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Ormond Beach commission approves master arts plan, plats and resurfacing; tables School Resource Officer and landscaping renewals
Summary
The Ormond Beach City Commission on June 3 approved a downtown master arts plan and two final plats, awarded a roadway resurfacing contract and directed staff to prepare a repeal of the city's straw ordinance while tabling two large contract renewals for further review.
The Ormond Beach City Commission on June 3 approved a downtown master arts plan and two final plats, awarded a roadway resurfacing contract and directed staff to prepare an ordinance repealing the city's single‑use straw restriction. The commission also voted to table consideration of a school resource officer agreement renewal and a $1.9 million grounds‑maintenance auto‑renewal pending additional documentation.
The commission opened by approving the minutes of the May 20 meeting and then recessed to its Community Redevelopment Agency to hold a public hearing on the downtown master arts plan. Mayor Jason Leslie and commissioners voted to adopt Resolution No. 2025‑96 approving the plan after public comment both opposing and supporting the initiative. The resolution was read by title at the meeting and carried on a voice vote.
Why it matters: the downtown master arts plan creates a framework for public art projects and identifies funding…
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