Project
Booster Station From draft minutes (not in the totals)
First cited 2026-08-11 · most recently cited 2026-08-11.
Allocated (sum of citations)
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0 citations
The allocated figure covers 0 citations, the encumbered 0 citations and the spent 0 citations, listed on this page. Does not cover: 1 amount in draft minutes not approved as written. Not covered by the figures: amounts whose record names no project (listed on the Money page) and minutes the City has not posted.
1 citation is a Consent agenda item, approved with the Consent agenda in one motion.
Spent (sum of citations)
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0 citations
No citation is classed as a payment for this project, so no spent figure is counted; that is not a statement that nothing was spent.
From draft minutes (approval not found in the records on file)
$259,050
1 citation; not included in any figure above
From draft minutes, not in the figures above
Each row is an amount in a motion recorded in draft minutes printed in a later agenda packet that the body has not approved as written. It is listed here, apart from the figures above, until the City posts the approved minutes.
From draft minutes (approval not found in the records on file)
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$259,0502026-08-11 · Council$259,050 Authorize a Piggyback Construction Agreement in the amount of $235,500 based on Martin County contract RFQ2025-3682 with Lawrence Lee Construction Services, Inc. (LLCS) for the Booster Station Demolition Project; Approve a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Approve and…draft minutes printed in the City's agenda packet of 2026-10-13, pp. 11–23; approval not found in the records on file (the meeting that received these draft minutes was 2026-10-13)the printed total of $235,500 + $23,550 (not an additional amount)Consent agenda item 2, approved with the Consent agendafiscal period not recorded
Expenditures
No spending citations on this project appear in the archive yet. As later meetings cite actual spending, those records will appear here.
Numbers are sums of the dollar amounts cited in the linked meetings. They do not reconcile against the city's general ledger. Use them as navigation into the public-meeting record, not as the city's official budget figures.