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Sunshine Line.

And to the Republic for which it stands.

One nation under God, indivisible with liberty.

And just as far all gracious heavenly father, I come to you again.

Thanking you for this day, thanking you for all of our employees, our applicants who have submitted an application that will we discuss your business to stay in your holy name I pray.

Amen.

Thank you, Commissioner Myers.

Uh, before I pass things over to Mr.

Grady to read the change of the agenda.

Just want to mention that uh Commissioner Miller will be uh participating virtually this morning.

I believe her her daughter is uh is sick and it's home from school.

So with that, uh Mr.

Grady want to review the change of the agenda.

Good morning, Commissioners.

Uh Brian Grady, Hillsmore County Development Services.

In addition to the published withdrawals continuance and his remands remands on page three and four of the agenda.

We do have two changes to the agenda.

The first is on page five, item B2, Major Mont application 25-1081.

This application this application has been withdrawn by the applicant.

The second changes on page three of the agenda item A6 PRS 26-0177.

Staff is requesting this item and be continued in the March 10th, 2026, 40 County Commission's meeting at 9 a.m.

That's all the changes to the agenda.

Move change it, second.

Yes.

Motion carries seven and zero.

Okay, before I have a motion with a consent agenda, need to provide an opportunity uh for anyone that wishes to speak to item B6.

Would anyone like to speak to B6?

Uh seeing none, can we have a motion for the consent agenda?

Consent second motion, Commissioner Cohen, second Commissioner Willstall.

Uh please record your vote.

Yes.

Okay, so anyone here for a B item.

Your application's been approved.

Uh this time if you're uh planning on testifying today, would you please stand raise your right hand so the clerk can swear you in.

Do you swear our affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Thank you.

Okay, Mr.

Grady want to introduce our first uh vacation item.

C one vacation item vacation petition 24-0007.

Uh real estate service will present this item.

Good morning, Commissioners.

Victoria Rosenbecker for the record with facilities management and real estate services.

Item C1 today is vacate ID V24-0007.

This is a petition by Standard Building Solutions Inc., Madison Montgomery, Tamiami, LLC, and Building Materials Manufacturing LLC to vacate a portion of both platted and deeded public right of way known as Idaho Avenue.

The right-of-way consists of approximately 2.07 acres and is located east of South 50th Street and north of Madison Avenue and Greater Palm River.

The subject right of way was originally created by the Platte of South Tampa Villa Sites as recorded in Plat Book 6, page 58, and was later expanded through two deeds conveyed to the county in the 1960s.

The petitioners have submitted this request to unite the parcels for improved functionality.

Reviewing departments, agencies, and utility providers have raised no objections to this request.

As a note, the South Tampa Villa Sites Plat created in 1911, originally reserved ownership of the streets to the Tampa Bay Land Company, which has since dissolved.

County staff is relying upon application of Florida statutes 177.085 for providing sufficient proof that the petitioners are the underlying fee simple title owners of the platted portion of the vacate area.

The petitioners have agreed to indemnify, defend, and hold the county harmless should the application of this statute for proof of underlining ownership be incorrect, which is provided for in their supplemental indemnification letter, which is included in the backup.