Port St. Lucie meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Port St. Lucie Council to weigh 2050 Mobility Plan and Southern Grove rezonings; no minutes yet from six recent meetings

Port St. Lucie's City Council is scheduled to meet Oct. 26 to vote on the city's 2050 Mobility Plan and a set of land-use changes, including creation of a Planned Industrial Park zoning district and a rezoning of 357.75 acres north of SW Becker Road to Wilson Grove Parcel "B" MPUD. Agendas for all six meetings held in the past two weeks have been posted, but minutes have not, so no outcomes from those meetings are established in the public record. No vote tallies are available for any item in this roundup.

City Council, Oct. 26: mobility plan and land use

The upcoming agenda lists:

• Adoption of the City of Port St. Lucie 2050 Mobility Plan and Mobility Fee Technical Report
• Rezoning of 357.75 acres north of SW Becker Road to Wilson Grove Parcel "B" MPUD
• Creation of the Planned Industrial Park (PIP) Zoning District
• Rezoning of 150 acres south of Midway Road and northwest of Glades Cut-Off Road
• Contract award for Glades Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion Owner's Agent Services

The summary describes several of these as public hearings. The 150-acre rezoning also appeared on the Oct. 12 City Council agenda.

What was on the Oct. 12 City Council agenda

The Oct. 12 agenda listed major site plans for Southern Grove-Catalyst, Southern Grove-Costco and Southern Grove-Lumer Innovation Plaza, along with the 150-acre rezoning south of Midway Road and northwest of Glades Cut-Off Road. It also listed an FDOT Litter Control & Prevention Grant Agreement for $15,000, a sole source contract with Schindler Elevator Corporation for MIDFLORIDA Event Center elevator modernization, and an ordinance to establish the Founders Crossing Community Development District. Because minutes are not yet published, what the Council did with these items is not established here.

Code enforcement hearings

The Special Magistrate heard code cases on Oct. 14 and Oct. 21. The Oct. 14 agenda listed Case 2026-918 (determine violation of city code), Case 2026-922 (determine compliance and imposition of a fine), Case 2026-923 (solid waste certification of fines), Case 2026-926 (vacant lot violations) and Case 2026-962 (modification requests). The Oct. 21 agenda listed Case 2026-958, Case 2026-959 (special request), Case 2026-960 (certification of fines) and Case 2026-961 (certification of fines, special request).

Sales tax oversight and budget conversations

The Infrastructure Surtax Citizens Oversight Committee met Oct. 23 with a scheduled vote on the One Half-Cent Sales Tax FY26 Fourth Quarter Update, a discussion on Community Conversations regarding Budget and Ballot Initiatives, and approval of its July 17, 2026 minutes. The Citizen's Advisory Committee met Oct. 21 on the same community conversation topic, budget and ballot initiatives.

Public art

The Public Art Advisory Board met Oct. 19 to select photographs for utility box wraps (item 2026-957) and to approve its Sept. 15, 2026 minutes (item 2026-956).

Coming up

• **Oct. 26 — City Council.** Scheduled vote on the 2050 Mobility Plan and Mobility Fee Technical Report, plus public hearings on the Wilson Grove Parcel "B" MPUD rezoning, the Planned Industrial Park district and the 150-acre Midway Road rezoning.
• **Oct. 26 — Governmental Finance Corporation.** The meeting was cancelled; the posted agenda contains only procedural boilerplate.
• **Oct. 28 — Special Magistrate Hearing.** Case 2026-907 (determine city code violation and set compliance deadline), Case 2026-908 (determine compliance and imposition of fines), Case 2026-912 (lien modification and vacate requests), and approval of Sept. 16, 2026 hearing minutes.

All items above are drawn from posted agendas. Readers should consult the official agenda packets and, once published, the minutes for the authoritative record.

Port St. Lucie agendas: Southern Grove site plans, 150-acre rezoning and a housing incentives report — outcomes not yet posted

Port St. Lucie's City Council and three other city bodies were scheduled to meet five times in the past two weeks on land use, code enforcement and housing policy, according to the agendas published for those meetings. Minutes for all five had not been published as of Oct. 19, so the records supplied do not show what was approved, what was rejected, or how any member voted. No vote tallies were available for any item.

