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Votes at a glance: Resolutions, appointments and motions from the Deltona City Commission meeting
Summary
A concise list of formal actions taken by the Deltona City Commission at the meeting, with outcomes and key details for each item recorded on the public record.
Summary of formal actions recorded during the meeting (motions, resolutions and appointments):
- Minutes approval (Dec. 9, 2024 regular meeting and Dec. 23, 2024 special meeting): Motion passed 7–0.
- Quarterly reports of city advisory board committees: Motion passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑03, 2025‑04, 2025‑05 (continued legal representation matters for Deltona Retail Holdings; Anson Stone Island class action; Maverick Bench Media Company): Motion passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑06 (authorize purchase of ZOLL Auto Pulse Platform) and Resolution 2025‑10 (accept grant award from Volusia County OPOE Abatement Board): Motions passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑15 (authorize federally funded subaward and grant agreement H1144, project 4680‑024 — elevation at 2560 West Tulsa Drive): Motion passed 7–0.
- Task authorization with Pegasus Engineering for grant management services related to 2560 West Tulsa Drive (amount $35,000): Motion passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑14 (roadway transfer: Fernanda Drive from Volusia County to City of Deltona): Motion to table passed 7–0 (item deferred for further research on annexation and county coordination).
- Resolution 2025‑09 (federally funded subaward and grant agreement z4565 – referenced for Hurricane Milton/Milton‑related work): Motion passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑16 (participation in PFAS litigation): Motion passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2025‑13 (first quarter budget amendment, FY 2024‑25): Motion passed 7–0.
- AHAC appointments (Affordable Housing Advisory Committee): Motion to table pending clarification of applicant categories: Motion passed 7–0 (item deferred).
- Firefighters’ Pension Board of Trustees appointments: Motion to appoint incumbents (Jean Gizzi and Robert Linderman referenced) passed 7–0.
- Planning & Zoning appointment for District 4 (permanent appointment of Daniel Trojanowski): Motion passed 7–0. Motion to appoint Lori Wernicke as alternate was considered; commissioners discussed appointment timing and a later vote recorded 5–2 on related alternate appointment matters.
- Resolution 2025‑11 (proportionate fair‑share agreement for Lehi Business Park BPUD): Motion passed 6–1; staff said the $331,000 figure is based on the traffic impact analysis.
- Resolution 2025‑12 (amend operating guidelines and meeting rules): Motion to table and schedule a workshop passed 6–1.
For items where the transcript did not list a formal resolution number or where text was garbled, this roundup records the action as described on the public record. Commissioners used roll calls for several appointments and recorded the outcomes on the minutes.
