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Tampa City Council PM - 09/24/26

City Council, Tampa, Florida · September 25, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

Tampa City Council PM - 09/24/26 00:00:00 Start of Meeting 00:14:45 Item 1: BF26-25564 - Northeast of North 46th Street and East Fletcher Avenue 00:17:04 Item 2: BF26-25533 - 3601 North Central Avenue; 3814 North Central Avenue; 501 East Lake Avenue 00:18:42 Item 3: TA/CPA 26-05 - 3541 North Boulevard 01:34:59 Item 4: TA/CPA 26-08 - 4707 East Henry Avenue 01:42:46 Item 5: TA/CPA 26-01 - 1605 North Waters Court 01:52:26 Item 8: AB2-26-10 - 6203 North Florida Avenue 01:59:29 Item 9: AB2-26-16 - 5804 East Columbus Drive 02:05:31 Item 10: AB2-26-17 - 1601-1607 North Franklin Street 02:10:56 Item…

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