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Lazy Lake council adopts updated floodplain ordinance, designates mayor as administrator
Summary
The Village Council adopted Ordinance 25-02 on second reading, updating floodplain management to reflect revised flood insurance maps, naming the mayor as Floodplain Administrator, and revising the definition of market value; council discussed a future interlocal agreement with Broward County for operational administration.
The Village Council of Lazy Lake voted 5-0 to adopt Ordinance 25-02 on second reading, updating the village’s floodplain management rules to identify the effective date of the revised flood insurance study and rate maps, designate the mayor as Floodplain Administrator, and update the definition of market value.
Council discussion noted that, for operational expertise, the village may later pursue an interlocal agreement with Broward County to have the county act as the floodplain administrator. The council recorded no amendments to the ordinance and approved it by roll call. The ordinance passage was moved by Council Member Jeff Grenell and seconded by Council Member Warren Nadeau.
Next steps noted in the meeting minutes include clarifying administrative responsibilities and executing any interlocal agreement if the council decides to delegate operational duties to Broward County. The minutes do not specify an effective date beyond the ordinance language; implementation timing was not further detailed in the recorded discussion.
