The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners on Oct. 27 took formal action on multiple items. This roundup lists each voted item, the motion, mover/second (where given), the recorded vote, and the direct effect or next procedural step.

Votes at a glance

1) Proclamation — Breast Cancer Awareness Week and Pink Day (Tab A / Proclamation)
Motion: Approve the proclamation designating Oct. 26–Nov. 1, 2025, as Breast Cancer Awareness Week and Oct. 29, 2025, as Pink Day.
Mover/Second: Commissioner McCullough / Commissioner Martin
Vote: Voice vote; recorded as passed (aye, none opposed).
Outcome: Approved. Proclamation attested by the chair and county attorney; local awareness activities were noted.

2) Mobility donation and credit agreement (Tab F) — Contract CM4009 with PDR Mobility LLC for construction of Pages Dairy Road extension
Motion: Approve and authorize the chairman to sign contract CM4009 (mobility donation and credit agreement) at an estimated cost of $651,787.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin / Commissioner Gray
Vote: Voice vote; motion passed.
Outcome: Approved. Developer will construct initial improvements and receive mobility credits under the countys mobility plan; staff to execute agreement.

3) Consent agenda approval (excluding Tab F) — Consent items
Motion: Approve consent agenda except Tab F.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin / Commissioner Farmer
Vote: Voice vote; consent agenda passed.
Outcome: Consent items approved as presented.

4) Uniform fee reduction policy (Tab S) — 30% reduction for projects using private providers per Florida Statute 553.791
Motion: Approve setting a 30% discount in permitting and plan-review fees for projects using private providers, consistent with Florida Statute 553.791.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Grama / Commissioner McCullough
Vote: Voice vote; motion passed.
Outcome: Policy approved; staff to implement across four classifications and update fee schedules accordingly.

5) Department of Health contract (Tab T) — Contract CM4006 (2025–26)
Motion: Approve and authorize the chairman to sign contract CM4006 with the State of Florida Department of Health for operation and funding of local health services for FY 2025–26.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin / Commissioner McCullough
Vote: Voice vote; motion passed.
Outcome: Approved. County funding will continue to support six health sites, dental care for children, school health supplements and programs for mammograms and early detection.

6) Set public hearing — Uniform method of collecting non ad valorem special assessments (Tab U)
Motion: Set public hearing for 12/08/2025 to consider the resolution electing to use the uniform method of collecting non ad valorem special assessments.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin / Commissioner Farmer
Vote: Voice vote; motion passed.
Outcome: Public hearing set for Dec. 8, 2025.

7) Lobbyist registration ordinance (Tab B) — Adopt ordinance requiring lobbyist registration
Motion: Approve the lobbyist registration ordinance requiring compensated lobbyists to register with the county; exemptions include government employees, elected officials and persons acting on their own behalf without compensation.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin / Commissioner Farmer
Vote: Roll-call: Commissioner McCullough — yes; Commissioner Gray — yes; Commissioner Farmer — yes; Commissioner Martin — yes; Chair Huttman — yes. (5-0)
Outcome: Ordinance adopted. County Attorney to post online registration and a penalty structure beginning with written warnings and escalating fines and appeal to the Board if assessed.

8) CPA and rezoning votes (selected items discussed and voted in meeting; additional detailed rezonings were acted on in quasi-judicial procedures):
- Tab W (CPA 25-016) — Reclassify 2.24 acres on Pages Dairy Road from Medium Density Residential to Commercial. Motion: Approve CPA 25-016. Vote: Roll-call recorded as 5 ayes, 0 nays. Outcome: Approved.

- Tab X (CPA 25-021) — Radiant LLC: Transmit comprehensive-plan amendment reclassifying 3,052.65 acres on north side of SR 200 from AGR to multiple transects (T1, T2.5, T5, T7.5). Motion: Approve transmission of CPA 25-021. Vote: Roll-call recorded as 5 ayes, 0 nays. Outcome: Transmitted to state reviewers.

- Tab AC (Rezoning R25-009) — Rezoning roughly 10.69 acres from Commercial General (CG) to Recreation/Open Space (ROS) in support of an RV campground project. Motion: Approve rezoning (R25-009). Vote: Roll-call: 5 ayes, 0 nays. Outcome: Approved; applicant waived initial presentation; conditional-use review required for RV park.

- Tab AD (Rezoning R25-007) — Rezoning 1.66 acres from CG to Urban Corridor (T-4.5). Motion: Approve rezoning (R25-007). Vote: Roll-call: 5 ayes, 0 nays. Outcome: Approved.

- Tab AE (Rezoning R25-007 second item) — Rezoning 1.11 acres from Open Rural to Commercial General (correcting mismatch with Future Land Use Map). Motion: Approve rezoning (R25-007). Vote: Roll-call: 5 ayes, 0 nays. Outcome: Approved.

- Tab Y and Tab Z (CPA/rezoning items for smaller parcels and corridor infill) — Each motion to approve amendments and rezonings was made and carried by roll-call with recorded yes votes; board accepted staff findings of consistency with the comprehensive plan and adopted the ordinances/transmittals as presented.

9) Beaches ordinance and PSMP amendment (Tabs AA and AB) — Add American Beach / Evans Rendezvous grass parking area as a beachfront parking area and clarify "beach and dune" language in code and the protected-species management plan.
Motion: Approve ordinance to add American Beach/Evans Rendezvous grass parking area to beachfront parking areas and amend definitions; approve resolution amending the Nassau County Beaches Protected Species Management Plan (PSMP) to match amended definitions.
Mover/Second: Commissioner Martin moved (proxy for district commissioner); second by Commissioner Farmer.
Vote: Roll-call: 5 ayes, 0 nays.
Outcome: Approved. Staff clarified the change applies to the off-beach grass parking lots acquired for beach access (the three county lots across the street from Evans Rendezvous). The updates implement an item from a settlement agreement and standardize "permanent line of native and naturally occurring vegetation" language.

Notes on procedure and next steps
- Several large comprehensive-plan actions are transmittals; state review and supplemental staff reports will follow before final adoption.
- Several approval motions (rezonings) require follow-up site-level reviews or conditional-use permits (for example, the RV campground applicant must return for a conditional-use permit).
- Where staff or the board directed follow-up (for example, adding conditional-use allowances for equestrian facilities in T3), staff will prepare amendments and bring them back to the board.

Full motions and roll-call records: All motions and roll-call tallies recorded on Oct. 27 are included in the county meeting minutes and archived video; the transcript contains roll-call lists for each formal vote.