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Council Approves Multiple Fiscal and Property Resolutions; Stormwater Fee Reimposed Over One Nay
Summary
Council approved a package of resolutions including solid‑waste service assessment (25‑R‑40), stormwater fee reimposition and increase (25‑R‑41) which passed with one recorded nay, authorization to acquire utility property for Pineville complex expansion (25‑R‑42) and acceptance of a special warranty deed for part of Marshall Parkway (25‑R‑43).
At the July meeting the City Council approved several resolutions addressing utility property, solid‑waste assessments and stormwater service fees.
Solid waste assessment (Resolution 25‑R‑40): Council approved the assessment rate for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, directed preparation of an assessment roll and authorized a public hearing notice as required. The resolution sets a maximum assessment rate for future years and follows the city’s assessment procedures.
Stormwater service fees (Resolution 25‑R‑41): Council reimposed and increased stormwater service fees for commercial and residential properties and directed preparation of the assessment roll and public hearing notice. The motion carried with one recorded opposition (the meeting recorded a single ‘‘nay’’ during the roll call). The resolution sets a new maximum rate to be used in future fiscal years unless amended and requires the standard assessment‑role process and public notice.
Real‑property actions (Resolutions 25‑R‑42 and 25‑R‑43): Council authorized acquisition of Lot 6, Block 390, Port Saint Lucie Section 24 for future expansion of the city’s Pineville utility complex and authorized the city manager or designee to take appropriate action to acquire the fee simple interest. Council also accepted a special warranty deed from Mattamy Palm Beach LLC for property associated with Marshall Parkway and accepted a drainage and irrigation easement.
No detailed roll‑call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript for each resolution except for the single recorded ‘‘nay’’ on the stormwater resolution; council and staff said public hearings and assessment‑roll steps will follow statutory notice requirements where applicable.
