Ponce Inlet public meetings in 2024

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a special meeting to consider ratifying a contract with the IAFF 4140, representing Ponce Inlet firefighters. The only substantive item on the agenda is the ratification vote. Other items are procedural.

• Ratification of the contract between the Town of Ponce Inlet and the IAFF 4140, Ponce Inlet Firefighters.

The Town Council ratified the Collective Bargaining Agreement for Fiscal Years 2025-2027 with the IAFF 4140, Ponce Inlet Firefighters. The contract is the first renewal of the initial agreement and includes a wage review provision to account for market changes. Financial changes are already budgeted, with no additional costs to the Town. The motion passed 4-0.

• Ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement with IAFF 4140 for FY 2025-2027 (4-0)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold second readings on ordinances regarding purchasing regulations and the prohibition of personal marijuana use on public property. The body will also consider updates to sewer service rates and the denial of certain affordable housing tax exemptions.

• Resolution 2024-21: Amending Town Rates for Sewer Service and Sewer Development Fees
• Resolution 2024-22: Electing not to grant ad valorem tax exemptions under the Live Local Act
• Ordinance 2024-09: Prohibiting non-medical, personal use of marijuana on public property
• Ordinance 2024-10: Repealing prohibitions of aggressive solicitation
• Discussion of cell tower lease proposal from Crown Castle

The Ponce Inlet Town Council approved several ordinances and resolutions, including updates to purchasing regulations, a ban on non-medical marijuana use on public property, and opting out of certain affordable housing tax exemptions. They also accepted a cell tower lease proposal from Crown Castle and made appointments to advisory boards.

• Adopted Ordinance 2024-04 amending purchasing regulations (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 2024-09 prohibiting non-medical marijuana use on public property (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-10 repealing aggressive solicitation prohibition on first reading (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-21 updating sewer rates and development fees (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-22 opting out of Live Local Act tax exemptions (4-0)
• Accepted Crown Castle cell tower lease proposal terms by consensus
• Appointed Diane Bell to Cultural Services Board Regular Seat 5 (4-0)
• Appointed members to Essential Services and Planning Boards (4-0)

Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board

The Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board will meet to consider a marker for William "Cocoa Bill" Williams. Other agenda items include approval of minutes from June 3, 2024, and staff reports on cultural services and public works. No old business is listed.

• New business: marker for William "Cocoa Bill" Williams

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a public hearing to consider seven alleged code violations. Cases include missing address posting, removal of protected vegetation, tree removal without a valid permit, line-of-sight requirements, and work without permits at multiple properties. The board will also approve minutes from July 22, 2024, and hold attorney and staff discussions.

• Case 2024-022: no address posted at 4787 South Atlantic Avenue
• Case 2024-752: removal of protected vegetation at 4787 South Atlantic Avenue
• Case 2024-706: tree removal without valid permit at 111 Beach Street
• Case 2024-728: line of sight violation at 96 Oceanview Avenue
• Case 2024-833: work without permits at 4699 South Atlantic Avenue

Town Council

The Town Council will inaugurate new members, appoint a vice-mayor, and consider several ordinances, including a first reading to prohibit non-medical marijuana use on public property. Second readings include allowing farmers markets as a special exception in public-institutional zoning and replacing code enforcement board references with special magistrates. The council will also vote on an animal shelter services agreement with Halifax Humane Society and a co-sponsorship request for the annual Christmas Parade. Additionally, discussions are scheduled on allowing vehicle/equipment purchases from the Land Acquisition Fund and a proposed county-wide residential development moratorium.

• Ordinance 2024-09 (1st reading): Ban non-medical marijuana on public property
• Ordinance 2024-06 (2nd reading): Allow farmers markets as major special exception in P-I zoning district
• Ordinances 2024-07 and 2024-08 (2nd reading): Replace Code Enforcement Board with Special Magistrate
• One-year animal shelter services agreement with Halifax Humane Society
• Co-sponsorship request for 14th annual Ponce Inlet Christmas Parade with increased cost to town

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss financing for a 75' Quint Fire Apparatus via a lease-purchase agreement and consider disposing of a Fire Department Pierce Mini-Pumper while retaining a current fire engine as reserve. Three first-reading ordinances are on the agenda: one to allow farmers markets as a special exception in the P-I district, and two to replace references to the Code Enforcement Board with Special Magistrate across multiple code chapters. The council will also discuss abolishing restrictions on panhandling following a federal court ruling, and a lien abatement request for a property at 4745 South Atlantic Avenue, Unit 404.

