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Votes at a glance: Redington Shores board approves two ordinances, appointments and a sewer contract
Summary
At its Aug. 13 meeting, the Redington Shores Board unanimously adopted two ordinances, approved a piggyback contract for sewer and stormwater projects, supported a regional board nomination and appointed Melissa Fultz as town clerk.
The Redington Shores Board of Commissioners approved multiple routine items during its Aug. 13 meeting, voting unanimously on two ordinances and several administrative and contract matters.
Ordinances - ORD 2025-03 (change title from Town Administrator to Town Manager): read by Town Attorney Rob Eschenfelder at second reading and adopted unanimously (mover: Commissioner Larry Maynard; second: Commissioner CJ Hoyt). - ORD 2025-04 (election district revision): read by Eschenfelder at second reading and adopted unanimously (mover: Vice Mayor Erin Schoos; second: Commissioner CJ Hoyt).
Contracts and appointments - Piggyback contract for sewer and stormwater improvement projects: Vice Mayor Erin Schoos moved to approve, Commissioner Doug Harr seconded; motion passed unanimously. - Support for BIG-C / Forward Pinellas Board nomination: the commission voted to support Madeira Beach Mayor Brooks as the BIG-C nominee to Forward Pinellas (mover: Commissioner CJ Hoyt; second: Commissioner Larry Maynard); the vote was unanimous. - Appointment of Town Clerk: Town Manager Margaret Carey recommended Deputy Clerk Melissa Fultz, who was appointed by motion of Commissioner Larry Maynard and seconded by Commissioner Doug Harr; the vote was unanimous.
No recorded public comment or extended debate occurred on these items during the meeting; all motions passed with unanimous 'yay' votes. The board did not assign any immediate implementation deadlines in the minutes for the approved measures.
