10.07.19 Pasco BOCC Meeting

[Music] I would like to call to order the Pasco County Board of County Commission meeting of October 7th 2019 I would like to remind everyone present to please silence all electronic devices at this time I would like you to please stand for the invocation and play Oh merciful creator your hand is open wide to satisfy the needs of every living creature make us thankful for your loving Providence and grant that we remembering the account that we must one day give may be faithful stewards of your good gifts amen Republic or winter stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all Madame clerk please call the roll district to Commissioner Moore here district 3 Commissioner Starkey district 4 Commissioner wells here district 5 Commissioner Mariano here district 1 chairman Oakley here now is the time for public comment citizens were give you an opportunity to comment on any item coming before the board during this public comment section the board also takes public comment on items to be placed on the future board agenda or other business under their purview public comment for public hearing items are taken during those those are individual public hearings beginning at 1:30 p.m. individual speaking during public comment be given three minutes to speak after stating your name and address with the clerk the timer located in the podium will have sparked a countdown after two minutes one beat will sound and the light were changed from green to yellow letting you know there's one minute left after the time is too big after that time the two beeps will sound the light will change from yellow to red indicating the three minutes are up and you should close for comments following people have signed up I have five people signed up in this order Matthew is it's a wheel this while diane's while Roberts while Charles Lily and Jeff Harlow Matthews I'll would you please get to the please followed by Diane's while Roberts while get my notes out here state your name and address yes sir my name is Mads while 23 110 cash furred circle in Wesley Chapel Florida three three five four eight you know when I when I was first talked to about syringe exchange programs my my gut reaction was to tell the guy that was trying to explain it to me that he was idiotic I said at the time when we were forming a nonprofit organization I said I'm not gonna give needles to addicts that's that's crazy and I think that's a reasonable reaction because it's counterintuitive what I'm talking about you today is what we want to do which is to to open a syringe exchange program in Pasco County and to service a population of people that generally don't receive a lot of service and provide them with access to clean needles while they are dealing with mental health issue that is opioid addiction so I'm Matt's while has previously stated safe exchange Tampa is our nonprofit we have been operating for about a year and a half in the Tampa Bay area primarily in Pasco County we are

based in Pasco we perform education training services on overdose response we do this at methadone clinics we give out a narcan to methadone clinic patients because they're connected to the community of active users and they take that information in that narcan and they go out and they save lives with it in the last 18 months a hundred of our overdose traversals a little bit over 100 have happened here in Pasco County and you've got emergency services personnel that are well represented today and I think that they would tell you also that the opioid overdose issue has become a crisis of epidemic proportions so we are a family-owned business we are a nonprofit that pays for everything out and I have here with me my mother and father who both work for safe exchange one is a former Marine the other is a retired nurse and together we're gonna tell you a little bit about why we want to do this service why we think that Pasco County should be the first County under the new state law that just passed in July to start up a syringe exchange program and how we are prepared to help you guys with every step of that process to help communicate an understanding of why this is probably the most effective public health policy issue that you can take action on to address the opioid crisis and the spread of HIV and AIDS in Pasco County and and how it's gonna cost you nothing at all everything that we do as safe exchange is paid for out of pocket by me including this program so this is something that we feel very strongly about Dianna's about to speak in public for the first time in decades and that is a testament to how important it is to her thank you Miss Dianna's well hello my name is Diane's while I live at 1842 tumbleweed Court in Wesley Chapel Matthew went over briefly what we do what I have in front of me are some statistics concerning syringe exchange programs a lot of this was put out by the CDC the opioid crisis is fueling a dramatic increase in infectious disease associated with injection drug use reports of acute hepatitis C cases rose 3.5 fold from 2010 to 2016 over 2,500 new HIV infections occur each year among people who inject drugs I'm gonna assume that that number since this stat ended in 16 that it's gone up even more so because with the opioid crisis as it is the government's done a good job in preventing prescriptions for opioids world we what's being prescribed by doctors however people that were addicted are now turning to IV drug abuse instead so that's just compounding the problem syringe exchange programs are associated with an estimated 50% reduction in HIV and HCV incidence they are also a bridge to other health services even currently as we're distributing narcan we've been able to refer people to health care providers we are like in connection with one position that is basically served in hepatitis C patients for a minimal a very minimal cost a more less expensive than it would take for just like a checkup he's actually a very huge humanitarian so we

