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Votes at a glance: Neptune Beach Council actions May 4, 2026
Summary
The council approved three quasi‑judicial land‑use items for 626 Atlantic Boulevard and adopted two second‑reading ordinances (rights-of-way easement code amendment and a FY2025–26 budget amendment authorizing a vehicle purchase and interfund transfer). All recorded roll calls were unanimous.
The City of Neptune Beach Council recorded the following formal actions on May 4, 2026. All recorded votes in the meeting transcript were unanimous 'yes' votes.
- Variance V2603 (626 Atlantic Boulevard): Approved. Motion to allow a reduced primary‑street frontage build‑out (approx. 30 feet in lieu of 70 feet) to accommodate the proposed redevelopment footprint. Roll‑call 'yes' votes recorded for Councilor Messinger, Councilor Rogers, Councilor Hordak, Vice Mayor Livingston and Mayor Vineland.
- Special Exception SE2601 (626 Atlantic Boulevard — mural): Approved. Motion to allow a mural on the south and west elevations as described in staff materials. Roll‑call 'yes' votes recorded for Councilor Rogers, Councilor Hordak, Vice Mayor Livingston, Councilor Messinger and Mayor Vineland.
- Development Order DP2604 (626 Atlantic Boulevard — Fifth Third Bank): Approved. Motion to permit a one‑story, ~1,978 sq ft bank building with drive‑through and nine on‑site parking spaces; roll‑call 'yes' votes recorded for Councilor Orta, Vice Mayor Livingston, Councilor Messinger, Councilor Rogers and Mayor Vineland.
- Ordinance 2026‑04 (second reading, streets/sidewalks/easement): Adopted. Second reading and public hearing; no public comment. Roll‑call 'yes' votes recorded for Vice Mayor Livingston, Councilor Messinger, Councilor Rogers, Councilor Hordak and Mayor Vineland.
- Ordinance 2026‑05 (second reading, FY2025–26 budget amendment): Adopted. Budget amendment authorizing the purchase of a vehicle not included in the adopted budget, increasing general‑fund capital outlay appropriations, and authorizing an interfund transfer from special‑revenue funds to the general fund. Roll‑call 'yes' votes recorded for Councilor Messinger, Councilor Rogers, Councilor Hordak, Vice Mayor Livingston and Mayor Vineland.
Each action’s motion text and vote result are recorded in the city’s official minutes and in the transcript. Where the transcript lacked a named mover or seconder, the council’s clerk captured roll‑call responses by named seat.
