Votes at a glance: commission passes antisemitism resolution, sets millage rate and advances several land-use and code changes
At its July 14 meeting the St. Augustine City Commission unanimously passed a resolution adopting the state'endorsed working definition of antisemitism, set a proposed millage rate for FY 2026, adopted an updated water supply plan, and moved several land-use and code changes to second readings.
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The St. Augustine City Commission on July 14 unanimously adopted a resolution supporting the state'adopted working definition of antisemitism, set a proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2026 and approved a package of land-use and administrative code items for further consideration.
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