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Mobility fee increase denied

Port St. LucieDec 1, 20253 min read

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Council accepted the mobility technical report as data, but denied Ordinance 25-76 and did not move forward with an increase in Mobility Fees.

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Port St. Lucie City Council reviewed a proposed 2050 Mobility Plan and a related update to Mobility Fees, which are charges tied to new development to help pay for transportation impacts. After hearing staff, public comment, and council debate, the council rejected the ordinance that would have moved the fee increase forward. The final technical report was accepted as data only, so the planning analysis remains part of the record but no fee change was approved.

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Accepted the final Mobility Fee technical report as data only.
Denied finding extraordinary circumstances for the fee update.
Denied Ordinance 25-76, which would have adopted the 2050 Mobility Plan and advanced a Mobility Fee increase.

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Dec 1, 2025, 9:00 AMCouncil Chambers, City Hallcompleted

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Meeting Called to Order
Roll Call
Pledge of Allegiance
Public to be Heard
First Reading of Ordinances, Public Hearing
Ordinance 25-76, Public Hearing, Adopt the City of Port St. Lucie 2050 Mobility Plan; Mobility Fee Technical Report; Extraordinary Circumstances Study and Amend the Code of Ordinances Title XV, Chapter 159, Article II, Entitled “Mobility Fees”
Adjourn
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Mobility fee increase denied

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