The council addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key agenda topics included the award of a bid for a Christmas tree, an LDC workshop on subdivision regulations, and discussions regarding 37th Street development. The council reviewed and acted upon various ordinances, including amendments to code enforcement, sanitation services, water and sewer rates, and the comprehensive plan. Additionally, the meeting covered procurement items such as a change order for the pier project, an AtkinsRealis contract extension, a ground lease amendment for a boat ramp facility, the adoption of an RFQ evaluation policy, and a resolution declaring surplus city property.
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The meeting agenda includes a special appearance for a check presentation by Duke Energy. Regular agenda items feature a review of the Change Order Policy and the consideration of resolutions to adopt the Water and Wastewater Asset Management and Fiscal Sustainability Plans. Additionally, the Council will discuss the Duren Family Incentive Agreement and address various Planning and Zoning applicants.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting featured the recognition of several employees of the quarter. A representative from the Florida Rural Water Association presented detailed asset management plans for the city's water and wastewater systems, highlighting necessary annual replacement costs and the current status of infrastructure assets. The presentation covered the capital improvement planning process, the identification of critical assets, and recommendations for rate adjustments to ensure financial sustainability and adequate funding for future capital requirements.
Jul 14, 2026·Capital improvement plan
City of Mexico Beach Capital Improvement Plan 2026-2035
A multi-year capital improvement plan for the City of Mexico Beach's water and wastewater systems, covering fiscal years 2026 through 2035. The plan outlines infrastructure investments across water distribution, wastewater collection, lift stations, and treatment facilities, developed as part of the Florida Rural Water Association's Asset Management Program.
