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Clay County commissioners approve proclamations, consent items and two housing authority reappointments

3755251 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

At the June 10 meeting the board adopted multiple ceremonial proclamations, approved the consent agenda and minutes, continued a zoning amendment, and reappointed two members to the Clay County Housing Finance Authority; votes were unanimous where recorded.

The Clay County Board of County Commissioners approved several routine and ceremonial items Tuesday, including proclamations recognizing Amateur Radio Week and Solid Waste Workers Week, adoption of minutes and approval of the consent agenda, and reappointments to the Clay County Housing Finance Authority.

Proclamations

The board unanimously adopted a proclamation recognizing Amateur Radio Week and acknowledged Clay County Amateur Radio Emergency Service and the Orange Park Amateur Radio Club. The board also adopted a proclamation designating June as Solid Waste Workers Week to honor county solid waste employees and private haulers that serve Clay County.

Consent and Minutes

The board approved the May 27, 2025 meeting minutes and the consent agenda (consisting of items 6 through 11) by voice vote recorded as 4-0. No items were pulled from the consent agenda for separate discussion.

Zoning and Planning

A staff-initiated amendment to the land development code related to non-motorized boat ramps in PPO2 zoning districts (Zone 205-8) was continued at the Planning Commissionrequest and the county asked the board to continue the item to the August 12 meeting; the continuation carried 4-0.

Appointments

The board approved the reappointment of Lisa Daniels and Linda Long to the Clay County Housing Finance Authority by unanimous vote, with commissioners noting Long's past service on housing finance matters.

Other ceremonial recognitions included a proclamation honoring the Lake Asbury Junior High Kids Helping Kids Club for raising funds to fulfill a classmate's "dream"; the board adopted that proclamation unanimously as well.

Ending

These routine approvals and ceremonial recognitions were recorded without dissent. Commissioners moved to other substantive agenda items after the votes.