• Financing for 75' Quint Fire Apparatus – acceptance of capital finance bid from Cogent Leasing and approval of Resolution 2024-20 for a lease-purchase agreement
• Request to dispose of Fire Department Pierce Mini-Pumper (fixed capital asset)
• Ordinance 2024-06 (first reading) – amending Section 2.40 to allow farmers markets as major special exception in P-I zoning district
• Ordinance 2024-07 and 2024-08 (first reading) – replacing all references to Code Enforcement Board with Special Magistrate in Code of Ordinances and Land Use and Development Code
• Discussion – recommendation to abolish panhandling and aggressive solicitation restrictions per U.S. District Court ruling

Essential Services Advisory Board

The Essential Services Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting with calls to order, pledge, roll call, and approval of June 13, 2024 minutes. The main action item is a discussion on whether to retain the current fire engine as a reserve apparatus. Staff reports will be given by Fire Chief Scales, Police Chief Glazier, and the Assistant Public Works Manager.

• Discussion to retain current fire engine as a reserve apparatus
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 13, 2024
• Staff reports from Fire, Police, and Public Works departments

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a special meeting to address a single personnel matter. The body will vote to ratify an employment offer for the public works director position.

• Ratification of employment offer for public works director

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold a regular meeting with two proposed ordinance amendments. One would allow farmers markets as a major special exception in the public-institutional zoning district. The other would update LUDC references from Code Enforcement Board to Special Magistrate. The meeting also includes approval of July 2024 minutes and staff reports.

• Ordinance amending LUDC to add farmers markets as a major special exception in the public-institutional zoning district
• Ordinance substituting references of the Code Enforcement Board with Special Magistrate in Articles 3, 8, and 9
• Approval of July 23, 2024 meeting minutes
• Staff reports including Planning Division updates

Town Council

The Ponce Inlet Town Council will hold public hearings on Ordinance 2024-03 (second reading) amending dock, boathouse, boat slip, and pier regulations in the Land Development Code, and on adopting the final millage rate and budget for FY 2024/2025. The Council will also consider resolutions to accept election results, approve a supplemental appropriation for boardwalk and dock repairs, and authorize a lease-purchase agreement for a 75' quint fire apparatus costing $1,263,200. Other business includes an interlocal agreement with Volusia County for transportation impact fee collection and acceptance of a bid for the Ponce Inlet Stormwater Improvements Project.

• Ordinance 2024-03 – 2nd reading – Amendment to LUDC Section 3.17, Docks, Boathouses, Boat Slips, and Piers
• Resolution 2024-16 – Adopting final millage rate and Ordinance 2024-05 – adopting budget for FY 2024/2025
• Resolution 2024-19 – Authorizing lease-purchase agreement for a 75' quint fire apparatus from Matheny Fire and Emergency for $1,263,200
• Resolution 2024-18 – Supplemental appropriation for repair of pilings at Ponce Preserve boardwalk, Timucuan Oaks boardwalk, and docks at boat ramp
• Interlocal Agreement with Volusia County to maintain current process for transportation impact fee payments on county-maintained roads

Town Council

This special meeting of the Ponce Inlet Town Council includes a presentation by state legislators and a certificate of appreciation for a beach clean-up. The main business is adopting a tentative millage rate (Resolution 2024-15) and holding the first reading of an ordinance to adopt the FY 2024/2025 budget and amend prior budgets.

• Presentation by Senator Wright and Representative Tramont
• Certificate of Appreciation to Pack 436 and volunteers for July 5th beach clean-up
• Resolution 2024-15 – Adopting a tentative millage rate for fiscal year 2024/2025
• Ordinance 2024-05 – 1st Reading – Adopting the FY 2024/2025 budget and amending prior budgets

The Town Council adopted Resolution 2024-15 setting the tentative millage rate at 6.4769 mills (an 11.60% increase above the rolled-back rate) and Ordinance 2024-05 adopting the FY 2024-25 budget. The decision was made after a presentation by Town Manager Disher and public comments. The meeting also included a $35,000 appropriation check from the Florida Legislature for a fire station generator and a certificate of appreciation to Cub Scout Pack 436.

