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At-a-glance: Port St. Lucie council approves multiple ordinances and rezoning items Jan. 12
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting the council approved a block of zoning and easement ordinances, multiple small-scale comprehensive plan amendments, and several resolutions authorizing right-of-way and multimodal easement actions; most items were approved after public hearings with no speakers.
Port St. Lucie — The City Council approved a package of ordinances and resolutions on Jan. 12 that included zoning updates, easement abandonments, small-scale comprehensive plan amendments and local agency agreements.
Key items approved: - Ordinance 25‑80 (second reading): amends maximum building height for public buildings in the institutional zoning district (approved). - Ordinance 25‑81 (second reading): abandons a portion of a 20-foot rear utility and drainage easement (approved). - Ordinance 25‑85 (second reading): conveys a temporary construction easement to Storage Cap Port St. Lucie LP for sanitary sewer construction (approved). - Ordinances 25‑73, 25‑74, 25‑75 (first readings): city‑initiated small‑scale comprehensive plan amendments to change future land use designations for specific parcels, consistent with planning staff recommendations (approved on first reading). - Ordinances 26‑01 through 26‑12 (various items): multiple easement abandonments and a rezoning of 0.92 acres to the utility zoning district to align with the city’s utilities inventory (approved after public hearings with no public testimony). - Resolution 26‑R‑03 and 26‑R‑04: real property acquisition for Parr Drive corridor roundabouts and authorization to enter a local agency program agreement with the state for roadway improvements (approved).
Most items were routine and had no public speakers; planning staff presented background and the Planning & Zoning Board recommendations (unanimous votes) were cited for the comp plan items. Council approved the consent agenda and then took each ordinance/resolution in turn; several items were tabled earlier in the meeting (10l, 10m, 11b).
