Minutes from the City Commissionmeeting calledJanuary 28, 2026, at 5:30 P.M.

Minutes from the City Commissionmeeting calledJanuary 28, 2026, at 5:30 P.M.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2026 
CITY COMMISSION MEETING – 5:30 P.M. 

Present:Dave Lowery, MayorSam Peebles, Mayor Pro TemPat Perno, Commissioner 
Jamie Warrick, Commissioner 
Judy Tinder, Commissioner 
Chris Lightfoot, InterimCity ManagerSergeant at Arms 
Amy Myers, City Legal Counsel

Apologies:None

Item # 1. Call to order.

Mayor Lowery called the meeting to order at 5:30 P.M. 

Item # 2. Invocation and thePledgeof Allegiance.

The invocation was given by Police Chaplin Frank Stephens followed by thePledgeof Allegiance.

Item # 3. Additions, Deletions, and/orModifications to the Agenda. 

Commissioner Peebles - to discuss the way forward for selecting anew city manager (15)

Commissioner Tinder - to add an item to discuss the city clerk.(16)

Mayor Lowery - to discuss zoning in preparation for thenext meeting. (17)

Motion by Commissioner Peeblesto add all three items.
Second to the Motion:Commissioner Tinder 
On Vote:
Peebles ayeTinder ayePerno ayeWarrickayeLoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0CONSENT AGENDA 

Item # 4. Approvalof Minutesdated01/13/26 - Regularmeeting& 01/20/26 SpecialMeeting.
Item # 5. Approvalto declareThermalImagerCameras as surplusbackto Municipal

Equipment forbuy back program credit of $4,500. 

Motion by Commissioner Perno to approveall items on theconsent agenda.

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Peebles 

On Vote:

Perno aye

Peebles aye

Tinderaye

Warrickaye

LoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

OLD BUSINESS 

None. 


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None

NEW BUSINESS 
Item # 6. Employee of the 4th Quarter 2025.

The AssistantCity Manager explained and presented theaward to HaroldBramton fromthe ITdepartment.

Item # 7. Discussion and possible approval of Resolution 2026-01-514 FY 2025-2026 Budget 
Adjustment. 

The Director of Financeexplained theitem.
TheInterim City Manager Read the resolution by title only. 
Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. Therewerenone. 

Motion by Commissioner Perno to approveof Resolution 2026-01-514 FY2025-2026 
Budget Adjustment.

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Peebles 

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the public for comments. 
Commissioner Tinder – What happens to thepurchase orders if thoseprices change? Mrs. Roman – 
those prices are locked in thepurchase orders.

On Vote:
Perno ayePeebles ayeWarrickayeTinderayeLoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

Item # 8. Discussion and possibleapprovalof Resolution 2026-01-515 Amending theFeeSchedule.

TheInterim City Manager read the resolution by titleonly. 
The Deputy Director of Financeexplained theitem as reported.
Mayor Lowery opened the floor for discussion by thecommission. 
Commissioner Peebles –Keeptheproposed prices thesameforLynn Havenand increasethemby 

$10 for non-residents. Mrs. Marsh – Mr. Ward said itwas difficultto determinewhoareresidentsandwho arenot.CommissionerPeebles – let’s putitin thepolicy now and wecansortouttheimplementation later.

Commissioner Peebles –for afutureagendaitemto discuss contracted naming rights to thefieldswith thosefunds going toward an enterprisefund. Commissioner Peebles willgettogether with Mr. 
Ward to discuss presenting this. Commissioner Warrick– wedon’tnormally transferfunds fromgeneralto enterprisethough, do we?Mrs. Roman –thatis notour normalpractice.Itwould makemore sense for it to go straight to the stormwater.

Commissioner Peebles - $100 feeto usethegazebo atCain Griffin– would liketoputthatbackin

thereto allow someoneto reserve it if they wish. 
Commissioner Warrick– hadahandoutcomparison forwatermeterre-readratesthroughoutthecounty andhasnoproblemwith loweringour re-readfee.Mrs.Roman – lastfiscalyear wehad 12re-reads. Further discussion ensued. Commissioner Warrickwould liketokeepthemeter testing feeat $50 and there-read fee at $25. 

Motion by Commissioner Perno to approveof Resolution 2026-01-515 Amending the


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FeeSchedule,with threeprovisions thatnon-residentsbechargedan additional$10 for non-residents;putting 
the$100 rentalfee&$100 refundablecleaning feeback 
for thegazebo attheCain Griffin Park;and reducere-
read feeto $25.

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Tinder 

Mayor Lowery opened the floor for discussion by thepublic.