• Adopted Resolution 2024-15 setting tentative millage rate at 6.4769 mills (11.60% above rolled-back rate)
• Adopted Ordinance 2024-05 adopting the FY 2024-25 budget
• Received $35,000 appropriation check from Florida Legislature for fire station generator
• Presented Certificate of Appreciation to Cub Scout Pack 436 for July 5th beach clean-up

Town Council

The Town Council will consider requesting an Attorney General opinion on whether state law pre-empts local long-term rental regulations. They will also hold first readings of ordinances amending dock/boathouse rules and purchasing regulations, discuss an athletic court reservation system under the ADA, and vote on a five-year refuse collection contract with Waste Pro.

• Request to pursue Attorney General opinion on long-term rental regulations
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-03 amending LUDC Section 3.17 (docks, boathouses, boat slips, piers)
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-04 amending Code of Ordinances Ch. 2, Art. VIII (purchasing regulations)
• Renewal of five-year agreement with Waste Pro for refuse collection services
• Discussion – Athletic Court Reservation System and Reasonable Modifications under the Americans with Disabilities Act

The Town Council approved several items, including a first reading of Ordinance 2024-03 amending dock regulations, a first reading of Ordinance 2024-04 updating purchasing thresholds, and a cost-participation request from Harbour Village CSA for a dune walkover not to exceed $22,987.50. They also approved a five-year renewal of the Waste Pro refuse collection agreement and directed staff to prepare a letter supporting Volusia County coastal armoring. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-03 (dock code amendment) on first reading (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-04 (purchasing regulations) on first reading (5-0)
• Approved Harbour Village CSA cost-participation request up to $22,987.50 (5-0)
• Approved signage stipulation for public access at the dune walkover (5-0)
• Renewed five-year refuse collection agreement with Waste Pro (5-0)
• Directed staff to prepare letter of support for Volusia County coastal armoring
• Approved co-sponsorship for Marine Science Center event (fee waiver $150) (5-0)
• Approved request to pursue Attorney General opinion on long-term rental pre-emption (5-0)

Town Council

This meeting consists of informational updates from county and town officials on beach restoration, traffic issues, law enforcement, and stormwater drainage. No public hearings or ordinances are scheduled. Public comments are invited.

• Beach restoration update from Volusia County Council Member Matt Reinhart
• Traffic issues update from Police Chief Glazier
• Law enforcement update from Volusia County Sheriff's Office
• Stormwater drainage update from Public Safety Director Chief Scales

Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold its regular meeting at Town Council Chambers to consider two formal business items: an ordinance amending dock and pier regulations in the Land Use and Development Code and a bylaw change to shift the regular meeting time from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Staff will also provide updates and training on quasi-judicial proceedings.

• Ordinance 2024-## amends LUDC Section 3.17 on docks, boathouses, boat slips, and piers
• Amendment to Planning Board By-Laws to change regular meeting time from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
• Training on Quasi-Judicial Proceedings
• Discussion on rescheduling November and December Planning Board meetings

Code Enforcement Board

The Ponce Inlet Code Enforcement Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing to consider four alleged code violations. Cases include old business (work without permits at 102 Rains Drive, property maintenance at 101 Old Carriage Road) and new business (rental permit requirements at 70 Seawinds Circle and 4495 South Atlantic Avenue #404). The board may issue orders and fines after sworn testimony and public discussion.

• Case #2024-433: 102 Rains Drive – alleged work without permits (owners Jason & Jessica Prince)
• Case #2024-446: 101 Old Carriage Road – alleged property maintenance issues involving lot and dwelling (owners Lucille & Bruce Lambert Charitable Foundation Inc.)
• Case #2024-412: 70 Seawinds Circle – alleged violation of rental permit requirements (owners Dennis & Teresa Craig)
• Case #2024-553: 4495 South Atlantic Avenue #404 – alleged violation of rental permit requirements (owner Amanda France)

The board voted 3-2 to find a short-term rental property in non-compliance, assess the $250 fee, and dismiss the case. A separate rental permit case was withdrawn by the town after the owner raised preemption arguments under Florida Statute 83.425. Two prior non-compliance cases were dismissed after properties came into compliance.

