New Smyrna Beach public meetings in 2025

Housing Authority

This is a regular Housing Authority meeting with procedural items including approval of minutes, tenant account charge offs, condemned assets, a director's report, and September financials. No specific dollar amounts or project details are provided in the agenda.

• Tenant account charge offs
• Condemned assets
• Executive Director's report
• September financials review

Turnbull Creek Land Preservation Committee

The Turnbull Creek Land Preservation Committee will consider approving its September 2025 minutes and proposed 2026 meeting dates. The committee will also hear a presentation from a Farmton speaker and discuss updated maps of lands purchased under the current bond issue, current appraisals, priority target areas, volunteer partners, and a natural resource manager position.

• Consider adoption of minutes from Sept 15, 2025
• Presentation: Farmton Speaker
• Consider approval of proposed 2026 meeting dates
• Discussion: New maps with updates of lands purchased under current bond issue
• Discussion: Current appraisals

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss a proposed Contributing Structure Preservation CRA grant and select the 2025 Donnadine Miller Preservation Award winners. They will also approve the 2026 regular meeting schedule, elect a chair and vice chair for 2026, and receive the 2024-2025 Certified Local Government (CLG) report.

• Proposed Contributing Structure Preservation CRA Grant
• 2025 Donnadine Miller Preservation Award selection (one residential, one non-residential)
• Approval of the 2026 regular meeting schedule
• Selection of 2026 Chairperson and Vice Chairperson
• 2024-2025 Certified Local Government (CLG) Report

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold second readings and public hearings on ordinances to annex and rezone approximately 7.6 acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive, changing its future land use to Commercial. Commissioners will also consider allowing commercial megacycles (pedal pubs) with open containers in designated areas. The consent agenda includes opting out of the Live Local Act property tax exemption, approving a fire rescue assessment, and awarding contracts for a playground at the Sports Complex and construction of the Airport Administration Building.

• Second reading of ordinance to annex 7.6 acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive
• Second reading of ordinance allowing commercial megacycles (pedal pubs) with open containers
• Resolution to opt out of the Live Local Act Property Tax Exemption (Res. 46-25)
• Resolution to dedicate park at Paige Avenue in honor of Phil Hall (Res. 43-25)
• Award of contract for playground construction at Sports Complex (RFP 18-25 to Kompan, Inc.)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will review and recommend on four annexation applications (three on Paige Avenue, one on Oliver Drive), a partial rezoning at 1701 South Dixie Freeway, and a special exception request at 707 Cheston Street to allow an attached dwelling unit in a light industrial zone. Old business includes the Subdivision Plat Process (ZT-10-25). The board will also approve the 2026 meeting schedule and nominate a chair.

• ZT-10-25: Subdivision Plat Process (old business)
• Annexation applications A-0010-2025, A-0011-2025, A-0012-2025 on Paige Avenue and A-0013-2025 on Oliver Drive
• Special Exception 2-25 at 707 Cheston Street: request for attached dwelling unit in I-1 Light Industrial district
• Partial rezoning Z-0004-2025 at 1701 South Dixie Freeway
• Review and approval of 2026 meeting schedule and election of board chair

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear 12 code enforcement cases (6 old, 6 new), including multiple properties owned by Venetian Bay 6 LLC. The meeting also considers a lien amnesty application and staff reports.

• Code enforcement cases at 401 and 403 Crawford Rd (old business)
• Code enforcement case at 595 Pecan St
• Code enforcement case at 436 N. Myrtle Ave
• Four new code enforcement cases against Venetian Bay 6 LLC at Venetian Palms Blvd and SR 44
• Lien amnesty application to be considered

Code Compliance Board

The Code Compliance Board will consider old and new code enforcement cases at its November 20 meeting. Cases include violations at 614 Aeolian Dr., 2617 Nordman Ave., 613 Downing St., 205 Quay Assisi, 809 Maralyn Ave., and 835 E 24th Ave. No new ordinances or financial items are on the agenda.

