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St. Pete Beach — votes at a glance, April 8, 2025
Summary
The commission approved the amended agenda, consent agenda, elected a vice mayor, adopted appointments to outside agencies and authorized new federal and state lobbying contracts; each item below lists the motion and roll‑call outcome where recorded.
At its April 8 meeting the St. Pete Beach City Commission recorded several formal actions. Below are the items the commission voted on during the meeting and the roll‑call outcomes provided in the transcript.
Votes at a glance
1) Approve amended agenda (04/08/2025) - Motion: “I make a motion to approve the amended 04/08/2025 agenda.” - Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded: Commissioner Robinson — Yes; Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Vice Mayor Mohalland — Yes; Commissioner Marriott — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: Motion carried on roll call.
2) Consent agenda - Motion: “I make a motion to approve the consent agenda.” - Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded: Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Vice Mayor Mohalland — Yes; Commissioner Marriott — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: Motion carried on roll call.
3) Election of vice mayor - Motion/nomination: Commissioners nominated Mariah Marriott and Paul Mahal; the commission proceeded to a vote. - Outcome: Commissioner Mariah Marriott appointed vice mayor (roll call recorded: Vice Mayor Mohalland — Yes; Commissioner Marriott — Yes; Commissioner Robinson — Yes; Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: Commissioner Marriott accepted the appointment.
4) Appointments to outside agencies and interlocal roles - Motion: Adopt the appointments as amended (list of assignments presented in meeting) - Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded: Commissioner Marriott — Yes; Commissioner Robinson — Yes; Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Commissioner Mohalland — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: Appointments included representative and alternate assignments for regional boards (Florida League of Cities, Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, Pinellas County Flood Insurance Committee, etc.).
5) Federal lobbyist contract — Becker (two‑year) - Motion: Authorize the city manager to enter into a federal lobbyist agreement with Becker in the amount of $48,000 per year for a two‑year contract term. - Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded: Commissioner Robinson — Yes; Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Commissioner Mulholland — Yes; Vice Mayor Marriott — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: City manager stated the contract will be absorbed in the current fiscal year through salary savings and then evaluated in next year’s budget.
6) State lobbyist contract — Shoemaker Advisors - Motion: Authorize the city manager to enter into an agreement in the amount of $5,000 per month with Shoemaker Advisors to conduct state lobbying activities on behalf of the city. - Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded: Commissioner Reznicki — Yes; Commissioner Mohalland — Yes; Vice Mayor Marriott — Yes; Commissioner Robinson — Yes; Mayor Petrilla — Yes) - Notes: Shoemaker Advisors currently serves as the city’s state lobbyist; the contract was put out for competitive review and staff recommended renewal.
Meeting procedural notes - All recorded roll calls in the transcript show unanimous ‘Yes’ votes for each recorded item; if individual abstentions or no votes occurred they were not recorded in the meeting transcript provided.
