Dunedin City Commission Approves Pilot Composting Program, Discusses Budget and Staffing Needs

Overview: The Dunedin City Commission meeting saw the approval of a grant proposal for a composting and food waste reduction pilot project, alongside in-depth discussions on budget implications, staffing needs, and funding allocations for various community initiatives.

Dunedin City Commission Debates Noise Ordinance Overhaul Amidst Community Concerns

Overview: In the latest Dunedin City Commission meeting, the debate over proposed changes to the noise ordinance took center stage, sparking vigorous discussion among commissioners, residents, and business owners. The commission considered an amendment to the ordinance concerning unlawful noise, focusing on amplified sound and its impact on the community.

Pinellas School Board Approves Mental Health Plan and Budget for 2024-25

Overview: The Pinellas County School Board convened to discuss and approve initiatives including the 2024-25 mental health assistance allocation plan and the district’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The board also addressed the tentative budget for the 2024-25 school year, set at approximately $1.7 billion, and celebrated the district’s “A” rating and other accomplishments.

Dunedin Debates Sound and Outdoor Dining Ordinance Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Dunedin Local Planning Agency delved into the issues surrounding the enforcement of noise ordinances and proposed changes to outdoor dining regulations. The Agency discussed amendments to the city’s Land Development Code to provide clarity on amplified sound, with a focus on maintaining a noise level of 65 decibels after 11:00 p.m. and extending the deadline for amplified sound on New Year’s Eve.

Dunedin Designates Historic Landmarks Strengthening City’s Preservation Efforts

Overview: In a recent Dunedin City Commission meeting, the Commission approved the Historic Landmark designation for two significant properties. The properties on Edgewater Drive and W Wilkey Street were the focal points of the meeting, receiving the Historic Landmark status after the second readings of ordinances 24-16 and 24-17, respectively.