Marty Sullivan
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 26:21
- Avg per meeting
- 5:16
- Segments
- 247
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Top issues during term (20)
Lakefront Lot Splits
No direct city cost, though opponents cited potential legal exposure under Florida's Bert Harris Act.
Net Energy Metering Policy Review
Current cross-subsidy runs about $150,000 a year — under $1.50 per month for the average customer; individual options could change that.
West Fairbanks Development Consideration
No direct CRA cash — the cost comes as waived fees on the city's side, up to $1 million worth per year.
Micromobility rules
No direct cost stated; administrative costs involve updating citation forms.
Denning & Fairbanks property and Lake Rose boardwalk project
Right-of-way donations could unlock FDOT funding for turn lanes by 2028.
Lake Killarney Water Quality and Stormwater Management
Future alum treatment costs are unfunded for now; a septic planning grant is being pursued to address nitrogen.
Park Avenue Refresh materials reuse
Surplus sales of lamp posts could return modest revenue to the city; no figure was given.
Electric Undergrounding Program Progress
Material spend is running about $2.3 million; conversions cost roughly $3,000-$4,000 each.
Neighborhood Speed Management and Traffic Calming Policy update
The city's transportation division will conduct its own holistic traffic study, and the developer will dedicate right-of-way for the turn lane; costs of off-site improvements could fall to the city and FDOT.
Preservation of 1020 Palmer Avenue
A comp plan amendment could allow splitting the large lakefront lot into two lots, potentially enabling two large new homes.
210 E Morse Blvd townhomes and synagogue redevelopment
Critics raised concerns about removing taxable apartment property, while supporters noted five new townhomes would generate far more property tax than the current $52,000 paid by El Cortez.
State Property Tax Reform / 10% Budget Reduction Exercise
Estimated $5.4 million annual revenue loss at full phase-in and $76 million over ten years if reform passes.
Relocation of The Drop to MLK Jr. Park Learning Garden
$20,000 from the dedicated public art funding source.
2027 Green School Grant program
Up to $5,000 in grant funding per winning school.
Fuel Rate Adjustment Likely
Fuel rates fall over 40% September 1, but a 7.7% non-fuel increase takes effect October 1.
Saturday Farmers Market location and improvements
Any vendor discount would slightly reduce market revenue, which currently breaks even or makes money.
Heritage Market Trail feasibility
Roughly $4.1 million for viable at-grade segments, plus $14.7-$16 million for a single bridge crossing — with land acquisition costs not included.
Electric undergrounding progress and outage communication
About $11 million a year going to undergrounding now; future spending will depend on commission decisions on substation, meter, and street-lighting projects.
Heritage Market Trail planning
No cost figures for this meeting are available, though earlier assessments of the trail put preliminary construction in the millions.
Green Business Recognition Program
Not stated in the materials provided.
Decisions during term (64)
Recorded while Sullivan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of October 21, 2025 meeting minutes
BOA #26-01 — 1781 Via Tuscany front setback variance
BOA #26-02 — 653 Huntington Avenue setback and parking variances
Consent Agenda
Minutes of October 21, 2025.
Approval of Minutes of February 17, 2026
Approval of Minutes
Minutes of February 17, 2026
Approval of February 3, 2026 meeting minutes
SPR #26-02 — New 11,426 sq ft home at 1308 Green Cove Road
SPR #26-01 — New 5,119 sq ft home at 313 Sylvan Drive
SUB #26-02 — Lot split at 436 North Knowles Avenue
Minutes of February 3, 2026.
Approval of Minutes — January 22, 2026
Minutes of January 22, 2026
Consent Agenda (contracts, purchases, Park Avenue Refresh Phase 2)
Reconsideration of Ordinance 3364-26 (Public Art Advisory Board membership)
Resolution 2311-26 — Stirling Avenue Bridge Replacement FDOT grant
Tara Tedrow lakefront lot-split ordinance (1020 Palmer Avenue)
Consent Agenda
Voting record (4)
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