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Votes at a glance — Brooksville City Council, May 19, 2025
Summary
Summary of key motions and final outcomes from the May 19 Brooksville City Council meeting, including unanimous approvals on contract awards, fee updates, property‑appraiser agreement amendment, and park improvements; a county notice on ALS services prompted council direction but not a formal vote.
Key formal actions taken by the Brooksville City Council on May 19, 2025 (all results from roll calls and recorded motions at the meeting):
- Agenda modifications: council approved agenda modifications (adding presentation g3 and pulling h2 from consent) — passed 5–0.
- Tom Barn Park splash pad safety fence donation (agenda item g3): council accepted donor funds and authorized staff to proceed with purchase and installation — passed 5–0.
- Amendment to agreement with Hernando County Property Appraiser (g4): council approved increasing the administrative fee for non‑ad valorem assessments from 2% to 3% and minor text corrections to the agreement (Fla. Stat. 197.3632 referenced) — passed 5–0.
- Consent agenda: approved (contains routine items) — passed (recorded as passed during the meeting).
- Resolution 2025‑09: Close and vacate unnamed right-of-way in Manuel David subdivision (public hearing item) — passed 5–0.
- Resolution 2025‑10: Close and vacate F Street in Parsons Addition, reserving utility easement (public hearing item) — passed 5–0.
- Ordinance 690A (first reading): Correct legal description for a previously annexed parcel (Milkaway subdivision perimeter correction) — first reading approved 5–0.
- Resolution 2025‑08: Updated miscellaneous water and wastewater fee schedule based on Raftelis consultant study (public hearing item) — passed 5–0.
- Ordinance 996 (comprehensive plan text amendment): Second reading and approval (future land use text amendment) — passed 5–0.
- Ordinance 997 (land‑use text / zoning/definitions update): Second reading and approval (changes to allowed uses and definitions including medical marijuana treatment centers) — passed 5–0.
- Acknowledgement of expiration of Majestic Oaks development agreement (quasi‑judicial): council acknowledged the agreement expired (required legal procedure); motion passed 4–0 (one council member recused from vote) as a ministerial action.
- Contract award (agenda item k1): Award contract to US Water Services Corporation for Cortez Boulevard pump station replacement — passed 5–0.
- Tree mitigation funds (agenda item k2): Council set conditional authorizations for tree removal and approved the removal of a fire‑damaged Prior Street oak and conditional removal on Hale Avenue contingent on owner actions; motions passed 5–0.
Actions noted but not formal council votes requiring immediate action: Hernando County letter suspending ALS non‑transport recognition unless city meets requirements in 90 days — council directed staff to contact county administration and requested a county briefing; no formal vote to change agreements or budgets occurred at the meeting.
For full details, see individual agenda items in the meeting packet and the meeting minutes.
