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Port Orange City Council approves consent agenda including FDOT turn‑lane agreement and hazard mitigation acquisition; okays two historic tree removals

Port OrangeMar 3, 20264 min read

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At the March 3, 2026 regular meeting, City Council approved the consent agenda (including minutes, lease reassignment with Flagsticks Bar & Grill, FDOT LAP agreement for Clyde Morris Boulevard turn lanes, participation in a Hazard Mitigation Grant to acquire 4490 Spruce Creek Road, an animal control interlocal amendment, and purchase of 846 Bears Trail for a stormwater project). Council unanimously approved removal of two historic live oak trees (164 Sweetgum Lane and 5952 Riverside Drive), waiving mitigation fees and authorizing a license agreement for the Riverside Drive removal. Other items: recognition of Government Finance Professionals Week, updates from the Port Orange South Daytona Chamber of Commerce and KemperSports (Cypress Head Golf), and several board/pension updates.

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Approved Consent Agenda including: reassignment of lease with Flagsticks Bar & Grill; FDOT Local Agency Program agreement for Clyde Morris Boulevard turn lanes (Project CD205); participation in Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (Elevate Florida IA-0000015729) to acquire 4490 Spruce Creek Road; First Amendment to County interlocal for animal control services; authorization for City Attorney to initiate code enforcement at 706 Marshall Circle; approval to purchase 846 Bears Trail for Nixon Lane stormwater pond and pump station; and approval of utility billing and accounts receivable adjustments.
Approved removal of a historic live oak tree at 164 Sweetgum Lane and waived the mitigation fee.
Approved removal of a historic live oak tree at 5952 Riverside Drive, waived the mitigation fee, and authorized preparation of a license agreement to allow the property owner's contractor to remove the tree in the City right‑of‑way.
Recessed for and held the Port Orange Property Development, Inc. joint annual meeting (minutes under separate cover).

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