Motions, votes, and board direction.

Board directed staff to present options for increasing mini-warehouse/self-storage mobility fees in the urban fee district only, and to consider land use/zoning overlay along SR 54/56 corridor.

#P5First public hearing on 2017-2018 mobility fee update study ordinance1:09:47

Board discussed but took no action on removing urban apartment mobility fee incentives; item to be further considered at the second public hearing on December 11, 2018.

#P5First public hearing on 2017-2018 mobility fee update study ordinance1:09:47

Staff directed to identify recurring annual resolutions and place them on the consent agenda going forward, reserving full presentations for new resolutions.

Commissioner reports: FDOT landscaping, resolutions process, charity bins, blight1:12:02

Commissioners directed to coordinate individually with FDOT District 7 and the Turnpike Authority on landscaping improvements at interchanges in their respective districts.

Commissioner reports: FDOT landscaping, resolutions process, charity bins, blight1:12:02

Staff directed to follow up on charity/donation bin ordinance enforcement and track unregistered bins.

Commissioner Starkey report: White House visit, homeless encampments, rental registry1:25:01

Staff directed to address blight and code issues at strip mall near Kale Road and Lena Lakes Boulevard.

Commissioner Starkey report: White House visit, homeless encampments, rental registry1:25:01

Board discussed scheduling a workshop on rental registry ordinance, blight accountability for raw land, and trespassing ordinance improvements.

Commissioner Starkey report: White House visit, homeless encampments, rental registry1:25:01

Meeting scheduled for approximately December 3rd with Kelly Miller, Keith Wiley, and Homeless Coalition to map homeless camps and identify parcels for clearing.

Commissioner Starkey report: White House visit, homeless encampments, rental registry1:25:01

Board adopted Resolution No. 1932 honoring Linda S. Dylan on her retirement from the Clerk and Controller's Office.

Resolution honoring Linda Dylan on 33-year retirement from Clerk's Office1:38:21

Private attorney-client meeting scheduled for 1:00 p.m. in the Commissioner's conference room regarding Farrell Urban v. Pasco County litigation.

Private attorney-client meeting scheduled in Farrell Urban v. Pasco County litigation1:57:02

Adopt the ordinance amending the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan to remove DRC references and replace them with the Planning Commission.

#P6Comprehensive plan text amendment removing DRC references, replacing with Planning Commission2:13:17

Motion to continue item P7 Hagman PUD rezoning to January 22, 2019 BCC meeting at 1:30 p.m. in New Port Richey.

#P7Continuance of Hagman PUD rezoning for 130 single-family units to January 22, 20192:20:13

Continue the Angelo's Aggregates conditional use amendment to the December 11, 2018 CCC meeting at 1:30 p.m.

#P8Continuance of Angelo's Aggregates conditional use amendment to December 11, 20182:21:49

Continue the Carol A. Roth powered glider launch and landing field conditional use to the January 8, 2019 PCC meeting at 1:30 p.m.

#P9Continuance of Carol Roth powered glider landing field conditional use to January 8, 20192:22:18

Motion to continue CPA-L-1809 Hagman large-scale plan amendment to January 22, 2019.

#P10Continuance of CPA-L-1809 Hagman large-scale plan amendment to January 22, 20192:22:55

Continue the Shrine Family Limited Partnership rezoning to December 11, 2018.

#P12Continuance of Shrine Family Limited Partnership rezoning to December 11, 20182:23:50

Motion to approve all consent rezoning items P11 and P13 through P21.

Rezoning consent agenda items P11, P13-P21 approved collectively2:24:48

Motion to approve the vacation of the platted alleyway filed by William and Melissa D. Kitson in Wesley Chapel.

#P23Vacation of platted alleyway filed by William and Melissa Kitson, Wesley Chapel2:34:13

Staff directed to review and potentially revise the seawall ordinance using Hernando County's enforcement model as a reference.

Seawall ordinance, MSBU fill permit, and Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council resiliency resolution2:35:41

Staff directed to review the fill permit ordinance regarding fill height restrictions and FEMA base flood elevation requirements.

Seawall ordinance, MSBU fill permit, and Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council resiliency resolution2:35:41

Terry Petros to respond to Sean Sullivan regarding the revised memorandum of understanding related to the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council resiliency resolution.

Seawall ordinance, MSBU fill permit, and Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council resiliency resolution2:35:41

Staff directed to bring a bond validation resolution to the December 11th agenda and prepare a report on the plan of action within four to six weeks.

Bond referendum passage and fiscal impact of failed homestead exemption expansion2:47:28

Schedule closed attorney-client session on December 4th after land-use special meeting to address Coburn/Venki litigation.

Closed session scheduling for Pepper Contracting and Coburn litigation matters2:49:15

Schedule closed attorney-client session on December 11th at noon for approximately 45 minutes to discuss Pepper Contracting settlement negotiations and strategy.