are referring people to him oh okay syringe exchange programs help support Public Safety by reducing the number of dirty syringes that are disposed of in an unsafe manner as you know that there there are areas in hepatic Oh County where syringes are prevalent on the ground where children have access to them and it's quite dangerous syringe exchange programs prevent overdose deaths by teaching people who use ovo opioids in any form about the use of naloxone which is nor can which we would continue to do as we do with syringe exchange we would also continue to distribute nor can cost effectiveness I'm not going to go into a lot about that basically there is no cost to the taxpayers everything including the syringes comes out of private money and syringe exchange programs of trying to talk really fast but they they service the community and as far as finances go because just one case of endocarditis which is common among IV drug abusers cost a small fortune and I are going to distribute all these facts to you if I may most soon receive a second mr. Chairman I think it'd be great if they linked up with Miss Pearson okay good followed by Charles Lily and Jeff Farlow hello y'all names Roberts while out of 18:42 tumbleweed Court in Wesley Chapel Florida I'm a volunteer with safe exchange in Tampa I volunteer my time I'm retired and I want to help with the opiate crisis that's going on right now the syringe exchange program will help alleviate a lot of the AIDS and different different things like that what was what the problem is is that y'all probably think well we're gonna just give out syringes to everybody it's not like that it's like if you turn in a dirty needle you get one back if they take in more we the program in Miami that they have is a pilot program and it's done by the University down there their County Commission has not authorized it yet no but no County Commission in the state of Florida has authorized needle exchanges in their counties yet since the new law has taken effect I would like Pascal County to become the first county in Florida to authorize this so that the other counties could go ahead and do the same there's some protocols that you know we'll go into about how to implement that and all that what you all need to do in the state of Florida you can go ahead and go into a drug store buy out the syringe no problem you'll need a prescription for it you can just purchase it what happens is is that people feel that it's a police officer stops them and they have it they gonna get it charged with having drug paraphernalia when the needle exchange program takes effect and we were able to do that they won't no longer feel the need to toss their needle on the ground for fear of being arrested for having it that's basically but I needed to tell you all and I just hope that you all look at the information that was presented to you and understand what we're all about

we're not out there trying to help drug addicts we're out there trying to stop diseases we're out there trying to stop children for picking up dirty needles from seeing them on the streets and everything you know and we're out there to help these people who have drug addictions see where they can get help for HIV and Hep C and all the diseases that associated with that we give out literature we give out narcan North can is a big thing too a lot of people didn't realize that North can actually reverses opiate somebody who's in a diet that they're actually dead - almost you know and without the narcan they don't read no more reading is what stops and that's thought he died anyway that's what I wanted to tell you all and I hope you all understand what we're about and implement this in North County thank you very much for your time thank you mr. Charles Lilly followed by Jeff Harlow bless you please state your name and address for the record search man Charles Lille 184 to 5 Lawrence Road Dade City Florida 3 3 5 2 3 first of all I like to thank you all for having me I want you to know that you have a fine local Dade City Police Department and the sheriff's are awesome I want that to be known I'm not here to cause trouble I'm here about thug life coming into our neighborhoods I've dealt with the sheriff's and my parents have my mother's passed away my dad did two months ago being harassed by people that are on drugs they're thugs and it's gotten out of control the sheriff's have been great they're really trying to help but just like I was told their hands are tied they can only do so much that actually us the innocent people have less rights than the criminal after 15 years of my parents are being harassed I'm now paying off their reverse mortgage and buying that home and I swore to them that I would never let this lie and my dad was a Marine and I'm a disabled vet and I mean business but I thank you and I asked for your help actually I'm beg for your help well we have is I won't mention gender or race but we have people that play exceedingly loud especially on weekends the boom boom music that am F F I will tap the police I sell my drugs and explicit behavior that they'll do to females and while we're cleaning our yard and pulling weeds we have to listen to this our Sunday meals are listening to this it has escalated now to where they're doing donuts in front of my house I'm being threatened because I don't condone we have junkies there selling drugs they're physically violent they are the bottom feeders of Davis city and the reason I know this and I'm ashamed to say this in front of you all when I lost my family my home and everything I turned to an alcoholic I turned into a street person want to be alive anymore unfortunately I fell into the devil's playground I found out from the inside but these people are thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ I found my way back home I don't condone these people and I need your

