Pinellas Park City Council approved its consent agenda on July 10, adopting items C1 through C17 with item C6 withdrawn. The consent package included a mix of land‑use, utility, and contracting actions and both first‑ and future‑reading ordinances.

Highlights read into the record included:
- Resolution No. 2025‑06 updating the city investment policy (Item C1).
- Acceptance of multiple utility and sidewalk easements for properties at 7575/60 Fifth Way North and at Sixth Avenue North (Items C2–C5).
- An interlocal agreement with Pinellas County to impose, collect and expend multimodal impact fees (Item C7).
- A community agency agreement with Duke Energy for the Angel Fund Assistance Program (Item C8).
- Authorization to proceed with an annexation agreement and related ordinances for property generally located at 6908/120 Fourth Terrace North; the annexation (Item C9) and related land‑use/zoning ordinance readings (Items C10–C11) were read as first reading prior to public hearing.
- A lease with Sunrise Landscape for property at 3915/70 Sixth Avenue North (Item C12).
- Authorization for sanitary sewer and data‑cable repair at an intersection under an existing emergency/non‑emergency services contract (Item C13).
- A task order for design of improvements to Fortieth Street (Seventieth Avenue to 60 Sixth Avenue) awarded to Advance Engineering & Design Inc. for $166,870 (Item C14).
- A second renewal with Stantec Consulting Services Inc. for a stormwater rate study (Item C15).
- Change order #1 for a stormwater pipe rehabilitation program to Vortex Services LLC, resulting in a decrease of $9,807.60 to an adjusted contract of $217,977.40 (Item C16).
- Change order #1 for Pinebrook Park upgrades to R.A.M. Excavating Inc., increasing the contract by $31,824.26 for a total adjusted amount of $623,341.01 (Item C17).

City Clerk Mary Burberry moved to approve the consent agenda as read; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. The city clerk noted that Items C10 and C11 were first readings and would return for public hearings on August 12, 2025.

Why it matters: The consent agenda bundles routine but legally significant municipal actions — easement acceptances, interlocal agreements, contracts and change orders — that affect capital projects, street design and utility operations across the city.

Contact: City Clerk's office for recorded minutes and full ordinance texts.