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Votes at a glance: key Ormond Beach commission actions from July meeting
Summary
A compact list of resolutions, ordinances and awards the commission approved, including the tentative millage rate, a school resource officer agreement, bidding awards and appointments. Where available, vote tallies and resolution numbers are included.
The Ormond Beach City Commission took the following formal actions at its July meeting. Items below are drawn from the meeting record and include resolution numbers and recorded votes where provided.
- Resolution 2025-102 — Tentative millage rate: Adopted a tentative operating millage rate of 4.522 mills (15.82% above rollback) and a debt service millage of 0.063. Vote: unanimous (Tolland, Sargent, Deaton, Briley, Leslie). (See main article on the millage.)
- Resolution 2025-98 — School Resource Officer agreement: Authorized renewal of the school's SRO contract with Volusia County School Board. Vote: 4–1 (Sargent opposed).
- Resolution 2025-108 — Military Boulevard sidewalk improvements (Bid Award): Accepted a bid from Drury Site Development LLC for construction services related to Military Boulevard sidewalk improvements under Bid No. 2025-32. Motion passed unanimously.
- Resolution 2025-110 — Brownfield Advisory Board appointment: Appointed a member to the Brownfield Advisory Board; the commission approved the nomination pending completion of references (motion carried unanimously by recorded vote).
- Resolution 2025-111 — Housing Authority appointment: Mayor's appointment of Lindsay Wolf as commissioner of the Ormond Beach Housing Authority was approved after a motion to reconsider; final vote recorded as majority yes following procedural motions.
- Resolution 2025-118 — Agent of record for property, liability and workers' compensation insurance: Accepted proposal of Foundation Risk Partners Corp.; two commissioners abstained due to conflicts (Commissioner Sargent and another commissioner abstained) and remaining commissioners approved the award.
- Auto‑renewal contract disposition — Yellowstone Landscape grounds maintenance: Approved continuation of the $1.9 million auto‑renewal grounds maintenance contract on the consent agenda; commissioners asked staff to return with a timetable and additional information for future auto‑renew renewals.
- Resolution 2025-123 — Special exception for sign variance (155 N. Nova Road): Approved a special‑exception sign variance to reconstruct a nonconforming pool sign damaged by Hurricane Milton; planning board recommended approval and commission approved the resolution.
- Ordinance 2025-21 — Land development code amendments (first reading): Approved first reading of an ordinance aligning landscape buffer and wetland buffer requirements in the 1000 block of North US Highway 1 to Volusia County standards; motion for approval carried.
- Ordinance 2025-22 — Vaping in parks and other municipal facilities (first reading): Approved first reading of an ordinance extending the city—an on smoking in parks to include vaping.
Ending: Several items were pulled from the consent agenda for background or clarifying discussion; staff was asked to return with additional documentation, insurance certificates or timelines where requested.
