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People are asking ... what will the Key Colony Beach City Commission do in January, 2024?

Read the Key Colony Beach Regular City Commission Meeting Agenda here.
Read the Key Colony Beach Public Hearing Agenda here.

The Key Colony Beach City Commission will meet on Thursday, January 18, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. in the temporary meeting place for the City of Key Colony Beach at the Key Colony Inn Banquet Room at 700 W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony Beach, Florida, and virtually via Zoom.
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This will be a very busy commission meeting. The agenda includes:

A Special Request by the Key Colony Beach Pickleball Club to hold a concert at Sunset Park on February 10th.

Two appointments to the Utility Board, one to Planning & Zoning, and one to the Beautification Committee.

Proposed changes to procedures for City Commission Meetings including allowing citizen comment at the beginning and end of the meeting, and allowing comments of more than three minutes without Commission approval

Possibly amending the Rules of Procedure for Volunteer Advisory Boards and Committees.

The city attorney will update settlement of your referendum lawsuit.

They commission will review Wednesday's Townhall Meeting.

We encourage every KCBer to Ask Your Commissioners about these items on the agenda. Click here to email the commissioners and city clerk:

  • Should the commission approve a payout and severance pay in the amount of $30,172.45 for former City Administrator Turner?
  • From his contract: "The City Administrator will be entitled, following a one year probation, to a lump some severance payment equal to eight (8) weeks of base salary in compliance with section 215.425(4)(a), Florida statutes, to be paid on the effective date of termination of employment at the city administrators rate of pay on the date of separation from employment." Eight weeks at $125,000 per annum is $19,230.70.
    Is that complete or is it in addition to paying him through the end of his contract? We don't know if he has unused leave time due or other unreimbursed expenses. $11,941.75 represents about five weeks of additional pay.
  • Should the commission approve putting the search for a new City Administrator on hold?
  • Should the commission approve a renewal agreement for legal services with the firm of Vernis & Bowling despite the city ordinance specifying that "there shall be a City Attorney," not an entire fleet of them.
  • Section 5-4. - City Attorney.
    There shall be A City Attorney of the City who shall be appointed by the City Commission. He shall serve as chief legal advisor to the commission, the Mayor-Commissioner and all City departments, offices and agencies, shall represent the City in all legal proceedings and shall perform any other duties prescribed by this Charter or by the City Commission. The City Commission shall have authority to retain additional counsel in specific actions or proceedings in its discretion.
  • Should the commission approve reopening Marble Hall for immediate use?
  • Should the commission approve obtaining bids to repair Marble Hall and the Administration area floor?
  • Should the commission approve soliciting bids for construction of the LIVS designed new City Hall complex before we have a citizen led design review?
  • Should the city participate in a lawsuit against the Form 6 Financial Disclosure requirements for city officials.
  • Should commissioner Ramsay-Vickrey initiate a search for a new City Administrator?
  • Should commissioner Ramsay-Vickrey put construction of the LIVS designed new City Hall complex out for rebid?

Questions the Commission should be asking that aren't on the agenda

People are asking why Commissioner and former Mayor Patti Trefry resigned abruptly but Commissioners Harding and Vickrey haven't stepped down? They are as culpable as Ms. Trefry

Click here to email your questions and comments to the commissioners and city clerk.


This meeting will be held at the temporary meeting place for the City of Key Colony Beach at the Key Colony Inn Banquet Room at 700 W. Ocean Drive, Key Colony Beach, Florida, and virtually via Zoom.
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We maintain a local copy of these items to track any changes made:
01-18-2024 Public Hearing Agenda
01-18-2024 Commission Meeting Agenda
Commissioners' Packet for the 01-18-2024 Commission Meeting
Commissioners' Packet for the 01-18-2024 Public Hearing


What did residents
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Contents...
What People Are Asking

About Referendum Votes
and Recall Elections


About the "Taj ma-KCB"
About the Original City Hall
About the New City Hall
About the City Staff
About Egregious Code Enforcement
About the City Commission
About City Resources
About City Finances
About the Trailers
About the Loss of Community

What People Are Saying ...
Local News,
Letters to the Editor,
and Other Commentary


 
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KCB Directory of City Officials
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  And All the Questions
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And, finally, What IS
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