Mr. Beshearse– charging non-residentsextrashouldnotbeaproblembecausewealready chargeextrafor the garden club and otherthings for non-residents. Plus, additional for pickleball etc.

Mr. Scray– you havealistof allLynn Haven residentsto collecttrash. Concerned abouttheconstruction fees goingup, specifically aboutwhen itwillbeassessed, andhaving to payadditionalfor reinspection. Encouragesthecommission to review theULDC. Commissionersshould bedoingworkshops to updatethe ULDC line-by-line. 

Mr. Langford– thanks for theideaof alternativeways to fund stormwater. Thecommission needs tocomeup withwhatthetop priorities areinLynn Haven, then discuss funding. Spokefurther aboutthefeeincreases with thesports and getready toexplain why. Mr.Lightfoot– eventheproposed fees 
arecheaper than anywhereelsein thecounty, and weoperateatarevenueloss with thesports

department.
On Vote:
Perno 
Tinder 
Peebles 
WarrickLoweryayeayeayeayeayeMotion passed: 5-0

QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARING– Opens (6:06pm) 
Item # 9. Discussion and possibleapprovalof Development OrderApplication – Bay BreezeShores parcel #08550-000-000. 

TheCityAttorneysworein allwho wishedtospeakand checked with thecommissioners for ex-partecommunications.
Commissioner Perno - spoke with a few residents who wereall againstthedevelopment. 
Mayor Lowery - spoke with one resident who was against the development.
Commissioner Warrick – spoke with a resident who was against the development. 
Commissioner Tinder - spokewith three residents who were all againstthe development. 

The Planning & Development Specialist explained theitemin the attached report. 
Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. 
Mayor Lowery asked whatthe staffanalysis isand the recommendation?Ms. Harrison – itmeets all

the requirements. 
Mayor Lowery – ThePlanning Board denied therequest for DO.
Commissioner Tinder – does this have a lot to do with incompatibility? Mrs. Myers – therules state

that the city shall determinethecompatibility when they hear all thepubliccomments. 
Commissioner Warrick – did the Planning Commission notdeny theproposal? Mrs. Myers – no, themotion to deny was voted down so it defaults to an approval.

APPLICANT/REPRESENTATIVE: 


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Comments by affected parties:

Mr. Stone – spoke againstthedevelopment.
Mrs. Outwell– spokeagainst the development.
Mr. Flynn – spoke againstthedevelopment.
Ms. Turpen– spokeagainst the development. 
Commissioner Tinder– isn’tthis thesameprojectthatwasapprovedlastyearfor 34 apartments?

Mrs. Harrison – it wasapproved for duplexes. 
Mr. Paul Sims – spoke against thedevelopment. 
Mayor Lowery askedMrs. Harrison if therewerecompatibilityconcerns with thisapplication when 

itwassubmitted and reviewed. Ms. Harrison explained this propertydoeshavepermissibleuse. Mrs.
Myers– staff’sanalysis willsimplybeifitis apass or failregarding theminimumrequirements.
Mayor Lowery – weprobably need to add anextlevelof analysis for nexttime, likeimpactonneighbors. Mrs. Myers – at this stagein the process certainty is not required. 

Commissioner Warrick– thecity needs toupdatethecomprehensiveplan andULDC– thatis thecommission’s job. Staff’s job is justto check if itpasses the currentcode or not. 

Mayor Lowery – would liketo setaworkshop for sometimein thenext60 days to discuss theULDC.
Commissioner Warrick–therearedevelopmentorder applications hedoesnotlike, butif they followour codes, wecannotdeny them. This onesays wecan determinethis individuallydepending oncompatibility. More discussion ensued. 

Mr. Sims – spokeoutagainstthedevelopment. 
Mr. Scray – spokeagainstthedevelopment.
Mr. Turpen – spoke against the development. 
Mr. Shands – spoke against thedevelopment. 
Mr. Detweiler – was sworn in – spoke against thedevelopment.
Mrs. Moore– was sworn in - spokeagainst the development. 

APPLICANTRESPONSE: 

Ms. Dana– saidthey believedtheresidents don’twantanydevelopmentofany kind onthis property.
Stated thatthesearenottrailer homes. Theyaremodularhomes.Thecounty has approved of thisdevelopment. 

Commissioner Tinder– asked if thereisaparticular reason they arenotbuilding thepreviousdevelopment. Applicantssaidthey wereunableto sellthosehomes, so theydecidedtobuildsomething less expensive. 

Commissioner Tinder – will they be on stilts? Applicant– no, there willbeinfill and blocks. 
Mayor Lowery – othertrailer parks aregenerally located near mainamenities. Was this considered?

