Kevin G. Schmidt

The meeting included a presentation of the Zoning Director's report and findings regarding short-term rentals. The Board reviewed and acted upon two specific cases concerning applications for vacation rentals located at 3936 5th Street and 9227 Dayton Avenue.

The meeting included a discussion regarding land use and legislative bill versions.

The Town Council conducted a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2022 budget. Key agenda items included the appointment of a new member to the Tree Committee, the introduction of ordinances regarding ethics law amendments and operating budgets, and the approval of the town's fee schedule resolution. Additionally, the Mayor provided updates on planned waterfront changes for the year, and the council concluded by entering a closed session to discuss a matter related to competitive bidding or proposal strategy.

The meeting included a discussion regarding the approval and ordering of a modified town banner design. The committee reviewed the upcoming Taste of the Beaches event, noting the collaborative efforts between towns and volunteer opportunities. Additionally, committee goals were prioritized, focusing on town partnerships, marketing, and beautification projects, including the potential implementation of plaques for Yard of the Month award winners.

The committee reviewed bids submitted for the North Beach Compound Flood Action Plan. Three firms submitted proposals, and the committee evaluated their qualifications and costs. Based on a thorough review and reference checks with previous clients, the committee determined that BayLand Consultants and Designers, Inc. offered the best value and capability for the project. An action item was assigned to prepare a recommendation memo for the Town Council.