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Okay, so 3C, consideration and approval of First Amendment to the interlocal agreement between City of Dunedin and Pinellas County for the commitment of tax increment revenues to the City of Dunedin Community Redevelopment District for the Midtown Parking Garage.
Okay, so 3C, consideration and approval of First Amendment to the interlocal agreement between City of Dunedin and Pinellas County for the commitment of tax increment revenues to the City of Dunedin Community Redevelopment District for the Midtown Parking Garage.
Now, we'll go to the second part of this, approval, which is good news, approval of change order CO number one for an increase of $281,339.28 to the prior award of bid number 25-2545, fiscal year 26 mil and overlay on various street locations to preferred materials, Inc. of Tampa, Florida.
And I think in the next level of penny, that may end up to be one of our priorities if we're lucky enough to, uh, make the case to our constituents about that.
And, but, again, you know, I do say, and I mean this, I've seen lots of finance directors, good, bad, and ugly, just like managers.
And, again, it allows us to get into the policy, into the deep stuff, when we can trust the numbers, trust that you don't have angles going, you're just trying to give us the straight facts and, you know, not spin it.
But first, I'll just say that a former commissioner many years ago advised me that when I'm up here, if any of my colleagues are irritating me, you know, because they're talking on and on about something that I might not agree with.
We're able to actually add resiliency, sustainability to our marina, and, you know, so, and then we're able to achieve even, you know, something that's kind of more of a middle ground on the rates.