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Votes at a glance: Flagler Beach Commission actions Feb. 13, 2025
Summary
A compact summary of formal votes taken Feb. 13 by the Flagler Beach City Commission, including contract awards, reserve transfers and the first reading of a land-development ordinance.
The Flagler Beach City Commission took a series of votes at its Feb. 13 meeting. This roundup lists each formal action, its outcome and key details.
- Resolution 2025-09: Close out Beach Management Reserve and move funds to Dune Protection Reserve (redesignated Dune Walkover Reserve). Outcome: approved 4-0. Amount: $2,500 moved (documented in agenda). Staff said the transfer consolidates reserves.
- Resolution 2025-11: Award contract to LABS Construction Services LLC to repair Flagler Beach Public Library damage from Hurricane Milton. Outcome: approved 4-0. Contract amount: $34,440; staff noted potential FEMA review for additional roof replacement funding and possible change orders if FEMA approves.
- Resolution 2025-12: Approve improvements to Parking Lot No. 4, project 589, award to CVS Enterprises LLC not to exceed $164,500. Outcome: approved 4-0. Staff said the CRA will reimburse the funds in a future accounting adjustment and the work includes perimeter ribbon curbing and pavers consistent with city design.
- Resolution 2025-15: Amend FY24/25 budget to merge taser reserve and body-cam reserve and authorize purchase of Tasers and body cameras from Axon. Outcome: approved 4-0.
- Ordinance 2025-01 (first reading): Amend Land Development Regulations to clarify manufactured-home elevation requirements, local amendments to the Florida Building Code, and flood hazard rules. Outcome (first reading): advanced 4-0. Commissioners discussed follow-up workshops and additional code refinements before final adoption.
What commissioners said Commissioners asked that library repairs include signage and neighbor notification, and they asked staff to work with FEMA on whether full roof replacement would be eligible for FEMA funding before executing any larger change orders. On the parking-lot work, commissioners asked staff to consider golf-cart parking accommodations and whether to add a concrete ribbon to an earlier lot for consistency.
All items above were adopted on Feb. 13 except that the land-development ordinance was presented and advanced on first reading; a second reading is required for final adoption.
