First Public Hearing on the Budget
Regular MeetingLake Park, FL · September 8, 2025
Minutes
Lake Park Town Commission, Florida
First Public Budget Hearing Minutes
Commission Chamber, Town Hall, 535 Park Avenue, Lake Park, FL 33403
September 08, 2025 Immediately Following the Special Called
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
Roger Michaud __ Mayor
Michael Hensley __ Vice Mayor
John Linden __ Commissioner
Michael O’Rourke __ Commissioner
Judith Thomas __ Commissioner
Richard J. Reade __ Town Manager
Thomas J. Baird __ Town Attorney
Vivian Mendez, MMC __ Town Clerk
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND BE ADVISED, that if any interested person desires to appeal
any decision of the Town Commission, with respect to any matter considered at this meeting,
such interested person will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Persons with disabilities requiring
accommodations in order to participate in the meeting should contract the Town Clerk’s office
by calling 881-3311 at least 48 hours in advance to request accommodations.
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
6:30 P.M.
PRESENT
Mayor Roger Michaud
Vice Mayor Michael Hensley
Commissioner Judith Thomas
Commissioner John Linden
ABSENT
Commissioner Michael O'Rourke
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Conducted at the CRA Meeting
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SPECIAL PRESENTATION/REPORT:
NONE
PUBLIC COMMENT:
This time is provided for addressing items that do not appear on the Agenda. Please complete a
comment card and provide it to the Town Clerk so speakers may be announced. Please remember
comments are limited to a TOTAL of three minutes.
- Michael Steinhauer provided his comments via exhibit A.
- Pablo Perhacs provided his comments via exhibit B.
NEW BUSINESS: OPEN PUBLIC HEARING:
1. Resolution 63-09-25 - Establish Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Millage Rates - Operating
(FIRST READING).
Finance Director Barbara Gould presented the millage rate as 5.1 mills. The Commission
discussed reducing the millage rate to 5.0 mills. Finance Director Gould distributed the
attached (Exhibit C) showing what the reduction would reflect. Commissioner Linden
felt the Town was broke and should not lower the millage rate.
Public Comment:
- Pablo Perhacs agreed with the millage rate and suggested getting the $750,000 back
from Forest Development for the expense of additional law enforcement services, even
though they have not occupied the building.
Motion to approve Resolution 63-09-25; Seconded by Commissioner Linden.
Voting Aye: All
2. Resolution 64-09-25 – Fiscal Year 2026 Budget – All Funds - Town of Lake Park.
Finance Director Gould presented the budget and explained changes made to clarify the
detail (Exhibit D). Town Manager Reade explained all the positions that would not be
filled during this fiscal year and the current spending freeze. Commissioner Linden
suggested additional reductions in each department budget. Commissioner Thomas
suggested filling the Assistant Finance Director and Procurement Specialist and freezing
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the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA). She asked Public Works Director Jaime Morales
how many positions were open in Public Works. Public Works Director Morales stated
that there were two Stormwater positions, one in Streets & Roads, one Sanitation position,
which are Enterprise Fund positions and would not impact the General Fund. There was
one position in the Facility Maintenance, which would impact the General Fund. Town
Manager Reade recapped the positions that would not be filled, assisting in the cost of
the reducing the budget. Commissioner Thomas suggested reviewing the COLA versus
merit increases and eliminating one of the two. Town Manager Reade stated that
removing the COLA would produce $32,000 for the .5% increase or $96,000 for the year.
He discussed the changes he would be making to the Employee Evaluation Form. Vice
Mayor Hensley expressed concern with the next budget and suggested that everyone
proceed carefully to prevent major reduction in the 2026/2027 budget. He stated for the
record that if the Town were not better off this year than next year, then he would be in
favor of no salary increases. Mayor Michaud does not want to put fear in employees that
drastic changes are expected. He felt that the budget should not be based on upcoming
projects because there was too many unknown factors to take into consideration. He felt
the manager and staff would pull together to get through this budget cycle. Town Manager
Reade would work with staff to cut smaller items from the budget right away and there
was very little of the operating budget to reduce. He would work with staff during the
upcoming year to make additional reductions to the budget. The Commission came to
consensus to conduct a salary survey in-house and save the $10,000 allocated in the
budget for a survey. Commissioner Linden suggested removing events that do not offer
much to our residents and save the Town funds. Town Manager Reade asked direction
from the Commission because the programs that are in the proposed budget were the
programs that the Commission wanted included in the budget.