• Case CCB-0250-2025 – 614 Aeolian Dr., owner BG Real Estate FL LLC
• Case CCB-0355-2025 – 2617 Nordman Ave., owner Jamie Lee Omalley
• Case CCB-0559-2025 – 613 Downing St., owner Wayne Gonzalez TR
• Case CCB-0488-2025 – 205 Quay Assisi, owners Randall Todd SR & Suzette S Jones
• Case CCB-0469-2025 – 809 Maralyn Ave., owners James A. & Elise S. Battillo

City Commission Special Meeting - Board of Elections

The City Commission, sitting as the Board of Elections, will consider adopting Resolution No. BOE 01-25 to certify the results of the Special Election on the Charter Amendment Referendum. Public participation will be allowed before the vote.

• Resolution No. BOE 01-25 to certify Special Election results for the Charter Amendment Referendum

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold first readings of ordinances to change the future land use and zoning of 1.01 acres at 1300 S. Atlantic Avenue from commercial to medium density residential. Other items include consent agenda actions on budget amendments, a US 1 & Inlet Shores Drive roundabout feasibility study, a new HRIS/payroll system contract, and a piggyback agreement with MES Service Company for the fire department. The meeting also features a proclamation honoring 25 years of community service by Regis Sloan and a presentation on redevelopment.

• Ordinance 84-25: First reading to amend future land use from Commercial to Medium Density Residential at 1300 S. Atlantic Ave (1.01 acres)
• Ordinance 85-25: First reading to rezone same property from B-2 (Neighborhood Business) to R-3A (Single Family and Two Family Residential)
• Resolution 40-25: Amend FY2024-2025 budget; Resolution 41-25: Budget-neutral adjustment for FY2026
• US 1 & Inlet Shores Drive Roundabout Feasibility Study approval
• Contract with UKG for HRIS and payroll system

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will vote on borrowing $5.5 million for Turnbull Creek watershed land acquisition, consider a $1 million state grant for the Historic Westside Stormwater Improvement Project, and hold hearings on vacating rights-of-way. First readings will be held for ordinances allowing commercial pedal pubs with open containers, annexing 7.6 acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive, and related land-use and rezoning changes.

• $5,500,000 loan from TD Public Finance for Turnbull Creek land acquisition
• $1,000,000 state grant for Historic Westside Stormwater Improvement Project
• Final plat approval for Ardisia (formerly Shell Pointe) PUD Phases 3 and 4
• Annexation, rezoning, and comprehensive plan amendment for 7.6 acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive
• First reading of ordinance allowing commercial megacycles (pedal pubs) with open container

Housing Authority

The New Smyrna Beach Housing Authority will meet to consider the adoption of five resolutions (2025-21 through 2025-25) and discuss tenant account charge-offs and condemned assets. The agenda is largely procedural, with standard items such as approval of minutes, director's report, financials, and public participation. No details are provided for the resolutions or other discussion items.

• Adoption of Resolutions Nos. 2025-21, 2025-22, 2025-23, 2025-24, and 2025-25
• Tenant account charge-offs discussion
• Condemned assets discussion
• Approval of minutes from October 13, 2025 meeting
• Review of July financials

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will review and make recommendations to the City Commission on two related items for 1300 S Atlantic Avenue: a rezoning from B-2 (Neighborhood Business) to R-3A (Single Family and Two Family Residential), and a small-scale comprehensive plan amendment changing the Future Land Use from Commercial to Medium Density Residential on approximately 1.01 acres. The board will also discuss the subdivision plat process (ZT-10-25) and consider approval of the October 6, 2025 meeting minutes. A public participation period is included.

• Z-03-25: Rezoning of 1300 S Atlantic Ave from B-2 (Neighborhood Business) to R-3A (Single Family and Two Family Residential)
• CPA-07-25: Small Scale Comprehensive Plan amendment changing Future Land Use to Medium Density Residential on 1.01 acres at 1300 S Atlantic Ave
• ZT-10-25: Subdivision Plat Process discussion
• Approval of October 6, 2025 regular meeting minutes
• Public participation period for comments

Police Pension Board

The Police Pension Board is scheduled to meet on October 30, 2025, in City Commission Chambers. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for discussion or decision.

