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Votes at a glance: St. Johns County BCC actions, June 16, 2026

St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners · June 16, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a wide consent agenda, enacted five ordinances (Nos. 2026‑19 through 2026‑23) for rezonings and PUD modifications, and authorized multiple resolutions for grants, easements, and contracts.

At the June 16 St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners meeting the board approved a broad consent agenda and enacted a series of ordinances and resolutions.

Key outcomes: - Consent Agenda approved (motion by Whitehurst, seconded by Joseph; carried 5‑0). The consent list included Resolutions Nos. 2026‑192 through 2026‑211 covering equitable‑sharing proceeds, grant application authorizations, easements, a traffic‑signal funding recognition of $228,000, task orders, and contract awards. Notable consent awards included Task Order 18 to PBM Constructors (lump sum $973,353.43) and an RFQ award for CEI services for the Pavement Management Program. - Ordinances enacted: No. 2026‑19 (REZ 2026‑01, 3025 Old Moultrie Road), No. 2026‑20 (MAJMOD 2026‑02 Ashford Mills PUD), No. 2026‑21 (MAJMOD 2025‑11 Golfway Centre PUD), No. 2026‑22 (REZ 2026‑02, 177 Surfside Ave), and No. 2026‑23 (REZ 2026‑04, SR 16 Commercial). Votes on land‑use ordinances were recorded in the minutes; Golfway Centre was a 3‑2 decision.

Several items required staff follow‑up (wetland mitigation monitoring for Golfway Centre, updates to zoning maps for rezoned properties, and County Attorney draft work on a proposed data‑center moratorium). Consent Item 23 (a historical‑resources grant application for the Armstrong‑Arnold House) was pulled for separate consideration.