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Votes at a glance — Safety Harbor City Commission, Jan. 21, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the Safety Harbor City Commission at its Jan. 21 meeting, including consent agenda approvals, ordinance zoning assignment, procurement and appointments.
The Safety Harbor City Commission took the following formal actions at its Jan. 21 meeting. All votes listed below were recorded in the public minutes as unanimous where shown.
- Consent agenda: The commission approved the consent agenda with 13 items including minutes and multiple equipment, vehicle and stormwater maintenance contracts. Items 1, 6–13 were approved together 5‑0; items 2–5 (replacement vehicles and mowers) were approved separately 5‑0. (See agenda item: Consent agenda.)
- Ordinance 2024‑17 (First Reading): Approved a zoning assignment for a recently annexed property at 517 Weddell Drive to R‑2 (single family residential) per staff recommendation; motion passed 5‑0 on first reading; second reading scheduled Feb. 3, 2025.
- Fire apparatus procurement: Authorized a sole‑source purchase for a Pierce Velocity pumper from 108 Fire and Safety LLC in the amount of $1,199,343; motion passed 5‑0.
- Development waivers: The commission approved multiple land‑development waivers (fence setback and height at 305 Main St.; front‑setback alignment for a building addition on 10th Avenue South; and sidewalk waivers for 2376 and 2380 Radell Ave.); each waiver passed 5‑0 and staff will record required permit conditions and in‑lieu payments where applicable.
- Downtown Partnership Grant modification: Authorized a one‑time spring 2025 grant round focused on resiliency projects (facade, drainage, storm repairs and certain interior floodproofing/electrical work); motion passed 5‑0.
- Appointments: The commission appointed Kate Oyer to the Public Art Committee (regular member) and appointed Cammy Lumpkin to the Board of Trustees for the firefighter pension (2‑year terms); motions passed 5‑0.
Ending: Staff will implement the authorized procurements and program modifications, collect any in‑lieu payments and report back on grants, permit compliance and the pier salvage/reconstruction progress.
