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Votes at a glance: Palm Bay council approves fee schedules, pay plan, CIP, travel/training and other measures (5-0 votes)

5964705 · September 24, 2025

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Summary

At a special meeting the Palm Bay City Council approved a series of resolutions and ordinances — covering fee schedules for multiple departments, a classification and pay plan, position control, the five-year CIP, travel and training schedules, and several utility ordinances — each passed unanimously.

The Palm Bay City Council approved multiple routine and substantive items by unanimous vote (5-0) during a special meeting. The measures below were adopted and the motions passed as noted.

- Resolution 2025-30: Adopting rates, charges and fees for the Fire Department (Title 3, Chapter 33). Motion by Deputy Mayor Jaffe; second by Councilman Johnson. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-31: Adopting rates, charges and fees for the Recreation Department (Title 3, Chapter 36). Motion by Deputy Mayor Jaffe; second by Councilman Johnson. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-32: Adopting building-fee schedules (Title 9, Chapter 96 — Florida Building Code). Motion by Deputy Mayor Jaffe; second by Councilman Johnson. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-34 (Title 17): Adopting land development code fee updates. Motion by Councilman Johnson; second by Deputy Mayor Jaffe. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-35: Miscellaneous code fee updates across specified chapters. Motion by Deputy Mayor Jaffe; second by Councilman Johnson. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-36: Adoption of the classification and pay plans and position control plan for employees for FY2025-26. Motion by Councilman Johnson; second by Deputy Mayor Jaffe. Result: Passed 5-0. - Resolution 2025-37: Adoption of the five-year Capital Improvement Plan (also summarized in the utilities article). Motion by Councilman Johnson; second by Deputy Mayor Jaffe. Result: Passed 5-0. - Travel and training schedule for departments (FY2025-26): Motion by Councilman Johnson; second by Deputy Mayor Jaffe. Result: Passed 5-0.

Council moved each item after staff presentation; where questions arose (for example on building-department surplus and the pay-plan FTE counts), staff provided clarifications on the record. No item in this list failed, was tabled or received a recorded dissenting vote during the meeting.