Public Comment:
- Michael Steinhauer expressed confusion about the September 18, 2025 Final Public
Budget Hearing if the Commission was making changes to the budget during this
meeting. He struggled with the conversation taking place on the Dias this evening
regarding the Town being broke. He agreed with taxpayer savings.
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Motion to approve Resolution 64-09-25 made by Commissioner Thomas, Seconded by
Vice Mayor Hensley.
Vice Mayor Hensley asked Commissioner Linden what he does not support in the
proposed budget. Commissioner Linden stated that some of the department budgets have
unnecessary expenses that could be reduced. He stated that if the budget were presented
the same on September 18, 2025 he would vote against it. He suggested that the
departments make more cuts. Vice Mayor Hensley suggested that the Commission give
direction to the manager on what to remove or reduce from the budget, so staff could
work on reducing the budget and not guessing on the reductions. Commissioner Thomas
stated for the record that she agrees with freezing positons that are currently in the budget;
continue to fund the Sanitation and Stormwater Enterprise Funds; and wanted the COLA
to remain in the budget. Town Manager Reade pointed out that the Collective Bargaining
Agreement includes a merit increase. He suggested doing the same for all employees.
Mayor Michaud stated for the record that he agreed with freezing positions, agreed with
making adjustments during the year. He was in agreement with some of Commissioner
Thomas’ suggestions.
Voting Yea: Mayor Michaud, Vice Mayor Hensley, Commissioner Thomas
Voting Nay: Commissioner Linden
Close Public Hearing.
TOWN ATTORNEY, TOWN MANAGER, COMMISSIONER COMMENTS:
Town Attorney Baird asked if the Commission was still in favor of filing a Complaint against 1100
2nd Court. The Commission agreed. Attorney Baird announced that he would not be in attendance
at the September 17th Commission meeting because he would be attending a conference. He asked
that the Commission change his contract fees to a lump sum for the administrative cost and separate
litigation or special projects on an hourly basis. He requested approval to work with the Finance
Director on the Enterprise Funds because he felt that they have not billed efficiently into the
Enterprise Funds. He felt they were lumped together with the General Funds.
Town Manager had no comments.
Commissioner Linden said that the Dolly Parton Book Event was well attended.
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Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Exhibit C
CURRENT MILLAGE ROLLED-BACK MILLAGE RATE MILLAGE RATE MILLAGE RATE MILLAGE RATE
RATE 5.1 RATE 4.1768 OF 4.5 OF 4.8 OF 4.9 OF 5
1,294,041,142 2025/26 Taxable Value 1,294,041,142 1,294,041,142 1,294,041,142 1,294,041,142 1,294,041,142
1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
5.1000 Millage 4.1768 4.5000 4.8000 4.9000 5.0000
95.0% 95.0% 95.0% 95.0% 95.0% 95.0%
6,269,629 5,134,703 5,532,026 5,900,828 6,023,762 6,146,695
(2,012,287) (1,793,990) (1,870,413) (1,941,350) (1,964,996) (1,988,641)
4,257,342 3,340,713 3,661,613 3,959,478 4,058,766 4,158,054
248,902,189 2024/25 LP Increment 248,902,189 248,902,189 248,902,189 248,902,189 248,902,189
245,451,571 2024/25 County Increment 245,451,571 245,451,571 245,451,571 245,451,571 245,451,571
4.5000 Palm Beach County Millage 4.5000 4.5000 4.5000 4.5000 4.5000
3.4581 Palm Beach Fire/Rescue 3.4581 3.4581 3.4581 3.4581 3.4581
CRA
1,205,931 Town Millage 987,634 1,064,057 1,134,994 1,158,640 1,182,285
806,356 Palm Beach County Fire/Rescue Millage 806,356 806,356 806,356 806,356 806,356
2,012,287 SUB-TOTAL 1,793,990 1,870,413 1,941,350 1,964,996 1,988,641
1,049,305 Palm Beach County Millage 1,049,305 1,049,305 1,049,305 1,049,305 1,049,305
3,061,592 TOTAL 2,843,295 2,919,718 2,990,655 3,014,301 3,037,946
Town Reduction 916,629 595,729 297,864 198,576 99,288
CRA Reduction 218,297 141,874 70,937 47,291 23,646
Town of Lake Park
Exhibit D
Payroll Data
FY 2026
FTE's excluding
Town
Fund Commission COLA 1.5% COLA 1.0% COLA .5%
General Fund 52.95 $ 58,294 $ 38,863 $ 19,431
Streets & Roads 1 $ 608 $ 405 $ 203
Marina 7 $ 6,281 $ 4,187 $ 2,094
Stormwater 4 $ 3,198 $ 2,132 $ 1,066
Sanitation 9 $ 6,824 $ 4,549 $ 2,275
CRA 2.75 $ 3,720 $ 2,480 $ 1,240
COLA Cost 76.7 $ 78,925 $ 52,616 $ 26,309
FICA Cost $ 6,038 $ 4,025 $ 2,013
FRS Cost $ 11,050 $ 7,366 $ 3,683
Total COLA Costs $ 96,012 $ 64,007 $ 32,005
Savings over 1.5% COLA $ 32,005 $ 64,007
Town of Lake Park Please mark your choice clearly
Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget - Additional Cuts with a large "X" to indicate your
choice to Maintain or Remove the
