Palmetto Bay public meetings in 2025
44 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to decide on two ordinances: one to change the Future Land Use Map designation for a property south of SW 168 Street to Parks and Recreation, and another to adopt the 2025 Capital Improvements Element update. A resolution for a rear setback variance at 7660 SW 170 Street will also be considered. The meeting follows procedural rules for public comment and decorum.
- Amend Future Land Use Map designation for property south of SW 168 Street to Parks and Recreation
- Adopt 2025 Capital Improvements Element update with five-year schedule
- Consider rear setback variance at 7660 SW 170 Street (12-foot setback vs. 25-foot requirement)
Regular Council
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold its regular December meeting to discuss ordinances, resolutions, and public comments. Items include first readings on a youth entrepreneurship vending program in village parks and a definition for censure, as well as second readings on park fee schedule updates and executive session confidentiality rules.
- Ordinance for youth entrepreneurship vending zones at Coral Reef Park and Palmetto Bay Park
- Ordinance amending park fee schedules in Chapter 20 of the Village Code
- Resolution accepting $1,435,500 grant from Florida DEP for Sub-Basin 12 and Sub-Basin 42 water-quality projects
- Resolution authorizing auction of surplus village property
- Resolution establishing Palmetto Bay PALS volunteer wellness check program
Special Council Meeting
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold a special meeting to decide on ordinances and resolutions including changing public meeting start times, limiting agenda continuances, renewing a state lobbying contract, and approving a vehicle lease agreement. The council will also discuss a new public art call for a traffic circle and adopt a 2026 legislative agenda.
- Amend Village Code to move public meetings from 7:00 PM to 4:00 PM
- Limit continuances of agenda items requiring supermajority vote
- Renew one-year professional state lobbying contract with GrayRobinson, P.A.
- Approve $107,040.84 master equity lease for 10 vehicles across three departments
- Advertise new call for public art at SW 152 Street & Old Cutler Road traffic circle
Attorney Client Executive Session- Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08
The Mayor and Village Council will meet in a closed attorney-client executive session. The body will discuss settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures regarding Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08 (Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay).
- Discussion of settlement negotiations for Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08
- Review of litigation expenditures for Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay
Regular Council
The Village Council will discuss ordinances regarding the required use of village-issued electronic devices and the potential change of public meeting start times from 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The body will also consider resolutions for ecological restoration and vehicle fleet replacement.
- Proposed ordinance requiring Council members and charter officers to use village-issued devices
- Proposed change of public meeting start time to 4:00 p.m.
- Contract for ecological restoration at The Woods with Institute for Regional Conservation not to exceed $194,500
- Lease agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management for 10 vehicles not to exceed $107,040.84 over three years
- Zoning variance for pool setbacks at 14540 SW 75 Ave
Special Council Meeting- Attorney-Client Session
The Mayor and Village Council will meet in a closed attorney-client executive session. The body will discuss settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures regarding Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08, Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay.
- Executive session regarding Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay (Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08)
Special Council Meeting- Part 1
The Village Council will discuss ordinances regarding procurement transparency and parks and recreation fee schedules. The meeting includes several proposed resolutions covering local business initiatives, tree preservation, and travel reimbursement policies.
- Ordinance to require three-business-day notice for service procurements between $1,000 and $25,000
- Proposed amendment to Parks and Recreation fee schedules in Chapter 20
- Resolution to formally censure Councilmember Marsha Matson
- Resolution regarding the settlement of Stephen Cody v. Village of Palmetto Bay and Mark Merwitzer
- Resolution establishing tree preservation protocols for Village-owned or leased property
Special Council Meeting- Part 2
The Village Council will discuss ordinances regarding procurement transparency and parks and recreation fees. The meeting includes several proposed resolutions concerning local business prioritization, tree preservation, and a formal censure of Councilmember Marsha Matson.
