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Melbourne Beach Town Commission Meeting Agenda: April 15, 2026

Original title: 260415-rtcm-agenda

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What this does

Residents may be affected by decisions regarding local infrastructure projects, site plan approvals for specific properties, and potential changes to town meeting schedules and employee policies.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Residents of 608 Shannon Ave and 209 Surf Rd

The Commission is voting on site plan approvals for these specific properties.

Town Employees

The Commission is considering changes to leave/compensatory time caps and funding to address employee survey results.

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Summary

The Melbourne Beach Town Commission will meet on April 15, 2026, to discuss town business, including stormwater planning, site plan approvals, and various administrative policy changes. The meeting will also cover departmental reports and potential adjustments to employee leave and meeting schedules.

Key Facts

  • The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Center, 509 Ocean Avenue.
  • The Commission will vote on site plan approvals for 608 Shannon Ave and 209 Surf Rd.
  • The Commission will consider painting fire hydrants along Ocean Ave to celebrate the Nation's 250th birthday.
  • The Town Manager is proposing changes to accrued annual leave and compensatory time caps.
  • The Commission will consider changing the date of the May Regular Town Commission Meeting.
  • The Commission will consider adding an additional yoga class.
  • The Commission will consider funding to address results from a recent employee survey.
  • Haley Ward will present a master plan for stormwater (Basin 10).
  • Public comment is limited to three minutes per person for non-agenda items.
  • Appealing a decision requires the attendee to provide their own verbatim recording of the meeting.
  • Special accommodations for the meeting must be requested at least 5 days in advance via the Town Clerk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I speak at the meeting?
Yes, there is a public comment period for non-agenda items where individuals are allotted three minutes to speak after being acknowledged by the Mayor.
What happens if I want to appeal a decision made at this meeting?
You must provide your own method for recording the proceedings verbatim, as the Town does not provide a transcript.
How do I request disability accommodations?
Contact the Office of the Town Clerk at (321) 724-5860 or the Florida Relay System at 711 at least 5 days before the meeting.

Why It Matters

Residents may be affected by decisions regarding local infrastructure projects, site plan approvals for specific properties, and potential changes to town meeting schedules and employee policies.

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Discoveries

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Employee Policy Review

The Town Manager is initiating a review of both employee leave caps and general workplace satisfaction based on a recent survey.

Connected Entities

personRyan KnightTown AttorneyMap →
personAnna ButlerCommissionerMap →
personAmber BrownTown ClerkMap →
personTim ReedCommissionerMap →
personHaley WardPresenter for Basin 10 stormwater master planMap →
personAlison DenningtonMayor of Melbourne BeachMap →
personA. Marie SmithTown ManagerMap →
personTerry CroninVice MayorMap →
locationMelbourne BeachThe municipality holding the meetingMap →
personSherri QuarrieCommissionerMap →

Sources

Open source document

www.melbournebeachfl.org

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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