Corey Langford
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 2:50:51
- Avg per meeting
- 10:41
- Segments
- 2481
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Top issues during term (20)
Nature Walk Subdivision land-use amendment
Estimated impacts include about 290 new residents, 36 students, 676 extra daily car trips, 39,150 gallons/day of water demand and 30,740 gallons/day of sewer demand; one speaker estimated neighboring homes could lose roughly 15% of their value if the golf course disappears.
City Clerk-Treasurer hiring process
Net cost of about $44,000-$45,000, already built into the FY 2027 budget.
Charter Section 15 — Resignations ballot language
Clearer rules could cut down on costly legal opinions and special elections when resignations get disputed.
Employee salary and classification study
External salary studies run roughly $35,000, and updated pay grades feed into the fiscal year 2027 budget.
Charter rules for advisory boards
Resignation rules for boards and committees (Section 15)
Highway 390 congestion and traffic safety
Traffic studies and any needed road improvements would be paid by the developer and could be prohibitively expensive enough to kill the project.
City Manager's outside business questioned
None identified — the disclosed business does no Lynn Haven work.
CBC Construction facility and Deer Point protection zone concerns
The developer faces a roughly 2,000-plus linear-foot water line extension for fire flow, a major cost driving the phased approach.
Storm response earns wide praise
The city received about $18.9 million in insurance money; a FEMA dispute involving a $162,000 repayment demand is ongoing.
boil water notice
For now, the cost is mostly small—extra boiling, bottled water, and maybe lost business at restaurants—unless the notice drags on.
Watermain replacement project
The design task order cost wasn't stated in the meeting, but replacement construction will be far bigger — the city plans to pursue grants to help pay.
Fleet Purchases: Sanitation and Stormwater Vehicles
$470,514 combined for the two vehicles.
Drive-through facilities at 1615 Ohio Avenue
No direct cost to taxpayers; the vacant building returns to use.
Commercial development along West 14th Street corridor
No cost figures were provided; new commercial development can broaden the city's tax base.
CRA TIF contribution increase
Raising the TIF contribution to 75 percent would redirect a larger share of tax increment to the CRA.
Law enforcement memoranda of understanding
New drive-through restaurants in the CRA district
Streamlining the development process and per-zone design standards
Developer performance agreements and sureties for public infrastructure
Protects the city and taxpayers from inheriting incomplete infrastructure, though some commissioners want to limit bond requirements to later project phases.
Decisions during term (66)
Recorded while Langford was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of September 1, 2026 meeting minutes
Nature Walk Subdivision Large Scale FLUM Amendment (Item E, taken first)
Community Bank Site Plan Development Order (Item A)
Dutch Bros Site Plan Development Order (Item B)
Chipotle Site Plan Development Order (Item C)
CBC Construction Site Plan Development Order (Item D)
Previous Minutes Approval
Excuse absent member Mr. Marler
Approval of minutes dated 10/14/26
Section 10 — Form of government (tabled)
Section 22 — Compensation language approved
Section 15 — Resignations ballot language approved and forwarded to commission
Consent Agenda (Items 4-13)
Final Reading of Ordinance 1192R — Rules of Conduct in City Parks
Resolution 2026-10-599 — Panhandle Task Order for Water Main Replacement Design
Added Item 17 — Ordinance 1191 (Rules of Decorum)
Agenda Modification — Add Rules of Decorum Discussion
Appove minutes of the 10/13/26 Commission meeting
Approve Amended Minutes 07/28/26 MEMO
Approve Resolution 2026-10-600 MOU between LHPD and Office of The State Attorney
Voting record (38)
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