City Council, Oct. 12: Southern Grove site plans and a 150-acre rezoning

The Council agenda listed major site plans for three Southern Grove projects — Southern Grove-Catalyst, Southern Grove-Costco and Southern Grove-Lumer Innovation Plaza — along with a rezoning of 150 acres south of Midway Road and northwest of Glades Cut-Off Road.

Also on the agenda: an FDOT Litter Control & Prevention Grant Agreement for $15,000; a sole source contract with Schindler Elevator Corporation for MIDFLORIDA Event Center elevator modernization; and an ordinance to establish the Founders Crossing Community Development District. The agenda does not state a dollar value for the elevator contract, and it does not record the outcome of any item.

Planning and Zoning Board, Oct. 6: 357.75 acres, an industrial park, a tower and a car wash

The board's agenda listed one non-quasi-judicial public hearing and nine quasi-judicial public hearings, plus approval of minutes from its Sept. 1 meeting. Among the requests:

• **P26-069:** Rezone approximately 357.75 acres from St. Lucie County Agricultural (SLC AG-5) to Wilson Grove Parcel "B" Master Planned Unit Development (MPUD), north of SW Becker Road between SW Sundance Vista Boulevard and Rangeline Road.
• **P26-118:** Rezone two parcels totaling 150.37 acres from Utility (U) and St. Lucie County Agricultural-5 (AG-5) to Planned Industrial Park (PIP), south of Midway Road near the Glades Wastewater Treatment Plant.
• **P26-109 / P26-110:** A small-scale Comprehensive Plan amendment and rezoning of about 1.38 acres on the east side of Belvedere Street, from Low Density Residential (RL) to Institutional (I) and from Single-Family Residential (RS-2) to Institutional (I).
• **P25-198:** Special Exception Use for a 150-foot monopole wireless communication tower on a 5.06-acre parcel east of SW Fairgreen Road and south of SW Crosstown Parkway (Tradition Plat No. 82, Parcel 3).
• **P25-063:** Special Exception Use for a 1,146-square-foot car wash in the General Commercial (CG) district at the northwest corner of SW Gatlin Boulevard and Port St. Lucie Boulevard.

The agenda states the items are requests before the board and does not state outcomes.

Housing committee, Oct. 8: 2026 incentive strategies report

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee met at 2 p.m. in City Hall, Third Floor, Room 366, with approval of the Draft AHAC 2026 Incentive Strategies Report (item 2026-911) as its main substantive item. The agenda also listed approval of minutes from the Sept. 17 meeting (2026-910), reconsideration of the motion to approve the July 16 minutes that was voted on at the Sept. 17 meeting (item 2026-913), and a public comment period.

Special Magistrate, Oct. 7 and Oct. 14: code violation and fine cases

The Special Magistrate's Oct. 7 agenda listed cases 2026-900 (modification requests), 2026-902 (code violations), 2026-904 (code violations special requests), 2026-905 (certification of fines) and 2026-906 (certification of fines special requests), each with a staff recommendation to approve. The agenda does not name specific properties, violations or dollar amounts.

The Oct. 14 agenda listed cases 2026-918 (determine violation of city code), 2026-922 (determine compliance and imposition of a fine), 2026-923 (solid waste certification of fines), 2026-926 (vacant lot violations) and 2026-962 (modification requests).

Coming up

• **Oct. 19 — Public Art Advisory Board:** selection of utility box wrap photographs (2026-957) and approval of Sept. 15 meeting minutes (2026-956).
• **Oct. 21 — Special Magistrate Hearing:** code violation case 2026-958, code violation special request 2026-959, certification of fines 2026-960 and certification of fines special request 2026-961.
• **Oct. 21 — Citizen's Advisory Committee:** a community conversation on the budget and ballot initiatives.

Agendas and, once published, minutes for these meetings are city records; residents can check the city's meeting portal or City Hall at 121 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd. for the official documents.

Port St. Lucie agendas: 357.75-acre Wilson Grove rezoning, Southern Grove site plans, industrial district

Port St. Lucie's Planning and Zoning Board, City Council and two other bodies were scheduled to take up land-use requests, contracts and code cases between Oct. 6 and Oct. 12, according to meeting agendas. The city has not published minutes for any of those meetings, so the agendas show what was scheduled to be heard — not what was decided. No votes or outcomes are confirmed in the records available.

