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At a glance: council adopts mixed‑use PUD code, police pension clarification, airport leases and engineering agreement; accepts Q2 financial report

City of Sebastian City Council · May 27, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted ordinance O‑26‑02 creating a mixed‑use PUD zoning classification, approved a police pension reemployment clarification (O‑26‑11), approved two one‑year airport terminal lease extensions, accepted an engineering agreement for airport northwest infrastructure (CSA 18) with an 80% FDOT grant corrected to $119,455.20, and accepted the second quarter financial report (R‑26‑19).

The council approved several agenda items with minimal public controversy.

- Ordinance O‑26‑02: Council adopted a text amendment adding a mixed‑use PUD zoning classification to the land development code on second reading. Staff said first‑reading edits requested by council were implemented.

- Ordinance O‑26‑11 (police pension): Council adopted an amendment defining 'separation' for reemployment after retirement as a 30‑day break, following the pension board’s recommendation. City Attorney described the change as a definitional clarification to align with IRS guidance.

- Airport leases: Council approved one‑year lease extensions for an aviation checkride specialist tenant and for Connection Air LLC (terminal office space); staff said Connection Air is expanding operations and building hangars on the northwest side of the airport.

- Airport CSA 18 engineering agreement: Council accepted a city engineering agreement for design of an inbound access road and utilities tied to an FDOT grant; staff corrected the 80% FDOT share to $119,455.20 and noted a 20% airport operating match.

- Resolution R‑26‑19: Council accepted the second quarter financial reports recommended by the Budget Advisory Committee; staff noted a March 31 snapshot showed a temporary $1.28 million police pension fund dip that had recovered.

Each item passed on voice or roll‑call votes as recorded on the agenda.