Listed Cuts from the Budget
All Funds Position Job Title Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
in FY from FY
2026 2026
Budget Budget
All Funds All Job Titles COLA Adjustment - Reduce to $0
General Fund All Job Titles $ 63,543 All Savings Frozen
Streets & Road Fund All Job Titles $ 740 No Vote Needed
Marina Fund All Job Titles $ 7,641
Stormwater Fund All Job Titles $ 3,890
Sanitation Fund All Job Titles $ 8,301
CRA All Job Titles $ 4,525
Total Reserve Expense - Personnel Savings (includes FICA &
FRS costs) $ 88,641
001- General Fund Position Job Title Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
2026 2026
Budget Budget
104 - Town Manager Assistant Town Manager Frozen for FY 2025/26 (additional savings of $33,182 from $ 192,393
repurpose of position) All Savings Frozen
150 - Finance Procurement Specialist Frozen for FY 2025/26 (additional savings of $23,053 from $ 82,572
repurpose of position) No Vote Needed
150 - Finance Assistant Finance Director Frozen for FY 2025/26 - 1st 6 months $ 88,413
500 - Community Develop Community Development Frozen for FY 2025/26 $ 66,667
Technician
700 - Library Accounting Technician Frozen for FY 2025/26 $ 70,107
Total Reserve Expense - Personnel Savings (includes salary and
all benefit costs) $ 500,152
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Town Commission 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-511-100-48001 Town of Lake Park Grants Reduce Budget to $10,000 from $25,000 $ 15,000
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 15,000
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Town Manager 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-512-104-40000 Travel & Training Remove Assistant Town Manager Trainings $ 2,037
001-512-104-48000 Promotional Activity Reduce Gift Cards to Current Employee & Commission Count $ 1,800
001-512-104-49400 Uniforms & Clothing Reduce Uniforms to $200 from $600 $ 400
001-512-104-51000 Office Supplies Reduce Office Supply Budget to $400 from $584 $ 184
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 4,421
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Human Resources 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-512-105-31000 Professional Services Remove Proposed Salary Study $ 10,000
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 10,000
Maintain Remove
001- General Fund in FY from FY
Cost Center 2026 2026
Town Clerk Account Name Description of Change Savings Budget Budget
001-512-106-47000 Printing Reduce Purchase of Commission & Board Nameplates $ 282
001-512-106-47100 Photocopying Reduce Copy Cost to $100 from $722 $ 622
001-512-106-49400 Uniforms & Clothing Cut Uniform Allowance to $0 from $136 $ 136
001-512-106-54200 Memberships, Dues & Reduce Participation in Professional Associations to $680 from $ 190
Subscriptions $870
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 1,230
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Legal 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-514-108-31101 Professional Svc - Other Remove SB180 Lawsuit Costs, Proposed Bill Glitch (Resolve $ 10,000
Legal Concerns in 2026 Legislative Session)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 10,000
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Communications & 2026 2026
Grants Budget Budget
001-512-109-31000 Professional Services Remove New Town Website Development & Maintenance $ 34,958
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 34,958
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Information Technology 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-512-110-31000 Professional Services Reduce Consulting IT Vendor Costs Due to New Intern Position $ 5,000
001-512-110-52000 Operating Supplies Reduce Operating Supplies to $15,250 from $18,250 $ 3,000
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 8,000
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Finance 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-513-150-40000 Travel & Training Reduce Training to $ $2,965 from $4,730 $ 1,765
001-513-150-44200 Equipment Leases Remove Copier/Scanner & Fold, Stuff & Seal Rental (Finance to $ 5,299
Share with Community Development)
001-513-150-49400 Uniforms & Clothing Cut Uniform Allowance to $200 from $600 $ 400
001-513-150-51000 Office Supplies Reduce Budget Book Costs (move to electronic versions for $ 155
Commissioner & staff)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 7,619
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Emergency 2026 2026
Management Budget Budget
001-525-250-34050 Other Contract Services Revised DI Recovery, LLC Agreement (Emergency Mgmt. $ 1,976
Services)Vendor to $1,976 from $3,952
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 1,976
