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Votes at a glance: Stuart special meeting, Aug. 3, 2026
Summary
Commissioners voted unanimously to send Ordinance No. 2553-2026 (ball fields referendum language) to a second reading on Aug. 17, 2026 after minor edits; motion passed on roll call with four affirmative votes recorded.
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Outcome: The commission amended and approved a motion to move Ordinance No. 2553-2026 to a second reading. The amended motion added the word "ballot" after "general election" in the ordinance title and corrected minor scrivener errors.
Roll call on the amended motion recorded the following: Commissioner Rich — Yes; Commissioner Clark — Yes; Commissioner Gioby — Yes; Mary Reid — Yes. The motion passed unanimously and the commission adjourned the special meeting. The second reading is scheduled for Aug. 17, 2026 so staff can complete corrections and meet county ballot deadlines.
Details: The ordinance would require voter approval by referendum before the city may sell, convey or lease for more than one year any city-owned property containing recreational ball fields. City Attorney Lee Baggett will update the business-impact statement and the posted materials prior to the next meeting.
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