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At a glance: Port St. Lucie council votes on ordinances and resolutions, Nov. 10, 2025
Summary
Council approved several routine land‑use ordinances (25‑62, 25‑63, 25‑64, 25‑66), multiple resolutions including stormwater and Riverplace drawdown, selected interior City Hall artwork, and approved the Riverland Reflection Garden with a shade condition.
On Nov. 10 the Port St. Lucie City Council took the following formal actions during its regular meeting.
- Ordinance 25‑62 (second reading): Abandonment of a 20‑foot rear utility and drainage easement affecting Lot 3, Block 1604 — approved on second reading.
- Ordinance 25‑63 (second reading): Abandonment of a 20‑foot utility and drainage easement on Lot 5, Block 3089 — approved on second reading.
- Ordinance 25‑64 (second reading): Rezoning ~0.23 acres from single‑family residential to service commercial (Port St. Lucie Section 31) — approved on second reading.
- Ordinance 25‑66 (second reading): Small‑scale comprehensive plan amendment to change ~3.12 acres from open space/recreation to commercial general/institutional for property at 3500 SE Morningside Blvd. — approved on second reading after brief clarification that the change codifies existing commercial activity.
- Ordinance 25‑68 (first reading/public hearing reopened): Authorization for red‑light camera enforcement — discussed in detail; council reopened the public hearing and approved the ordinance on re‑vote.
- Resolution 25‑R‑77 (11B): Drawdown of funds for incomplete infrastructure at Riverplace Replat — approved.
- Resolution 25‑R‑79 (11C): Approving agreement to rebate stormwater assessments and provide maintenance for Wilder communities — approved.
- Resolution 25‑R‑80 (11D): Approving Riverland Reflection Garden alternative public‑art proposal — approved with condition to provide adequate shade and delegation to the city manager to determine adequacy.
- Artist selection for City Hall interior suspended artwork (13B): Council approved the recommended artist and a $150,000 project funded from public‑art contributions (not general tax dollars).
Most items were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. Item 11A remained tabled per the agenda change earlier in the meeting.
