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Commissioners flag unauthorized clearing at city‑owned golf course; ask staff to investigate
Summary
Commissioners reported seeing clearing and grubbing activity at the city-owned golf course and said the tenant appears to be conducting work without a permit; staff agreed to follow up and determine what activity and permits are in place.
Flagler Beach commissioners raised concerns that a tenant at the city-owned golf course has begun clearing and grubbing on city property without having a permit, and asked staff to investigate what work is occurring and whether required permits or city approvals are in place.
Commissioner Cunningham said he had seen the activity and asked “who’s watching it?” Another commissioner added, “He’s the tenant out there. I know but he can't alter what's going on... especially without a permit.” City staff agreed to reach out and find out the tenant’s plans and whether work conforms with permits and leases.
No enforcement action or formal motion was recorded at the meeting; commissioners asked staff to report back at a future meeting with findings and any necessary next steps.