Land use: 357.75 acres at Wilson Grove

The Planning and Zoning Board's Oct. 6 meeting was set for 6:00 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall, 121 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd. Its agenda listed one non-quasi-judicial public hearing and nine quasi-judicial public hearings.

The largest item, P26-069, was a request to rezone about 357.75 acres from St. Lucie County Agricultural (SLC AG-5) to Wilson Grove Parcel "B" Master Planned Unit Development (MPUD), north of SW Becker Road between SW Sundance Vista Boulevard and Rangeline Road.

Also listed was P26-118, to rezone two parcels totaling 150.37 acres from Utility (U) and St. Lucie County Agricultural-5 (AG-5) to Planned Industrial Park (PIP), south of Midway Road near the Glades Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Other items included P26-109 / P26-110, a small-scale Comprehensive Plan amendment and rezoning of about 1.38 acres on the east side of Belvedere Street from Low Density Residential (RL) to Institutional (I) and from Single-Family Residential (RS-2) to Institutional (I); P25-198, a Special Exception Use for a 150-foot monopole wireless communication tower on a 5.06-acre parcel east of SW Fairgreen Road and south of SW Crosstown Parkway (Tradition Plat No. 82, Parcel 3); and P25-063, a Special Exception Use for a 1,146-square-foot car wash in the General Commercial (CG) district at the northwest corner of SW Gatlin Boulevard and Port St. Lucie Boulevard. The board also was scheduled to consider minutes from its Sept. 1, 2026 meeting.

City Council: Southern Grove site plans, contracts

The City Council's Oct. 12 agenda listed Major Site Plans for Southern Grove-Catalyst, Southern Grove-Costco and Southern Grove-Lumer Innovation Plaza. It also listed a rezoning of 150 acres south of Midway Road and northwest of Glades Cut-Off Road, and an ordinance to establish the Founders Crossing Community Development District.

Contracts and grants on the agenda included an FDOT Litter Control & Prevention Grant Agreement for $15,000 and a sole source contract with Schindler Elevator Corporation for MIDFLORIDA Event Center elevator modernization. The agenda summary did not state a dollar value for the elevator contract.

Housing committee: incentive strategies report

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee's Oct. 8 meeting was set for 2:00 PM in City Hall, Third Floor, Room 366. Its main item was approval of the Draft AHAC 2026 Incentive Strategies Report (2026-911). The committee also was scheduled to approve minutes from its Sept. 17, 2026 meeting (2026-910) and to reconsider a motion to approve the July 16, 2026 minutes that was voted on at the Sept. 17 meeting (2026-913). The agenda included a public comment period.

Code cases

The Special Magistrate's Oct. 7 meeting was set for 9:00 AM in City Hall Council Chambers. The agenda listed modification requests (2026-900), code violations (2026-902), code violations special requests (2026-904), certification of fines (2026-905) and certification of fines special requests (2026-906), each with a staff recommendation to approve. The agenda did not name specific properties, violations or dollar amounts.

Coming up

• **Oct. 14, 9:00 AM — Special Magistrate Hearing:** cases 2026-918 (determine violation of city code), 2026-922 (determine compliance and imposition of a fine), 2026-923 (solid waste certification of fines), 2026-926 (vacant lot violations) and 2026-962 (modification requests).
• **Oct. 19 — Public Art Advisory Board:** selection of utility box wrap photographs (2026-957) and approval of Sept. 15, 2026 meeting minutes (2026-956).

Minutes for the Oct. 6-12 meetings had not been published as of Oct. 13, so decisions on the items above are not yet documented.

Port St. Lucie Agendas Set, But No Decisions Published This Week

No decisions were made by Port St. Lucie boards in the past two weeks. All three meetings — two special magistrate hearings and a City Council session — were agenda-only, with minutes not yet published. The most consequential items are on the upcoming City Council agenda, including stormwater fees and a large rezoning.

City Council (Aug. 10) — agenda only

The council was scheduled to hold public hearings on a quasi-judicial ordinance amending the Verano South Pod G Planned Unit Development (Ordinance 26-75), covering land south of C-24 Canal, east of Glades Cutoff Road, west of I-95, and north of Crosstown Parkway. A request to table the item was noted. The council also discussed LED sign regulations (item 2026-737).

