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Votes at a glance: Budget rollover, church additions, comp plan transmittal, records policy and grant approvals

Lynn Haven City Commission · January 30, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners approved multiple administrative items including a $2M budget rollover, development additions for Central Pentecostal Ministries, comp‑plan transmittal, an updated public records policy, a shared RAFTELUS rate‑study agreement, and a Safe Routes to School grant application.

At the meeting the Lynn Haven City Commission approved several resolutions and orders by roll call. Key outcomes:

- Budget adjustment (FY25→FY26): Approved. Staff will roll forward just over $2,000,000 in prior‑year purchase orders into FY26 to complete previously authorized projects.

- Central Pentecostal Ministries (2731 Highway 77): Approved. The commission authorized development order approvals for two fellowship‑hall additions totaling approximately 5,820 square feet after staff and the city’s reviewer (Dewberry) found compliance with ULDC and stormwater requirements.

- Comprehensive Plan Amendments (Ordinance 11‑76 AR, first reading/transmittal): Approved on first reading for transmittal to state review (administrative corrections to align with state statute and prior adoption).

- Public Records Policy (Resolution 2026‑01‑516): Approved with amendment clarifying commissioners’ access for official duties; the policy sets an administrative 'extensive request' threshold at 30 minutes and uses a 2‑minute per‑page estimate for cost projections.

- Interlocal RAFTELUS Rate Studies: Approved. The city agreed to pay 50% of three county‑led rate‑study task orders (city share: $62,500), funded from the water/sewer budgets.

- Safe Routes to School (Phase 2) application: Approved. The grant request totals $601,097.74; if awarded the city/CRA would be responsible for a contingency amount of roughly $116,630.90.

All listed approvals were recorded by roll call during the meeting; where staff noted budgeted funds or contingencies, the commission confirmed funding sources or CRA contingency plans.