April 21, 2026 - Agenda Packet

City Commission Meeting · 2026-04-21 · agenda_packet

[22 South Beach St., Ormond Beach FL 32174; case RESOLUTION NO. 2026-52, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-53, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-54, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-55, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-56, ORDINANCE NO. 2026-06, ORDINANCE NO. 2026-07] City Commission Meeting Agenda for April 21, 2026. Key items include a Reimbursement and Construction Agreement for Crossings Boulevard Segment 1 with Ormond Crossings West, LLC. Also on the agenda is the execution of City Utility Interests for the reconstruction of the interchange at SR 9 (I-95) and SR 5 (N US-1) with the Florida Department of Transportation, and emergency procurement for utility adjustments concerning Williamson Boulevard widening with Volusia County. The agenda also includes resolutions for CPI rate adjustments and grounds maintenance agreements with Austin Outdoor, LLC d/b/a Yellowstone Landscape, Inc. Public hearings are scheduled for the establishment of Community Development Districts for Ormond Crossings Central, LLC and Ormond Crossings East, LLC. A second reading of an ordinance calling the 2026 Regular City Election is also listed. [20 Tomoka Oaks Boulevard; 699 South Nova Road; case RESOLUTION NO. 2026-33, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-34, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-35, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-36, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-38, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-42, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-43, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-44, ORDINANCE NO. 2023-55, RESOLUTION NO. 2026-45] City Commission Meeting Minutes from March 24, 2026. The meeting included audience remarks regarding airport testing, budget reform, and land conservation. The consent agenda included bid awards for City Hall Access Control to Empire Computing and Consulting, Inc., and Lime Sludge Hauling to Joe Dirt, Inc. A fireworks display proposal from Fireworks by Santore, Inc. was accepted. Engineering services for the Fleming Avenue Pump Station Reassessment were awarded to Mead & Hunt, Inc. Additional work was authorized for the Ormond Beach Sports Complex Stormwater Expansion to GPS Civil Construction, Inc. Amendments to Yellowstone Landscape contracts for athletic field and grounds maintenance were approved. A lease agreement for the City Attorney's Office with Root Executive Park, Ltd. was approved. A public hearing was held for the Tomoka Reserve Planned Residential Development at 20 Tomoka Oaks Boulevard, proposing 254 single-family detached lots. Numerous residents voiced concerns regarding density, traffic, environmental impact, and infrastructure. The Commission voted to deny the Tomoka Reserve development order. A special exception for outdoor activities at 699 South Nova Road (Circle K) was denied. Discussion also occurred regarding potable water reuse and drinking water feasibility.