• Case #2024-553 (4495 South Atlantic Ave #404): found non-compliant, assessed $250 fee, dismissed (3-2)
• Case #2024-412 (70 Seawinds Circle): withdrawn by town after owner raised state preemption arguments
• Case #2024-433 (102 Rains Drive): found in compliance, dismissed (5-0)
• Case #2024-446 (101 Old Carriage Road): found in compliance, dismissed; case to reopen if $250 fee unpaid (5-0)
• Agenda adopted as amended (5-0)
• Minutes of June 24, 2024 approved (5-0)

Town Council

This meeting includes two resolutions: one creating a Disaster Recovery fund with a budget transfer for the current year, and another adopting a proposed millage rate for FY 2024-2025. Council will also discuss business hours and a vision statement, code enforcement via a special magistrate, and purchasing thresholds. A presentation on coastal armoring by Volusia County Chair Jeff Brower is scheduled.

• Resolution 2024-14 – adopting proposed millage rate for FY 2024-2025
• Resolution 2024-13 – authorizing Disaster Recovery fund creation and budget transfer
• Discussion – Ponce Inlet business hours and vision statement
• Discussion – code enforcement hearing process through a Special Magistrate
• Discussion – purchasing thresholds

The Town Council approved a proposed millage rate of 6.7473 for the FY 2024-2025 budget, which is 14.15% above the rolled-back rate and would generate $8,403,446 in ad valorem revenue at a 95% collection rate. The Council also created a Disaster Recovery Fund, approved a piggyback contract with Sunrise Consulting Group, and directed staff to review business hour regulations, transition code enforcement to a Special Magistrate, and raise the Town Manager's purchasing threshold to $50,000.

• Approved proposed millage rate of 6.7473 for FY 24/25 budget (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-13 creating Disaster Recovery Fund (5-0)
• Approved piggyback contract with Sunrise Consulting Group at $3,000/month (5-0)
• Directed staff and Planning Board to review business hours, activities, and noise regulations
• Directed staff to draft ordinance transitioning from Code Enforcement Board to Special Magistrate
• Directed staff to amend purchasing threshold to allow Town Manager purchases up to $50,000
• Approved consent agenda including June 20 and June 26 meeting minutes and police vehicle surplus declaration (5-0)

Town Council

The Town Council is meeting for a special budget workshop. The primary purpose of the meeting is to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2024/2025.

• Proposed Budget for FY 2024/2025

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a special meeting for a preliminary budget workshop. The session will include discussion regarding capital improvements and level-of-service enhancements.

• Discussion of capital improvements and level-of-service enhancements

Code Enforcement Board

The Ponce Inlet Code Enforcement Board will hear several cases regarding property violations. These include issues with irrigation backflow preventers and work performed without required permits.

• Case # 2024-324: Irrigation violation at 112 Anchor Drive
• Case # 2024-338: Irrigation violation at 4329 South Atlantic Avenue
• Case # 2024-366: Irrigation violation at 47 Oceanway Drive
• Case # 2024-384: Irrigation violation at 33 Beach Street
• Case # 2024-433: Unpermitted work at 102 Rains Drive

Town Council

The Town Council will review resolutions for septic-to-sewer Phase 1 and 2 improvements through FDEP loan applications. The agenda also includes a mid-year budget adjustment and discussions regarding beach parking, traffic, and consultant contract renewals.

• Resolutions 2024-10 and 2024-11 for septic-to-sewer Phases 1 and 2 improvements via FDEP loans
• Resolution 2024-12 mid-year budget adjustment
• Discussion on beach parking and traffic issues
• Discussion on renewing the Government Affairs Consultant contract
• Stormwater drainage update presentation

Essential Services Advisory Board

The board will discuss a proposal to replace Public Works Building “B”. Staff reports from the Fire, Police, and Public Works departments are also scheduled for presentation.

• Proposed replacement of Public Works Building “B”
• Fire Department staff report
• Police Department staff report
• Public Works staff report

Town Council

The Town Council and Planning Board will review the Watershed Master Plan for stormwater management requirements. The meeting includes a request for direction on allowing Farmer’s Markets in the Public Institution zoning district. Additionally, officials will discuss amending Planning Board By-Laws regarding meeting times.