Fire Pension Board

The Fire Pension Board of New Smyrna Beach is meeting on October 30, 2025, but the agenda contains only standard procedural notices and no listed business items. No decisions or discussions are specified in the available agenda.

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold second readings and public hearings on ordinances to annex and rezone three properties: 125 Jungle Road (0.45 acres), 824 Ingham Road (12.88 acres), and 736 Louella Street (2.66 acres). Commissioners will also consider authorizing a fire assessment study and publishing a notice of intent for a potential non-ad valorem fire fee in Fiscal Year 2027. Other items include a franchise agreement with CFB Outdoors Inc. and a resolution supporting widening Old Mission Road.

• Authorize fire assessment study with Alfred Benesch & Company (8.A)
• Annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and rezoning of 125 Jungle Road (0.45 ac) (10.B-D)
• Annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and rezoning of 824 Ingham Road (12.88 ac) (10.E-G)
• Annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and rezoning of 736 Louella Street (2.66 ac) (10.H-J)
• Grant non-exclusive franchise agreement to CFB Outdoors Inc. (10.K)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider three grant requests: a $61,698 matching grant for Merks Bar & Grille, a $20,598 matching grant for the New Smyrna Beach Garden Club, and an extension for a previous grant at 1311 North Dixie Freeway. The consent agenda includes adopting meeting minutes from September 9, 2025.

• Consider $61,698 large-scale commercial facade grant to Bob Colvin/International Brew dba Merks Bar & Grille at 193 North Causeway
• Consider $20,598 historic preservation grant to New Smyrna Beach Garden Club at 2000 Turnbull Bay Road
• Consider extension for Delegal LTD Inc. commercial facade grant at 1311 North Dixie Freeway
• Adopt CRA meeting minutes from September 9, 2025

Airport Advisory Board Regular

The Airport Advisory Board will consider approving meeting minutes from April and July 2025, set proposed dates for 2026 meetings, and hold discussions on airport noise and safety events. The meeting also includes public input and updates from the airport manager and board members.

• Approval of minutes from April 28 and July 28, 2025
• Approval of proposed 2026 meeting dates
• Airport noise discussion and review
• Safety discussion and review

Building Trades Examining Board

The Building Trades Examining Board will meet to approve minutes from a prior hearing and consider two building permit applications. The board will review BLD-000021-2025 at 437 Sheldon Street and BLD-000022-2025 at 1408 Southard Street. The agenda includes roll call, disclosure of ex parte communications, and other procedural items.

• Approval of minutes from January 25, 2024 hearing
• BLD-000021-2025: 437 Sheldon Street, owner Adel Montague, officer Barbara Bobelak
• BLD-000022-2025: 1408 Southard Street, owner Judy Lynn Conrad Rev Trust, officer Barbara Bobelak

Special Magistrate

The New Smyrna Beach Special Magistrate will consider several code enforcement cases from the city's code compliance division, including old business items at 1421 S. Dixie Freeway, 595 Pecan St., 401 and 403 Crawford Rd., and 206 Flagler Ave. New business includes a withdrawn case at 410 Cedar Ave., and active cases at 436 N. Myrtle Ave. and 512 Faulkner St., plus two trespass appeal requests from individuals banned from Manatee Park. The board also will review a lien amnesty application for 2502 Arlington Ave.

• Old business: CCSM-0217-2025 - 1421 S. Dixie Freeway (Eagles Emerald LP)
• Old business: CCSM-0025-2025 - 595 Pecan St. (Blickwood LLC)
• New business: CCSM-0057-2025 - 436 N. Myrtle Ave. (EZ Flooring & Custom Trim LLC)
• Trespass appeals by Lavegas Brown and Clayton Casey regarding Manatee Park (201 S. Riverside)
• Lien amnesty application LA-0009-2025 for 2502 Arlington Ave.

