Motion summary and outcomes from the Deltona City Commission meeting on July 7, 2025 (selected items):

- Consent agenda (items A–D, F–G): Approved (motion to approve consent agenda items A–D, F–G; seconded). Vote recorded as 7–0.

- Resolution No. 2025‑67 — Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) annual action plan FY 2025‑2026: Approved (Vice Mayor Harriott moved; Commissioner Santiago seconded). The staff report identified the awards list as recommendations; final nonprofit awards will be made after board approval. Vote recorded as 7–0.

- Ordinance No. 24‑2025 — Architectural and building design standards (creation of Chapter 111 and related Land Development Code updates): Approved after discussion of design standards, variance criteria and plant lists. Staff clarified that low‑impact design was one of several options and that variance criteria require hardship; the ordinance passed 7–0.

- Ordinance No. 27‑2025 — Solicitation on public road rights of way and parks (amendments to article 7 of chapter 22): Approved on second reading; permit and indemnity requirements discussed; passed 7–0.

- Resolution No. 2025‑59 — Award agreement to Mead & Hunt Inc. for design, engineering and permitting for Deltona Lakes water reclamation facility: Approved (motion to award; seconded). Vote recorded as 7–0.

- Resolution No. 2025‑68 — Establish community land trust program and authorize city manager to identify a qualified partner: Approved (motion by Commissioner Villavazquez). Commissioners clarified funding would be sourced from grant programs and trust capital, not the general fund. Vote recorded as 7–0 (commissioners to return with partner recommendation).

- Ordinance No. 12‑2024 — Rezoning to MPUD for approximately 36.46 acres along North Normandy Boulevard: Approved on rehearing with amendment requiring coordinated site work start for residential and nonresidential components; applicants declined to accept a 75% commercial‑before‑residential CO requirement. Motion by Commissioner Santiago; second by Vice Mayor Harriott. Vote recorded as majority on roll‑call (see detailed article for vote list and amendment notes).

- Resolution No. 2025‑73 — Authorize participation/response to pre‑suit notice under SB 180 (Howland Station): Approved 5–2. (The commission chose to keep the December 2024 Live Local ordinance in place and authorize legal representation.)

- Resolution No. 2025‑74 — Direct staff to continue exploring coalition and legal options regarding SB 180 and to return before committing to formal plaintiff status: Approved as amended 4–3 (amendment requires any formal engagement or plaintiff status to return to the commission for approval).

All motions, votes and formal outcomes are recorded in the official meeting minutes and the city clerk’s roll‑call records. For items with substantial debate (rezoning, SB 180 matters, and architectural standards), separate articles provide fuller context and transcript citations.