Applicant– wearereducing thenumberof homes thatwereoriginallyapproved. Thoseresidents can 
walk to various locations or ridea golf cart.
Commissioner Perno – you can’t take agolf cart through that grassy point, so you don’t haveaccess.
Commissioner Tinder– areyou planning on building onecompletely as asales toollikeademo 

home?Applicant- Yes.
Mr. Sims – spokeagainst the development again. 


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citizens living here. 

Mayor Lowery deferred tothecityattorney. City Attorney remindedthemto maketheirdecisionbased ONLY on what they haveheard in today’s testimony. 
Commissioner Warrick –thereis areason thecomprehensiveplan has thecompatibilityclause, and 

he doesn’t feel it is compatible.
Motion by Commissioner Tinderto deny DevelopmentOrder Application – Bay BreezeShores parcel #08550-000-000. 

Second to the Motion:Commissioner WarrickOn Vote:
TinderayeWarrick ayePeebles ayePerno ayeLoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARING– Closed (7:21pm) 

Meeting adjourned for ashortbreak at 7.21pm.
Meeting was reconvened at 7.28pm. 

QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARING– Opens (7.28pm)
Item # 10. Discussion and possibleapprovalof Development Order–CentralPentecostalMinistries Building Addition – Parcel#11794-000-000.

TheCityAttorneysworein allwhowishedto speakand checkedfor ex-partecommunications. Therewas no ex-partecommunication. 

The Planning & Development Specialist explained theitemin the attached report. 
Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. Therewas none. 

APPLICANTRepresentative:

Derek McCarty from North Star Engineering – explained theaddition on behalf of the applicant.

Commissioner Perno– additionalparking?No, becausetherewas already excess parking inexistence. 
Commissioner Perno– stormwater meetthe100-yearplan?Mr.RichardFutnerfromDewberry –

yes. 
Motion by Commissioner Tinderto approveof DevelopmentOrder – CentralPentecostalMinistries Building Addition – Parcel#11794-000-000. 

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Perno

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the public for comments. There werenone.

On Vote:
Tinderaye


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Perno ayePeebles ayeWarrickayeLoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

QUASI-JUDICIAL PUBLIC HEARING– Closed (7:35pm) 

Item # 11. First Reading only of Ordinance1176-AR Comp Plan Amendments. 

TheInterim City Manager read the Resolution by title only. 

Motion by Commissioner Warrick to approve Ordinance 1176-AR. 

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Perno

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the public for comments. There werenone.

On Vote:WarrickayePerno ayePeebles ayeTinderayeLoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

Item # 12. Discussion and possibleapprovalof Resolution 2026-01-516 Updating andAmending the PublicRecords Request Policy. 

TheInterim City Manager read the Resolution by title only. 
The city Attorney explained theItem.
Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. 
Commissioner Tinder – spokebriefly aboutnot wanting to burden residents with high fees.
Mayor Lowery – asked Mrs. Myers to explain.
Mrs. Myers – explained as it was reported.
Commissioner Warrick – whatdoes Floridastatutesayaboutcommissioners being chargedfor

records?Mrs. Myers– thatisup to thecity becausethestatutedoes notaddress that. Mrs. Myersto 
amend thepolicy to includethatCommissioners willnotbechargedforpublicrecords requests 
related to records theyrequire for upcoming business. 

Mayor Lowery asked commissioners how theyfelt about thetimeand thecosts. Consensus wasthey

were happy with that. 
Commissioner Tinder– wealsoneed tobeawarethatwehaveso manyfiles stillsitting in storageboxes. 

Mrs. Hodges spokeabout recentexperiences withextensive requests. 
Motion by Commissioner Warrick toapproveof Resolution 2026-01-516 Updating andAmending thePublicRecords RequestPolicy, with aprovision included thatCommissioners willnotbecharged for records requested for officialrelated duties.

Second to the Motion:Commissioner PernoMayor Lowery opened the floor to the public for comments. 
Mr. Scray– isthereaplan to scanin thoseboxesof records. Mr. Lightfoot– at$30k. Mr. Scray–

apparently theelected officials canrequestretired DOD stafftocomeinand do theworkatno cost


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to thecity. Mr.Lightfoot– wehaveresearchedthis. Thedocuments needpreservation and specialscanners. Mayor Lowery will liaise with relevant staff to discuss this. 

