Board of County Commissioners · What got decided
Motions, votes, and board direction.
Every motion, vote, board direction, and consensus ruling extracted from BOCC meeting transcripts. Passed unanimously is the default for routine items. Contested surfaces every non-unanimous vote — the moments where the board actually disagreed. Click any decision to jump to the moment in the meeting video.
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4,875 decisions · 4,701–4,750- —DirectionNo vote
Board discussed coordinating with utilities on potential water and power shutoffs in the most vulnerable coastal areas prior to storm impact.
Tropical Storm Helene threat briefing by Emergency Management Director1:19
- —VotePassed
Approve the Pebble Beach PBEST three-street paving assessment project.
#P16Pebble Beach paving PBEST project three-street assessment approval2:39
- —VotePassed
Adopt the final rate resolution setting the Timber Oaks Subdivision MSBU non-ad valorem assessment at $60.99 per ERU.
#P2Final rate resolution for Timber Oaks Subdivision MSBU assessment2:39
- —VotePassed
Approve the Quail Hollow MSTU annual assessment resolution maintaining the rate at $35 per household for a total of $8,260.
Quail Hollow MSTU annual assessment resolution at $35 per household2:58
Vote 5-0
- —VotePassed
Approve the Williamsburg West MSTU annual assessment resolution at $105 per buildable lot.
Williamsburg West MSTU annual assessment resolution at $105 per buildable lot3:54
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Approve the Fox Ridge MSTU annual assessment resolution at $450.76 per parcel for assessment year 2017.
Fox Ridge MSTU annual assessment resolution at $450.76 per parcel4:42
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Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 102 of the Pasco County Code of Ordinances to update the Tourist Development Council strategic plan for 2019-2021.
#P2Ordinance amending tourist development council strategic plan 2019-20215:19
Vote 5-0
- —MotionPassed
Motion to receive and file ex parte forms not included in the packet.
#P17Serengeti MPD rezoning to add 59 units in Phase 25:19
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Approve the solid waste assessment resolution maintaining the assessment at $65 per household.
Solid waste assessment resolution at $65 per household5:38
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Adopt Resolution 18-245 recognizing Nicole 'Nikki' Armas for her work with Feeding Pasco's Elderly.
#RS-1 (walk-on)Emergency walk-on resolution recognizing Nikki Armas for FPE work6:21
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Approve consent agenda including prior meeting minutes from August 23rd and September 27th.
Consent agenda approval including prior meeting minutes6:49
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to prepare a joint letter with SWFWMD to federal officials requesting relief from 404 permitting requirements.
Public Works stormwater management overview and 2024 hurricane impacts7:14
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to incorporate 2024 hurricane season lessons learned into the stormwater master plan currently in progress.
Public Works stormwater management overview and 2024 hurricane impacts7:14
- —VotePassed
Approve the final rate resolution for the Magnolia Valley MSBU non-ad valorem assessment for year two.
#P3Final rate resolution for Magnolia Valley MSBU assessment year two7:59
- —MotionPassed
Motion to accept or proceed with Finance Committee report; passed by voice vote (aye).
Finance committee report and TBARTA fiscal year 2020 budget presentation8:08
- —VotePassed
Adopt Resolution 18-26 commending Pasco County Fire Rescue Engine 10 and Rescue 10 crew for above-and-beyond community service.
#2Resolution commending Fire Rescue Engine 10 crew for above-and-beyond community service8:32
- —VotePassed
Approve the full consent agenda including revised items C-12 and C-30.
Consent agenda approved with C-12 and C-30 pulled and revised10:51
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to issue evacuation orders for zones A, B, and C beginning tomorrow morning to coincide with shelter openings.
#1Emergency Management presentation on Hurricane Ian threat to Pasco County11:02
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to maintain pump trucks on standby at Crystal Lake retirement community on Morris Bridge and SR 54.
#1Emergency Management presentation on Hurricane Ian threat to Pasco County11:02
- —DirectionNo vote
Board convened to consider declaring a local state of emergency for Pasco County ahead of Hurricane Ian.
#1Emergency Management presentation on Hurricane Ian threat to Pasco County11:02
- —DirectionTabled
Continuance of conditional use application 18-CU-27 to the December 11, 2018 BOCC meeting in Dade City.
#P3Continuance of conditional use for 495-foot monopole wireless tower11:44
- —MotionPassed
Accept the proposed amendment to the Pasco County Code of Ordinances repealing and replacing Chapter 70 Parks and Recreation and direct staff to advertise for public hearing before the BOCC on September 17, 2018 in New Port Richey at 1:30 p.m.
#R2Introduction of ordinance repealing and replacing Chapter 70 Parks and Recreation12:12
Vote 5-0
- —VotePassed
Approve the remainder of the consent agenda with C-32 withdrawn and C-8, C-42, and C-17 pulled.
#ConsentConsent agenda approved with C-32 withdrawn, C-8, C-42, and C-17 pulled12:33
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Approve C-8 with amended resolution acknowledgment and corrected file number (FAAC18100).
#ConsentConsent agenda approved with C-32 withdrawn, C-8, C-42, and C-17 pulled12:33
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Acknowledge and approve the lease resolution with corrected file number and board action section language.
