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Votes at a glance: Wakulla County Board actions on agenda, proclamation, audit invitation and routine approvals
Summary
The board approved the meeting agenda, a proclamation honoring Maxey Lawhorn, consent items, two FDOT beautification grants, a Warner Recker Road speed‑limit change, an impact‑fee study contract, and a motion to invite a state audit team; most votes were 5‑0.
WAKULLA COUNTY, Fla. — At its April 2025 meeting, the Wakulla County Board of County Commissioners recorded the following formal actions (voice votes unless noted):
• Approval of agenda — Passed 5‑0.
• Proclamation honoring Maxey Lawhorn — Motion to adopt the proclamation passed 5‑0. (Proclamation text presented on the record.)
• Consent items — Passed 5‑0.
• Acceptance and award of RFP 2025‑01 (Impact Fee Study) to Kimberly Horn & Associates Inc. — Passed 5‑0. (See separate article for details on scope and Task 2 funding.)
• Approval to accept FDOT Beautification Grant for landscaping along U.S. 98/Coastal Trail (total project estimate $133,992; FDOT $111,000; county match $22,000) — Passed 5‑0.
• Approval to accept FDOT Beautification Grant for median landscaping on Crawfordville Highway — Passed 5‑0.
• Increase posted speed limit to 45 mph on a one‑mile segment of Warner Recker Road between Steve Moore Road and Warrington Court — Passed 5‑0. (Signage to be updated; poles near the south end will remain outside the 45 mph zone until moved.)
• Public hearing on proposed Chapter 23 amendment (to align with House Bill 1365) — Hearing held and item continued to April 21, 2025, 5 p.m. — Motion passed 5‑0.
• Motion directing county staff to send a letter inviting Florida state audit/task force personnel (per the governor’s executive order and related request) to review county fiscal conditions — Passed 5‑0.
Votes recorded in the meeting transcript were primarily voice votes with counts announced as unanimous (5‑0); the transcript did not list roll‑call votes by individual commissioner names for these actions.