- Ordinance requiring three-business-day notice for service procurements between $1,000 and $25,000
- Ordinance amending Parks and Recreation fee schedules
- Resolution to issue a formal censure to Councilmember Marsha Matson
- Resolution to settle the case of Stephen Cody v. Village of Palmetto Bay and Mark Merwitzer
- Resolution adopting a comprehensive travel and expense reimbursement policy
Zoning Hearing
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to decide on three public resolutions and three ordinances, including a variance for a front pool setback at 14540 SW 75 Ave and updates to parking fees and regulations. The meeting also includes first readings of ordinances to amend the Future Land Use Map and adopt the 2025 Capital Improvements Element.
- Front pool setback variance at 14540 SW 75 Ave (59 ft 2 in vs. required 75 ft)
- Parking fee and regulation updates for on-street paid zones
- 20% fee reduction for single-family homeowners on variance hearings
- Amendment to Future Land Use Map for property south of SW 168 St (change to Parks and Recreation)
- Adoption of 2025 Capital Improvements Element with five-year schedule
Local Planning Agency Meeting
The Local Planning Agency will hold a public hearing to consider a land use map change. The body is reviewing a recommendation to reclassify a specific property from residential to recreational use.
- Proposed change of Future Land Use Map designation for "The Woods" (south of SW 168 Street between SW 88th Ave and SW 88th Ct) from "Estate Density Residential" to "Parks and Recreation"
Regular Council
The Village Council will discuss ordinances regarding the use of village-issued electronic devices, public record request payments, and procurement transparency. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts and a $305,000 transit grant.
- Grant of $305,000 from Florida Department of Transportation for on-demand micro-transit services
- Contract for sidewalk repairs and installation with Metro Express, Inc. not to exceed $100,000
- Contract for Coral Reef Park tennis court resurfacing ($49,852) and perimeter fencing ($83,754)
- Proposed ordinance requiring three-day notice to Council for service procurements between $1,000 and $25,000
- Proposed ordinance creating a policy for the required use of village-issued devices
Special Council Meeting- Attorney-Client Session
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold a closed attorney-client executive session to discuss settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures for the Circuit Court case Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay (Case No. 2020-023918 CA-8). The meeting follows procedural opening remarks and will adjourn after the executive session.
- Closed executive session to discuss legal strategy for Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay (Case No. 2020-023918 CA-8)
- Council to receive advice on settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures
Regular Council - Part 1 of 2
The Village Council will discuss several ordinances regarding council benefits, device usage, and public record requests. The body is also reviewing a revenue-share agreement for the indoor pickleball center and a traffic calming design contract.
- Agreement with Diadem Sports, LLC for management of the indoor pickleball center
- Contract with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for traffic calming at SW 87th Avenue and SW 168th Street not to exceed $99,920.00
- Proposed ordinance for $500 monthly health benefits for two years per four-year term of service
- Proposed ordinance requiring council members to pay for official public records requests
- Proposed resolution to formally censure Councilmember Marsha Matson
Second Budget Hearing
The Village Council holds its second public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget and millage rate. Two ordinances are scheduled for second reading and public hearing: one adopting a millage rate of 2.3018 (4.50% higher than the rollback rate) and another approving the full annual budget. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.
- Adopt millage rate of 2.3018 for FY2025-26 (4.50% above rollback rate of 2.2025)
- Approve FY2025-26 annual budget
Regular Council- Part 2 of 2
The Village Council will discuss several ordinances regarding council benefits, device usage, and public record requests. The body is also reviewing resolutions for a pickleball center operation agreement and a traffic calming design project.
- Agreement with Diadem Sports, LLC for management of the indoor pickleball center
- Contract for Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for traffic calming at SW 87th Avenue and SW 168th Street not to exceed $99,920.00
- Proposed ordinance for $500 monthly health benefits for two years per four-year term of service
- Proposed ordinance requiring the use of Village-issued electronic devices during public meetings
- Proposed resolution to formally censure Councilmember Marsha Matson
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to consider three ordinances on first reading: one to amend on-street parking regulations with new time restrictions and fees, another to reduce single-family homeowner variance hearing fees by 20%, and a third to designate an administrative authority for plat approvals under state law. The meeting also includes public comments and a major projects update.
