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Winter Springs weighs Amendment 3 budget impacts if voters approve it (opens the original)
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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. — During an informational meeting Tuesday, Winter Springs officials discussed the possible budget impacts of Amendment 3, a proposed increase to the homestead exemption that would take effect Jan. 1, 2027, if voters approve it in November. In Seminole County, Winter Springs has the highest percentage of homesteaded properties, with nearly 71% of residents participating. Seminole County Property Appraiser David Johnson said that makes the city especially vulnerable to revenue
Winter Springs weighs Amendment 3 budget impacts if voters approve it (opens the original)
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WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. — During an informational meeting Tuesday, Winter Springs officials discussed the possible budget impacts of Amendment 3, a proposed increase to the homestead exemption that would take effect Jan. 1, 2027, if voters approve it in November. In Seminole County, Winter Springs has the highest percentage of homesteaded properties, with nearly 71% of residents participating. Seminole County Property Appraiser David Johnson said that makes the city especially vulnerable to revenue
Sanford commissioners revisit paid downtown parking (opens the original)
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SANFORD, Fla. — Sanford city commissioners are again discussing whether to bring paid parking to the city as they look at how to manage demand downtown and make better use of existing parking. The Sanford City Commission began new discussions during a Monday work session. Commissioners said the goal was to get direction on what steps to consider next. “We’ve added some parking lots across the city. Are we using these parking lots to their fullest potential? Are we maximizing what we’ve done? Tho
Palm Bay suspends Flock camera system after permitting review (opens the original)
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PALM BAY, Fla. — Palm Bay has suspended its Flock automated license plate reader camera system after a city permitting review found the cameras may not have been properly permitted or installed, according to Mayor Rob Medina. Medina said the suspension is not tied to a finding that the cameras are unconstitutional. He said the issue is strictly related to city permitting policy. The review began about two weeks ago after the Palm Bay City Council directed city staff to investigate the installati
Palm Bay suspends Flock camera system after permitting review (opens the original)
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PALM BAY, Fla. — Palm Bay has suspended its Flock automated license plate reader camera system after a city permitting review found the cameras may not have been properly permitted or installed, according to Mayor Rob Medina. Medina said the suspension is not tied to a finding that the cameras are unconstitutional. He said the issue is strictly related to city permitting policy. The review began about two weeks ago after the Palm Bay City Council directed city staff to investigate the installati
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