help whatever it takes you have my email you can contact me I just really need your help these people are out of control they're stealing from us I find drug paraphernalia all over the yard they steal stuff we just almost I'm scared for my daughter living there I'm scared they're gonna get shot I mean it's starting to get personal so if there's anything I can do to help you to resolve this problem please email me or call me or send sheriff on my house everybody's welcome at my home and and please help me resolve this problem and that's I'm just not gonna take up more of your time I know you have a busy skin come that's where look into it sure thank you very much God you don't have a great day yes sir thank you last time person signed up is Jeff Harlow morning everybody Jeff Harlan four three one zero Whitner drive Land O'Lakes I'm a vice president of acquisitions for blue sky communities were affordable housing developers based here in Tampa we develop affordable housing for elderly and for the workforce in the state of Florida and I just wanted to say thank you I'm the consent agenda you guys are gonna be approving a small local contribution to an elderly development we're doing over on the west part of Pasco County so I just wanted to say thank you that's the last person I have signed up this morning for public comment in an audience that did not sign that would like to speak at this time I'm Forge thank your name and address please work yes sir my name is John Hart I live at 2419 15th Avenue in st. Petersburg good morning commissioners I'm currently a student in SPC this is their public policy program and I have been studying for my capstone project the possibility of passing an ordinance in Pasco County to close the gun show loophole before I earn background checks and waiting periods for firearm purchases on gun control on gun shows the Florida Constitution end of it amended the was amended by a ballot initiative in 1998 empowered counties to pass ordinances to close the gun show loophole the ballot passed with 70% of voter for support currently only eight Florida counties have passed ordinances although federal law prohibits certain people from purchasing firearms fugitives felons those convicted of domestic violence offenses and illegal aliens among them the gun show loophole allows these people to purchase firearms with no background checks at gun shows while licensed gun stores are required to follow federal requirements for background checks I've spoken to Pasco citizens and interviewed community leaders to determine if there's interest in such an ordinance I heard from gun owners and non owners alike that they think gun show purchases should require a background check gun gun owners expressed their support because they are purchasing firearms or legally and they're getting background checks themselves non owners support this because they want to live in a safe

community where criminals can easily obtained guns I bet with a gunsmith and a licensed gun store owner who graciously walked me through the background check process and explained that most background checks come back in a very short amount of time he recommends to his customers that they go through the background check and titled transfer process even for private sales he charges a fee of $50 to provide both these services you may ask why any county should do this on its own why not wait for the federal or the state government to move to take care of it the reason I'm here today is because I believe this is a small change that would have a big impact on Pasco County I don't believe the federal or state government is going to act on this anytime soon it's an incremental step that can be taken now to ensure criminals are purchasing firearms within Pasco County the ordinance wouldn't have an impact on the ability of those who are legally allowed to purchase firearms under federal law criminals can of course cross county lines to purchase firearms and a county that doesn't require background checks at gun shows passio county is one of these counties three nearby counties have these ordinances Pinellas Hillsborough in Orange County Orange County was the most recent county to pass this ordinance in 2018 and gun shows still take place there within the county but with the added security of background checks keeping firearms out of the hands of those who are prohibited from purchasing them is a common-sense approach that will make your community safer with these reasons I recommend that the Pasco Board of County Commissioners consider passing an ordinance it would require background checks and waiting periods on firearm sales that take place in public events I posted information on my project website at Florida gun reform comm that includes all of the existing ordinances thank you alright thank you he comments anyone else here wish to speak this time seeing no one that ends the public comment and now it's time for a resolution they have one resolution this morning yes could Pascoe fire-rescue please come up to the podium I'll dress up yeah resolution number 20 - 0 0 - resolution by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida declaring October 6 through October 12th Fire Prevention Week in Pasco County and supporting the many public safety activities and efforts of Pasco County Fire Rescue throughout the event whereas fire is a serious public safety concern both locally and nationally and homes are the locations where people are at greatest risk from fire and razz Pasco County Fire Rescue responded to 323 residential fires in 2018 and according to the National Fire Protection Association on average twenty two thousand seven hundred and eleven people perished nationally in home fires per year an R as three out of four fire deaths occur at home each year in the United States and rasz Pasco County residents should identify places in their home where

