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Votes at a glance: Lynn Haven commission approves land‑use change, development order and other items
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting the Lynn Haven City Commission approved a small-scale future land-use amendment, a development order for Arbor Trace Apartments phase 3, a first addendum with Omega Sports LLC, and changed meeting times; all listed items passed by roll call.
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Several distinct agenda items were approved by the Lynn Haven City Commission on Sept. 9. The following is a concise list of actions and outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes and roll-call votes.
- Ordinance 11-83 (final reading): Adopted a small-scale future land-use map amendment to change approximately 0.34 acres on Wisconsin Avenue from Public Institution to Mixed Use (SSA 2501). Roll-call vote: unanimous approval.
- Development order: Arbor Trace Apartments Phase 3 (Jinx Road area). The commission approved the development order after staff and applicant discussion; roll-call vote: unanimous approval.
- Agreement addendum: The commission approved a first addendum to the agreement with Omega Sports LLC for athletic apparel and accessories to support city youth sports programs; roll-call vote: unanimous approval. Staff noted sponsorship opportunities and existing sponsorship price points for leagues.
- Meeting schedule: The commission voted to hold regular commission meetings at 5:30 p.m. going forward (resolution to be finalized by formal resolution at a subsequent meeting) and to hold one commission meeting at 5:30 p.m. in November (11/12/2025) and one in December (12/09/2025). Roll-call votes were recorded as passed.
All votes noted above passed with unanimous roll-call tallies as recorded on the meeting record. Where the record did not name the motion maker, the item is recorded as having been moved and seconded and approved by roll call. No contested ordinances or failed motions were recorded.

