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Pinellas Park council unanimously adopts consent agenda including utility easement, grants and roof replacement budget
Summary
The Pinellas Park City Council on April 10 unanimously approved eight consent agenda items, including acceptance of a utility easement at 6801 Park Boulevard and a first reading of Ordinance 2025‑14 on sidewalk requirements.
The Pinellas Park City Council unanimously approved eight consent agenda items on April 10, covering a utility easement, a first reading of an ordinance, grant work, committee appointments, roof work and stormwater payments.
Key items approved: - Authorization to accept a utility easement from Tosca Inc. for property at 6801 Park Boulevard. - Ordinance No. 2025‑14 (first reading by title only): an amendment to Chapter 18 (land development code) amending sidewalk construction requirements; a public hearing on the ordinance is scheduled for May 8, 2025, at 6 p.m. - Authorization for the mayor to sign Change Order No. 1 for Task Order 10Dot2024 with Roston Solutions LLC for Milton Grant Management Services — a grant amount not to exceed $275,000. - Resignation of John Farris from the Citizens Budget Advisory Committee and appointment of Gary Migdoll to that committee. - Award of bid ITB‑25.004 for roof replacements (budgeted amount $485,000). - Authorization to pay Pinellas County $49,483.16 for ambient water quality monitoring services. - Approval of Change Order No. 1 and final payment for the Freedom Lake Stormwater Drainage Phase 2 (Bid 24.004‑8) to Of Course Construction Inc.: final payment $37,528.30 and total adjusted contract amount $622,411.04.
Motion and vote: Council Member Butler moved to adopt items C‑1 through C‑8 (with C‑2 being first reading prior to public hearing); an unidentified council member seconded. The council voted aye and the items “unanimously passed by all present.” The transcript records no opposing votes.
Why it matters: The items include a mixture of routine administrative approvals and capital project funding. The sidewalk code amendment (Ordinance 2025‑14) will return for a public hearing and vote on May 8; the roof replacement and stormwater payments reflect capital maintenance and contract closeout work. The grant task order authorizes up to $275,000 in grant management work under the named task order.
Ending: The consent agenda passed unanimously; the council scheduled the public hearing for Ordinance 2025‑14 for May 8, 2025, at 6 p.m.
