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Votes at a glance: Cape Coral City Council, April 16, 2025

3036521 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Summary of council votes and appointments from the April 16 meeting, including ordinances, resolutions and committee appointments.

This page summarizes the formal actions taken by the Cape Coral City Council on April 16, 2025.

- Resolution 115-25 (continuous improvement/process engineering): Approved 8-0. Motion to authorize consultant-led Lean/process-engineering work focused on permitting, maintenance and CIP procurement. (Mover: Councilmember Kilraign; second: Lastra)

- Resolution 79-25 (vacation of portions of Colonnade Court right-of-way and platted easements): Approved (roll call recorded as 7 ayes). Motion carried after public hearing; staff to reserve perimeter public utility easements and effect stormwater pipe relocations as noted in resolution.

- Ordinance 12-25 (rezoning: Lots 33 & 34, Block 3326 Unit 65; 4424 SW 15th Place): Approved 6-2 after quasi-judicial public hearing. Rezones parcel from R-1 to commercial to align zoning with commercial professional future land-use designation. (Mover and second on record; vote recorded)

- Ordinance 10-25 (procurement code amendments and grants article): Approved (8-0). Ordinance updates procurement thresholds, clarifies bonding/assignment language, adds a grants procurement section, and creates exemptions for certain large or UAP-related projects.

- Ordinance 13-25 (budget amendment #2, FY2025): Approved 8-0. Increases revenues and expenditures by $24,029,526 to incorporate previously approved resolutions, revenue adjustments (notably solid waste and FEMA-related reimbursements) and personnel actions.

Appointments and nominations: - Youth Council liaison: Councilmember Lastra appointed (8-0). - Youth Council alternate liaison: Councilmember Donnell appointed (8-0). - Charter Review Commission liaison: Councilmember Long appointed (7-1 procedural tally then adopted; final recorded 8 ayes on confirmation). - Planning & Zoning Commission alternate appointment: Renee Lemieux appointed following recommendation from Planning & Zoning (vote recorded 4-3 in council roll order; motion approved).

Other actions: Consent agenda approved (8-0) with Resolution 115-25 pulled for separate vote. Various administrative reports and public hearings were held.

For details on each item, see individual agenda entries and staff reports posted with the official minutes.