Motions, votes, and board direction.

Item P-77 was kept on consent with no opposition.

#P77Resolution authorizing street lighting upgrade and rate increase for Lake Talia1:34:50

Item kept on consent with no opposition.

#P78Resolution authorizing street lighting upgrade and rate increase for Lone Star1:35:47

Keep P-79 on the consent agenda.

#P79Resolution designating Cypress Preserve Phases 3A, 4A, and 4B streetlight service area1:36:24

Resolution designating Bexley South 4-4 and North 3-1 Phases A and B as a streetlight service area and consolidating into the existing Bexley South streetlight service area kept on consent agenda.

#P80Resolution designating Bexley South 4-4 and North 3-1 streetlight service area1:37:15

Motion to approve rezoning from R4 to MF1 for 84 townhomes with conditions including 8-foot trail to Veterans Park (except 5-foot at sinkhole) and deed restriction removing 'unless otherwise approved by the county' language.

#P81DND LLC rezoning from R4 to MF1 for 84 townhomes on Hicks Road1:40:33

Board directed PFM to review alternative Florida municipal bond options and provide rate-of-return data for individual municipal holdings, with a report back to the board.

Semi-annual investment portfolio update from Clerk's Finance Office and PFM1:42:08

Staff recommended approval of the PIVAS pavement assessment projects for the west side of Pasco County.

#P82PIVAS pavement assessment projects west side of Pasco County2:02:02

Board directed staff to initiate a county-initiated comprehensive plan amendment to reclassify county-owned lands near Denton Avenue from Public/Semi-Public and Res-3 to Heavy Industrial to support an industrial park.

County-initiated comp plan amendment for Denton Avenue industrial park area2:03:38

Board voted to submit projects including Robert Strickland seawall and Anclote River boat ramps/parking to the State Local Support Grants Program by the July 15 deadline.

State local support grants program — project submission deadline July 152:05:20

Staff directed to follow up with Angelo Mizucaro on the Mana Mission Inc. property on Midvale regarding reverter clause and county attorney/real estate involvement.

#Public CommentPublic comment — seven speakers on multiple topics2:37

Board directed staff to address cleanup items prior to adoption hearing on June 21, 2022, including materials language, temporary sign maintenance standards, HOA/CDD signage visibility from arterial roads, and feather banner width restrictions.

#PHPFirst reading of Land Development Code sign regulations amendment4:47

Continue item P81 (North Ridge comp plan amendment/MPUD rezoning) to the July 12, 2022 BOCC meeting.

#P81Continuance of North Ridge comp plan amendment AR to MPUD rezoning19:08

Adopt the ordinance amending the Pasco County Land Development Code to increase residential building height from 35 to 45 feet.

#P82Adoption of residential building height increase from 35 to 45 feet20:15

Adopt the ordinance amending Chapter 90 Article 2 removing the residential solid waste collection rate ceiling and indexing it to CPI.

#P83Adoption of solid waste collection rate ceiling removal and CPI indexing21:56

Continue the Faircloth MPUD rezoning (PDD227565) to the June 21, 2022 BOCC meeting.

#P84Continuance of Faircloth MPUD rezoning from AC to MPUD25:07

Approval of the consent agenda with C-18 revised and C-62 withdrawn.

Consent agenda approved with C-18 revised and C-62 withdrawn28:00

Motion to continue PDD227574 MPUD rezoning to a date uncertain.

#P85Continuance of PDD227574 MPUD rezoning to date uncertain28:03

Rezoning of Bay Area Merchandising LLC property from C1 Neighborhood Commercial District to R4 High Density Residential District approved on consent.

#P86Consent rezoning Bay Area Merchandising LLC from C1 to R428:38

Staff directed to develop a plan for extending sewer infrastructure to the County Line Road area and to explore financing mechanisms such as surcharges, utility districts, or economic development funds.

#R-77Hernando County termination of wholesale water-sewer interlocal and County Line Road utility planning29:29

Motion to approve P87 on the consent agenda for land excavation operating permit and conditional use amendment for Scitex and NR Holdings LLC.

#P87Consent land excavation operating permit for Scitex and NR Holdings LLC29:30

Motion to receive and file the declaration of easement not included in the original packet.

#P88Bushnell DD LLC rezoning from AR to C2 for Dunkin Donuts commercial site30:28

Motion to approve rezoning PDD22-7616 from AR to C2 for Bushnell DD LLC with conditions including maintaining Symbora Drive to county standards and Type A buffer with fence.

#P88Bushnell DD LLC rezoning from AR to C2 for Dunkin Donuts commercial site30:28

Resolution authorizing the county's intent to take over jail operations from the Sheriff around October 1 and directing FDLE to issue an ORI number.

#R-78Resolution authorizing county takeover of jail operations from Sheriff46:57

Approve infrastructure funding and economic incentive agreement for the 965-acre SR 52/I-75 employment center with Columnar Holdings, including up to $46.2 million in ad valorem equivalency grants and $9.6 million in master utility incentive funding.

#R-79Infrastructure funding and economic incentive agreement for 965-acre SR 52/I-75 employment center51:48

Motion to approve rezoning from AR and R1MH to RMH for the Eric Dominic mobile home subdivision application PDD 22-76.

#P89Eric Dominic rezoning AR and R1MH to RMH for mobile home subdivision52:40

Board directed staff to begin including Mike Carballo in County Administrator meetings as interim, with a formal appointment vote deferred to the June 21st meeting.

