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Vero Beach council approves $5,750 special assessment lien for septic-system upgrade at 2805 Atlantic Boulevard
Summary
The City of Vero Beach City Council approved a resolution establishing a $5,750 special assessment lien to fund a septic tank effluent pump (STEP) system at 2805 Atlantic Boulevard. The measure passed on a 5–0 roll-call vote.
The City of Vero Beach City Council on May 12 approved a resolution establishing a special assessment lien of $5,750 to fund installation of a septic tank effluent pump (STEP) system serving 2805 Atlantic Boulevard.
The measure was introduced on the consent agenda and moved, seconded and approved following a roll-call vote recorded as 5–0. The council did not receive public comment on the item before the vote. The resolution’s text specifies the assessment amount ($5,750) and provides for an effective date for placing the lien to recover the cost of the STEP system.
Mayor John Coutinho presided over the vote; the City Clerk recorded the roll call and announced the resolution passed unanimously. The council characterized this as a standard property-assessment action to recover the cost of a required wastewater system upgrade for the parcel at the listed address.
The council will implement the special-assessment process as provided in the resolution; no further conditions or amendments were recorded during the meeting.
