Maureen "Moe" Freaney
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 33
- Total speaking time
- 13:07:38
- Avg per meeting
- 23:52
- Segments
- 16206
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Top issues during term (19)(Parks Rec)
Marina Repair and Master Plan Progress
The city is calculating delay damages including lost boat ramp and slip revenue and extra consultant costs for possible recovery from the contractor.
Senate Bill 1134 and Dunedin's Scottish heritage
Legal review, contract revisions, and possible website/ADA compliance costs add up, though the city attorney says most rentals and permits won't change.
Dunedin Golf Club maintenance contract
About $868,000 a year, paid by the golf course fund — roughly $1,000/month less than the prior contract.
Gladys Douglas Preserve Phase II Development
Costs exceed the $650,000 design and $1,650,000 construction budget; add-alternates will be bid separately.
Future of the existing pool and Parks & Recreation services
Closing saves ~$528,000 and 7.36 jobs; keeping it open costs about $1.3 million in extra operating costs through construction.
Highlander Aquatic Complex closure and replacement
Patch repairs to keep the old pool running will cost money, on top of the $18 million replacement being put off.
Library Saturday closure
$372,050 in savings; about $16,000 of it from custodial savings tied to the Saturday closure.
Grand Oak Park Construction and Grant Street Two-Way Question
All current changes fit within the $75,000 contingency in the $515,028 contract; no new money requested.
Grand Oak Park construction delays and unforeseen costs
Total facility cost of $454,679, below the $600,000 projection.
Golf Club Advisory Committee
Fisher Field fence replacement
About $200,324 from the city's budget for the fence replacement contract.
Pinellas Trail maintenance concerns
CRA Advisory Committee appointments
LGBTQ+ Pride Month in Dunedin
Pride events are drawing visitors and business downtown.
Hammock Park boardwalk replacement
$152,231.54 from ad valorem funds.
2026 Mardi Gras Celebration
Chamber pays $150 license fee and festival costs; city covers parade expenses and waives some staff fees.
Old City Hall Park — Name and Restroom
$454,679 from the Penny Fund and CRA Fund, roughly $1,700 per square foot including upgrades, shipping, and crane costs.
Library carpet replacement
Costs $181,764.73, covered by the Machan Estate Bequest rather than tax dollars.
Theater space programming downtown
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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