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Public Works 2026 2026
Administration Budget Budget
001-534-400-52000 Operating Supplies Reduce Public Notice Costs (i.e., flyers, mailings, etc.) $ 2,000
001-534-400-54200 Memberships, Dues & Reduce Professional Association Memberships to $455 from $ 1,373
Subscriptions $1,828
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 3,373
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Public Works Grounds 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-572-406-34000 Contractual Services Eliminate Landscape Maintenance of Various Town Rights of Way $ 26,320
& Lawn Treatment Service at Evergreen House (to be completed
by Public Works Grounds Maintenance)
001-572-406-40000 Travel & Training Reduce Training to $ 1,400 from $1,500 $ 100
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 26,420
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Public Works Facilities 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-597-408-34000 Contractual Services Eliminate Iguana Pest Control Service $ 5,880
001-597-408-40000 Travel & Training Reduce Professional Certification & Renewal Costs to $0 from $ 500
$500
001-597-408-46000 Repair & Maintenance Reduce Town Facilities Lock Repairs, Key Duplication and $ 6,000
Planned Rekeying Project
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 12,380
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Public Works Vehicle 2026 2026
Maintenance Budget Budget
001-591-410-40000 Travel & Training Eliminate Professional Training & Certifications (ASC) $ 1,250
001-591-410-46300 Vehicle Parts & Supplies Reduce Vehicle Parts Costs (i.e., windshield wipers, relay $ 3,795
switches, fuses, etc.)
001-591-410-52000 Operating Supplies Reduce Mechanic Shop Consumables (Extend Maintenance $ 3,176
Schedule to Less Often)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 8,221
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Community 2026 2026
Development Budget Budget
001-524-500-40000 Travel & Training Eliminate Professional Training & Certifications (i.e., Code $ 11,133
Enforcement, Planning, etc.)
001-524-500-44200 Equipment Leases Reduce Copier/Scanner Costs (Finance to Share with Community $ 1,556
Development)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 12,689
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Special Events 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-572-600-40000 Travel & Training Eliminate Professional Training & Certifications $ 1,312
001-572-600-44100 Rentals Move to Plastic Tablecloths from Cloth for Employee Appreciation $ 300
Events
001-572-600-47000 Printing Eliminate Holiday Calendar, Public Notice Mailer to All Properties $ 4,850
in Town
001-572-600-48000 Promotional Activity Eliminate Participation in Riviera Beach MLK Parade $ 2,555
001-572-600-48010 MLK Day Celebration Reduce Planned Event Costs to $10,000 from $20,000 $ 10,000
001-572-600-48045 Red, White & Blue Sunset Reduce Fireworks Planned Event Costs to $49,898 from $53,898 $ 4,000
Celebration
001-572-600-48057 Veteran's Day Event Eliminate Participation in PBC Veteran's Day Parade $ 2,555
001-572-600-52100 Gasoline & Diesel Fuel Cancel Summer Camp (only 3 campers out of 20 are Town $ 500
residents)
001-572-600-57220 Program Exp - Summer Cancel Summer Camp (only 3 campers out of 20 are Town $ (4,890)
Camp residents) Costs $8,700 Less Lost Revenues $13,590)
001-572-600-57235 Sponsored Event Expense Eliminate Lake Park Elementary Caroling Event (Light Towers) $ 1,000
001-572-600-57235 Sponsored Event Expense Eliminate Tour de Lake Park (i.e., Banners, Beverages, Snacks $ 1,140
etc.)
001-572-600-57235 Sponsored Event Expense Reduce Jet Set Summer Soccer Camp to $5,000 from $10,000 $ 5,000
001-572-600-57235 Sponsored Event Expense Reduce Haitian Flag Day to $5,000 from $10,000 $ 5,000
001-572-600-57235 Sponsored Event Expense Eliminate Santa's Mailbox Event $ 200
001-572-600-57236 Santa's Magic Sleigh Ride Eliminate Event $ 3,200
001-572-600-57237 Holiday Decorating Contest Eliminate Event $ 600
001-572-600-13000 Other & Part Time Salaries Cancel Summer Camp (only 3 campers out of 20 are Town $ 21,920
residents)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 59,242
001- General Fund Account Name Description of Change Savings Maintain Remove
Cost Center in FY from FY
Library 2026 2026
Budget Budget
001-571-700-34000 Contractual Services Eliminate Panic Alarm Monitoring $ 300
001-571-700-40000 Travel & Training Reduce Professional Training & Certifications $ 1,153
001-571-700-48000 Promotional Activity Reduce Public Library Outreach Materials (i.e., books, materials, $ 5,866
crafts, etc.) & Promotional Materials (i.e., pens, pencils, magnets,
coloring books, etc.)