- Amend on-street parking regulations with new time restrictions and fee structure
- Reduce single-family homeowner variance hearing fees by 20%
- Designate administrative authority for plat and replat approvals under SB 784
First Budget Hearing
The Village Council will hold a first reading for ordinances regarding the 2025-2026 fiscal year budget. This includes a proposal to set the millage rate and approve the overall expenditure of funds.
- Proposed millage rate of 2.3018, which is 4.50% higher than the rollback rate of 2.2025
- First reading of the budget ordinance for the fiscal year October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026
Regular Council
The Village Council will discuss several new ordinances regarding council benefits, public record requests, and the use of village-issued devices. The body is also considering a formal censure of Councilmember Marsha Matson and a settlement regarding a case involving Stephen Cody. Additionally, the council will review multiple procurement contracts for road and sidewalk improvements.
- Contract for paving and drainage improvements for Sub-Basin 12 with Hartec Group, Inc. for $799,000.00
- Contract for lane additions at SW 87th Avenue and SW 168th Street with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. up to $99,920.00
- Contract for sidewalk improvements on SW 184th Street with Metro Express, Inc. up to $86,757.00
- Proposed ordinance to vest $500.00 per month for two years of health benefits for each four-year term of service for council members
- Resolution to issue a formal censure to Councilmember Marsha Matson
Regular Council
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, hear departmental reports, and take action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key decisions include a formal censure of a councilmember, approval of a revenue-share agreement for the indoor pickleball center, and funding for traffic calming improvements and drainage projects.
- Formal censure of Councilmember Marsha Matson for violating oath of office
- Approval of $799,000 contract with Hartec Group for drainage improvements in Sub-Basin 12
- Approval of $99,920 for lane additions at SW 87th Avenue and SW 168th Street for traffic calming
- Approval of revenue-share agreement with Diadem Sports for indoor pickleball center operations
- Approval of $86,757 for sidewalk improvements on SW 184th Street
Budget Workshop
The Village Council will review departmental budget videos and a presentation from the Village Manager. The meeting is dedicated to discussing the village budget.
- Village Manager's budget presentation
- Departmental budget videos
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to consider two ordinances on second reading. These items involve changes to fence height limits and notification procedures for property owners regarding variance applications.
- Proposed ordinance to increase maximum fence height to seven feet in R, E-M, E, and AU districts
- Proposed ordinance to establish notification procedures for adjoining and contiguous property owners for variance applications
Regular Council
The Village Council will consider funding increases for an indoor pickleball center and the selection of a management operator for the facility. The body is also setting the proposed maximum millage rate and hearing dates for the 2025-2026 budget.
- Proposed increase of funding for an indoor pickleball center from $1,676,564.82 to a maximum of $3,324,512.73
- Selection of Diadem Sports, LLC to provide pickleball management and operations services
- Proposed ordinance to provide $500 a month for two years of health benefits for council members
- Proposed resolution to establish the 'Palmetto Bay Adopt-a-Pet Program' to reimburse adoption fees
- Proposed resolution requiring Council approval for outside counsel combining legal and lobbying services exceeding $50,000
Budget Workshop
The Village Council will review Fiscal Year 2025 budget estimates and their impact on future planning. The meeting includes a presentation by the Village Manager and a discussion by the Council.
- Village Manager's presentation on FY 2025 budget estimates and FY 2025-2026 forecasting
Special Council Meeting
The Village Council will meet to discuss and potentially approve a settlement agreement regarding the development of a property at 17777 Old Cutler Road. This item was continued from the June 2, 2025, Regular Council Meeting.
- Settlement agreement between 17777 Old Cutler Road, LLC and the Village of Palmetto Bay regarding property development at 17777 Old Cutler Road
Attorney Client Executive Session- Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08)
The Village Council will meet in a closed attorney-client session to discuss Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08. The Village Attorney is seeking advice regarding litigation expenditures and settlement negotiations.
