City Council Business Meeting I September 1, 2026

The City of Palm Coast held a City Council Business Meeting on September 1, 2026, where several procurement and development-related matters were discussed. Key procurement actions included the approval of a contract with NEOGOV for learning and performance modules, valued at approximately $126,000 annually with a three-year term, which was unanimously approved by the council. The council also approved a $5,000 annual cleanup grant supporting community environmental efforts. Significant attention was given to major development projects, including a technical site plan and proportionate share impact fee credit agreement related to a large commercial development featuring a Walmart and other retail spaces. The council approved a $4.1 million proportionate share agreement for transportation improvements on State Road 100, with impact fees and corridor improvements coordinated with FDOT. Additionally, the council approved the fiscal year 2026-27 non-ad valorem assessment roll for the Old Kings Road Special Assessment District to fund road improvements. Two quasi-judicial matters involving comprehensive plan amendments and master plan development agreement amendments for residential and commercial developments were tabled for further review due to concerns about density, traffic impact, and public benefits. The meeting also included discussions on waste hauler ordinance amendments and canal dredging funding. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on development approvals, infrastructure funding, and contract awards impacting city growth and services.