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Votes at a glance: Flagler County commission actions, March 17, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the Flagler County Board of Commissioners at its March 17 meeting, including proclamations, procurement approvals and airport design authorizations.
At its March 17 meeting the Flagler County Board of County Commissioners recorded the following formal outcomes for agenda items discussed during the session.
- Proclamation: National County Government Month (April 2025). Motion to adopt the proclamation was moved by Commissioner Kearney, seconded by Commissioner Hansen; outcome: approved unanimously (recorded as “motion carries unanimously”).
- Proclamation: Best Foot Forward pedestrian‑safety program recognition. Motion moved by Commissioner Hansen, seconded by Commissioner Richardson; outcome: approved unanimously.
- Consent agenda (as presented at the meeting, with items 7K and 7L pulled for separate consideration). Motion to approve consent (minus 7K and 7L) carried unanimously.
- Agenda item 7K: Resolution and PTGA with FDOT to design an airport wildlife fence (FDOT portion). Motion moved by Commissioner Hansen, seconded by Commissioner Pennington; outcome: approved (vote recorded 3–2).
- Agenda item 7L: Work authorization WA‑1 for design of the wildlife fence (Hoyle Tanner & Associates under RSQ25‑002Q). Motion moved by Commissioner Hansen, seconded by Commissioner Richardson; outcome: approved (vote recorded 3–2).
- Agenda item 8A: Shortlist and stipend authorization for Eco Discovery Center phase design‑build procurement. Motion moved by Commissioner Hansen, seconded by Commissioner Kearney; outcome: approved unanimously; staff to proceed to step‑2 procurement and execute stipend agreements for unsuccessful shortlisted teams ($15,000 each after step‑2 evaluation).
Ending: Staff will post official agenda materials, the consultant’s airport environmental report and procurement documents to the county website; further commission votes will be required before construction begins on capital projects.
