Commission approves relocation and conditions change for municipal stadium monopole

The Daytona Beach City Commission unanimously approved a resolution on June 4 amending a public use permit for a monopole telecommunications tower on vacant city-owned land near the municipal stadium. City staff described the item as an amendment that authorizes a modification of the tower’s location and certain use-specific conditions from the Land Development Code. The resolution approves moving the proposed tower and associated improvements to a leased area on the southern side of the municipal stadium and modifies related conditions in Article 5 of the city’s land development code. Commissioner May moved approval and Commissioner Strickland seconded. No members of the public spoke on the item. The roll call vote was 7–0 in favor. What the vote did: the vote approved the amended public use permit on first action, authorizing staff to finalize lease area details and to implement the modified permit conditions consistent with the resolution. What it did not do: the commission did not adopt a final ordinance or change zoning by code text beyond the specified use-condition modifications; final permitting and lease execution remain administrative steps.