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I need help updating the name of my business.

https://www.myclearwater.com/My-Government/0-City-Departments/City-Clerk/Domestic-Partnership-Registry

Hello, I am looking for the original stormwater drainage plan for The Winding Wood Villages Condominium development in Clearwater. I live at 2637 Barksdale Ct, Clearwater,33761 and our stormwater drainage is broken. The HOA does not have a copy of this plan and we are in dire need of remediation. Also would like guidance on how to proceed with stormwater drainage remediation. The current HOA just wants the landscaper to move some dirt around, and I believe that this type of work has to be to plan and be permitted. My phone in 727-698-8884

variance
https://www.myclearwater.com/Business-Development/Planning-and-Zoning-Approvals/Planning-and-Zoning-Applications-Forms-and-Requests

The medians in front of 1134 Fairmont St. need some love. We would like to request an update to the landscaping to match the other more beautiful medians in the area. Any way we could get flowers? Thank you!

What projects require a building permit? For example, replacing windows, does the window have to be a slider or single hung for fire egress? What is the size that make a determination?

I need a variance request form.

I can't find where to pay for my Conttactor-Maintenance, Noc permit

https://www.myclearwater.com/News-Feed/Municipal-Services-Building-Renovations

This metal cover is a temporary cover to a water issue that the city had placed and has not been back to place a permanent safe fix I've seen many children trip over this and cut themselves Can you please send someone out to complete the repairs?

Does the city publish its residential site plan requirements, i.e. a checklist including stormwater management requirements?

James Catalano
(813) 220-8601

I strongly urge the city to reconsider planting fishtail palms in Coachman Park. Fishtails are tropical, not cold-hardy, and will likely struggle or die during Florida’s occasional cold snaps. They also provide little shade and have a limited lifespan. In contrast, Bismarck palms are hardy, drought-tolerant, and perfectly suited to Florida’s climate. They are strikingly beautiful, long-lived, and provide a bold, shaded canopy that would enhance the park for generations. Please choose Bismarck palms for their resilience, beauty, and long-term value.

St. Petersburg used these palms in their park.