Special Meeting
What happened: A motion to approve the official election results for City Council Place 4.
Motion passed.
Rees Langston
Early voting: 441
Election day: 210
Total: 651
Hector Ramos
Early voting: 295
Election day: 112
Total: 407
What now: Rees Langston will get sworn in on Dec. 7, according to Mayor Patrick McNulty.
Regular Meeting
5.1
What happened: A motion to approve a budget amendment from the General Fund Excess Reserves of $36,260 to provide all code enforcement officers with electronic ticket writers.
Motion passed.
Why it matters: SPI Director of Operations, Wendi Delgado, explained the benefits of the new technology. The new ticket writers will help eliminate errors transferring from handwritten tickets into the departments computer systems, making them easier to track.
5.2
What happened: A motion to allow the City Manager to enter into contract negotiations with the highest qualified firm to fulfill the City’s needs for the Coastal Management Program (CMP)’s Cycle 27 and allow City Manager to sign a contract when the terms are met.
Motion passed.
Why it matters: The project is partially funded through the Coastal Management Program’s Cycle 27, with CMP funds at $120,000 and a local match of $120,000.
The funding will provide access improvements to Fantasy Circle beach access #22.
According to Shoreline Director Kristina Boburka, the Shoreline Task Force (SLTF) reviewed the contract and recommended Green Rubiano & Associates as they completed other projects for the Shoreline Department.
“They’ve designed multiple walkovers for us; They’ve done White Cap; they’ve done the restrooms, and some drive overs,” said Boburka on her recommendation with Green Rubiano & Associates.
