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1) CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

3) SET AGENDA (add or remove items)

4) ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS

4.A) Summary of the 2026 State of Florida Legislative Session by Ms. Lisa Hurley, Esq. of SBM Partners, City of Naples Lobbyist.

4.B) Presentation of the Fifth Avenue South Business Improvement District, Inc. (FASBID) 2024-25 Annual Report.

4.C) Hurricane Preparedness Presentation.

5) PUBLIC COMMENTS

APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA

11) BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

11.A) Interview Three Applicants for the Code Enforcement Board and One Applicant for the Community Services Advisory Board.

13.A) Discussion Related to Revising the City of Naples Comprehensive Plan Amendment Project Schedule (Supplement 1/Updated Item).

14.A) Discussion Related to Rooftop Dining Regulations in the 5th Avenue South Special Overlay District Established by Ordinance 2021-14663 and Consideration of Extending the Expiration of the Five-Year Pilot Program.

14.B) A Resolution Amending Resolution 2024-15390, Which Waived the Competitive Bidding Process and Approved a Three-Year Agreement with Tyler Technologies utilizing their Munis Cloud-Based/Software as a Service (SAAS) Solution, for the Purpose of increasing the Year Three Costs from the not-to-exceed Amount of $399,347 to $475,000 for Necessary Training, Implementation of Inventory and Assets Solutions, Enhancements of Payroll Customizations and Software; Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Purchase Order; and providing an Effective Date.

14.C) A Resolution waiving the Competitive Bidding Requirements; approving a Piggyback Agreement between the City of Naples and Precision Task Group, INC., a Texas Corporation Lawfully Doing Business in Florida, to Procure Workday Human Capital Management Software and Human Resources Information System Platform as a Solution to Centralize, Manage, Automate, and Streamline Human Resources Functions and Workflows, Utilizing Sourcewell Contract No. 060624-PRT as a Cooperative Purchase in an Amount not to Exceed $1,471,430; Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Piggyback Agreement; Amending the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget Adopted by Resolution 2025-15701 to Increase Appropriation from the Unappropriated Balances of the 001 General Fund in the Amount Of $397,656, the 110 Building Fund in the Amount of $47,009, the 420 Water/Sewer Fund in the Amount of $145,791, the 430 Beach Fund in the Amount Of $24,394, The 450 Solid Waste Fund In The Amount Of $36,845, the 460 Dock Fund in the Amount Of $4,129, the 470 Stormwater Fund in the Amount of $28,269, and the 480 Tennis Center Fund in the Amount Of $5,716 For The Purpose of this Expense; and Providing an Effective Date.

14.D) Discussion and Confirmation of the Maximum Millage Rates for the General Fund, East Naples Bay Taxing District (ENB) and Moorings Bay (MB) Taxing District (Supplement 1/Updated Item).

14.E) A Discussion and Direction on the Naples “Boats on the Beach” program and Converting the Program to Naples “Boats in the Park” Program.

14.F) Executive Session regarding Naples Pride v. City of Naples, et al, Case No. 2025-CV-00291-JES-KCD, United States District Court, Middle District of Florida, Fort Myers Division. (12:30PM Time Certain)

14.G) Announcement of an Executive Session regarding City of Naples v. City of Naples Airport Authority, et al; Case No. 2026-CA-001094, 20th Judicial Circuit, in and for Collier County, Florida (Supplement 1/Added Item).

14.H) Discussion regarding proposed Ordinance Changes Provided by the Naples Airport Authority (Supplement 1/Added Item).

16) COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL, AND STAFF

Jun 15, 2026 City Council Special Meeting

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1) CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

3) SET AGENDA (add or remove items)

4) ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS

4.A) Summary of the 2026 State of Florida Legislative Session by Ms. Lisa Hurley, Esq. of SBM Partners, City of Naples Lobbyist.

4.B) Presentation of the Fifth Avenue South Business Improvement District, Inc. (FASBID) 2024-25 Annual Report.

4.C) Hurricane Preparedness Presentation.

5) PUBLIC COMMENTS

APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA

11) BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

11.A) Interview Three Applicants for the Code Enforcement Board and One Applicant for the Community Services Advisory Board.

13.A) Discussion Related to Revising the City of Naples Comprehensive Plan Amendment Project Schedule (Supplement 1/Updated Item).

14.A) Discussion Related to Rooftop Dining Regulations in the 5th Avenue South Special Overlay District Established by Ordinance 2021-14663 and Consideration of Extending the Expiration of the Five-Year Pilot Program.

14.B) A Resolution Amending Resolution 2024-15390, Which Waived the Competitive Bidding Process and Approved a Three-Year Agreement with Tyler Technologies utilizing their Munis Cloud-Based/Software as a Service (SAAS) Solution, for the Purpose of increasing the Year Three Costs from the not-to-exceed Amount of $399,347 to $475,000 for Necessary Training, Implementation of Inventory and Assets Solutions, Enhancements of Payroll Customizations and Software; Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Purchase Order; and providing an Effective Date.

14.C) A Resolution waiving the Competitive Bidding Requirements; approving a Piggyback Agreement between the City of Naples and Precision Task Group, INC., a Texas Corporation Lawfully Doing Business in Florida, to Procure Workday Human Capital Management Software and Human Resources Information System Platform as a Solution to Centralize, Manage, Automate, and Streamline Human Resources Functions and Workflows, Utilizing Sourcewell Contract No. 060624-PRT as a Cooperative Purchase in an Amount not to Exceed $1,471,430; Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Piggyback Agreement; Amending the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget Adopted by Resolution 2025-15701 to Increase Appropriation from the Unappropriated Balances of the 001 General Fund in the Amount Of $397,656, the 110 Building Fund in the Amount of $47,009, the 420 Water/Sewer Fund in the Amount of $145,791, the 430 Beach Fund in the Amount Of $24,394, The 450 Solid Waste Fund In The Amount Of $36,845, the 460 Dock Fund in the Amount Of $4,129, the 470 Stormwater Fund in the Amount of $28,269, and the 480 Tennis Center Fund in the Amount Of $5,716 For The Purpose of this Expense; and Providing an Effective Date.

14.D) Discussion and Confirmation of the Maximum Millage Rates for the General Fund, East Naples Bay Taxing District (ENB) and Moorings Bay (MB) Taxing District (Supplement 1/Updated Item).

14.E) A Discussion and Direction on the Naples “Boats on the Beach” program and Converting the Program to Naples “Boats in the Park” Program.

14.F) Executive Session regarding Naples Pride v. City of Naples, et al, Case No. 2025-CV-00291-JES-KCD, United States District Court, Middle District of Florida, Fort Myers Division. (12:30PM Time Certain)

14.G) Announcement of an Executive Session regarding City of Naples v. City of Naples Airport Authority, et al; Case No. 2026-CA-001094, 20th Judicial Circuit, in and for Collier County, Florida (Supplement 1/Added Item).

14.H) Discussion regarding proposed Ordinance Changes Provided by the Naples Airport Authority (Supplement 1/Added Item).

16) COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL, AND STAFF

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