The consent agenda included several contract awards and amendments:

• Award of contract #20260167 for Green River Parkway Trail construction, partially funded by an FDOT LAP grant.
• Amendment #1 to contract #20240141 for design-build of nine wells and a raw water main.
• Ratification of Amendment #1 and additional funds for contract #20240182 for water and wastewater chemicals.

No votes were recorded in the published agenda.

Special Magistrate hearings (Aug. 12 and Aug. 19) — agenda only

The Special Magistrate held two quasi-judicial hearings on code enforcement. The Aug. 12 agenda listed cases involving code violations, solid waste fines, and vacant lot violations, with staff recommendations to be approved. The Aug. 19 agenda included approval of minutes from the July 15 hearing and case presentations on compliance and fines. Specific case details were not listed in the published agendas. No decisions were published.

Upcoming: City Council (Aug. 24)

The next regular City Council meeting includes several public hearings and a large consent agenda. Key items:

• Re-impose and increase stormwater service fees for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2026 (Resolution 26-R66).
• Re-impose residential street lighting assessments for FY 2026-27 (Resolution 26-R67).
• Rezone about 33.23 acres near SW Discovery Way and SW Sundance Vista Blvd from AG-5 to Riverland-West Sports & Recreation MPUD (Ordinance 26-73).
• Rezone about 2.74 acres near Glades Cut Off Road from Industrial/Service Commercial to Open Space Conservation (Ordinance 26-83).
• Award contract #20260049 for Oak Hammock Watershed Analysis and Design Services.

Also on the agenda are proclamations and a youth council appointment.

Coming up

• **City Council regular meeting** — Aug. 24, 2026. Public hearings on stormwater fees, street lighting, and two rezoning requests. Residents may attend in person or watch online.

No other meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days.

Port St. Lucie boards meet on land deals, rezoning, code cases; decisions pending

Three Port St. Lucie advisory and enforcement bodies met in the past two weeks, but none have published minutes yet, so no official decisions are confirmed. The agendas covered land purchases, a rezoning request, and code enforcement cases.

Governmental Finance Corporation (July 27)

The Governmental Finance Corporation met to consider three resolutions related to real estate and infrastructure:

• **Resolution 26-GFC-03:** An easement for traffic signal improvements at Tract A, Southern Grove Plat 39.
• **Resolution 26-GFC-04:** A modification to development rights and deed restrictions with Traditions Commerce Park, LLC and PSL MNK, LLC.
• **Resolution 26-GFC-05:** A first amendment to a purchase and sale agreement for 7.36+/- acres of land with Tambone Companies, LLC.

No vote tallies or outcomes were listed in the agenda-only record.

Planning and Zoning Board (August 4)

The Planning and Zoning Board held public hearings on two quasi-judicial land-use items near Commerce Centre Drive and Glades Cut-Off Road:

• **P26-096:** A small-scale future land use map amendment for 2.74 acres, changing the designation from Recreation Open Space to Conservation Open Space.
• **P26-097:** A rezoning request for the same 2.74 acres, from Open Space Recreation to Open Space Conservation.

The board also considered Planned Unit Development Amendment No. 4 (P26-007) for Verano South POD G, which would add permitted uses to the project.

As with the GFC, the agenda did not include minutes or decisions.

Special Magistrate Hearing (August 5)

The Special Magistrate heard cases involving code violations, certification of fines, and modification requests. The agenda listed five items:

• Code violation cases (2026-702)
• Code violation special requests (2026-703)
• Certification of fines cases (2026-704)
• Certification of fines special requests (2026-705)
• Modification request cases (2026-707)

Staff recommendations were noted on the agenda, but no outcomes were published.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days. Residents should check the city's official meeting calendar for any newly scheduled sessions.

Port St. Lucie council workshops reviewed utility rates, budget; land-use hearings set for next week

Port St. Lucie officials spent the past two weeks in workshops on utility rates, road projects, and the proposed city budget, but no formal decisions are confirmed yet — minutes from all three recent meetings have not been published. The next two weeks bring public hearings on land-use changes and a Special Magistrate session on code violations.

City Council workshop: utility rates and road projects

On July 22, the City Council held a workshop to discuss updates on capital improvement projects, including road widening and repaving, as well as potential adjustments to utility rates and fees. Items listed on the agenda included a Utility Systems Department Capital Improvement Projects update, a discussion on adjustments to utility rates, fees, and charges, a St. Lucie West Boulevard Widening feasibility study presentation, a Half-Cent Sales Tax Projects 2026 update, and a Repaving Master Plan Update 2026. Minutes have not yet been published, so no votes or decisions from this workshop can be confirmed.

