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Council approves rezoning for 11227 60th Street North; mayor abstains
Summary
The council took a procedural quasi-judicial first-reading vote on Ordinance 2026-15 to rezone a parcel at 11227 60th Street North from RR to R3; the mayor abstained due to a disclosed conflict and the motion passed with three yes votes and one abstention.
The Pinellas Park City Council voted on first reading to approve Ordinance 2026-15, a zoning-map amendment that would change the zoning of a parcel at 11227 60th Street North from rural residential (RR) to single-family residential (R3).
Before the vote, the mayor said she would not participate: "I will not be voting on this one. I have filled out form 8-B because I worked for the person who is bringing this forward to city council," she said, citing a disclosed conflict. City staff indicated the presentation for the quasi-judicial public hearing is scheduled for the next council meeting; council then proceeded with a motion on first reading.
Vice Mayor Butler moved to pass the ordinance; the motion was seconded and carried. The transcript records the vote as three yes votes and one abstention (Mayor Sandra Lee Bradbury abstaining).
Because the item is quasi-judicial, the full public hearing record and any staff exhibits will be presented at the hearing shown on the agenda for the next meeting. The council's first-reading approval moves the ordinance forward in the required adoption process, subject to the formal public hearing and any procedural requirements for quasi-judicial matters.