- Discussion of Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay (Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08)
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to discuss three proposed ordinances on their first reading. These include changes to fence height limits, on-street parking regulations, and variance notification procedures.
- Proposed increase of maximum fence height to 8 feet in R, E-M, E, and AU districts
- Proposed ordinance to establish on-street parking regulations, time restrictions, and fee structures
- Proposed amendment to Sec. 30-30.6 to require notification of adjoining and contiguous property owners for variance applications
Attorney Client Executive Session- Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08
The Village Council will meet in a closed attorney-client executive session. The body will discuss settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures regarding Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08.
- Discussion of Yacht Club by Luxcom, LLC v. Village of Palmetto Bay (Case No. 2020-023918 CA-08)
Attorney Client Executive Session- Case No. 2025-063470-CC-26
The Village Council will meet in a closed attorney-client executive session. The body will discuss settlement negotiations and litigation expenditures regarding Case No. 2025-063470-CC-26.
- Discussion of settlement negotiations for Stephen Cody v. Village of Palmetto Bay and Mark Merwitzer (Case No. 2025-063470-CC-26)
- Discussion of litigation expenditures
Regular Council
The Village Council will discuss several procurement contracts and legal settlements. Key items include funding for sports facilities and park improvements. The body will also consider a new initiative to prioritize local businesses.
- Increase funding for indoor pickleball center construction to not exceed $3,324,512.73
- Contract with Platform Group, LLC for a skate park at Palmetto Bay Park not to exceed $450,000.00
- Contract with Dekora, LLC for asphalt walkways at Palmetto Bay and Coral Reef Parks for $117,458.70
- Settlement agreement regarding property development at 17777 Old Cutler Road
- Proposal by Diadem Sports, LLC for pickleball management at a village-owned vacant parcel
Virtual Public Workshop- Street Signage
The Village of Palmetto Bay will hold a virtual public workshop to discuss proposed traffic sign changes at three intersections. Miami Dade County representatives will seek public comments before installing a 'No Right Turn' sign on eastbound SW 168th Street at SW 77th Avenue and 'Stop' signs at SW 173rd Street and SW 74th Avenue (southbound) and SW 171st Street and SW 76th Avenue (northbound). No formal action will be taken by the Village Council during this workshop.
- Proposed 'No Right Turn' sign at SW 168th St (eastbound) and SW 77th Ave
- Proposed 'Stop' signs at SW 173rd St and SW 74th Ave (southbound)
- Proposed 'Stop' signs at SW 171st St and SW 76th Ave (northbound)
- Public comments accepted via web form or live during workshop
- Workshop hosted virtually on May 22, 2025, at 6:00 PM
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing to discuss updates to the village-wide comprehensive plan. The body will also consider a new ordinance regarding structures within utility easements.
- Second reading of CP-23-001 to amend Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives, and policies
- First reading of an ordinance creating Section 30-60.13 to prohibit structures within Florida Power & Light transmission easements
- Approval of April 21, 2025, Zoning Hearing minutes
Virtual Committee of the Whole Workshop
The Village Council and administration will discuss the installation of a specific art piece at a traffic circle. They will also consider moving regular council meetings and zoning hearings from Mondays to Wednesdays.
- Proposed installation of artwork titled 'Radiance' by Cecilia Lueza and Rick Munne at SW 152 Street and Old Cutler Road
- Proposal to move regular council meetings and zoning hearings from Mondays to Wednesdays
Regular Council
The Village Council will discuss a $75,000 transit alternatives study and new residency verification requirements for elected officials. The body is also considering ordinances regarding council-sponsored programs and legal expenditure transparency.
