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Council appoints two residents to Code Enforcement Board; seats run to November

5407630 · July 17, 2025
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Summary

The council appointed Barbara Tam and Michael Seal to fill two regular vacancies on the Code Enforcement Board; appointments run through the next municipal reappointment cycle in November.

The City Council appointed two applicants to the Code Enforcement Board at the meeting.

Barbara Tam introduced herself as a long‑time Brevard resident and retired L3Harris employee seeking volunteer service. Michael Seal said he is an Army veteran and a nurse and expressed interest in helping prevent neighborhood deterioration through active code enforcement.

Councilmember Katherine Adams moved to appoint both applicants; Councilmember Frampus seconded. Council approved the appointments unanimously, 7‑0. Staff and the new appointees noted the terms run only until November, when the seats must be reappointed or replaced.

Practical note: The appointees will serve on the Code Enforcement Board until the November reappointment cycle and should expect orientation and packet materials from staff.