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Cloud Lake council adopts mitigation and transportation resolutions, approves March fitness proclamation
Summary
The Cloud Lake Town Council unanimously approved a March “Let’s Move” proclamation and adopted Res. No. 2025‑01 (local mitigation strategy) and Res. No. 2025‑02 (support for a countywide transportation plan). All motions passed 4–0 with one member absent.
The Cloud Lake Town Council on Feb. 13 unanimously approved a proclamation encouraging residents to pledge 30 minutes of daily exercise during March and adopted two resolutions aimed at hazard mitigation and regional transportation planning.
Council adopted Res. No. 2025‑01, which satisfies the Local Mitigation Strategy requirement for federal mitigation assistance and supports participation in the Community Rating System, enabling potential flood‑insurance discounts for town residents. The resolution was moved by Council Member John Tyson, seconded by Council Member Kathleen Hoock, and passed on a 4–0 vote with Council Member Alexandra Powell‑Sardinas absent.
The council also adopted Res. No. 2025‑02 expressing support for a countywide transportation plan and for collaboration among the county, municipalities and taxing districts on procurement and consultant oversight. That resolution was moved by Council Member Hoock, seconded by Council Member Tyson, and passed 4–0 with one absence.
In the same consent‑agenda portion of the meeting, the council authorized Mayor Russ Nidy to issue the “Let’s Move Palm Beach County” proclamation for March. The consent agenda (including the January meeting minutes and the Clerk’s and Financial Reports) was approved by motion of Council Member Hoock, seconded by Council Member Tyson, on a 4–0 vote.
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda (minutes and reports): Motion by Kathleen Hoock; seconded by John Tyson; outcome: approved 4–0 (Powell‑Sardinas absent). - Proclamation — Let’s Move Palm Beach County (March): Motion by Kathleen Hoock; seconded by John Tyson; outcome: approved 4–0 (Powell‑Sardinas absent). - Res. No. 2025‑01 (PBC Local Mitigation Strategy Plan): Motion by John Tyson; seconded by Kathleen Hoock; outcome: adopted 4–0 (Powell‑Sardinas absent). - Res. No. 2025‑02 (support countywide transportation plan): Motion by Kathleen Hoock; seconded by John Tyson; outcome: adopted 4–0 (Powell‑Sardinas absent).
The council recorded that Council Member Powell‑Sardinas was absent for all votes. The resolutions position the town to remain eligible for mitigation funding and to participate in regional transportation planning; staff and the mayor will follow up on implementation steps as outlined in the respective resolutions.
The meeting adjourned at 8:22 p.m.