• Review of Watershed Master Plan for stormwater management
• Proposed land use change to allow Farmer's Markets in P-I zoning districts
• Discussion on changing Planning Board meeting times and agenda delivery

Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board

The Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board will meet to discuss a specific tree removal request and review research on an athletic court reservation system. The meeting also includes staff updates from Cultural Services and Public Works.

• Tree Removal Request #DEVR 314-2024 for 112 Inlet Harbor Road
• Research on the Athletic Court Reservation System

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading for an ordinance regarding an electric utility franchise. The body will also discuss funding transfers for a septic-to-sewer project and a dune walkover reconstruction request.

• Ordinance 2024-02: 2nd Reading for a non-exclusive electric utility franchise to Florida Power & Light Company
• Resolution 2024-08: Transfer of appropriations to the Capital Projects Fund for Septic-to-Sewer Phase 1 & 2
• Resolution 2024-09: Amending Rules of Order for meeting start times and citizen participation
• Request for cost participation from Harbour Village Golf & Yacht Club CSA for dune walkover reconstruction
• Declaration of vehicles as surplus property

Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board

The Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board will meet to discuss new business items. The board will receive updates from Cultural Services and Public Works staff.

• Tree removal request for 4716 S. Peninsula Drive
• Athletic Court Reservation System
• Potential improvements for Timucuan Oaks Garden

Planning Board

The Planning Board will meet to review staff reports and discuss a proposed ordinance. The primary business item concerns regulations for docks, boathouses, boat slips, and piers.

• Proposed Ordinance 2023-XX regarding Docks, Boathouses, Boat Slips, and Piers

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing to review the final site development plan for Sailfish Marina. Members will also consider a utility franchise for Florida Power & Light and updates to the town's fee schedule.

• Final site development plan review for Sailfish Marina at 4912 Sailfish Drive
• Ordinance 2024-01 (2nd Reading) regarding beach addressing requirements
• Ordinance 2024-02 (1st Reading) for a Florida Power & Light electric utility franchise
• Resolution 2024-05 to update the Town’s fee schedule
• Sewer Services Interlocal Agreement amendment with the City of Port Orange

Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board

The Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board is meeting to discuss the designation of a historic tree at Ponce Preserve. The board will also consider potential improvements for the FY 24/25 budget.

• Designation of Historic Tree at Ponce Preserve (HIST-4-2024)
• Proposed additional pavilion at Kay & Ayres Davies Park
• Proposed native plant identification markers
• Proposed youth basketball hoops at Timothy Pollard Memorial Park
• Proposed kayak launch at Jesse Linzy Boat Ramp

Planning Board

The Planning Board will meet to conduct a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a specific development application. The board is continuing a review of a final site plan for a property on Sailfish Drive.

• FDP #39-2023, Sailfish Marina final site plan review at 4912 Sailfish Drive

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review old and new business regarding local property violations. The board will discuss specific cases involving unpermitted work, unsafe structures, and property maintenance.

• Case # 2023-671: 4740 South Atlantic Avenue #5 (Work requiring permits)
• Case # 2023-758: 125 Ponce DeLeon Circle (Unsafe Structure)
• Case # 2023-779: 4335 South Atlantic Avenue (Work requiring permits)
• Case # 2024-149: 4322 South Atlantic Avenue (Property Maintenance Issue)
• Case # 2023-076: 4734 South Atlantic Avenue (Update Discussion)

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several infrastructure and environmental projects, including sewer resilience and living shorelines. The body will also review a first reading of an ordinance regarding beach addressing requirements.

• Ordinance 2024-01 (First Reading): Amendments to beach addressing requirements
• Sewer Resilience Phases 1 & 2: Task assignment for Mead & Hunt for SAHFI funding and bidding
• Riverside Conservancy Living Shorelines Project within Ponce Preserve
• Resolution 2024-04: Transfer of appropriations from Sidewalk Reserve to Sidewalk Expenditure Account
• Grant Work Program Agreement No. 23PLN129 with Florida DEP for Adaptation Action Plan

Essential Services Advisory Board

The Essential Services Advisory Board will review and make recommendations for the FY 24/25 capital budget. The meeting includes requests for staffing, equipment, and a public safety vessel. The board will also conduct postponed Sunshine Law Training.

