Motions, votes, and board direction.

Board discussed supporting statewide legislation requiring developers to give homeowners the choice between private provider and county building inspections, with appropriate disclosure.

#8Policy discussion on anonymous code complaints and third-party inspections2:06:00

Staff directed to look at BMP8 redirection to allow water to flow south rather than being brought back into Thousand Oaks wetland system.

SWFWMD technical assistance, permitting, structures, and regional flood management2:07:32

Board expressed interest in writing a letter to the Army Corps of Engineers regarding regional flood management opportunities.

SWFWMD technical assistance, permitting, structures, and regional flood management2:07:32

Staff to pursue Land Development Code update as opportunity to reassess stormwater design standards, including whether the 25-year storm standard remains appropriate.

SWFWMD technical assistance, permitting, structures, and regional flood management2:07:32

Zephyr Creek Canal three-part project to be placed on the Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) for future funding consideration.

SWFWMD technical assistance, permitting, structures, and regional flood management2:07:32

Staff directed to develop ordinance language from Walton and Flagler counties allowing right-of-entry on private/gated community roads during disaster declarations, for commission consideration.

Solid waste debris collection, contractor management, and policy improvements2:12:33

Staff directed to work with Tetratech to survey small haulers on what worked and did not work during debris operations.

Solid waste debris collection, contractor management, and policy improvements2:12:33

Staff directed to expand GIS zone granularity from 16 to more neighborhood-level zones and implement earlier public-facing dashboard and self-reporting tool post-storm.

Solid waste debris collection, contractor management, and policy improvements2:12:33

Staff to pursue production-based solicitation approach and tighter contractor scope requirements to address efficiency and geographic equity issues with haulers.

Solid waste debris collection, contractor management, and policy improvements2:12:33

Staff to explore regional interlocal coordination with Pinellas and Hillsborough counties for joint debris removal solicitation.

Solid waste debris collection, contractor management, and policy improvements2:12:33

Board agreed to authorize sending an email to FAC stating Pasco County supports proposed PACE financing legislation.

#9PACE financing legislation and FAC support authorization2:15:20

Board agreed to bring the legislative priority list back for codification at the September 5th regular meeting.

#9PACE financing legislation and FAC support authorization2:15:20

Board directed staff to continue pursuing the East Pasco multi-use recreation center and emergency shelter as the priority Parks project, with Mitchell Park/Newport Corners deferred to next year.

Funding initiative: East Pasco multi-use recreation center and emergency shelter2:21:13

Board directed staff to consult with Rachel Con (former FDOT Secretary) regarding the best approach — legislative appropriation vs. grant — for the SR 54 pedestrian overpass funding request before placing it on the agenda.

Funding initiative: pedestrian overpass at SR 54 and Suncoast Trail (589)2:34:33

Multiple commissioners expressed support for pursuing a full state and/or federal funding ask for the SR 54 overpass rather than only a partial appropriation request.

Funding initiative: pedestrian overpass at SR 54 and Suncoast Trail (589)2:34:33

Staff directed to generate a breakdown by department of alternate emergency duties performed during a storm event.

Building construction services substantial damage evaluation and permitting recap2:38:10

BCS to update ordinance language to reflect Senate Bill 180's elimination of cumulative damage calculation and align with new statutory requirements.

Building construction services substantial damage evaluation and permitting recap2:38:10

Staff directed to contact the state to inquire about how many residents have not yet received their FEMA reimbursement checks.

FEMA public assistance reimbursement status for Helene and Milton2:58:32

Staff directed to forward the FEMA PA reimbursement one-pager to county legislators.

FEMA public assistance reimbursement status for Helene and Milton2:58:32

Staff directed to review and discuss power shutoff/turn-on protocols with Duke Energy and consider lessons learned, including the electrical power waiver process.

FEMA public assistance reimbursement status for Helene and Milton2:58:32

Staff directed to ensure electric utility companies are included in future emergency planning meetings.

FEMA public assistance reimbursement status for Helene and Milton2:58:32

Staff directed to refine and whittle down the appropriations request list into prioritized tiers and meet individually with board members before the December meeting.

Wrap-up: prioritization strategy, sheriff's letter, and next steps3:03:20

Board directed staff to inquire with the Turnpike Authority regarding how to proceed with funding overpasses on Turnpike corridors.

Wrap-up: prioritization strategy, sheriff's letter, and next steps3:03:20

The Sheriff's letter requesting approximately $1 million in funding was identified as more appropriate for a regular board meeting budget discussion rather than the legislative workshop.

Wrap-up: prioritization strategy, sheriff's letter, and next steps3:03:20

Sidewalks to be added to the legislative appropriations request list as a secondary tier item.

Wrap-up: prioritization strategy, sheriff's letter, and next steps3:03:20