City Council workshop: proposed FY 2026-27 budget

On July 23, the City Council held a second workshop to discuss the proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-27. The agenda also included a review of the city's debt portfolio, a review of the city's investment portfolio, and a state legislative update. As with the July 22 workshop, minutes are not yet published, so no council action can be reported.

Governmental Finance Corporation: land and development resolutions

On July 27, the Governmental Finance Corporation met to consider resolutions regarding real estate and infrastructure. The agenda listed three resolutions:

• Resolution 26-GFC-03: Easement for traffic signal improvements at Tract A, Southern Grove Plat 39.
• Resolution 26-GFC-04: Modification to development rights and deed restrictions with Traditions Commerce Park, LLC and PSL MNK, LLC.
• Resolution 26-GFC-05: First Amendment to a Purchase and Sale Agreement for 7.36+/- acres of land with Tambone Companies, LLC.

Minutes have not yet been published, so whether these resolutions were adopted is not confirmed.

Coming up

• **Planning and Zoning Board — Aug. 4:** Public hearings are scheduled on a small-scale future land use map amendment (P26-096) for 2.74 acres from Recreation Open Space to Conservation Open Space, and a rezoning request (P26-097) for the same 2.74 acres from Open Space Recreation to Open Space Conservation, both near Commerce Centre Drive and Glades Cut-Off Road. The board will also consider Planned Unit Development Amendment No. 4 (P26-007) for Verano South POD G, which would add permitted uses.
• **Special Magistrate Hearing — Aug. 5:** The Special Magistrate will hear code violation cases (2026-702), code violation special requests (2026-703), certification of fines cases (2026-704), certification of fines special requests (2026-705), and modification request cases (2026-707).

Port St. Lucie boards weigh $85M bond, rezonings, and code enforcement in busy two-week stretch

Port St. Lucie's advisory boards and the City Council faced a packed agenda over the past two weeks, with the largest single item being the City Council's scheduled consideration of up to $85 million in special obligation revenue bonds for road and public works projects. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of these meetings, outcomes are not yet confirmed in the public record; this roundup reflects what each body was scheduled to take up.

City Council — July 13

The City Council agenda included several consequential items:

• **Up to $85M in special obligation revenue bonds** for SE Floresta Drive, the Public Works Building, and the Paar Roundabouts projects.
• A **non-binding straw ballot** for the November 2026 election asking voters whether they support twice-weekly residential trash pickup at a higher cost.
• The **sixteenth amendment** to the Tradition MPUD master plan, located south of Crosstown Parkway and west of I-95.
• **Conveyance of Lot 12, Block 2200, Port St. Lucie Section 33** to Holiday Builders in exchange for an open space tract.
• A **settlement** of the litigation *McTeague Construction Company v. City of Port St. Lucie* (Case No. 2025-CA-002754).

Additional first readings covered a comprehensive plan update, a Legacy Park North MPUD amendment, and upland habitat mitigation fees. Resolutions included a special exception for retail uses and utility relocation agreements.

Planning and Zoning Board — July 7

The board was scheduled to hold public hearings on land-use proposals, including:

• A **text amendment** to create a Planned Industrial Park zoning district and update Land Development Code sections.
• **Rezoning of approximately 33.23 acres** south of SW Discovery Way and east of SW Sundance Vista Boulevard to a Sports & Recreation MPUD.
• An amendment to the **Wilson Groves-Sundance PSL Master Sign Program** regarding temporary sign sizes and road setbacks.
• A **special exception request** for Remade Church, Inc. to allow an enclosed assembly area in an Open Space Recreation district.
• A **special exception request** for a Pollo Tropical restaurant with drive-through lanes at 3201 SW Port St. Lucie Boulevard.

No final decisions were scheduled for this agenda.

Board of Zoning Appeals — July 13

The board was set to hold a public hearing on an appeal of the denial of variance (P26-036) for rear building setback requirements at the northwest corner of SW Bougainvillea Avenue and SW Gatlin Boulevard — Lots 6-10, Block 1616, Section 23. The property is owned by Haredo Realty Advisors and John and Joan Ghanie. This was the only substantive item on the agenda.

