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Moore Haven council approves TEFRA resolution to advance potential utility bonds for First Coast Regional Project
Summary
At a Sept. 3 special meeting, the Moore Haven City Council approved TEFRA Resolution No. 2025-10 to advance consideration of potential CaPFA utility system revenue bonds for the First Coast Regional Project; the minutes record the motion carried and do not include a roll-call tally.
Moore Haven — The City Council approved TEFRA Resolution No. 2025-10 on Sept. 3, 2025, advancing consideration of potential CaPFA utility system revenue bonds for the First Coast Regional Project. The special meeting began at 5:15 p.m. at City Hall, 299 Riverside Drive, and adjourned at 5:18 p.m.
Singelton stated the TEFRA hearing had been held earlier that morning and described the session as a second hearing intended to increase the potential bond amount. Attorney Steve Ramunni read Resolution No. 2025-10 by title during the meeting.
Council member RaShonda Croskey moved to approve the TEFRA resolution; Council member Alisha Beck seconded. The minutes record "Motion carried." The minutes do not list a roll-call vote or individual vote tallies.
The minutes list Mayor Wayne Browning; Vice Mayor and financial officer Marcus “Marc” Decker; Council members Alisha Beck, Bradley Smith and RaShonda Croskey as present, and name Ashley Wills as city clerk, Larry Tibbs as city manager, Brad Simmons as public works superintendent and Steve Ramunni as attorney. The special meeting lasted roughly three minutes; the minutes state the meeting adjourned at 5:18 p.m.
The minutes are not verbatim and indicate that a digital recording of the meeting is available for those who wish to hear the full proceedings.
