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Votes at a glance: Resolutions and contracts approved by Deltona commission, July 20, 2026
Summary
The commission approved multiple consent resolutions and contract awards on July 20, including assessments for stormwater and street lighting, a citywide lawn services contract, and several advisory board items; tallies and key details are listed below.
The Deltona City Commission approved a slate of consent items and contracts on July 20. Below are the principal votes, the outcome and a one‑sentence note on each item.
• Resolution 2026‑55 (Lake McGarity assessment): Advertised maximum set at $0. Staff explained the assessment must be advertised at $0 because it was prepared by residents. (Procedural clarification; advertised amount $0.)
• Resolution 2026‑56 (assessment with WastePro adjustments): Approved by voice vote 4–3 after staff explained contractual increases and a 7.98% landfill cost increase from Volusia County. (Vote 4–3.)
• Resolution 2026‑57 (stormwater annual assessment — proposed $210/ERU phased increase): Approved 6–1; staff confirmed this is the third year of a multi‑year phase and the rates will increase annually as previously scheduled.
• Resolution 2026‑58 (street‑lighting districts; maximum annual assessment): Approved unanimously; staff clarified this applies to decorative/private neighborhood lighting requested by property owners and is not citywide.
• Resolution 2026‑59 (nuisance abatement assessment for specified properties): Approved unanimously; staff said the assessment applies only to the named properties and additions would return to the commission annually.
• Resolution 2026‑63 (award of ITB 26023 — lawn & landscaping services): Awarded to Quality By Design as low bidder; motion passed 5–2.
• Advisory board reports and proclamations (items 7g–7i) and recognitions: Approved (various tallies; recorded in roll calls).
Each approved item will return to staff for implementation as appropriate — contract awards will proceed to contract execution and assessments will be administered according to the resolution terms and applicable statutory notice requirements.