#C-8Lease resolution approval with corrected file number FAC181003313:02
- —MotionPassed
Motion to declare the Christian Road wastewater facility property as surplus.
#C-42Declaration of surplus for Christian Road wastewater facility property13:51
- —MotionPassed
Continue the conditional use application PDD 18-CU-30 to the October 9, 2018 BOCC meeting in Dade City.
#P4Continuance of conditional use for 110-foot observation tower14:30
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Approve consent agenda items P5 through P7 including rezoning, conditional use, and DRI essentially built-out agreement amendment.
#P5-P7Rezoning and DRI consent agenda items P5 through P715:00
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Board adopted Resolution 18-24 recognizing Marjorie's Hope Corporation Board of Directors and volunteers for their support to Pasco County educators.
#RS-3Resolution recognizing Marjorie's Hope Corporation for educator support boutique16:14
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to work with property owners on down-zoning options prior to final assessment to ensure ER use counts reflect actual developable land.
#P88th Avenue paving special assessment project number 90317:16
- —MotionPassed
Board approved the 8th Avenue paving special assessment project number 903.
#P88th Avenue paving special assessment project number 90317:16
- —VotePassed
Approve modification to CEO employment agreement to allow CEO to join PSTA health benefit plans.
CEO employment agreement modification to allow PSTA health benefits17:36
- —MotionPassed
Approve a contract with Hana Corporation for a rideshare platform with a two-year base and three one-year renewal options for a not-to-exceed amount of $240,000, and authorize the executive director to exercise the renewal options.
Contract approval for rideshare platform vendor Hana Corporation18:09
- —DirectionNo vote
Board directed staff to pursue a 2024 legislative amendment to the Live Local Act to exempt jobs-poor counties (ratio below 0.9) and make the ad valorem tax exemption optional, and to engage the county's legislative delegation and FAC.
#1Live Local Act amendment proposal to protect industrial and employment lands19:43
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Approve revised C-17 clarifying the distribution of the cremation fee.
#C-17Revised cremation fee distribution clarification approved20:04
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Motion to accept internal audit reports R-2, R-3, and R-4.
#R-2 / R-3 / R-4Internal audit reports for code enforcement, petty cash, and county attorney20:35
Vote 5-0
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Adopt Resolution 18-237 expressing appreciation to Donna L. Rocker for 20 years of service.
#3Resolution expressing appreciation to Deputy Clerk Donna Rocker for 20 years of service21:01
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Adopt ordinance amending the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan future land use map for the Lacy Property from Res 3 to Res 6 on approximately 40.7 acres.
#P1Adoption of large-scale comprehensive plan amendment for Lacy Property, 40.7 acres, res 3 to res 621:56
Vote 5-0
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff directed to expand use of LED trucks in senior and low-income communities ahead of storms for life-safety messaging.
Media relations, communications, and customer service hurricane response recap22:09
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff to incorporate AI-assisted chat into the county website customer service platform for emergency communications.
Media relations, communications, and customer service hurricane response recap22:09
- —DirectionNo vote
Customer service to train additional county team members to handle call volume during emergency activations.
Media relations, communications, and customer service hurricane response recap22:09
- —DirectionNo vote
Staff to make data-driven decisions about when to open the resident information center during emergencies.
Media relations, communications, and customer service hurricane response recap22:09
- —VotePassed
Authorize the executive director to execute a task work order with WSP for an innovative transit technologies feasibility study at a cost of $220,916.
Authorization for innovative transit technologies feasibility study via WSP contract22:58
- —VotePassed
Board approved the amended lease agreement with Sun West for wakeboard and aquatic amenities, reducing the tenant lease area to 5,000 square feet.
#R-10Sun West amended lease agreement for wakeboard and aquatic amenities23:12
- —DirectionNo vote
Board directed staff to pursue a local bill capping inmate medical costs at 110% of Medicare rates, modeled on St. Lucie County's local bill, with draft language including Hillsborough County providers.
#1Policy proposal: cap county inmate medical costs at 110% Medicare rate23:52
- —VotePassed
Adopt Resolution 22-230 declaring a local state of emergency for Hurricane Ian.
#2Resolution 22-230 declaring local state of emergency for Hurricane Ian25:29
Vote 5-0
- —VotePassed
Adopt the ordinance establishing the Westbridge Community Development District.
#P2Ordinance establishing Westbridge Community Development District, approximately 110 acres26:43
Vote 5-0
- —VotePassedContested
Adopt the ordinance amending the boundaries of the TSR Community Development District to add approximately 57 acres at Starkey Ranch.
#P3Ordinance amending boundaries of TSR Community Development District, adding 57 acres at Starkey Ranch29:07
Vote 4-0 · 1 abst
AbstainKathryn Starkey - —VotePassed
Adopt Resolution No. 18-241 commending Harriette Prager for her volunteerism and receipt of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award.
#RS-4Resolution commending Harriette Prager for volunteerism and Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award29:14
- —VotePassed
Motion to approve/accept the TEFRA hearing record carries.
#P9TEFRA hearing for Capitol Trust Agency senior living revenue bonds31:49
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