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Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland steps down. What happens next?

Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland steps down. What happens next?
The Daytona Beach News-Journal
Public service is hard, and many elected officials struggle to balance the needs of their own families against their civic duties. That painful conflict was very evident in Tuesday night’s Facebook post by Palm Coast Mayor Milissa Holland.
“As you know my daughter has been through some extraordinarily challenging years healthwise that at times became so serious that the outcome could of been very different than what it is today,” Holland wrote. “For all of the prayers, support and words of encouragement that continued to pour in throughout this trying time, I want to say Thank You. …. As her primary caregiver and of course her Mom, I began the process of assessing and evaluating where I must spend my time and focus and that is right by her side. So it is with a heavy heart that I have decided to step down from my role as mayor of the city of Palm Coast.” ....

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Palm Coast survey: Should city allow commercial vehicle parking at homes?

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The City Council will consider changing the existing rule, which bans people from parking vehicles with advertising markings larger than 3 square feet per side in their driveways.
Should Palm Coast let residents park a single commercial vehicle in their driveways?
The city has released a survey on the city website at https://www.palmcoastgov.com/government/customerservice/survey, and the City Council will consider the topic at a future workshop, according to a news release from the city.
The council had decided at an April 13 workshop to survey residents before making a decision. The survey will be available through June 1. ....

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