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Votes at a glance: Pembroke Pines City Commission, April 2, 2025
Summary
The commission approved a resolution accepting special-election results, confirmed the vice mayor appointment, passed minutes corrections, approved the consent agenda (minus pulled items), and approved an ordinance on parking/fire-lane fines on first reading; one procurement advertisement was deferred.
At its April 2 meeting the Pembroke Pines City Commission recorded the following actions and outcomes (voice votes unless noted):
• Resolution 2025-R-08 — Accept results of the special election held March 11, 2025. Motion: moved by Vice Mayor; second: Commissioner Hernandez; outcome: approved unanimously. The resolution was presented as "proposed resolution 2025-R-08" and accepted without further debate.
• Vice mayor appointment — Motion made to appoint Commissioner Michael Hernandez as vice mayor for 2025–26; motion seconded; outcome: approved by voice vote.
• Consent agenda — Motion to approve consent items (items 3, 4, 5, 6A,B,D,7,8,9 and addendum 1); mover: Vice Mayor; second: Commissioner Rodriguez; outcome: approved unanimously. Items 6C and 10 were pulled for separate discussion.
• Minutes correction (item 10) — Commission approved a scrivener correction to the March 19, 2025 minutes and an additional wording change to clarify service boundaries; motion and second recorded; outcome: approved.
• Ordinance 2020-426 (first reading) — Ordinance to amend city code fines and surcharges for municipal parking violations and to add fines for obstructing designated fire zones, fire lanes or hydrants. Moved by the Vice Mayor; seconded by Commissioner Goode; outcome: passed on first reading unanimously. The ordinance will return for second and final reading on May 7, 2025.
• Procurement advertising deferred — Motion to defer advertising solicitation CPS PW-25-7 (Pulp Building Renovations Phase 2) passed unanimously; staff directed to reassess project priority and funding.
All outcomes above were recorded on the meeting transcript as voice votes with no roll-call tallies reported in the public record for those items.
