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Votes at a glance: Port St. Lucie council actions on plats, ordinances and resolutions — Feb. 24, 2025
Summary
The council approved preliminary and final plats, multiple ordinances (comp plan amendment, rezonings and easement abandonments), a second amendment to a site lease for a telecommunications monopole, and acceptance of roadway improvements constructed by a developer.
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Port St. Lucie City Council approved a series of consent and docketed items. Below is a concise summary of motions and outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript.
Key approvals
- Consent agenda: Items 7n and 7o were pulled for separate discussion and both were approved. 7n approved a preliminary and final subdivision plat with construction plans for Riverland Parcel D (Plat 8 P204075) with the condition that the plat not be recorded until a bond in a form approved by the city attorney is received by Public Works. 7o approved the final subdivision plan and construction plans for LTC Ranch West Pod 5 Phase 1 (P24063) with conditions including bond submittal and revision of asphalt shingle colors to meet citywide design standards.
- Ordinances (second reading/first reading as noted): • Ordinance 24‑77 (second amendment to site lease agreement with New Singular Wireless PCS LLC for use of an existing telecommunications monopole on Southwest Becker Road) — approved on second reading. • Ordinance 25‑08 (small‑scale comprehensive plan amendment to change future land use for property at 1915 SW Hayworth Ave from general commercial to service commercial) — approved (comp plan amendment must precede rezoning). • Ordinance 24‑84 (rezoning of ~0.24 acres from single‑family residential to service commercial for Lot 14, Block 1705) — approved on second reading. • Ordinance 25‑11 (abandonment of portion of a 20‑foot rear utility and drainage easement affecting Lot 20, Block 1524) — approved on second reading. • Ordinance 25‑12 and 25‑13 (first reading public hearings to abandon portions of 20‑foot rear utility and drainage easements affecting listed lots) — public hearings closed and both ordinances advanced with votes recorded in favor.
- Resolution 25‑R‑10 (authorizing final acceptance of public roadway improvements for Marshall Parkway at Del Webb at Tradition, constructed by Pulte Homes Company LLC) — approved.
Each motion carried by voice vote in the meeting; the transcript records “Aye” and “Motion carries” for each item and does not include detailed roll‑call tallies in the portion provided.
Items pulled for discussion: Items 7n and 7o were intentionally removed from the consent agenda for separate approval with stated conditions.
Staff and council noted that some plats cannot be recorded until bonds and attorney‑approved forms are received, and that certain building elevations must be revised to conform to citywide design standards as conditions of approval.
