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At-a-glance: key votes at the Feb. 18 Daytona Beach City Commission meeting
Summary
Commissioners approved consent items and several ordinances and resolutions including a mobile food vendor ordinance (second reading), Our Lady of Lourdes gym special-use permit, a Midwest Transit plan amendment, continuation of a public-use-permit item, and two procurement resolutions for vehicles and water meters.
This is a concise summary of formal actions taken by the Daytona Beach City Commission on Feb. 18, 2026. Full discussion appears in the meeting record; this list reports motions, vote tallies and key details as stated at the meeting.
- Remote participation: Motion to allow Commissioner May to participate remotely — carried 7-0 (announcement recorded at roll call).
- Approval of minutes (01/21/2026): Motion carried 7-0.
- Agenda adopted with addendum (Volusia Forever resolution added to consent) — carried 7-0.
- Consent Agenda: Approved (motion carried 7-0).
- 9a (Ordinance, second reading) — Growth Management (Mobile food vendors, amend code sec. 103-2): No public speakers; ordinance passed 7-0 on second reading.
- 9b (Resolution, public hearing) — Our Lady of Lourdes Academy gym special-use permit (approx. 9.84 acres at 1014 N. Halifax Ave): Approved 7-0. (Commissioners directed staff to follow up on neighborhood safety and outreach.)
- 9c (Ordinance, second reading, quasi-judicial) — Second amendment to Midwest Transit Inc. Plan Development Agreement (rezoning ~226.1 acres): Approved 6-1 (one recorded no). Commissioners requested a site-plan-stage traffic-impact analysis and mitigation commitments.
- 9d (Resolution, public hearing) — Public-use permit for temporary events on 18 city-owned sites: Continued because of an advertising error; motion to continue carried 7-0 (continuance language in record contained an incorrect year).
- 10a/10b (Introductions) — Ordinances authorizing SRF loan applications for wastewater and drinking water improvements were introduced; public hearings/final action set for March 4.
- 11a (Resolution) — Public Works vehicle purchases for FY2026 at a total cost of $1,110,134.72 (list of vehicles and vendors read into the record): Approved 7-0.
- 11b (Resolution) — Utilities: Core & Main census meter equipment sole source procurement not to exceed $1,450,000 for FY2026: Approved 7-0.
These items were recorded in the official meeting minutes and the clerk announced each vote tally from the dais as shown above.
