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Port Orange City Council approves consent agenda including stormwater and wastewater projects; appoints Planning Commissioner; holds first reading on master meter ordinance

Port OrangeFeb 3, 20262 min read

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At the February 3, 2026 Regular City Council meeting, the Council approved a consent agenda covering multiple stormwater design task authorizations, construction and restoration contracts, mitigation bank purchase agreements for the Cambridge Canal Pump Station project, and a $1.4M DEP grant for wastewater upgrades. The Council appointed Angela LeDuc to the Planning Commission, approved sale of property to the Florida Department of Transportation for I-4 truck parking, and conducted the first reading of an ordinance requiring master meters for certain private water systems (motion passed 3-1).

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Devon Street Stormwater Improvement Project Sweetwater Boulevard Stormwater Improvement Project Land Development

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Approved consent agenda including: Task Authorizations No. 7 and No. 8 with Zev Cohen and Associates for Devon Street and Sweetwater Boulevard stormwater improvement projects; Change Order No. 1 for Forestry Building construction; award of ITB #25-01 for Police Department shooting range berm restoration; and related items (motion carried unanimously).
Authorized Port Orange Police Department to enter into an MOU with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Orlando Care System.
Ratified the Volusia County Mutual Aid Agreement for Combined Operational Assistance and Voluntary Cooperation.
Approved Resolution No. 26-6 and Resolution No. 26-7: Webster Creek and Farmton mitigation bank credit reservation and purchase agreements for the Cambridge Canal Pump Station Upgrades Project.
Approved Resolution No. 26-8: acceptance of a State of Florida DEP grant in the amount of $1,400,000 for the Ponce Inlet Master Lift Station upgrade and replacement of wastewater pipes along S. Peninsula Drive.
Nominated and appointed Angela LeDuc to the Planning Commission (motion carried unanimously).
Approved Resolution No. 26-10: sale of City property to the Florida Department of Transportation for I-4 truck parking (motion carried unanimously); Council discussion suggested reinvesting proceeds into stormwater land acquisition.
Conducted first reading of Ordinance No. 2026-1 amending Chapter 74 (Utilities, Water Service) to require master meters for campgrounds, recreational parks, motels, hotels, mobile home parks, apartment complexes and similar multifamily units; first reading motion passed 3-1 with Vice Mayor Tracy Grubbs voting no.

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