West St. Pete townhome proposal moves forward

A .41-acre parcel in west St. Petersburg could soon feature 10 townhomes in a predominantly single-family area with recently approved zoning changes.

The city council voted 7-1 Dec. 7 to amend land use and zoning maps for the site, which borders the Lake Pasadena neighborhood. Councilmember Copley Gerdes, who represents the area, spoke adamantly against the redevelopment at the second and final public hearing.

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City apprentice, disadvantaged worker projects totaled $83.8 million

St. Petersburg city officials are refining programs created to increase supplier and worker diversity in "major" construction projects ahead of the Historic Gas Plant District's $6.5 billion redevelopment.

City council members comprising the Budget, Finance and Taxation Committee heard an annual update on the apprenticeship and disadvantaged worker program at its Dec. 7 meeting. The full council approved procurement and Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program ordinance revisions hours later.

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