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Votes at a glance: Dunedin commission approves consent items, delays historic-preservation measures
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Summary
At its April 16 meeting, the Dunedin City Commission approved consent-agenda items including a $63,511.58 payment to Duke Energy and a $200,324 contract to Cardinal Fence LLC for athletic-field fencing, and tabled Ordinance 25-02 and Resolution 25-13 for historic preservation.
The Dunedin City Commission recorded the following formal outcomes at its April 16 meeting:
- Consent agenda approvals: The commission approved several consent items, including minutes and a customer contribution payment to Duke Energy for two 2,500 kVA transformers at the wastewater-treatment plant in the amount of $63,511.58, and the Leland Chase Outdoor Gallery public-art project phase 3 (artist stipend and third-party installation, not to exceed $3,000). (Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as unanimous.)
- Cinco de Mayo license: The commission approved a revocable license agreement for the Cinco de Mayo celebration to be held May 5. (Motion and unanimous approval recorded.)
- Athletic-field fence contract: After questions from commissioners, parks staff explained bid tabulation and scope. The commission approved a contract to Cardinal Fence LLC for athletic-field fence replacement in the amount of $200,324. (Motion passed unanimously.)
- Historic-preservation measures tabled: The commission tabled Ordinance 25-02 (amending Chapter 111 of the land-development code on historic preservation) and Resolution 25-13 (certificate-of-appropriateness matrix) pending further review by the Florida Division of Historic Resources and the National Park Service.
Votes were recorded in the meeting transcript as unanimous “Aye” responses; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally by individual commissioner name for each item.
