The City Commission will host a Public Hearing and a regular monthly meeting in Marble Hall and as a Zoom webinar on Thursday, June 20, at 9:30 a.m. They have a packed agenda.
The REGULAR MEETING will begin at 9:35 a.m. or at the end of the Public Hearing.
Luis Alonso will ask to transfer the building rights for the property at 721 West Ocean Drive to the City of Marathon. That is the now-vacant 2.10± acre parcel across from the Key Colony Inn. There is a proposed interlocal agreement as well as preliminary designs.
City Clerk Silvia Gransee will give an update on qualified candidates for the November election.
Mayor-City Administrator Raspe will give an update on progress in Marble Hall and the administrative office space. He will also discuss a 20% discount for short-term boat trailer parking for first responders and military personnel.
The Commission will discuss/approve a recommendation by Mayor/City-Administrator Raspe to offer Tony Loreno the position of Building Official, Floodplain Manager, and Building Inspector. Charles Antonio Loreno's Florida DPBR Status is "Eligible for Exam" for Building Code Administrator. There is no record in Florida DPBR that he has held any prior building license.
The Commission will discuss/approve the union agreement with the South Florida Police Benevolent Association.
The Commission will discuss/approve Commissioner DiFransico's recommended change in wastewater billing.
The Commission will discuss/approve recommendations by the Utility Board to offer FKEC the installation of solar panels on city owned buildings. That recommendation includes using a citizen referendum should the proposal not be acceptable to the city commission.
The Commission will discuss/approve a proposal to repair the causeway bridge abutments.
The Commission plans to adopt a Stormwater Utility System ordinance that amends Chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances.
The Commission will also discuss/approve the final invoice for the 1st Street Playground, a proposal for Community Rating System support services, the budget calendar for FY24/25, an Interlocal Agreement to accept State Boating Improvement Funds, and a proposal for the KCB Roadway Safety Project.
The City Attorney will give an update on the position of an "Executive Assistant to the Mayor/City-Administrator."
Commissioner Harding will discuss wastewater sampling, the gas tax interlocal agreement, and the Monroe County EV grant.