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Key Colony Beach commission unanimously tables Planning & Zoning recommendation on flood and comprehensive plan amendments
Summary
City Commission voted unanimously Sept. 19 to table a Planning & Zoning recommendation on Peril of Flood and Comprehensive Plan amendments after City Clerk Silvia Roussin requested postponement until October due to the absence of a city planner. Public attendance was recorded as zero.
The Key Colony Beach City Commission voted unanimously Sept. 19 to table a Planning & Zoning Board recommendation on Peril of Flood and Comprehensive Plan amendments after City Clerk Silvia Roussin asked that the item be postponed until October because the city currently lacks a planner.
City Clerk Silvia Roussin told the commission she recommended postponing the matter until October “due to the current lack of a city planner.” Commissioner Tom DiFransico moved to table the item; Commissioner Tom Harding seconded. Mayor Joey Raspe called for a rollcall vote and the motion passed unanimously.
The postponement was placed on the agenda for the public hearing held at Marble Hall, 600 W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony Beach, which convened at 9:30 a.m. Vice‑Mayor Freddie Foster and Commissioner Doug Colonell attended via Zoom. The clerk recorded zero members of the public in attendance. The meeting adjourned at 9:33 a.m.
The agenda lists the Planning & Zoning materials tied to the item as the Aug. 12, 2024 Planning & Zoning minutes and recommendation, commissioner comments from Aug. 15, 2024, and a 2024 draft Comprehensive Plan with proposed revisions. The transcript indicates the item had been previously tabled at the Aug. 15, 2024 public hearing; no substantive discussion or public comment on the merits of the amendments is recorded in the transcript for Sept. 19.
Next steps: the commission did not debate the substance of the Planning & Zoning recommendation on Sept. 19; the matter was formally tabled to October pending availability of a city planner and will reappear on a future agenda for further consideration.
