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  1. Tue, Oct 141 item
    1. A Resolution of the City Commission urging the Florida Legislature to establish a cap on special assessments that may be imposed on homesteaded condominium units. (Sponsored by Vice Mayor Anderson)
  2. Wed, Sep 101 item
    1. A Resolution of the City Commission urging the Florida Legislature to amend Florida Statutes, specifically Section 163.05 to impose civil and criminal penalties for fraudulent or false statements in arborist or landscape architect reports; to establish a clear process to protect the health, safety and welfare of individuals and property during tree removal and stump grinding; and to provide definitions clarifying when permits are not required for emergency tree pruning or removal of dangerous trees that pose an immediate risk; and directing that such legislative amendment be included among the City’s legislative priorities for the 2025-2026 legislative session. (Sponsored by Vice Mayor Anderson)
  3. Tue, Aug 261 item
    1. A Resolution of the City Commission reaffirming the City’s authority and intent to fully enforce Ordinance No. 2022-69 requiring the undergrounding of communications infrastructure; declaring the ordinance consistent with Florida Law, including Section 366.97, Florida Statutes; directing the City Manager and City Attorney to take all necessary actions to pursue enforcement; urging the Florida Legislature to amend Section 366.97 to require co-locating entities to underground facilities contemporaneously with electric undergrounding projects; and directing that such legislative amendment be included among the City’s legislative priorities for the upcoming session. (Sponsored By Mayor Lago)

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  1. Sep 10, 2025local legislationA Resolution of the City Commission urging the Florida Legislature to amend Florida Statutes, specifically Section 163.05 to impose civil and criminal penalties for fraudulent or false statements in arborist or landscape architect reports; to establish a clear process to protect the health, safety and welfare of individuals and property during tree removal and stump grinding; and to provide definitions clarifying when permits are not required for emergency tree pruning or removal of dangerous trees that pose an immediate risk; and directing that such legislative amendment be included among the City’s legislative priorities for the 2025-2026 legislative session. (Sponsored by Vice Mayor Anderson)
  2. Aug 26, 2025local legislationA Resolution of the City Commission reaffirming the City’s authority and intent to fully enforce Ordinance No. 2022-69 requiring the undergrounding of communications infrastructure; declaring the ordinance consistent with Florida Law, including Section 366.97, Florida Statutes; directing the City Manager and City Attorney to take all necessary actions to pursue enforcement; urging the Florida Legislature to amend Section 366.97 to require co-locating entities to underground facilities contemporaneously with electric undergrounding projects; and directing that such legislative amendment be included among the City’s legislative priorities for the upcoming session. (Sponsored By Mayor Lago)
  3. Oct 14, 2025local legislationA Resolution of the City Commission urging the Florida Legislature to establish a cap on special assessments that may be imposed on homesteaded condominium units. (Sponsored by Vice Mayor Anderson)