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Votes at a glance: Lighthouse Point commission actions Sept. 24, 2024

Lighthouse Point City Commission · September 24, 2024
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Summary

On Sept. 24 the Lighthouse Point City Commission approved multiple routine and project-related items including a contract for city legal services, a waiver of the bid process for a park fence replacement, and a first reading to update the city's Solid Waste code. The commission also adopted the code-enforcement fee changes noted in separate coverage.

Key actions taken by the Lighthouse Point City Commission on Sept. 24, 2024:

- Resolution 2024-26-36 (consent agenda): Approved designation of an independent-contractor professional services agreement with the named law firm and authorization for Michael Cirillo Jr. to execute the agreement; motion carried 5-0.

- Resolution 2024-26-40 (code enforcement fees): Approved as amended (see separate article) to impose a $150 administrative fee when an order assessing fines is entered, a $350 lien-settlement application fee, and to retain $1,500 fees for partial releases/releases of foreclosed liens; motion carried 5-0.

- Resolution 2024-26-41 (contract award): Waived the bid process and authorized an agreement with LTG Carlson Fence LLC to replace the west fence at Danwick Park for $38,000, plus $2,000 for removal and a $4,000 contingency; motion carried 5-0. Staff noted LTG is on-site and can begin work within 60 days of notice to proceed. Staff also raised potential additional improvements (a curb to reduce clay runoff and an option to change part of the south field from sod to synthetic turf) and will return with cost details.

- Ordinance 2824-1047 (first reading): Approved on first reading to repeal and replace Articles 1 and 2 of Chapter 8 (Solid Waste) to align city code with the current franchise contract and service model; motion carried 5-0.

All votes were voice votes with the clerk recording a 5-0 tally where noted. No individual roll-call vote totals by commissioner were recorded in the transcript.