Construction Board of Appeals — July 9

The board was scheduled to consider:

• A **citation order** for Tony Bedolla/Bedolla Construction Cleaning LLC — Citation #32442 (unpaid, no hearing requested).
• A **board inquiry on anonymous complaints** (Agenda Item 9.a, 2026-622).
• **Certification of fine/order to lien** for Victor Rodrigues/MAVIT Stone Services for a remaining balance of **$1,000** (Citation #32320).
• Approval of meeting minutes from April 9, 2026.

Special Magistrate Hearings — July 8 and July 15

Both hearings focused on code enforcement. The July 8 agenda included solid waste certification of fines (2026-585), code violations (2026-586), vacant lot violations (2026-588), certification of fines (2026-589), and a case presentation to determine violation of city code (2026-605) with a compliance deadline to be set. The July 15 agenda was largely procedural, with no specific properties or cases named.

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee — July 16

The committee was scheduled to approve May 21 minutes, administer oaths for appointed members, hear an overview of Florida House bills on affordable housing in the 2026 legislative session, and discuss its 2026 incentive strategies. Public comment was listed.

Infrastructure Surtax Citizens Oversight Committee — July 17

The committee was set to approve April 17 meeting minutes (2026-681) and the One Half-Cent Sales Tax FY26 Third Quarter Update (2026-680).

Coming up

• **July 22 — City Council Workshop:** Utility Systems capital improvement projects update, discussion on utility rates and fees, St. Lucie West Boulevard Widening feasibility study, Half-Cent Sales Tax Projects 2026 update, and Repaving Master Plan Update 2026.
• **July 23 — City Council Workshop:** Review of the proposed FY 2026-27 budget (2026-628), the city's debt portfolio (2026-653), investment portfolio (2026-654), and a state legislative update (2026-694).

Port St. Lucie roundup: Code enforcement hearings held, $85M bond vote heads to City Council

Port St. Lucie boards held four meetings in the first week of July, but minutes have not yet been published for any of them, so no final decisions are on the record. The most consequential item this week is upcoming: City Council is scheduled to consider authorizing up to $85 million in special obligation revenue bonds at its July 13 meeting.

Special Magistrate Hearings (July 1 and July 8)

The Special Magistrate held code enforcement hearings on July 1 and July 8. Agendas for both meetings list case numbers but provide no details on specific violations, properties, or fine amounts.

The July 1 agenda covered cases 2026-580 through 2026-584, including modification requests, code violations, code violations special requests, and two certification of fines categories. The agenda also included approval of minutes, late abatements, and public comment.

The July 8 agenda included solid waste certification of fines (case 2026-585), code violations (2026-586), vacant lot violations (2026-588), certification of fines (2026-589), and a case presentation to determine violation of city code (2026-605) with a compliance deadline to be set. Each item called for approval of staff recommendations.

Because minutes are not published, outcomes of these cases are not yet confirmed.

Planning and Zoning Board (July 7)

The Planning and Zoning Board held public hearings on several land-use proposals. No final decisions were scheduled on this agenda.

Items included a text amendment to create a Planned Industrial Park zoning district and update Land Development Code sections, a rezoning of approximately 33.23 acres south of SW Discovery Way and east of SW Sundance Vista Boulevard to a Sports & Recreation MPUD, and an amendment to the Wilson Groves-Sundance PSL Master Sign Program regarding temporary sign sizes and road setbacks.

The board also considered special exception requests for Remade Church, Inc. to allow an enclosed assembly area in an Open Space Recreation district, and for a Pollo Tropical restaurant with drive-through lanes at 3201 SW Port St. Lucie Boulevard.

Minutes are not yet published.

Construction Board of Appeals (July 9)

The Construction Board of Appeals considered a citation order for Tony Bedolla/Bedolla Construction Cleaning LLC, Citation #32442, listed as unpaid with no hearing requested. The board also took up a certification of fine and order to lien against Victor Rodrigues/MAVIT Stone Services for a remaining balance of $1,000 under Citation #32320.

A board inquiry on anonymous complaints was listed as Agenda Item 9.a (case 2026-622). The board also had approval of meeting minutes from April 9, 2026, on its agenda as Agenda Item 6.a (case 2026-623).

Minutes are not yet published, so whether the $1,000 lien was certified is not confirmed.