Mr. Detweiler – numberonefaultwith thesetypes of projects is thatthey didn’thavethegood data

points. Spoker further about other options. 
On Vote:WarrickPerno 
Peebles 
TinderLoweryayeayeayeayeayeMotion passed: 5-0

Item # 13. Discussion and possibleapprovalof Resolution 2026-01-517 – Raftelis WWTPRateStudy Agreement. 

TheInterim City Manager read the Resolution by title only. 

TheInterim City Manager explainedthe Item asreported. 

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. 

Motion by Commissioner Warrick toapproveof Resolution 2026-01-517 – Raftelis 
WWTP Rate Study Agreement. 

Second to the Motion:Commissioner Perno

Commissioner Warrick opened the floor to thepublic for comments. There were none.

On Vote:

Warrickaye

Perno aye

Peebles aye

Tinderaye

LoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

Item # 14. Discussion and possibleapprovalto submit theSafeRoutestoSchoolapplication(Phase II) to FDOT.

The Director of CRA explained theitemas reported. 

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the commission for discussion. Therewas none. 

Motion by Commissioner Warrick toapprovesubmittingtheSafeRoutesto Schoolapplication (PhaseII) toFDOT. 
Second to the Motion:Commissioner Perno

Mayor Lowery opened the floor to the public for comments. There werenone.

On Vote:

Warrickaye

Perno aye

Peebles aye

Tinderaye

LoweryayeMotion passed: 5-0

Item # 15. To discuss about the way forward for selecting a new city manager (15)

Commissioner Peebles – allcommissioners received thepackets and arereviewing them. Based onthenumber of qualified applicantsweshould eachsubmitour top5 and work withtheoverlaps. Or 


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do a public workshop to talk aboutthem in the sunlight. 

Commissioner Perno– happy with thatplan. Healready knows areputableguy who hewould bewilling to give the contractto. 
Commissioner Tinder – has been trying to read them all and has been calling candidates. Is happy to 

follow that plan. 

Mrs. Myers – has prepared aballotwhere theycan list up to 10 names in order of choice. Then hand 
them in to Jerrod to score. Then they will be rated and returnto them with the top 5 candidates.
Commissioners Consensus – top 10. 
Commissioner Warrick – can itincludethepeople that qualified in the first round?Yes.
Mayor Lowery – can review them and get his choices back next week. 
Mr. Holton – whenthescores areback he can do a 5-minute presentation?
Commissioner Warrick – what if you don’t have 10? Then just fillin your top picks. 
Mayor Lowery would likethescoring returned in an excelworksheet. Would thecommissionerslike

to use some of theprocesses fromthepolice chief appointmentin this process? No. 
Morediscussion ensued. 
Close of business Wednesdaynextweek is the deadlineforsubmittingtheir inputs toMr.Holton by

email. 

Item # 16. To add an item todiscuss the city clerk. 

Commissioner Tinder–Said thatseeing Mr. Lightfoothadsenteveryonean emailabouthowPanamaCity does it shewas wondering how everyoneis leaning.

Warrick –wasunder the assumption thatiswhatthecharterreview committeeis supposedto decideand tell us. 

Mayor Lowery – his vision is to haveacitymanager and thenachartered administrativefinancialperson. Two peers reporting to thecity commission. Hewould like to do aspecial referendum in thespring/summerfor theclerkposition and thebroadercharter updatesin April2027. He would liketo 
spend time building the city clerk / treasurer.

Ms. Myers –if theygo with SuperTuesday in April– need action atfirstmeeting in Feb(nextmeeting);iftheydo astand-aloneinMay –action by March 20th;or iftheypiggyback generalelectionin August(slightly less incost) – action by June12th. Aprilor May would costabout$20k and Augustwould be slightly less. 

Commissioner Tinder–you werecombining thecity clerkwith thefinancial?Mayor Lowery – yes, 
they would oversee the clerkadministrative as well asthefinancial.

Mayor Lowery – invited Mr.Langford to speak. Mr.Langford–consensus thatthereneeds tobeaclerkoutlined in thechartertoreportto thecity commission;also, tonothandcuff thecommission to 
detail for them what those duties would be.

Mayor Lowery – how muchtimewillthecommitteeneed todo theotherbig issues?Mr. Langford 

– atleast 2 morecharter review committeemeetings. Mayor Lowery – can you getthis by Marchforthe May meeting?Mr. Langford - Maybe. 
Mayor Lowery – then we will look at theMay or August meeting for the referendum.
Commissioner Warrick –would prefer doing itduring thegeneralelection to ensuremaximuminputby voters, and wecan give thecharter review committee time to get it right. 

Commission Consensus – generalelection.


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Mr. Scray – lotofworkto bedonethroughoutthecharter.Knowledgeof having aclerk or notdeterminesalotof thelanguagefurther on inthecharter. Also – noteveryoneparticipates in theprimary elections. 

