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The Commission approved a 2% cost-of-living increase for grounds maintenance, with Commissioner Sargent opposed, and unanimously approved the 2026 Seward Johnson sculpture tour in the downtown area.
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Residents can expect the city’s grounds maintenance agreement to use a 2% Consumer Price Index increase rather than the higher amount originally proposed. The Commission also approved public display of Seward Johnson sculptures in the downtown overlay district, subject to stated conditions and an agreement protecting the city from liability. Other approved actions included reappointing Hildegarde Postell to the Ormond Beach Housing Authority, awarding as-needed water well assessment and rehabilitation services to Thompson Well & Pump, Inc., and authorizing a lease with PACE Center for Girls, Inc.
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