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Votes at a glance: Dade City Commission actions — July meeting

5484251 · July 8, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal votes taken at the July meeting, including minutes, consent agenda, ordinance adoptions and the Seventh Street streetscape approval.

At the July meeting the Dade City Commission recorded several formal votes. This "Votes at a glance" summary lists each action with its outcome and key details.

CRA minutes (Item E‑1) - Action: Approve draft CRA meeting minutes of 06/10/2025. - Outcome: Approved on roll call (4‑0).

Consent agenda (multiple items) - Action: Approve consent agenda in its entirety. - Outcome: Approved on roll call (4‑0).

Ordinance 2025‑03 (Tobacco Free Florida) - Action: Second reading and adoption to prohibit smoking and vaping in city parks. - Outcome: Adopted on second reading (4‑0). See separate article for full coverage of the student presentation and ordinance language.

Ordinance 2025‑04 (Official City Seal) - Action: Second reading and adoption to codify an official municipal seal and rules for its use. - Outcome: Adopted on second reading (4‑0).

Final Concept Plan for Seventh Street Streetscape (Item J‑1) - Action: Approve final concept plan and direct staff to prepare construction documents. - Outcome: Approved on roll call (4‑0). The project uses a $400,000 state grant and calls for diagonal parking on the northbound side that adds 48 spaces and the planting of approximately 120 trees; see the streetscape article for details.

Ending: For full coverage of the more substantial items, see the separate articles on the Seventh Street Streetscape, the Pasco Middle School security presentation, the Tobacco Free parks ordinance adoption, and the city manager interview scheduling. The clerk's minutes will reflect the formal roll calls and ordinance numbers.