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Indian Harbour Beach approves first reading of boat-parking ordinance; backs setbacks, interlocal agreement and muck-removal contract
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Indian Harbour Beach City Council approved the first reading of a boats-and-boat-trailers parking ordinance (4-1), approved a minimum P2 zoning setback, authorized a revised interlocal agreement with Brevard County on the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program, and awarded a continuing services contract to Applied Ecology for dredging and muck removal.
The Indian Harbour Beach City Council on June 9 approved several measures including the first reading of a boats-and-boat-trailers parking ordinance, a P2 zoning setback, an interlocal agreement with Brevard County on lagoon restoration, and a continuing services contract for sediment dredging.
The boats-and-boat-trailers parking ordinance cleared first reading by a 4-1 vote. If the ordinance passes a second reading at the next council meeting it will take effect June 24, according to the city recap prepared by Ori Covert, the city’s Assistant to the City Manager. The city has posted the ordinance text and details on IndianHarbourBeach.gov.
The council also voted to approve a minimum setback requirement for buildings in P2 zoning; the meeting recap did not specify the vote tally for that action. Councilors authorized staff to sign a revised interlocal agreement with Brevard County related to the Save Our Indian River Lagoon program and received an update on associated restoration efforts referenced in the recap as the "Soral" project (spelling as stated in the meeting summary).
In one of the meeting’s procurement actions, the city awarded Applied Ecology a continuing services contract for sediment dredging and management tied to the city’s muck-removal project; the recap did not list contract value or term. Council members also announced two community events: a time capsule reveal on July 3 and an America 250th celebration on July 30 that will feature a golf-cart parade.
The recap did not include individual roll-call vote names for measures other than the boats-ordinance first-reading tally, and it did not provide specific budget figures or contract terms for the Applied Ecology award.
