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Council roundup: minutes approved, consent agenda passed, multifamily infill ordinance approved, several appointments and land‑use items moved for further study
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the council approved minutes, passed the consent agenda (including a Lockheed Martin water allocation), approved a multifamily infill ordinance, sent a proposed Barn Avenue land-use change back to planning for reconsideration, and filled multiple board appointments.
The Titusville City Council met Jan. 14 and took a series of routine and policy actions.
Key outcomes in brief: - Minutes for prior meetings were approved, including an amendment to the Dec. 3 minutes. - The council approved the consent agenda (items 8a'f) authorizing several contracts and purchases, including a memorandum of understanding for Scribe Bridge training, public works vehicle purchases, a boiler replacement at the police department, a water supply allocation permit for Lockheed Martin (42,250 gallons per day), continued operations and maintenance for the Space View Park algae system and renewal of the ESRI contract. - Ordinance No. 1-2025 (a code change reducing landscape yard requirements to facilitate multifamily infill on lots of 2 acres or less) passed on final reading after council discussion and a public hearing. - A small-scale comprehensive plan amendment (SSA 8-2024) to change a Barn Avenue property from low-density to medium-density residential and rezone it to R-3 was returned to the Planning & Zoning Commission for reconsideration; staff recommended the lower R-2 zoning if council approved the land-use change. The council voted to send the item back to P&Z for further consideration of a revised concept plan. - A separate small-scale amendment (SSA 12-2024, Sedgwick Avenue duplex request) completed first reading; the public hearing and second reading were set for the council's Jan. 28 meeting. - Council appointed Lily Galello as an alternate to the Space Coast Transportation Planning Organization Bicycle/Pedestrian/Trails advisory committee and confirmed pension board appointees Terry Tolbert (reappointment) and Stan Retz (confirmation by trustees). The Board of Adjustment & Appeals appointed John Green as a regular member and Kishana Wright and others remain as alternates.
Ending: Council directed staff to follow up on several items: to advertise and schedule the P&Z reconsideration for the Barn Avenue proposal, to provide the follow-up briefing on the Marketing Alliance contract, and to provide additional information on appointment rules and resident-preference language for boards and commissions.