City Commission Regular Meeting

The New Smyrna Beach City Commission will hold first readings on several annexation and rezoning proposals, including 12.88 acres at 824 Ingham Road for low-density residential, 0.45 acres at 125 Jungle Road, and 2.66 acres at 736 Louella Street. The consent agenda includes approval of contracts, special events, and a police union contract. Public hearings include second reading on outdoor dog dining regulations and first readings on sign definitions and used automotive wholesale in industrial zoning.

• First reading of ordinances to annex and rezone 12.88 acres at 824 Ingham Road to R-2 Single-Family Residential
• First reading to annex and rezone 0.45 acres at 125 Jungle Road to Medium Density Residential
• First reading to annex and rezone 2.66 acres at 736 Louella Street to A-3 Transitional Agriculture
• Second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 64-25 regulating outdoor dog dining
• Consent agenda includes approval of IUPA police union contract and multiple special events (Christmas Parade, Mardi Gras, Wine Walk)

Housing Authority

The New Smyrna Beach Housing Authority will consider approving the write-off of tenant accounts and adopting six resolutions (2025-15 through 2025-20). The board will also review July financials, the executive director's report, and minutes from the September meeting.

• Consider approval of tenant accounts to write off (item 7.A)
• Adoption of Resolution Nos. 2025-15, 2025-16, 2025-17, 2025-18, 2025-19, and 2025-20 (item 14.A)
• Review of July financials (item 13.A)
• Adoption of minutes from September 8, 2025 meeting (item 5.A)
• Executive Director Teresa Pope to review Director's report (item 9.A)

Planning & Zoning Board Part 1

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider a variance for a deck at 2311 S. Atlantic Avenue, approve final plat and site plan for the 80-unit Flagler Dunes townhome subdivision, and make recommendations to the City Commission on a proposed Certified Recovery Residence definition per Senate Bill 954, as well as annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and rezoning for 390 Sugar Mill Drive.

• Variance request (V-6-25) to allow a second-floor deck to encroach 16.8 feet into the 20-foot front yard setback at 2311 S. Atlantic Avenue
• Final plat (S-1-25) and site plan (SP-17-24) for Flagler Dunes, an 80-unit townhome subdivision south of 10th Street across from New Smyrna Beach High School
• Zoning text amendment (ZT-8-25) to create a definition and review process for Certified Recovery Residences as required by SB 954
• Annexation application (A-0006-2025) for 390 Sugar Mill Drive
• Small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (CPA-0005-2025) changing future land use to Commercial and limiting residential density, and rezoning (PUD-06-25) from County PUD to City PUD on ~7.6 acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive

Planning & Zoning Board Part 2

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider a variance for a second-floor deck at 2311 S. Atlantic Avenue, and review the final plat and site plan for Flagler Dunes, an 80-unit townhome subdivision on 10th Street across from New Smyrna Beach High School. New business includes recommending a definition for Certified Recovery Residences under SB 954, and an annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, and rezoning for 390 Sugar Mill Drive.

• V-6-25: variance request for 16.8' deck encroachment into 20' front yard setback at 2311 S. Atlantic Avenue
• S-1-25 (Final Plat) & SP-17-24: 80-unit townhome subdivision Flagler Dunes on south side of 10th Street
• ZT-8-25: proposed regulation for Certified Recovery Residence definition per Senate Bill 954
• A-0006-2025: annexation application for 390 Sugar Mill Drive
• CPA-0005-2025 & PUD-06-25: comprehensive plan amendment to Commercial and rezoning to City PUD for 7.56+ acres at 390 Sugar Mill Drive

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will consider five code enforcement cases (old and new business) and one lien amnesty application. The cases involve properties at 206 Douglas St., 595 Pecan St., 403 & 401 Crawford Rd., and 1421 S. Dixie Freeway. The lien amnesty application is for 1194 N. Peninsula Ave.