Mayor Lowery – if you comeback attheend of Feb with justthecity clerk thenwecanpressforwardin May or August. 

Further discussion ensued. 

Mayor Lowery prefers not to haveit on Super Tuesday.

City Attorney – you can startspending money now marketing tothecitizens until theballot question 
has beenposted. Aftertheballotquestion hasbeen posted thecitycan no longerspend moneymarketing/educating thecitizens. 

Commissioner Peebles – prefers August for theballot.

Commissioner Perno – feels thesame. 

Commissioner Tinder–allfor having theclerk, butwould liketo discuss moreaboutthe separationof responsibilities.

Item # 17. To discuss zoning inpreparation for the next meeting. 

Mayor Lowery – has asked theICM to presenthim with a brief on thecurrentsituation for zoning. 

Item # 18. PublicCommentary. (was 15)

Mrs. Parker –RettPlace– said publiccommentary needsto bechanged and putback to item7,andthe mayors report, commission report and attorney report beforethat item.

Mr. Scray – zoning –would liketoseeagoodevening workshop on thetopicof zoning separatefromthe commission meeting. 

Ms. Moore– AmhurstPlace– wished they wouldkeepthespeakers to 3 minutes e.g. theapplicantor thelawyer. Regarding thecitymanager – beverycarefulwho you chooseas itis avery, verycarefuldecision. Maybethetop threecandidatesshould comein for ameetand greetwith theresidents?Mayor Lowery – weare not allowed to restrict theapplicant and his lawyer for time.

Mr. Langford – spokeabouthisflockcameradatawhich heismorethanwilling to share. Thisexperimentshowedthatthesystemisnotas smartas everyonethinks. Thesystemnoted his car as agreyAcura, and hedrives abluecorolla. Commissioner Tinder– shetoo gother data, and itstatedher car as so many different types to what she actually drives. 

Mayor Lowery –hears thefeedbackaboutmoving publiccommentaryagendaitem. Itissomething 
he requested himself. Apologies for it being such a long meeting. 

Item # 19. Mayor’s Reports. (was 16) 

Mayor Lowery shared someof his experienceduring his visitto Tallahasseefor theappropriationssessions. 

Item # 20. Commissioners’ Reports. (was 17)

Commissioner Perno– shared his experienceattheMLK festival. Sharedsomeof hisexperienceduring his visit to Tallahassee for the appropriations sessions. 

Commissioner Peebles – sharedsomeof his experienceduringhis visitto Tallahasseefor theappropriations sessions. He would like to meet inpublic to talk about their priorities. 

Commissioner Warrick – shared someof hisexperienceduring his visitto Tallahasseefor theappropriations sessions. Something weshould havebeen doing every year,atleastonceayear. 


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Regarding publiccommentary – PanamaCitydo nothavepubliccommentary.Theydo Town hallsonceamonth on aSaturday morning. Itis very productive. Itis scheduledfor maximumtwo hoursand peoplecantalkmorethan once.Commissionerscan also takethattimetotalk aboutthings inthesunshine. Itisjustthecommissioners, city manager, city attorney and thepublic. Thepurposeofpublic commentary /town hall is to hear the concerns of thecitizens.

Mayor Lowery – we cantry it and seeif itworks. 

Commissioner Tinder– Called Deputy Chief Enfinger forward to thankhimfor thegood work hedoes. Thinks heneeds aletter of commendation for recentfeedback shereceivedfromaresident.
Mayor Lowery– we aregoing ahead with obtaining challengecoins, and she has just found her firstawardee.

Mayor Lowery –thanked Mayor ProTemPeebles for managing as ActingMayor soseamlessly inthe transition. 

Item # 21. Interim City Manager’s Report. (was 18)

TheInterimCityManager gavehis report.Anotherresolution for morefunding for theYates 
Plumbing work to operatethewastewater treatmentplantas theyareoutof money on thepreviousresolution that was approved. 

Namedafew projects thatare currently ongoing orgoing to bestarted. Feb 16th– BHM artwork willbe put up. Helisted afew other events.

A.Finance Report:Commissioner Tinder will text her queries through to Ms. Roman.
Item # 22. City Attorney’s Report. (was 19)

City Attorney – Nothing to report.

Item # 23. Adjournment. (was 20) 

There being no further business, themeeting was adjourned at 9.20 P.M. 

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APPROVEDTHISDAY OFFEBRUARY2026.

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Dr.DaveLowery, Mayor

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ChrisLightfoot, InterimCityManager

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