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Pinellas Park council adopts two LDC amendments, approves consent agenda with disaster payments and major purchases
Summary
On Feb. 13 the Pinellas Park City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance 2025-3 (move fees to administrative schedule) and Ordinance 2025-4 (restore final survey requirements), and approved a consent agenda that included a $398,900 sewer contract, a $9.42 million fire training tower purchase, and multi-million-dollar final Hurricane Milton payments.
At its Feb. 13 meeting the Pinellas Park City Council unanimously adopted two Land Development Code amendments and approved a consent agenda containing multiple contracts and final disaster payments.
Planning Coordinator Todd Byron presented Ordinance 2025-3, which removes the fee table from the Land Development Code (LDC) and references an administrative fee schedule adopted by Resolution 24-26. Byron told council and the public that the change was intended to keep the code aligned with an administratively maintained fee schedule. After the public hearing closed with no speakers, Vice Mayor moved to adopt Ordinance 2025-3 on second and final reading; the motion carried unanimously.
Byron also presented Ordinance 2025-4 to restore inadvertantly removed final survey requirements to the LDC. The Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended approval and, with no public comment, council approved the ordinance on second and final reading unanimously.
On the consent agenda (items C1–C11) the council approved a range of routine and capital items, including first readings for several LDC amendments; board resignations; an easement transfer; authorization to contract with CSX for removal of an obsolete signal arm; authorization to purchase sewer lining and manhole coating services (approximately $398,900); authorization to purchase a fire department training tower and simulator (listed in the agenda at approximately $9,422,684.70); and final payments related to Hurricane Milton debris removal (approximately $2,732,383.52) and dangerous tree removal (~$173,700). A council motion to approve items C1–C11 carried unanimously.
Council Member Butler moved approval of the minutes and later moved the consent agenda items; votes were recorded as unanimous for the actions taken during the meeting. No amendments or abstentions were recorded on the items described.