- Resolution to spend up to $75,000 from the Transportation Fund for a transit alternatives study
- Proposed ordinance establishing annual residency verification and a challenge process for Council members
- Proposed ordinance creating Section 2-161 regarding council-sponsored programs
- Resolution requiring the Village Attorney to publish monthly detailed legal expenditure reports
- Resolution to design and construct a labyrinth/sensory garden in Palmetto Bay Park
Special Council Meeting
The Palmetto Bay Village Council is holding a special meeting to consider six resolutions, including rescinding the recently implemented monthly car allowance for councilmembers and directing a study of potential land use changes at the USDA Subtropical Horticulture Research Station on Old Cutler Road. Other items involve supporting federal tax exemption for municipal bonds, spending up to $5,000 on village history preservation, requiring council approval for bundled legal and lobbying services over $25,000, and adjusting the 2025 meeting schedule.
- Resolution to rescind monthly car allowance for councilmembers and establish transparent processes for future benefits
- Resolution directing Village Manager to investigate potential land use changes for USDA property at 13601 Old Cutler Road
- Resolution authorizing up to $5,000 to preserve and illustrate village history
- Resolution requiring council approval for outside counsel that bundles legal and lobbying services exceeding $25,000
- Resolution amending 2025 meeting schedule to hold regular council and zoning meetings on the first Wednesday of each month
Zoning Hearing
This zoning hearing includes five public hearing items: three rezonings (including one under court order), one final plat approval, and two variance requests. The council will decide on changes to property zoning classifications and development approvals.
- Rezoning of 9000 SW 174th from Agricultural to Estate Modified Single Family (court-ordered, item A)
- Rezoning of 8995 SW 158th and 15755 SW 90th from AG to R-1 Single Family Residential (item B)
- Final plat approval for Park View at Palmetto Bay at 9500 SW 174th (item C)
- Variance to permit 8-foot fence at 8701 SW 148th (item D)
- Variance to enclose nonconforming boat canopy as art studio at 17071 SW 86th (item E)
Regular Council
The Village Council will vote on an ordinance to reduce residential building permit fees by 15% for specific projects. The body will also discuss several resolutions regarding public art, park improvements, and municipal governance.
- Proposed 15% reduction in residential building permit fees for driveways, pools, spas, fences, and HVAC/window/door replacements
- Contract for Headway Construction, LLC to install a split-rail fence at Coral Reef Park for $57,600.00
- Resolution to allocate up to $5,000.00 to preserve and illustrate Village history
- Proposal from Diadem Sports, LLC for the management and operations of an indoor pickleball center
- Resolution to require Council approval for outside counsel bundling legal and lobbying services exceeding $25,000
Special Council Meeting
This special meeting continues items from March 3. Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance amending council meeting rules and consider four resolutions: requesting a temporary fire truck enclosure, adopting a senior pet emergency vet reimbursement program, asking the Florida Attorney General whether Vice Mayor Mark Merwitzer has been properly sworn in, and re-establishing a Neighborhood Protection Committee.
- Ordinance to revise council meeting rules (first reading)
- Resolution requesting Miami-Dade Fire build temporary enclosure at 18198 Old Cutler Road until Fire Station 74 is done
- Resolution adopting SAVE program: $250 reimbursement for emergency vet care for low-income senior residents
- Resolution directing village manager to seek AG opinion on Vice Mayor Merwitzer's swearing-in
- Resolution re-establishing Neighborhood Protection Committee (repealing Resolution 2023-15)
Virtual Committee of the Whole Workshop
The Village Council will hold a virtual workshop featuring a presentation from Miami Waterkeeper. The discussion will focus on stormwater management best practices and community engagement strategies.
- Presentation by Miami Waterkeeper on stormwater management and community engagement
Regular Council
The Palmetto Bay Village Council holds a regular meeting on March 3, 2025, with a full agenda including second reading of an ordinance on written public comments, first readings of ordinances on election oaths, wildlife protection, council rules, heritage committee, and a 15% reduction in residential building permit fees for specific improvements. Resolutions include approval of automated traffic enforcement in school zones, a valet parking contract at Thalatta Estate Park, a traffic calming study for up to 30 locations, sidewalk repair, and a new SAVE program for senior pet emergencies. Proclamations recognize Irish American Heritage Month and Women's History Month.
- Second reading of ordinance to change how written public comments are read aloud (limit 1 minute).
