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Votes at a glance: Flagler Beach commission actions, March 13, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes and outcomes taken by the Flagler Beach City Commission at the March 13, 2025 meeting, including leadership resolutions, bank-signatory designations, a conditional entertainment permit, a lift-station contract approval and a tabled manhole purchase resolution.
The Flagler Beach City Commission recorded several formal votes on Thursday. Below is a concise list of each resolution, contract or application outcome from the meeting, with vote tallies and short notes.
1) Resolution 2025-25 — Appointing James Patrick Sherman as Chair of the City Commission: Passed unanimously (5–0).
2) Resolution 2025-26 — Appointing Rick Delhumor as Vice Chair of the City Commission: Passed unanimously (5–0).
3) Resolution 2025-27 — Designating signatories for bank accounts (Florida PRIME, Florida Municipal Investment Trust, PNC, Truist): Passed unanimously (5–0).
4) Resolution 2025-28 — Declaring the City Commission duly organized: Passed unanimously (5–0).
5) Consent agenda including several routine approvals: Passed unanimously (voice vote recorded as aye).
6) Application OE25-0301 — Cajun Beach outdoor entertainment permit (conditional): Approved 3–1 (Commissioners Cunningham, Cooley and Bellheimer voted yes; Chair James Patrick Sherman voted no; Commissioner Spradley recused). Conditions include no drums, no karaoke, music ending at 9:30 p.m., speaker placement limits and listing all permanent speakers in the permit record.
7) Resolution 2025-22 — Purchase of manhole rings and covers (not to exceed $44,945): The commission voted to table the item pending staff follow-up about precise locations and prior data; no final approval.
8) Resolution 2025-23 — Construction contract for Lift Station No. 11 with Engineered Spray Solutions (not to exceed $66,081): Approved (roll-call votes recorded in favor).
Notes: Several items were informational (Stantec sanitation study, wastewater treatment presentation) and no rate or capital appropriation votes were taken for those studies at this meeting. The commission asked staff to return with additional data where items were tabled or require further planning.
