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Council discusses food-truck fee cut, midyear budget amendment, and septic-to-sewer outreach
Summary
Councilman Brandon Ludwig proposed reducing the local food-truck fee from $250 to $150 and will bring an action item; the council expects a midyear budget amendment and Councilman Ryan Knight volunteered to lead resident education on possible septic-to-sewer conversion costs.
Councilman Brandon Ludwig proposed amending the local fee schedule to reduce the food-truck fee from $250 in the first year to $150 for local vendors and will bring the proposal as an action item at a future meeting. The council discussed the geographic definition of "local" and options ranging from greater Keystone Heights to several nearby ZIP codes.
Councilman Dan Lewandowski summarized a February Budget and Finance Committee meeting and said a midyear budget amendment will be presented to the full council at a future meeting. Councilman Ryan Knight raised the complexities of potential septic-to-sewer conversions, urged early resident education on requirements and likely future costs, and offered to be the council lead for outreach and a possible public information article. Mayor Nina Rodenroth reported meetings with school and county representatives about planning a homecoming parade and attended a Florida League of City Mayors session on crisis management.
