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Votes at a glance: Cape Coral council actions Jan. 8, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions at the Jan. 8 Cape Coral City Council meeting, including ordinance adoptions and a board appointment.
The Cape Coral City Council took several formal actions during its Jan. 8 meeting. Below is a concise summary of the recorded votes and outcomes.
Ordinance 86‑24 — Rezoning (Pandela area) - What it did: Rezoned six parcels (about 1.02 acres) near Pandela Road from single‑family to commercial to align zoning with an existing commercial professional land use. - Action: Council approved ordinance 86‑24 (final action). - Vote: Motion carried (recorded roll call resulted in the ordinance passing; clerk recorded 7 ayes, 1 nay).
Ordinance 87‑24 — Cape Christian Fellowship PDP build‑out extension - What it did: Extended the development/build‑out period for the Cape Christian Fellowship planned development project to allow completion of previously approved improvements. - Action: Council approved ordinance 87‑24. - Vote: Unanimous recorded vote in favor (8 ayes).
Appointment — Lee County MPO Citizens Advisory Committee recommendation - What it did: Council recommended David Kramer for the City’s citizen seat to the Lee County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Citizens Advisory Committee; final appointment is made by the MPO. - Action: Motion to forward Kramer’s nomination passed by roll call. - Vote: Recorded as 8 ayes, motion carried.
Consent agenda - The council approved a broad consent agenda of routine matters by roll call (all ayes recorded by clerk). See the city clerk’s minutes for the full consent list.
Transmittal (continued) - Ordinance 78‑24 (Burnt Store Road District future land use amendment): Council voted to continue the transmittal/public‑hearing process to a committee meeting on Feb. 12 and to continue the public hearing to the March 5 council meeting for further review (motion carried 6–1).
Procedure note: Several other ordinances were introduced and scheduled for public hearing on Jan. 22; those items were not acted on Jan. 8. The council also approved minutes and other routine procedural items by voice or roll call votes.
Ending: The council’s recorded roll calls and ordinance numbers are included above; the city clerk’s official minutes provide the verbatim roll call record and full vote tallies.
