F. Todd Culotta
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 1:33:46
- Avg per meeting
- 7:49
- Segments
- 2568
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Top issues during term (20)
Sallivan 10th Street commercial development and waivers
A $60,000 DEMA grant covers the cost, per the August 22, 2026 documentation.
Subdivision of Land Code Amendment (Ordinance 2026-16)
Could save developers from costly litigation; no direct city cost identified.
Residential and mixed-use development ordinances
A new home priced around $290,000 enters the local housing stock.
Wilbur Street Storm Drainage
A new stormwater facilities plan was added as a goal; costs not yet estimated.
Lulu Ross Elementary School fire recovery
The city forgoes permit and impact fees for the school's demolition and rebuilding; the district faces a multi-year rebuilding effort.
Baltimore Aircoil Company Conditional Use
Downtown Public Restroom Conditional Use
Hearthstone Manor Maintenance Concerns
Automated License Plate Readers (Flock Cameras)
Kent Economic Partnership membership
Would cost about $25,000 a year from General Fund Reserves if approved.
10th Street and Walnut pedestrian safety
Any fix — from signal retiming to a turn lane — would draw on city or DelDOT road funds.
US 113 Pathway Phase 1 DelDOT Agreement
The city takes on ongoing path maintenance costs, but the project itself is in the five-year capital improvement plan with grant support.
Riverwalk Wall Repair and Fishing Platform Location
Up to $504,700 from reserves, with about $293,000 expected to be returned to general fund reserves.
Code enforcement and Board of Appeals vacancy
The $300 non-refundable appeal fee is a direct cost to residents challenging violations.
Lulu Ross Elementary School Fee Waivers and Sponsorship
Waiving fees would forgo city revenue to help the school recover from fire damage.
Milford Ponds Streets Final Acceptance
Once accepted, the city takes on ongoing maintenance costs for these streets.
Baltimore Aircoil Company Conditional Use (Ordinance 2026-17)
Downtown Storefront Vacancies
Milford Corporate Center Change Order #8
Unknown — the change order amount wasn't included in the provided documents.
City investment portfolio performance
The portfolio lost about 0.52% in value this quarter (roughly $150,000 on paper), but still earns about 4.42% in annual income on ~$31 million.
Decisions during term (150)
Recorded while Culotta was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.