Direction to begin interim county administrator transition with Mike Carballo1:12:12

Direct the County Attorney's office to review the Moon Lake property deed conditions and provide a recommendation on steps to recover the property from Mana Mission Inc.

Commissioner Fitzpatrick reports on Area Agency on Aging and fire rescue ambulance push-in1:20:20

Board directed the County Attorney to coordinate a litigation assessment meeting with outside counsel regarding the Hammond lawsuit, targeting the June 21st or July meeting.

Firefighter cancer benefits lawsuit — litigation assessment meeting requested1:23:58

Direct County Administrator to explore incentives and infrastructure options for 160-acre development project on Hicks Road/New York Avenue.

Commissioner Mariano miscellaneous items: Old Dixie bridge, telemedicine, homeless policy1:28:53

Direct County Administrator to review Old Dixie Highway bridge replacement options and costs, similar to the La Cucci approach.

Commissioner Mariano miscellaneous items: Old Dixie bridge, telemedicine, homeless policy1:28:53

Request staff to investigate telemedicine/teledoc option for 911 calls as used in another Florida county seen on Bay News 9.

Commissioner Mariano miscellaneous items: Old Dixie bridge, telemedicine, homeless policy1:28:53

Work with the Sheriff to reinstate origin-of-residency questions in the Point in Time survey and explore options for returning non-resident homeless individuals to their home communities.

Commissioner Mariano miscellaneous items: Old Dixie bridge, telemedicine, homeless policy1:28:53

Preliminary FY2023 budget presented with no recommended increase in operating millage, fire MSTU millage, or stormwater assessment, pending final assessed values from the property appraiser.

FY2023 preliminary budget overview, revenue assumptions, and millage rates2:19

Board directed staff to bring a briefing on Mitchell Park plans including Newport Corners acreage and Magnolia Valley before proceeding with drainage/flood control investment.

Fire rescue enhancements, staffing, peak hour rescue units, and station construction timeline7:03

Board asked staff to explore contracting out temporary rescue services to address current rescue capacity gaps while permanent stations come online.

Fire rescue enhancements, staffing, peak hour rescue units, and station construction timeline7:03

Board discussed reprioritizing fire station procurement in the county attorney's office priority list, specifically elevating Station 3 (Beacon Woods).

Fire rescue enhancements, staffing, peak hour rescue units, and station construction timeline7:03

Board requested that dollar values be added to the fire station construction timeline slides for constituent transparency.

Fire rescue enhancements, staffing, peak hour rescue units, and station construction timeline7:03

Board directed staff to ensure Tourism Development Tax fund expenditures include capital infrastructure projects (boat ramps, Sun West, Hudson Beach) and not only marketing/international outreach.

Fire rescue enhancements, staffing, peak hour rescue units, and station construction timeline7:03

Board directed staff to assess land around each library for potential outdoor amenity expansions including playgrounds, reading areas, and shelters.

Library GO bond project status update and library amenity expansion discussion40:04

Staff directed to allow the newly hired code enforcement manager time to evaluate operations and come up with recommendations, while continuing the current process of four commercial landscaping compliance cases per month.

Code enforcement priorities, commercial landscaping compliance, and homeless camp cleanup46:56

Board directed staff to work with Christy Sims to clear backlog of demolition permits and coordinate code enforcement with behavioral health intervention team efforts.

Impact fees, MSTU feasibility for fire and sheriff, and deputy staffing ratio review57:10

Board agreed to wait for property appraiser numbers before deciding on additional deputy hiring beyond the 10 already budgeted.

Impact fees, MSTU feasibility for fire and sheriff, and deputy staffing ratio review57:10

Sheriff to be invited to present at a future board meeting on patrol deputy hiring history and budget transparency.

Impact fees, MSTU feasibility for fire and sheriff, and deputy staffing ratio review57:10

Board noted fire impact fees have not been updated in years and need review to ensure growth pays for itself on the capital side.

Impact fees, MSTU feasibility for fire and sheriff, and deputy staffing ratio review57:10

County Administrator to defer jail transfer budget component until further analysis in summer 2022.

Clerk and Comptroller Nikki Alvarez FY2023 budget request and SIEGES funding dispute1:09:35

County Administrator to recommend SIEGES and courthouse annex funding levels after receiving property appraiser numbers, noting both items are in active litigation.

Clerk and Comptroller Nikki Alvarez FY2023 budget request and SIEGES funding dispute1:09:35

Continue case PD220020 to the August 9, 2022 BCC meeting at 1:30.

#P64Continuance of PD220020 to August 9, 2022 BCC meeting5:20

Continue case PD220068 to the August 9, 2022 BCC meeting at 1:30 PM in Dade City.

#P65Continuance of PD220068 to August 9, 2022 BCC meeting5:56

Adopt ordinance amending the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan for a small-scale FLUM amendment from RES 6 to RES 24 on 2.53 acres at Dallas Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard for affordable housing.

#P67Small-scale FLUM amendment on 2.53 acres at Dallas Dr and Lake Shore Blvd for affordable housing8:13

Motion to approve amendment to the 2013 master resolution authorizing pledge of half-cent sales tax revenue.

#R60Amendment to 2013 master resolution authorizing pledge of half-cent sales tax revenue10:31