• CCSM-0658-2024: 206 Douglas St. – Hummingbird Property NSB LLC
• CCSM-0025-2025: 595 Pecan St. – Michael C. Blicker / Blickwood LLC
• CCSM-0339-2025: 403 Crawford Rd. – Dustin Kaloostian
• CCSM-0343-2025: 401 Crawford Rd. – Dustin Kaloostian
• LA-0007-2025: 1194 N. Peninsula Ave. – lien amnesty application by GSBP Development LLC

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the final budget and millage rates for fiscal year 2025-2026, including the operating millage and the I&S 2018 maximum millage rate. Additionally, multiple ordinances set referendums for the November 2025 ballot, proposing changes to the city charter such as expanding the mayoral term from two to four years, altering primary election rules, and adjusting the city clerk's employment status. Consent items include a proportionate fair share agreement of $119,820.94 for off-site roadway improvements tied to a new medical office on SR 44, approval of collective bargaining agreements with police and fire unions, and several special events.

• Adoption of final FY2025-2026 budget and operating millage rate (Resolutions 29-25, 30-25, 31-25)
• Public hearing on Ordinance 62-25 approving the Utilities Commission budget for FY2025-2026
• Second readings for nine charter amendment referendums, including mayoral term extension and commission salary increases
• Proportionate fair share agreement of $119,820.94 for roadway improvements from the SR 44 medical office development
• First readings of ordinances to amend sign definitions and to regulate outdoor dog dining (Ordinances 61-25, 64-25)

Code Compliance Board

The board will hear one old business case at 406 S. Pine St. and four new cases at 1828 Turnbull Lakes Dr., 614 Aeolian Dr., and 445 N. Myrtle Ave. They will also vote on minutes from the August 21, 2025 meeting.

• Old business: CCB-0262-2025 at 406 S. Pine St.
• New business: CCB-0359-2025 at 1828 Turnbull Lakes Dr.
• New business: CCB-0250-2025 at 614 Aeolian Dr.
• New business: CCB-0340-2025 at 445 N. Myrtle Ave.
• Approval of minutes from August 21, 2025

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a largely procedural meeting. Items include approval of June 11, 2025 minutes, discussion of new commissioners, and staff comments on the 2025 Donnadine Miller Preservation Award applications. No major votes on policy or projects are scheduled.

• Consider approval of June 11, 2025 regular meeting minutes
• Historic Preservation Commission open discussion
• Appointment of new commissioners
• 2025 Donnadine Miller Preservation Award applications

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will present an introduction to the CRA Master Plan. The meeting includes overviews of needs, opportunities, and the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategic (CEDS) Plan.

• Introduction to the Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Master Plan
• Overview of needs and opportunities in the CRA
• Overview of the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategic (CEDS) Plan

Turnbull Creek Land Preservation Committee

The Turnbull Creek Land Preservation Committee will review new maps detailing lands purchased under the current bond issue, prioritize target conservation areas, and discuss the city's new resilience manager job description. Staff will provide follow-ups on appraisal and grant requests from previous meetings.

• Discuss new maps of lands purchased under the current bond issue
• Prioritize areas of concern and target locations for preservation
• Review the city's new job description for resilience manager
• Follow up on appraisal requests from the last meeting
• Follow up on grant requests from previous meetings

City Commission Special Meeting

The City Commission will hold a special meeting to address several fiscal items. Actions include a second reading and public hearing on a stormwater fee increase from $104.00 to $125.00 per equivalent drainage unit (EDU), a first reading of the Utilities Commission budget for FY 2025-2026, and resolutions to adopt tentative millage rates and the city budget for the same fiscal year.

• Second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 42-25 to raise stormwater fee from $104.00 to $125.00 per EDU
• First reading of Ordinance 62-25 approving the Utilities Commission budget for FY 2025-2026
• Resolution 26-25 to adopt tentative Operating Millage Rate for fiscal year 2026
• Resolution 27-25 to adopt tentative I&S 2018 Maximum Millage Rate
• Resolution 28-25 to adopt tentative New Smyrna Beach Budget for FY 2025-2026

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving the minutes from its August 26, 2025 meeting and a resolution to adopt the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 proposed budget.

