David Micka

The meeting includes a call to order and public comment session, followed by the main agenda item which involves the review of proposals received in response to the RFP for Grant Writing Services.

The meeting agenda includes discussions regarding the status of the DROP program, the introduction of new board members, and deliberations on the Fire DROP. Financial actions involve the authorization of various payments for consulting, legal, and administrative services. Additionally, the Board will review investment performance reports covering multiple periods.

The meeting agenda includes several key discussion topics such as the approval of site plans for properties on Redwood Avenue and Sixth Avenue. Unfinished business items involve the review of requests for proposals for grant writing, general planner, and non-ad valorem assessment funding advisory services. New business topics include a tree planting project, a budget update, authorization for a financial advisor and general obligation bond, a grant application for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, discussion regarding a stormwater pump, and a request for proposal for road assessment and maintenance services. Additionally, the commission will review departmental reports from various town departments and boards.

The Board of Adjustment meeting included a public hearing regarding a coastal construction variance application for a property on Atlantic Street. The discussion centered on foundation requirements for a fiberglass pool, specifically whether pile-support was necessary based on Department of Environmental Protection permits and construction plans. The Board ultimately approved the variance with a contingency requiring clarification from the Department of Environmental Protection regarding piling requirements. Additionally, the Board discussed administrative improvements for future application documents.

The board discussed a site plan approval for a residential addition at 2103 Redwood Ave. Additionally, the agenda included a site plan review for 222 Sixth Ave and a discussion on a proposed ordinance concerning landscaping and trees.