Palm Coast City Council Business Meeting on June 3 at 6 p.m.

By-Line: Tiana Hernandez, Communications & Marketing Palm Coast Government

1. Jon Netts Community Wing Unveiling
2. Proclamation – Flagler Cares 10-Year Celebration

1. May 20, 2025, Business Meeting
2. May 27, 2025, Workshop Meeting

3. The Parks and Recreation Department will present an ordinance amending Chapter 42 of the City’s Code of Ordinances to prohibit smoking, excluding unfiltered cigars, in all City parks, trails, and facilities. This ordinance aligns with the Florida Clean Air Act and aims to promote a healthier, more welcoming environment for all park users.
4. The Community Development Department will present an ordinance requesting to rezone .46 acres located at 49 and 51 Pine Crest Lane from the SFR-3 zoning district to the SFR-2 zoning district. This change will allow Flagler Habitat for Humanity, Inc. to develop one single-family home on each lot, bringing the properties into conformance with the Land Development Code.

5. The Community Development Department will present an ordinance amending Chapter 29, Article II of the City’s Code of Ordinances to update transportation impact fee rates. The change is based on a comprehensive technical report and an extraordinary circumstances study prepared by LTG, Inc. and NUE Urban Concepts, LLC. The update ensures compliance with Florida statutes by using the most recent localized data. The city council will consider whether to adopt the fully calculated rates or an alternative phased approach.
6. The Stormwater & Engineering Department will present an ordinance amending Chapter 29, Article IV of the City’s Code of Ordinances to update fire and rescue impact fee rates. The adjustment is based on a comprehensive study and an extraordinary circumstances analysis conducted by Raftelis. The updated fees reflect increased capital needs due to projected growth and meet statutory requirements.
7. The Stormwater & Engineering Department will present an ordinance amending Chapter 29, Article III of the City’s Code of Ordinances to update park system impact fee rates based on a comprehensive study. The updated fee of $3,164 per residential unit reflects a 73% increase, following City Council’s direction to revise the project list

8. The Information Technology Department will present a resolution approving an option and ground release agreement with Diamond Towers V, LLC for a telecommunications tower at 350 Palm Coast Pkwy NE. The 150-foot tower will support at least four carriers and improve citywide cellular coverage as part of the Wireless Master Plan.
9. The Information Technology Department will present a resolution approving an option and ground release agreement with Wireless Edge Towers III, LLC for a telecommunications tower at 50 Citation Blvd. The 150-foot tower, identified as Site S1 in the Wireless Master Plan, will support at least four carriers and house City equipment for water meter radio reads.

1. The Stormwater & Engineering Department will present a resolution approving piggyback contracts with New Smyrna Beach Utilities and Sparks Concrete, LLC for citywide concrete and asphalt services on an as-needed basis. This approach allows the City to secure competitive pricing without the need for a separate bidding process.
2. The Stormwater & Engineering Department will present a resolution approving master services agreements with five firms for citywide geotechnical and laboratory services. These agreements will support safe and reliable infrastructure growth by providing soil testing, material inspections, and related services on an as-needed basis.
3. The Information Technology Department will present a resolution approving a contract with Axon for the implementation of the FUSUS video surveillance platform. The $304,439.12 five-year agreement will enable secure, real-time sharing of City-owned camera feeds with the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, enhancing public safety while maintaining City control over its infrastructure and cybersecurity.
4. The City Administration will present a resolution approving the Strategic Action Plan Priorities. The resolution reaffirms the City Council’s continued support of Palm Coast’s Vision, Mission, Values, and Goals, as outlined in the annually reviewed Strategic Action Plan.