Indian Harbour Beach City Council takes up zoning, watercraft storage, and fee proposals

The Indian Harbour Beach City Council on June 23 considered a slate of proposed ordinances and resolutions, including new rules for storing watercraft and trailers, a zoning code amendment, and an updated fee schedule. Because official minutes have not yet been published, the meeting’s outcomes — votes, amendments, or approvals — are not yet available.

Watercraft storage ordinance

The council held a public hearing and considered Ordinance 2026-07, which would create a new chapter on the storage of watercraft and watercraft trailers within the city. The text of the proposed ordinance was set for discussion, but no vote tally or final action has been recorded.

P-2 zoning amendment

Also up for a public hearing was Ordinance 2026-06, an amendment to the city’s P-2 zoning code. The specific nature of the proposed changes was not detailed in the meeting agenda.

Fee schedule update

Resolution 26-05 would adopt a revised fee schedule for various city services and permits. The council took up the resolution for consideration.

10-year water plan

Ordinance 2026-10 concerns the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan for 2026 through 2036. The plan outlines expected infrastructure needs over the next decade.

Algonquin Sports Complex door replacement

The agenda listed a proposed $14,150 expenditure to replace a roll-up door at the Algonquin Sports Complex. No contract award or approval was noted.

No upcoming meetings scheduled

As of July 5, 2026, no City Council meetings or other city board meetings have been publicly posted for the next two weeks. Residents should check the city’s official calendar for future dates.

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