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Longwood commission approves first readings of code updates, funds sports-complex lighting and OKs legal-rate change
Summary
The Longwood City Commission on Dec. 1 approved first readings of multiple ordinances required by recent state law changes, authorized $10,493.84 to add lights at the Candyland sports complex, and approved an amendment to the city attorney services agreement, each vote recorded 4–0 with one commissioner absent.
The Longwood City Commission on Dec. 1 approved first readings of several code and plan changes tied to recent state law updates, authorized a small budget amendment to add lights at a sports complex, and approved a contract-rate amendment for the city attorney's firm.
The commission read and approved first readings for four items: Ordinance 25-22-75, establishing a waiver and reasonable-accommodation procedure for certified recovery residences; Ordinance 25-22-76, updating the comprehensive plan to reflect the city's mobility fee and bicycle/pedestrian master plan; Ordinance 25-22-77,…
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