CIty of Brooksville
Tobacco-Free City Resolution
Council members serve as liaisons between the Council and various boards or committees. On Aug. 17, 2020, Vice Mayor Pat Brayton introduced a resolution that was recommended by Hernando Community Coalition.
Tobacco and tobacco products, including those used in vaping, are used by adults and youth in various areas of the City. The health risks associated with tobacco and tobacco products are well-documented.
Brooksville City Council Considers Employee Pay Raises
City of Brooksville Vice Mayor Pat Brayton would like to reward city employees for their hard work, especially the last several months. Brayton proposed a tiered system of raises for employees based on years of service. Directors would receive an increase, but the amount was not specified.
Second Reading of Property Annexation Delayed due to County Objection
by Kathryn Dentato
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At the July 20, 2020 City Council meeting, City Planner Steve Gouldman discussed the proposed annexation of the 27 acres (approximately) owned by Robert Bodiford, Jr. and Ryan Bodiford. The first reading established that the divided property does adjoin with property that is within city limits and it does not create an enclave or pocket.
Brooksville Main Street program defunding decision will be reconsidered
by KATHRYN DENTATO
BROOKSVILLE, Fla.---At the July 28, 2020, Special Economic Development meeting, Brooksville City Manager Mark Kutney explained his plan for the City’s growth. Council members showed excitement and recommended further development and details.
City settlement with former Quarry Golf Course Lessee
by Kathryn Dentato
Brooksville City Council’s agenda packet for July 20, 2020, contained a consent agenda item pertaining to the City’s lawsuit against Bob Carson under Just So You Know LLC, and Carson’s countersuit.
Brooksville City Council plans for a separate code enforcement officer position
by KATHRYN DENTATO
The General Fund budget discussion on Aug. 10, 2020, included the proposed Economic Development position and another Code Enforcement Officer. At almost every public meeting, Brooksville citizens ask for an additional Code Enforcement Officer.
City sets tentative millage rate
by Kathryn Dentato
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The 07/13/2020 City of Brooksville budget discussion highlighted the proposed budgets for each of the City’s departments, funded by property taxes, or millage. City Finance Director Autumn Sullivan was present for the 07/20/20 meeting the following week, but technical difficulties prevented her from making her presentation.
Roads to be Rebuilt in Brooksville
by Kathryn Dentato
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Brooksville’s city streets are in urgent need of repair. Ponding on the roads allows the water to penetrate the surface over time and become trapped. Underlayers wash away, leaving the surface to crack and resemble alligator skin or to crumble and fall away. It is a situation the City Council recognizes and wants to fix.
Property Owners Begin City Annexation Process for Future Development
By Kathryn Dentato
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The Brooksville City Council heard the first reading of the ordinance to annex property belonging to Robert Bodiford, Jr. and Ryan Bodiford. Argus Acquisitions, LLC intends to develop the property but first, it must be annexed by the City of Brooksville.