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Votes at a glance: Port St. Lucie council actions, March 10, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal council votes taken on March 10, 2025: second readings of Ordinances 25‑12 and 25‑13 abandoning portions of utility and drainage easements were approved; council waived a golf‑tournament participant limit for the 2025 Saints Charity event and approved related administrative items.
The Port St. Lucie City Council recorded several routine approvals and second‑reading ordinances on March 10, 2025. Key actions taken during the meeting included approval of two second‑reading ordinances that abandon portions of rear utility and drainage easements, and a council vote waiving a city policy for the Saint Lucie County Chamber of Commerce Foundation's 2025 Saints Golf Course Charity tournament.
Ordinance 25‑12: Council approved on second reading an ordinance abandoning a portion of a 20‑foot‑wide rear utility and drainage easement affecting Lot 14, Block 2682, Port St. Lucie Section 39 (public records of St. Lucie County: plat book 15, pages 30a–30nn). The ordinance provides for conflict, severability and an effective date.
Ordinance 25‑13: Council approved on second reading an ordinance abandoning a portion of a 20‑foot‑wide rear utility and drainage easement affecting Lot 8, Block 1653, Port St. Lucie Section 5 (public records of St. Lucie County: plat book 12, pages 15–15e). The ordinance provides for conflict, severability and an effective date.
Golf tournament fee waiver: The council approved a one‑year waiver to allow three groups (rather than the city policy limit of two) to participate without a fee in the Saints Golf Course Charity tournament organized by the Saint Lucie County Chamber of Commerce Foundation (a 501(c)(3)). Keith Bradshaw, golf course administrator, requested the waiver and noted two of the groups had played the prior year; council approved the one‑year exception.
Each item passed on council voice vote; transcript records "Motion carries" or equivalent confirmations for the ordinances and "Motion passes" for the waiver.