Coming up

• **Board of Zoning Appeals — July 13:** Public hearing on an appeal of the Planning and Zoning Board's denial of a rear building setback variance (P26-036) at the northwest corner of SW Bougainvillea Avenue and SW Gatlin Boulevard. Property owners listed are Haredo Realty Advisors and John and Joan Ghanie.
• **City Council — July 13:** Second readings include authorization of up to $85 million in special obligation revenue bonds for SE Floresta Drive, the Public Works Building, and Paar Roundabouts projects; a non-binding straw ballot for the November 2026 election asking voters about twice-weekly residential trash pickup at higher cost; and several property conveyances. First readings cover a comprehensive plan update, a Legacy Park North MPUD amendment, and upland habitat mitigation fees. Resolutions include a special exception for retail uses, a settlement for McTeague Construction Company v. City of Port St. Lucie (Case No. 2025-CA-002754), and utility relocation agreements.
• **Special Magistrate Hearing — July 15:** Procedural agenda covering case presentations to determine violations and set compliance deadlines, plus approval of May 20, 2026 hearing minutes.
• **Affordable Housing Advisory Committee — July 16:** Overview of Florida House bills on affordable housing in the 2026 legislative session, discussion of 2026 incentive strategies, and oaths of office for appointed members.

Port St. Lucie meetings: $85M bond, trash pickup straw ballot on City Council agenda; minutes not yet published

Port St. Lucie's recent meeting cycle was dominated by the City Council's June 22 agenda, which included a proposed issuance of up to $85 million in special obligation revenue bonds for road and building projects. However, minutes for that meeting and three others held over the past two weeks have not yet been published, so no outcomes — including whether the bond was approved — can be confirmed from the available record.

City Council — June 22

The agenda listed several consequential items for public hearing, though the record does not show how the council voted:

• **Up to $85 million in special obligation revenue bonds** for SE Floresta Drive improvements, the public works building, and the Paar Roundabouts project (Item 10.g).
• A **non-binding straw ballot question** on whether to increase curbside trash pickup to twice per week at a higher cost (Item 10.d).
• A **large-scale Future Land Use Map amendment** for 30 acres near Midway and McCarty roads (Item 10.b).
• The **sixteenth amendment** to the Tradition Master Planned Unit Development concept plan (Item 10.a).
• An **ordinance to establish McCarty's Choice Community Development District** (Item 8.d).

Because minutes are not yet published, it is not possible to report which of these items were decided, deferred, or voted down. Readers should check the official City Council record for results.

Planning and Zoning Board — June 23

The board was scheduled to hold a public hearing on P24-185, the City of Port St. Lucie EAR-based Comprehensive Plan Amendments 2046 (Charting PSL), a comprehensive plan update under Florida Statutes. No other substantive items were on the agenda. Minutes are not yet published, so the board's recommendation is not confirmed.

Keep Port St Lucie Beautiful Committee — June 24

The committee agenda called for appointing a Chair, Vice Chair, and Chair Pro-Tem, administering oaths of office for members, and reviewing 2026 events and grants. No outcomes are available in the current record.

Special Magistrate Hearing — July 1

The Special Magistrate was scheduled to hear code violation and fine cases, including modification requests (case 2026-580), code violations (2026-581), code violations special requests (2026-582), certification of fines (2026-583), and certification of fines special requests (2026-584). The agenda provided no details on specific violations or amounts. Minutes are not yet published.

Coming up

• **Special Magistrate Hearing — July 8:** Cases include solid waste certification of fines (2026-585), code violations (2026-586), vacant lot violations (2026-588), certification of fines (2026-589), and a case presentation to determine violation of City Code (2026-605) with a compliance deadline to be set.
• **Construction Board of Appeals — July 9:** The board will consider a citation order for Tony Bedolla/Bedolla Construction Cleaning LLC (Citation #32442, unpaid, no hearing requested); a board inquiry on anonymous complaints (Agenda Item 9.a, 2026-622); and a certification of fine/order to lien against Victor Rodrigues/MAVIT Stone Services for a remaining balance of $1,000 (Citation #32320). The board will also approve minutes from April 9, 2026.

Note: All recent meetings listed above are reflected only by their agendas; minutes have not been published as of this roundup. Outcomes and vote tallies will be reported once the official minutes become available.