Motions, votes, and board direction.

Motion by Commissioner Mariano, seconded by Commissioner Oakley, to continue Item C20 to a time uncertain pending appraisal of the county-owned fire station property.

#C20Fire station land purchase and property trade with owner Gillis continued for appraisal32:15

Approve consent items C57 and C59 for Ridge Road interchange design contracts.

#C57/C59Ridge Road interchange design contracts approved despite FDOT funding shortfall41:29

Board directed that investment portfolio presentations be conducted on a semi-annual basis, with quarterly written reports continuing to be filed on the consent agenda.

#R1Annual investment portfolio performance presentation by PFM and Clerk's office45:11

Staff directed to research the tree mitigation fund criteria, spending history, and options for increasing the reimbursement cap and streamlining the process, and report back at the next meeting.

#Public CommentLandscape ordinance burden on small businesses — tree mitigation fund discussion45:56

Motion to suspend the right-of-way inspection fee for utility pole replacements pending comprehensive staff review and a recommendation to the board.

#Public CommentRight-of-way inspection fee for utility pole replacements suspended pending review55:25

The Board indicated it would keep the COVID mask order in place and revisit it the following month.

#Public CommentCOVID mask order status and community safety update by Commissioner Oakley1:08:26

Direct staff to amend the budget and conduct a competitive solicitation process for both state and federal lobbyist contracts.

#Public CommentBoard direction to hire state and federal lobbyists via competitive solicitation1:09:42

Staff directed to investigate why the Golden Acres community zoning is split between AR and ER and report back with options for rezoning the area to AR.

#Public CommentGolden Acres community zoning split between AR and ER agricultural residential districts1:25:00

Staff directed to work through procurement process and emergency management to determine how much hand sanitizer is needed and purchase accordingly from Point Distillery or other vendors.

#Public CommentPoint Distillery hand sanitizer stockpile — potential CARES Act purchase for community distribution1:28:21

Board directed staff and GBA to continue the coastal management permitting track with DEP and Army Corps of Engineers and to follow up on macro algae and benthic impact questions.

#R3Preliminary engineering study and cost estimates for Gulf Harbors and Hudson channel dredging1:41:07

Board agreed to pause for the financial and next-steps discussion portion to a later time, allowing engineering consultants to depart.

#R3Preliminary engineering study and cost estimates for Gulf Harbors and Hudson channel dredging1:41:07

Move the November 17th BCC meeting from New Port Richey to Dade City for the reorganization, and swap the December 8th meeting from Dade City to New Port Richey.

#Public CommentChairman Moore addresses census push, DAV Day proclamation, November meeting location change1:43:43

Staff directed to validate the road status of Causeway Boulevard to determine eligibility for a one-time pothole fix.

#Public CommentCommissioner Moore flags potholes on Causeway Boulevard and US-19 near armed anglers1:49:25

Staff directed to address the pothole near Armed Anglers on US-19, described as dangerous due to flooding.

#Public CommentCommissioner Moore flags potholes on Causeway Boulevard and US-19 near armed anglers1:49:25

Appoint Greg Giordano to the canvassing board as a designated alternate.

Meeting called to order and canvassing board appointment0:00

Adopt the tentative general fund millage rate of 7.6076 mills for FY2021.

First public hearing on tentative FY2021 millage rates and budget1:14

Approve resolution establishing the final stormwater ERU rate at $95 per ERU for FY2021.

#P1Resolution establishing final stormwater ERU rate for FY20213:07

Adopt the tentative millage rate of 1.8036 mills for the Fire Municipal Service Taxing Unit.

Tentative millage rate for Fire MSTU at 1.8036 mills5:38

Adopt millage rate of 0.0376 mills for the jail facility general obligation bond.

Voter-approved debt service millage rates for four bond projects9:22

Adopt millage rate of 0.0310 mills for the fire rescue general obligation bond.

Voter-approved debt service millage rates for four bond projects9:22

Adopt millage rate of 0.0155/0.0156 mills for the parks, recreation and natural resources general obligation bond.

Voter-approved debt service millage rates for four bond projects9:22

Adopt millage rate of 0.0161 mills for the libraries general obligation bond.

Voter-approved debt service millage rates for four bond projects9:22

Adopt resolution establishing the final assessment for the Quail Hollow MSBU.

#P2Resolution establishing final assessment for Quail Hollow MSBU10:44

Adopt a resolution establishing the final annual assessment for the Williamsburg West MSTU.

#P3Resolution establishing final assessment for Williamsburg West MSTU12:07

Adopt the tentative FY2021 budget of $1,037,876,118 net of interfund transfers.

