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Votes at a glance: Atlantic Beach commission actions, Nov. 10, 2025

City of Atlantic Beach City Commission · November 24, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 10 meeting the commission approved multiple consent resolutions, authorized a $49,600 inspection task authorization for Ahern Street (Resolution 25-107), reappointed Mayor Curtis Ford to the BMRC (one nay recorded), approved a budget ordinance (final reading), and tabled the paid-parking fee resolution to Jan. 26, 2026.

Key recorded actions and outcomes from the Atlantic Beach City Commission meeting on Nov. 10, 2025:

- Consent agenda: Resolutions 25-88, 25-99, 25-101, 25-102, 25-103 and 25-105 were approved by voice vote after no items were pulled for discussion.

- Resolution 25-107 (Ahern Street roadway improvements): Authorized the city manager to issue a task authorization to Crawford, Murphy & Tilley, Inc. for construction engineering and inspection services; staff identified $49,600 for inspection services and the resolution passed.

- Resolution 25-108 (align paid-parking fees with Neptune Beach): After extended discussion about employee parking, safety and contractual/software constraints, the commission tabled the resolution to a date certain: Jan. 26, 2026, and directed staff to negotiate with Neptune Beach and consult merchants and the Beaches Town Center Agency.

- Reappointment to Board Member Review Committee (BMRC): Motion to reappoint Mayor Curtis Ford to the BMRC carried with one recorded nay from a commissioner who said the vote reflected public objection.

- Ordinance (final reading) amending the operating budget for FY 10/01/2024' 09/30/2025: Approved on final reading after staff explained pension and employee-related adjustments.

Votes were recorded by voice in most cases; the transcript did not provide full roll-call tallies for each item. Commission direction included staff follow-ups: begin negotiations on parking, schedule a Chapter 23 workshop with the arborist, and report on parkingsupply/employee counts prior to the Jan. 26 follow-up.