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Votes at a glance: Dade City commission actions Jan. 14, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken during the Dade City commission meeting, including CRA appointment, honorary street naming, consent agenda and ordinance first readings.
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The Dade City Commission and its Community Redevelopment Agency took several formal actions at the Jan. 14 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Redevelopment Advisory Committee appointment (CRA item H‑1): Ava Larkin appointed to fill a vacancy on the Redevelopment Advisory Committee with a term expiring 03/31/2025. Roll call: Member Constantino — Aye; Member Shide — Aye; Chairman Black — Aye; Vice Chair Woodard — Aye; Member Church — Aye. Vote: 5‑0. The CRA meeting then adjourned.
- Resolution 2025‑02, honorary street name for Wilson Street: The commission adopted Resolution 2025‑02 to designate Wilson Street with the honorary name "Eunice Penick Street" (honorary signage only; legal addresses unchanged). The city manager is authorized to install signs and the city will bear installation costs. Roll call recorded as: Commissioner Shive — Aye; Mayor Scott Black — Aye; Mayor Pro Tem Woodard — Aye; Commissioner Church — Aye; Commissioner Cosentino — Aye. Vote: 5‑0. The resolution references section 334.071, Florida Statutes, as the city’s authority to adopt honorary road names as stated in the resolution text.
- Consent agenda: The commission approved a consent agenda of nine items by roll call vote; the clerk recorded the consent agenda as carried 5‑0 (votes recorded individually during roll call).
- Ordinances: Two ordinance items were acted upon at first reading: (a) Ordinance 2024‑07 (Evans property zoning amendment) — amended to RS‑1 at first reading, passed 3‑2 and scheduled for second reading; (b) Ordinance 2024‑05 (LDR updates to Articles 3 and 5) — first reading approved 4‑1 and scheduled for second reading. See separate coverage for details on each ordinance.
Ending: Several actions require staff follow‑up (installation of honorary signage; CRA committee appointment paperwork; ordinance re‑advertisement and second readings).
