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Votes at a glance: Port St. Joe commission actions, Dec. 2
Summary
At its Dec. 2 meeting the commission approved minutes and several ordinances, authorized employee bonuses, approved specific purchases and invoices, and took conditional action to allow sewer for Pineview Estates. Major votes and outcomes are listed below.
The Port St. Joe City Commission recorded the following formal actions on Dec. 2. Motions and vote tallies are taken from the meeting record.
- Consent agenda (minutes of Nov. 18): Motion moved by Commissioner Kerrigan; seconded; approved 5–0.
- Ordinance 6‑25 (comprehensive plan/future land use and zoning map amendment for Nolan Avenue parcels): Motion for second reading and adoption by Commissioner Langston; seconded by Mister Lowry; approved 5–0.
- Ordinance 6‑26 (regulation of sober living homes, addiction recovery residences and group homes): Motion for second reading and adoption by Commissioner Hoffman; seconded by Commissioner Lauer; approved 5–0.
- Employee Christmas bonus: Motion to allocate proceeds of surplus material sales (~$36,000) to provide approximately $400 per full‑time employee and $200 per part‑time employee; seconded by Commissioner Langston; approved 5–0.
- Stop signs/traffic control (North Park/selected intersections): Motion to install stop signs subject to neighbor outreach and coordination with planned road work; seconded and approved 5–0.
- Invoice approval: Madison Avenue road repair invoice for $33,548; motion to approve payment by Mister Mann; seconded by Mister Mallory; approved 5–0.
- Flex wing rotary cutter purchase (public works equipment): Purchase approved for $26,731.84 (within budget); motion moved by Mister McCarrie; seconded by Mister Langston; approved 5–0.
- Pineview Estates sewer: Commission authorized the city to provide sewer service to 20 lots (68 Ventures) with the condition that the developer not connect to city water until after the city‑county meeting in mid‑January (and no earlier than Feb. 1 if unresolved); motion seconded and approved.
Not all items on the agenda required or resulted in votes (the CEI change order was referred back to staff for negotiation).
