Zane Teeters, Jr.
Astatula Town Council: Mayor
Seat as listed on the city's council page, read 2026-11-03.
Record
In brief. Zane Teeters, Jr. attended 12 of 12 Astatula Town Council meetings on record, 2025-07-08 to 2026-06-09. Teeters made 18 motions and seconded 8. Teeters took part in 4 split votes. Written from the record below and checked by script; every number appears in the record.
Meetings attended 12 of 12Arrived late 0Motions made 18Motions seconded 8Split votes 4Recorded no votes 0
Counted from the Astatula Town Council minutes posted by the city, 2025-07-08 to 2026-06-09. Minutes post weeks after each meeting; the most recent meetings are not yet included.
- 2026-11-03 Election
Ran for Astatula Mayor (Seat 5) in the 2026 General election with 161 votes (20.2%). Source
Split votes and attendance (4)
- 2026-05-12 Vote
Split vote 3-2 on: "To authorize the Town Attorney to move forward with obtaining ownership information from CSX for the CSX property at a cost not to exceed $5,000." Source - 2026-04-29 Vote
Split vote 4-1 on: "Approve reimbursement of legal fees and expenses." Source - 2026-04-29 Vote
Split vote 3-2 on: "Correct the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes to state that Miriam Gomez , 13131 New York Avenue, spoke against Council Member Cheryl Marinelli and in support of Council Member Kay MacQueen." Source - 2026-03-10 Vote
Split vote 3-2 on: "Adopt resolutionA formal Board decision that is not a law: it states a position, approves an agreement, sets a fee or rate, or directs staff. Adopted by a vote, usually without a public hearing. Florida Statutes 125.01." Source
All motions made and seconded (26)
- 2026-08-11 Motion
Moved: "to Approve both sets of minutes as submitted. Second:. Motion carried 4-0. STAFFREPORTS Police Department/CodeEnforcement-Chief Hoagland: Code Enforcement opened three new cases. Police handled 372 calls for service, 180 traffic stops, 137 written warnings, 43 citations and seven arrests. Chief Hoagland thanked volunteers and donors who assisted with the backpack event. He also reported that former K-9 Louie had been retired and placed in a new home where he may occasionally participate in educational demonstrations. Public Works: Staff reported continued landscaping and sidewalk maintenance and installation of 25 residential water meters during the prior four weeks, along with four of five two-inch meters. Council recognized Public Works employees for their work during extreme heat. Town Attorney-David Langley: Reported no pending litigation outside agenda matters. Council Members were reminded to forward all public records requests received through Town or personal email accounts to the Town Clerk/records custodian for processing. Town Clerk: Reported that candidate qualifying was underway; six public records requests had been completed, and 18 additional requests had been received. Staff continued work on the TRIMTruth in Millage: the state process every taxing authority follows to set its property tax rate, including the mailed notice of proposed taxes and two public hearings. Florida Statutes 200.065 notice, insurance quotes, financial/accounting systems and the FY budget. QuickBooks was recommended to remain the Town's accounting/payroll platform while alternatives for utility billing were evaluated. Police Department and $12,000 for crossing guard purposes after required distributions. Staff also continued biweekly coordination concerning the approximately $700,000 Community Development Block Grant water-system project. Community Events: The August 1 backpack event distributed approximately 230 school-supply bags. Remaining supplies were donated to Astatula Elementary School and Astatula Christian School. More than $3,000 in business donations and approximately $350 in resident donations were reported. OLD BUSINESS OrdinanceA county law. The Board adopts it at an advertised public hearing, and it stays in force until repealed; the county's ordinances are collected in the Code of Ordinances. Florida Statutes 125.66 2026-05- reading of Ordinance 2026-05 concerning election years and the length of appointments for vacant Council seats. Motion: to read by title only. Second:ByK.Hanawalt There was no public comment; Motion: to Approve Ordinance 2026-05 on second reading Second." Vote 4-0. Source - 2026-07-14 Second
Seconded: "Approve Budget Transparency Policy 2026-01." Vote 4-1. Source - 2026-07-14 Second
Seconded: "Extend the meeting." Source - 2026-07-14 Motion
Moved: "Read Resolution 2026-13 by title only." Source - 2026-05-14 Motion
Moved: "approve Resolution 2026-09 as rewritten." Source - 2026-05-12 Second
Seconded: "To allow a short break between agenda items." Source - 2026-05-12 Motion
Moved: "To approve the April 14 and April 29 minutes." Source - 2026-05-12 Second
Seconded: "To discontinue services with iTech and begin services with Veriteks: by, S. Richert." Vote 5-0. Source - 2026-05-12 Second
Seconded: "To authorize the Town Attorney to move forward with obtaining ownership information from CSX for the CSX property at a cost not to exceed $5,000." Vote 3-2. Source - 2026-05-12 Second
Seconded: "To approve the request allowing employees to gift sick leave to the affected employee in accordance with Town policy: by, C. Marinelli." Source - 2026-04-29 Motion
Moved: "Approve Ordinance 2026-03 on first reading." Vote 5-0. Source - 2026-03-10 Motion
Moved: "Renew agreement for building inspection/engineering services motion." Vote 4-1. Source - 2026-03-10 Motion
Moved: "Adopt resolution." Vote 3-2. Source - 2026-03-10 Second
Seconded: "bring item #13 to # and Keep Item #9 as #4." Source - 2025-07-08 Second
Seconded: "table for further information." Source - 2025-06-10 Motion
Moved: "table all old business to future meeting." Source - 2025-03-20 Motion
Moved: "approve Resolution 2025-02 with changes requested by the clerk." Source - 2025-02-20 Motion
Moved: "approve Ordinance 2024-25." Source - 2025-02-20 Motion
Moved: "approve payment of Frymyer Construction invoice." Source - 2025-02-20 Motion
Moved: "approve that an approved budgeted item is an approved expenditure of the specific item." Source - 2025-02-20 Motion
Moved: "table to a future meeting." Source - 2025-01-14 Motion
Moved: "direct the new Town Attorney to consult with Bret Jones to outline agreement, scope of work, contract and cost." Vote 4-1. Source - 2025-01-14 Motion
Moved: "extend meeting 15 minutes." Source - 2025-01-14 Motion
Moved: "approve Allen & Company Renewal Contract." Source - 2025-01-14 Motion
Moved: "dismiss Terry Hagens appearance." Source - 2025-01-14 Motion
Moved: "table a future meeting to allow the Town Attorney to clarify in a legal opinion." Source
Dated public-record events, each with its source. Opinions and private life are out of scope.