001-571-700-49400 Uniforms & Clothing Cut Uniform Allowance to $0 from $1,002 $ 1,002
001-571-700-52000 Operating Supplies Reduce Programs Offered $ 1,400
001-571-700-54200 Memberships, Dues, & Reduce Professional Memberships & Other Public $ 1,894
Subscription Material/Subscriptions (i.e., New York Times, Wall Street Journal,
etc.)
Total Reserve Expense - Operating Savings $ 11,615
Town of Lake Park
Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget - Summary of Additional Cuts
Total Proposed General Fund Budget Cuts - Personnel (Freeze $ 563,695
Salaries, No COLA)
Total Proposed General Fund Budget Cuts - Operating $ 227,144
Total Proposed Streets & Roads Fund Budget Cuts - $ 740
Personnel COLA Only
Total Proposed Marina Fund Budget Cuts - Personnel COLA $ 7,641
Only
Total Proposed Stormwater Fund Budget Cuts - Personnel $ 3,890
COLA Only
Total Proposed Sanitation Fund Budget Cuts - Personnel $ 8,301
COLA Only
Total Proposed CRA Fund Budget Cuts - Personnel COLA Only $ 4,525
Total Proposed Town Budget Cuts $ 815,937
Agenda
Lake Park Town Commission, Florida
First Public Budget Hearing
Commission Chamber, Town Hall, 535 Park Avenue, Lake Park, FL 33403
September 08, 2025 6:30 P.M.
Roger Michaud __ Mayor
Michael Hensley __ Vice Mayor
John Linden __ Commissioner
Michael O’Rourke __ Commissioner
Judith Thomas __ Commissioner
Richard J. Reade __ Town Manager
Thomas J. Baird __ Town Attorney
Vivian Mendez, MMC __ Town Clerk
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AND BE ADVISED, that if any interested person desires to appeal
any decision of the Town Commission, with respect to any matter considered at this meeting,
such interested person will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, may need to
ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony
and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Persons with disabilities requiring
accommodations in order to participate in the meeting should contract the Town Clerk’s office
by calling 881-3311 at least 48 hours in advance to request accommodations.
CIVILITY AND DECORUM
The Town of Lake Park is committed to civility and decorum to be applied and observed by its elected
officials, advisory board members, employees and members of the public who attend Town meetings. The
following rules are hereby established to govern the decorum to be observed by all persons attending public
meetings of the Commission and its advisory boards:
• Those persons addressing the Commission or its advisory boards who wish to speak shall first be
recognized by the presiding officer. No person shall interrupt a speaker once the speaker has been
recognized by the presiding officer. Those persons addressing the Commission or its advisory boards shall
be respectful and shall obey all directions from the presiding officer.
• Public comment shall be addressed to the Commission or its advisory board and not to the audience
or to any individual member on the dais.
• Displays of disorderly conduct or personal derogatory or slanderous attacks of anyone in the
assembly is discouraged. Any individual who does so may be removed from the meeting.
• Unauthorized remarks from the audience, stomping of feet, clapping, whistles, yells or any other
type of demonstrations are discouraged.
• A member of the public who engages in debate with an individual member of the Commission or
an advisory board is discouraged. Those individuals who do so may be removed from the meeting.
• All cell phones and/or other electronic devices shall be turned off or silenced prior to the start of
the public meeting. An individual who fails to do so may be removed from the meeting.
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CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
SPECIAL PRESENTATION/REPORT:
PUBLIC COMMENT:
This time is provided for addressing items that do not appear on the Agenda. Please complete a
comment card and provide it to the Town Clerk so speakers may be announced. Please remember
comments are limited to a TOTAL of three minutes.
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Resolution 63-09-25 - Establish Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Millage Rates - Operating
(FIRST READING).
2. Resolution 64-09-25 – Fiscal Year 2026 Budget – All Funds - Town of Lake Park
TOWN ATTORNEY, TOWN MANAGER, COMMISSIONER COMMENTS:
ADJOURNMENT:
FUTURE MEETING DATE: Next Scheduled Regular Commission Meeting will be held on
September 17, 2025.
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