforce Training – $375,000.00

  District Three - Commissioner StarkeyPDE-26-0300District All

  Approved minutes

  Approved Staff’s recommendation which included the stipulation that a plan be brought to the Board ahead of time, that it had been agreed upon by Mr. David Engel and Administration, and that it would move forward if it lined up with everything being asked with Commissioner Yeager voting nay.

• Feb 22, 2022Boardrecorded
  R58ApprovedPublished agenda

  Presentation - Animal Services Recommendation - Retail Sale of Pet Rabbits - No Funding Required

  Public Services - Animal ServicesAS-22-0008District All

  Approved minutes

  Approved Staff’s recommendation.

• Oct 26, 2021Boardrecorded
  R58ApprovedPublished agenda

  Introduction - Proposed Ordinance Amending Chapter 38 (Emergency Services) of the Pasco County Code, To Modify When an Application for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (COPCN) Can Be Filed and Adding an Administrative Procedure for Renewal of COPCNs- No Funding Required

  Introduction and Reference of Proposed OrdinancesFR-22-1057District All

  Approved minutes

  Approved Staff’s recommendation including the revised Agenda Memo that had been updated to allow the County Attorney’s Office to advertise for the public hearing rather than Board Records due to the tight timeframe.

Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.

• Jan 23, 2020Planning1:54:15Public hearing
  RES6(RESIDENTIAL 6 DU/GA) to P/SP (PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC) on Approximately 75 acres of Real Property Located on the East Side of Bailllies Bluff Road, North of the Existing Duke Energy Substation .

  Charles Grey Well, We have the we have two options. We have the R three which it already is. And we have the R six. We don't have an R five or an R four. So we can't Approve an R four because it doesn't exist. So what happens is is that when they come back with their M P U D and make their presentation It's at that time that we can r really m more restrict the number of units. Am I right, David?

• Jun 8, 2023Planning43:30Public hearing
  PC12Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Pittman Andrew V HeritageTR/Pittman Massey Happy Hill – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural-Residential District and C-2 General Commercial District to a C-2 General Commercial District – Central Pasco County – Northwest Corner of Happy Hill Road and County Road 52 – Containing Approximately 22.36 Acres

  Charles Grey we'd like to if if you're a representation of of somebody that's been here for five years And you've already said that you knew that it was R O R R O R which includes residential. Which includes retail. Yes. Small retail. Then your argument is moot.

• Feb 6, 2020Planning1:17:24Public hearing
  PC5ZONING AMENDMENT (CONSENT) – Carlos and Mary Poston, – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural-Residential District to a R-1MH Single Family/Mobile Home District – Southeast Pasco County – At the Southwest Corner of the Intersection of Lynbrook Drive and Forbes Road – Containing Approximately 1.25 Acres

  Charles Grey And I just I can I see where you out on the front, where that roadway is, it's R one M H on that road, on that main road. But You know, back in where these houses are it seemed like it'd be more compatible to have an R one.