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Appointed Boards & Committees
Volunteer City Advisory Boards and Committees provide critical input from Tarpon Springs residents to the Board of Commissioners on several different subject areas. All advisory boards (except the Technical Advisory Committee) consist of City residents and are appointed by the Board of Commissioners.
Meeting Video & Audio Recordings
Audio recordings are available at the City Clerk and Collector's Office, 727-942-5614.
The Board of Commissioners, Board of Adjustments, Code Enforcement Board, Planning and Zoning Board, Budget Advisory Committee, Sustainability Committee, and Public Art Committee may be viewed live or archived on our YouTube Channel or live on cable television via the Government Access Channel for viewers in Pinellas County. Local Cable Channels are Spectrum Channel 641, WOW Channel 15, and Frontier Channel 21.
Volunteer
If you are a City Resident, you may apply to serve on an advisory board by completing an Advisory Board Application Form (PDF) and submitting it to the City Clerk's office. When vacancies occur, the Board of Commissioners considers all active applications when filling the position(s). Contact the City Clerk's office for additional information at 727-942-5614.
City Advisory Boards & Committees
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Board of Adjustment
The Board of Adjustment is a local government body responsible for reviewing and deciding on zoning variance requests, special exceptions, and appeals of zoning decisions. It ensures that development and land use decisions align with community regulations and objectives.
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Budget Advisory Committee
The Budget Advisory Committee provides guidance and recommendations on financial planning, budgeting, and allocation of resources for an organization or government entity. It helps ensure fiscal responsibility and aligns the budget with strategic goals.
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Code Enforcement Board
The Code Enforcement Board is responsible for ensuring compliance with local codes and ordinances, addressing violations related to property maintenance, zoning, and building standards. It hears cases, imposes fines, and works to maintain community safety and aesthetics.
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Community Redevelopment Agency
Works to revitalize and improve designated areas through strategic planning, infrastructure enhancements, and economic development initiatives.
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Firefighters’ Pension Board
The Firefighters’ Pension Board manages and oversees the retirement pension plan for firefighters, ensuring financial stability and compliance with regulations. It reviews contributions, benefits, and investment strategies to support the long-term security of the pension fund.
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Heritage Preservation Board
The Heritage Preservation Board is responsible for preserving and protecting historic sites, buildings, and landmarks. It reviews proposed changes or developments to ensure they maintain the historical and cultural integrity of the community.
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Library Board
The Library Board oversees the management and operation of public libraries, ensuring they meet community needs. It makes decisions on policies, budgets, and long-term planning to support library services and resources.
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Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee provides guidance on the development, maintenance, and enhancement of public parks and recreational facilities. It advises on programs, policies, and community needs to promote outdoor activities and well-being.
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Planning & Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board reviews and makes recommendations on land use, zoning changes, and development proposals. It ensures that growth and development align with community plans, regulations, and long-term goals.
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Public Art Committee
The Planning & Zoning Board reviews and makes recommendations on land use, zoning changes, and development proposals. It ensures that growth and development align with community plans, regulations, and long-term goals.
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Sustainability Committee
A presentation outlining a comprehensive sustainability plan to promote environmental, economic, and social responsibility within the city.
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Technical Review Committee
The Technical Review Committee evaluates and provides feedback on development projects, ensuring compliance with technical standards, codes, and regulations. It reviews plans related to infrastructure, environmental impact, and safety before approval.