# BCC PM Session 11-10-26


**Body:** Seminole County Government
**Date:** November 09, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

**Tags:** Construction & Infrastructure, Education, Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure


At Seminole County Government’s November 10, 2026 Board of County Commissioners afternoon session, the board considered two land-use matters. It heard a special-exception request for St. Alban’s Church and the Equestrian School to add three portable classrooms and expand grades served through 12, with enrollment previously capped at 250; staff cited traffic, lighting, noise, and site-plan conditions. Commissioners discussed whether to retain the enrollment cap, and a motion was made and seconded to approve the special exception and development order, though the transcript does not capture the final vote. The board also considered vacating 14 feet of the undeveloped Chestnut Street right-of-way to address a home encroachment; commissioners raised broader questions about future vacations and drainage easements, but the transcript does not capture the final vote on that resolution.

The county manager reported that Seminole County was awarded $7.5 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation for traffic signals on State Road 419; a local match is still being worked out, with further information expected. The manager also plans to present a phased budget framework related to Amendment 3 at the December meeting. No contract awards, vendor selections, or purchasing approvals were identified. The meeting additionally included updates on mosquito surveillance and treatment, flooding, and a possible privately funded lake-sludge removal effort, as well as recognition of Commissioner Amy Lockhart.

**Source:** Seminole County Government