Legislation Details

File #: 25-418    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/27/2025 In control: City Commission
On agenda: 9/8/2025 Final action:
Title: Resolution setting a legislative public hearing regarding a text amendment adding Article XIII Chapter 102, Murals (PB-2025-26).
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AGENDA REPORT


DATE: September 8, 2025

TO: City Commission

FROM: Bill McDaniel, City Manager

SUBJECT: Resolution setting a legislative public hearing regarding a text amendment adding Article XIII Chapter 102, Murals (PB-2025-26).

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The purpose of the proposed text amendment is to introduce regulations regarding murals proposed within commercial or industrial zoned properties within the City of Plant City.

The text below summarizes the major revisions:

Section 102-2070
* Speaks to the intent of the new Article regarding murals being to provide a content neutral process for the review, approval and maintenance of Murals proposed within the City.

Section 102-2071
* Provides definitions for Architectural Features, Commercial Zoning District, Industrial Zoning District and Mural.

Section 102-2072
* Restricts murals to commercial and industrial districts as defined in Section 102-2071.

Section 102-2073
* Restricts murals within the Downtown Historic District from being painted on contributing buildings that have brick or sensitive materials that have not been previously covered prior to August 1, 2025.

Section 102-2074
* Establishes that murals are the responsibility of the owner of real property upon which the mural is placed and requires the mural to be maintained in good conditions free from chips, stains, graffiti, defacing and fading paint.
* Establishes that any mural not kept in good repair will be deemed a public nuisance.

Section 102-2075
* Establishes the requirements for a mural permit and its requirements for submittal.

Section 102-2076
* Establishes the criteria for approval.
* Must be an original concept.
* Requires the fa?ade where the mural will be applied to be in good condition and covered with protective coating to minimize deterioration from ultraviolet light and graffiti.
* Murals become the property of the property owner.
* Prohibited Murals with moving parts.
* Murals must not extend more than 1 inch from the ...

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