- First reading of ordinance reducing residential building permit fees by 15% for driveways, pools, windows, doors, generators, and fences.
- Resolution to select RedSpeed USA for automated traffic enforcement in school zones.
- Resolution to approve valet parking contract with Vault Parking Systems at Thalatta Estate Park for up to 5 years.
- Resolution to authorize traffic calming study at up to 30 locations for $48,116.87.
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to rezone 9000 SW 174th Street from Agricultural to Estate Modified Single Family, as required by court orders. This is the first reading of the ordinance. The meeting also includes a major projects update and approval of prior minutes.
- Public hearing on Ordinance RZ-23-004 to rezone 9000 SW 174th Street (Folio 33-5033-000-0220) from Agricultural to Estate Modified Single Family
- The rezoning is being considered under court orders directing the Village to rezone the property
- Applicant: Juan Carlos Sainz / Fairchild Bay Subdivision LLC; current owners: Marcos and Anne Becari
- Major Projects Update (agenda item 4)
- Approval of January 27, 2025 Zoning Hearing minutes
Regular Council
The Palmetto Bay Village Council will hold first readings on three ordinances, including one to create a Wildlife Advisory Committee and interim wildlife protection measures, and two competing proposals to change rules for reading written public comments aloud. Resolutions up for public comment include a $65,000 contract for a Gold Star Families Memorial Monument at Veteran's Park and a $32,443 purchase of a John Deere tractor for parks. The meeting also features proclamations, recognitions, and routine reports.
- Ordinance to create a Wildlife Advisory Committee and interim wildlife protections (first reading)
- Two ordinances amending rules for reading written public comments aloud at council meetings (first reading)
- Resolution authorizing up to $65,000 for a Gold Star Families Memorial Monument at Veteran's Park
- Resolution urging state legislation requiring hands-free cell phone use while driving
- Resolution authorizing $32,443.29 for a John Deere compact utility tractor for parks
Zoning Hearing
The Village Council will hold a zoning hearing with two public hearings. They will vote on second reading of an ordinance repealing and replacing the village's sign regulations village-wide. They will also conduct a first reading (continued) of an ordinance to amend the Comprehensive Plan based on the adopted Evaluation and Appraisal Report. Routine items include approval of minutes and an update on major projects.
- Second reading of ordinance RZ-24-005 to repeal and replace Division 30-90 Sign Regulations village-wide
- First reading (continued) of ordinance CP-23-001 to amend Comprehensive Plan goals, objectives, and policies based on the Evaluation and Appraisal Report
- Approval of Local Planning Agency meeting minutes from December 16, 2024
- Major Projects Update: Legal Memorandum by Village Attorney and Department Update
- Public comments session for items not on agenda or for other pertinent matters
Virtual Committee of the Whole Workshop
The Village Council will hold a workshop to discuss proposed Comprehensive Plan amendments and updates, as well as revisions to council rules and procedures. Public comments will be accepted. No formal votes are expected.
- Comprehensive Plan Amendments (Councilmember Marsha Matson)
- Updates to the Comprehensive Plan (Vice Mayor Mark Merwitzer)
- Council Rules and Procedures (Vice Mayor Mark Merwitzer)
Regular Council
The Palmetto Bay Council will consider several procurement resolutions including a $549,157 roadway contract for SW 92nd Avenue and a $115,137 scoreboard installation. Two ordinances are up for first reading: one to amend variance notification procedures for adjoining property owners and another to create a Transportation Advisory Committee. The meeting also includes proclamations, department reports, and appointments to advisory boards.
- Resolution approving Pimentel Construction Group for SW 92nd Avenue roadway improvements at $549,156.93
- Resolution approving I2 Visual for six new scoreboards at Palmetto Bay Park for $115,137
- Ordinance first reading to amend variance notification rules to notify adjoining property owners
- Ordinance first reading creating a Transportation Advisory Committee with defined purpose and membership
- Resolution appointing council liaisons to Art in Public Places Board, Education Advisory Committee, Parks & Recreation Committee, Resiliency Committee, and Tree Advisory Board