• Public Works request for additional staffing and equipment purchases for FY 24/25
• Police Department request to purchase a public safety vessel
• Fire Department request for equipment purchases for FY 24/25
• Annual Board member Sunshine Law Training

Town Council

The Town Council will meet to hear the Mayor's State of the Town Address and receive updates on beach restoration and stormwater improvements. The council will also discuss changes to meeting times and dates.

• Mayor's State of the Town Address
• Beach restoration update from Volusia County Council Member Matt Reinhart
• Stormwater improvement update from Public Safety Director Chief Scales
• Proposed change of Town Council meeting times and dates

Planning Board

The Planning Board will meet to conduct a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a final site plan for a property on Sailfish Drive. The board will also elect a Chair and Vice-Chair and undergo annual member training.

• Review of Final Site Plan FDP #39-2023 for Sailfish Marina at 4912 Sailfish Drive
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Annual Board Member Training conducted by the Town Attorney

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to review five specific property cases. The board will discuss alleged violations regarding expired rental permits, unsafe structures, and work performed without permits.

• Case # 2023-671: Work requiring permits at 4740 South Atlantic Avenue #5
• Case # 2023-758: Unsafe Structure at 125 Ponce DeLeon Circle
• Case # 2024-144: Expired Rental Permit at 4624 Harbour Village Blvd. #4504
• Case # 2024-145: Expired Rental Permit at 4749 South Peninsula Drive
• Case # 2024-148: Expired Rental Permit at 4601 South Atlantic Avenue #703

Town Council

The Town Council will review several recommended lien foreclosures and a contract extension for engineering services. The body will also discuss a memorial tribute for Jeff Miller and a request to change a future meeting date.

• Three-year extension of Mead & Hunt’s engineering services contract
• Lien foreclosures for 42 Jana Drive, 48 Inlet Harbor Road, 4620 Riverwalk Village Court #7302, and 4505 South Atlantic Avenue #703
• Lien abatement request for 4620 Riverwalk Village Court #7302
• Request for continued support for the South Peninsula Drive Sidewalk Project
• Marine Science Center Turtle Day request for use of Town property

Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board

The Cultural Services, Historic Preservation, and Tree Advisory Board will meet to conduct organizational business and review a specific development project. The board will also discuss budgetary items for fiscal year 2024/25.

• Review of Landscape Plan and Tree Preservation Plan for FDP #39-2023, Sailfish Marina at 4912 Sailfish Drive
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Discussion of FY 24/25 Budgetary Items
• Establishment of 2024 Meeting Dates

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold hearings regarding alleged permit violations and unsafe structures at specific properties. The board will also review several foreclosure proceedings and conduct annual member training.

• Case # 2023-671: Work requiring permits at 4740 South Atlantic Avenue #5
• Case # 2023-698: Tree removal without permits at 52 Bay Harbour Drive
• Case # 2023-731: Work requiring permits at 4717 South Atlantic Avenue
• Case # 2023-758: Unsafe Structure at 125 Ponce DeLeon Circle
• Foreclosure proceedings for five properties including 42 Jana Drive and 48 Inlet Harbor Road

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding the final site development plan for the Learning Center expansion at the Marine Science Center. The body will also consider resolutions regarding legislative goals and meeting rules.

• Final Development Plan #37-2023 for Learning Center expansion at 100 Lighthouse Dr.
• Resolution 2024-01 supporting Florida League of Cities’ 2024 Legislative Action Agenda
• Resolution 2024-02 amending Town Council’s Rules of Order
• Resolution 2024-03 adopting Town Council Goals for FY 23-24 and FY 24-25
• Appointments to the Code Enforcement Board and Planning Board

Essential Services Advisory Board

The Essential Services Advisory Board will discuss proposed capital budget requests for the 2024/25 fiscal year. The board will also consider a request for continued support for the South Peninsula Drive Sidewalk Project.

• FY 24/25 Capital Budget Requests for Public Works, Police Department, and Fire Department
• South Peninsula Drive Sidewalk Project support request
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Establishment of 2024 meeting dates