Adoption of tentative FY2021 total budget of approximately $1.038 billion12:50

Approve resolution adopting the tentative levying of ad valorem taxes for Pasco County for fiscal year 2021 at 9.3308 mills.

Adoption of tentative FY2021 total budget of approximately $1.038 billion12:50

Approve resolution adopting the tentative budget for fiscal year 2021 for Pasco County.

Adoption of tentative FY2021 total budget of approximately $1.038 billion12:50

Staff directed to detail any budget changes in a memorandum provided with the agenda for the final public hearing on September 21, 2020.

Adoption of tentative FY2021 total budget of approximately $1.038 billion12:50

Adopt resolution establishing the final assessment for Fox Ridge MSBU for road maintenance and drainage repairs.

#P4Resolution establishing final assessment for Fox Ridge MSBU13:14

Motion to approve resolution establishing annual solid waste disposal assessments, tipping fees, and other rates for the solid waste and resource recovery system.

#P5Resolution establishing annual solid waste disposal assessment and rates14:11

Motion to approve the balance of the consent agenda including the addendum.

Consent agenda approved with C39 withdrawn and items pulled for discussion16:54

Motion to approve C10 with correction to district 5 designation.

#C10C10 approved with correction to district five designation17:45

Approve Phase 3 purchase of VPN equipment upgrade via cooperative contract for a not-to-exceed amount of $164,778.89 in FY2020, with a cumulative NTE of $442,224.94.

#C34VPN equipment upgrade phase three purchase approved via cooperative contract21:17

Approve correction to PS20-000031 changing the date in the background summary from June 30, 2020 to July 14, 2020 for CARES Act nonprofit distribution funding of $3 million.

#C59CARES Act funding correction for nonprofit distribution approved22:53

Move approval of C6, the site plan amendment for the school-park shared facility playground and community garden.

#C6Site plan amendment for school-park shared facility playground and community garden23:50

Item R2 was withdrawn by the applicant and will be placed on a future agenda.

#R2Regular agenda item R2 withdrawn to be placed on future agenda24:15

Approve resolution authorizing issuance of up to $44 million General Obligation Bond Series 2020A for fire rescue project improvements.

#R3Resolution authorizing $44 million general obligation bond for fire rescue projects25:31

Board initiated microsurfacing PVAS assessment (CAD PAS 3439) for seven county roads approved to move forward to public notice and hearing.

#R4Board-initiated microsurfacing PVAS assessment for seven county roads approved27:50

County Attorney directed to bring back an amendment to the blue law ordinance to align Sunday alcohol sales hours with the rest of the week.

Commissioner items — blue law amendment, community cleanup, workforce redevelopment update35:53

TAC/TAT community cleanup funds to roll forward into new fiscal year without separate board approval.

Commissioner items — blue law amendment, community cleanup, workforce redevelopment update35:53

Motion to approve C6 (Wiregrass Sports Complex site plan item).

Commissioner items — blue law amendment, community cleanup, workforce redevelopment update35:53

Continue item P2 (PD20-7498) to the September 21, 2020 BCC meeting at 1:30 PM in New Port Richey.

#P2Zoning amendment for Brandon Ray Sotomayor from AC to AR district continued36:57

Motion to continue the Cypress Preserve 841 LLC conditional use and operating permit hearing to the September 21, 2020 BCC meeting at 1:30 in New Port Richey.

#P3Conditional use for Cypress Preserve 841 LLC land excavation continued40:49

Item P4 zoning amendment for Iqbal Groves withdrawn due to annexation into the City of Dade City.

#P4Zoning amendment for Iqbal Groves withdrawn due to annexation into Dade City41:16

Item P5 (PD20-CU38) left on consent and approved.

#P5Conditional use for FDOT SR-52 temporary portable concrete plant approved41:32

Approve school development plan consistency for East Central Tech high school with conditions.

#P6School development plan consistency for East Central Tech high school approved42:34

Motion to approve vacation of portion of maintenance easement at 24820 Permanent Way.

#P7Vacation of portion of maintenance easement at 24820 Permanent Way Land O Lakes43:31

Approve amendment to 2020 Action Plan and ESG-CV2 Coordinated Investment Plan for homelessness, with a stipulation that housed individuals must have a garbage service contract.

#P8Amendment to 2020 Action Plan and ESG-CV2 Coordinated Investment Plan for homelessness44:39

Motion to continue item PD 20-7489 to October 6, 2020 at 1:30 PM in Dade City.

#P9Zoning change for Campbell parcels from C2 to RMH district continued to October 61:13:01

Move to continue the Seven Oaks MPUD modification for SB Associates to January 2021 (date uncertain).

#P10Seven Oaks MPUD modification for SB Associates continued to January 20211:16:35