Closed session scheduling for Pepper Contracting and Coburn litigation matters2:49:15

Chairman directed staff to review and revisit the dredging report, particularly the cost estimates for the South Channel at Gulf Harbors.

#AdjournmentMeeting adjourned2:51:35

Staff directed to bring back an agenda item to revoke the county's agreement with the non-compliant PACE provider at the next meeting (October 27).

#Public CommentPublic comment — multiple speakers on various county concerns1:59

Board discussed drafting a letter of support from the Board of County Commissioners to help Holy Ground Homeless Shelter obtain an extension and explore property options.

#Public CommentPublic comment — multiple speakers on various county concerns1:59

Approve remaining consent agenda items (excluding pulled items C4, C8, C40).

Consent agenda approval with three items pulled for correction40:17

Approve revised C4 with corrected Pro Champs sole source letter attached.

Consent agenda approval with three items pulled for correction40:17

Approve revised C8 with corrected final paragraph language.

Consent agenda approval with three items pulled for correction40:17

Approve revised C40 with signature page corrected to reference Second Amendment instead of First Amendment.

Consent agenda approval with three items pulled for correction40:17

Board adopted Resolution No. 1920 proclaiming October 21–27, 2018 as Friends of Libraries Week in Pasco County.

#RS2Proclamation recognizing Friends of the Pasco County Library System1:02:06

Approve the reordered 2019 legislative priority list with Starkey Trail first, Gateway beautification second, Miller's Bayou third, Land O'Lakes redevelopment fourth, US 19 Marine Parkway crossing fifth, and SR-52 last.

#R32019 legislative priority list review and reordering1:15:18

Board directed staff to discuss adding more code enforcement officers in the next budget session.

Development Services quarterly update on permitting, code enforcement, and growth trends1:35:08

Board expressed interest in mobile food trucks serving food deserts and requested a follow-up report on the program.

Pasco Food Policy Advisory Council annual update and urban agriculture progress1:58:28

Motion to approve four welcome resolutions, including Resolution No. 1919 recognizing Alice Delgado on her retirement.

Resolution Recognizing Alice Delgado on Retirement from United Way0:33

Adopt Resolution No. 19-24 recognizing Dr. Raul Moussa Nuru and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point.

Resolution Recognizing Dr. Raul Moussa Nuru and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point12:01

Resolution recognizing Pamela Peony for 20 years of dedicated service to Pasco County Schools adopted.

Resolution Recognizing Pamela Peony for 20 Years of Service to Pasco County Schools18:20

Adopt Resolution No. 19-23 declaring November as National Adoption Month in Pasco County.

Resolution Declaring November as National Adoption Month in Pasco County18:56

Motion to approve Resolution No. 1918 declaring November 2018 as National Home Care Month and recognizing HPH Home Health and HPH Hospice.

Resolution Recognizing HPH Home Health and Hospice for National Home Care Month23:37

Motion to adopt Resolution No. 1921 recognizing October as Community Planning Month in Pasco County.

Resolution Recognizing October as Community Planning Month in Pasco County30:17

Motion to adopt Resolution 1915 proclaiming November 15th as National Philanthropy Day in Pasco County.

Resolution Recognizing National Philanthropy Day and Association of Fundraising Professionals38:45

Adopt Resolution No. 1916 declaring October as Florida Native Plant Month in Pasco County.

Resolution Declaring October as Florida Native Plant Month in Pasco County44:34

Staff directed to meet with Florida Native Plant Society representatives to explore incorporating native plants at county buildings and facilities.

Resolution Declaring October as Florida Native Plant Month in Pasco County44:34

Commissioner raised request to amend landscaping code to exclude crepe myrtles from counting toward landscape tree requirements, noted as potentially appropriate to include in this or a related amendment.

#P2First Reading — Land Development Code Amendment 34, Minor Fixes and Glitch Amendments56:19

Adopt ordinance approving small-scale comprehensive plan amendment PDD 18-1397 changing future land use from RES-1 to COM on 0.66 acres for Shady Hills Car Lot.

#P3Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment — Shady Hills Car Lot Future Land Use Change1:02:29

Comprehensive Plan Amendment application PDD 1970-357 was withdrawn by the applicants with no further action required.

#P4Comprehensive Plan Amendment — Winkleman/Briggs Application Withdrawn by Applicant1:10:56

Applicant requested continuance of conditional use application to the February 5, 2019 BCC meeting at 1:30 in Dade City.

#P5Conditional Use — Patricia MacLeod Amusement Park Application Continued to February 20191:11:35

Continue large-scale comprehensive plan amendment CPA L 1809 (Hagman) to the December 11, 2018 BCC meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Dade City.

#P6Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment — Hagman Application Continued to December 20181:13:44

Continue item PDD19-159/CPA1811 to the November 27, 2018 BCC meeting at 1:30 PM in Dade City.

#P7Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment — Eliminate Development Review Committee References Continued1:14:13