• Adoption of CRA meeting minutes from August 26, 2025
• Resolution No. CRA 02-25 to approve the FY 2025-2026 Proposed CRA Budget

City Commission Regular Meeting

The Commission will decide whether to adopt a resolution authorizing the city to participate in a class action lawsuit against the State of Florida in opposition to Senate Bill 180. It will also hold first readings on seven proposed charter amendments—including extending the mayor's term to four years and adopting a majority-vote primary—to be placed on the November 4, 2025 ballot. Additionally, a public hearing is scheduled for the second reading of an ordinance revising solid waste charges for households and commercial customers.

• Resolution to join class action lawsuit against Florida over Senate Bill 180 (Item 8.A)
• Second reading of Ordinance 53-25 revising solid waste charges for household and commercial customers (Item 10.A)
• First reading of Ordinance 54-25 to place charter amendment for 4-year mayoral term on Nov. 4 ballot (Item 11.A)
• Resolution 25-25 adjusting annual slip lease and transient slip rates at City Marina effective Oct. 1, 2025 (Item 7.B)
• Approval of ITB-12-25-CIP award to Blue Terra LLC for North Causeway Phase 2 Shoreline Revetment (Item 7.F)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a final plat and site plan for Flagler Dunes, an 80-unit townhome subdivision on 10th Street. Other items include variance requests at 315 Faulkner, a sign variance for Coconut Palms Beach Resort II, annexation applications for three properties, and several zoning text amendments. The board will also make recommendations on right-of-way vacations at the airport and on Birch Street.

• Flagler Dunes final plat (S-1-25) and site plan (SP-17-24) for 80-unit townhome subdivision on south side of 10th Street
• Three variance requests (V-3-25) at 315 Faulkner to allow house encroachment into side yard setbacks
• Variance request (V-8-25) for a new monument/ground sign at Coconut Palms Beach Resort II, 611 South Atlantic Avenue
• Annexation applications for 824 Ingham Road (A-0008-2025), 736 Louella Street (A-0009-2025), and 125 Jungle Road (A-0007-2025)
• Zoning text amendments: outdoor dog dining (ZT-9-25) and R-2 special exception for school/house of worship (ZT-7-2025)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will adopt July 23, 2025 minutes, then hear five old business cases, two new business cases, one repeat case, and two lien amnesty applications. All items involve alleged code violations or lien relief at specific properties.

• Old business: CCSM-0071-2025 at 206 Flagler Ave (Owner: 206 Flagler Property LLC)
• Old business: CCSM-0352-2025 at 520 S. Peninsula Ave, Unit 2C8 (Owner: Marker 33 Association Inc.)
• Old business: CCSM-0244-2025 at 1998 SR 44 (Owner: GH2 NSB BB LLC)
• New business: CCSM-0025-2025 at 595 Pecan St (Owner: Michael Christopher Blicker)
• Lien amnesty: LA-0005-2025 at 1270 Kenard St (Owner: Adonna Sue Sullivan) and LA-0006-2025 at 430 Bouchelle Dr-0597

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving a Large-Scale Commercial Facade/Property Improvement 50-50 Matching Grant of $96,238 to Carl Hodges, owner of The Magnolia at 403 Magnolia Street. The consent agenda includes adoption of the July 22, 2025 meeting minutes.

• Approval of $96,238 matching grant to Carl Hodges for facade improvements at 403 Magnolia Street (The Magnolia)
• Adoption of July 22, 2025 CRA meeting minutes

City Commission Regular Meeting

The City Commission will hold a first reading of an ordinance that would revise charges for household and commercial solid waste. A second reading and public hearing will follow at a later meeting. The commission will also conduct second readings and public hearings on sign definitions, a franchise agreement for VPL Logistics, and a boating-restricted area near Yacht Club Island.

• Ordinance No. 53-25 first reading to revise solid waste charges for households and businesses.
• Ordinance No. 41-25 second reading amending sign definitions and required improvements.
• Ordinance No. 44-25 second reading to adopt a revised boating-restricted area within 500 feet of a sewage pump out station near Yacht Club Island.
• Resolution No. 23-25 to sunset the Economic Development Task Force; Resolution No. 24-25 to re-instate the Economic Development Advisory Board.
• Donation of property on South Riverside Drive from M. Randolph McHenry and Sharon M. McHenry via Quit Claim Deed.