fires can start and eliminate those hazards andraz working smoke alarms cut the risk in half of dying in home fires and Russ Pasco County residents should install smoke alarms in every sleeping room outside each separate sleeping area and on every level of the home andraz 2019 fire prevention week effectively serves to remind us that we need to take personal steps to increase our safety from fire andraz Pasco County Fire Rescue is dedicated to reducing the occurrence of home fires and home fire injuries through prevention and protection education by encouraging all residents schools recreational facilities businesses and homeowners associations to be aware of their surroundings look for available ways to I'm sorry look for available ways out in the event of a fire or other emergency respond when the smoke alarm sounds by exiting the building immediately now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners there's a Pasco County Florida that said board hereby declares October 6 through the 12th as fire prevention week in Pasco County and supports the many public safety activities and efforts of the Pasco County Fire Rescue during fire prevention week 2019 Dunn unresolved in regular session with a quorum present and voting the seventh day of October 2019 those lights and motion passed chief Casey thank you very much mr. chairman members of the board Scott Kathryn Fire Chief Pasco Fire Rescue I'm going to turn it over to no I'm just kidding walk into a burning building but [Laughter] for those of us that are in the fire service industry every day is fire prevention day for what we do however you know at the national level we like to take one week out of the year and really highlight the importance of fire safety so that happens to be this particular week as we recognizing that with the resolution and we appreciate that currently today we have 21 professionals many of which are standing behind me that make up our community Risk Reduction division and that's the group that's tasked with making sure that Pasco County is the safest that can be and they do that through commercial building fire inspections they do that through public education we do fire investigations in that group they're very very busy it's not just this week it's all year long so we also have with us today our Deputy Fire Marshal our our fire marshal couldn't be here so we've asked a deputy chief from if you have you want to and talk about some of the things that was commissioners mr. chair our messaging starts with your support so we certainly appreciate that this year the theme is not every hero wears a cape plan and practice your escape so throughout the week we'll be highlighting for you our social media platforms some of our videos that showcase some of our community heroes throughout the county reiterating our messaging as well as over 40 special details scheduled throughout the county where we're going to reach over 2,500 people in person contacts disseminating

our messaging as well as the field crews so beyond the 21 in our division crews all across the county they're out disseminating in the schools commercial occupancies businesses civic organizations so it's their support as well so we appreciate your continued support we certainly appreciate all yourself and all your people all your staff and members of the fire phone y'all do a great job you always look sharp wherever you go all your people very professional and we appreciate all the good work you do thank you much appreciated I know he mentioned the the social media but he's kind of not putting it really to the level that I think it really should be he's he's crews group behind me worked really really hard and they've done something really cool this year I'm not gonna I'm not gonna do I'm gonna keep you in suspense but check out our social media platforms for the video clips we really reached out into the community this year it's pretty cool what they did so that's good great anyway thank you very very all join me we'll go down presentation speakers right bring everyone in a little tighter [Applause] okay that's the only resolution we have today so that it ends that section will now move to the consent agenda and I have the following items pool c42 pull and discuss c29 withdrawal c7 the drum c3 pull and revise C 20 pulling revised okay the following items are to be discussed together there's C 12c 13c 14 C 15 C 25 and they're all of the Accord revised at the same time we'll start off need a motion for the rest of the end of that second at a motion second all those in favor hi I'll put this black side motion pass okay we start with C 42 Thank You mr. chairman I pulled this number one no wait oh there's a procedure look to the back I love testing technology that much yeah so in looking at this non-competitive purchase I know there's a procedure to go through so looking at the gem purchase in accordance with section 2 103 B indicates that we're going to go using the reason of advertising included but not limited to meeting notices advertisement bids and permit offerings marketing campaigns and other required advertisement newspapers magazines and other media and I had gone through and I looked at some of the lists I got probably like a quarter of the way down one of the first ones I want to think was the blue one and I clicked on their sites and it showed me a high of like 18 likes whatever so I don't know if that's indicative of everything they're doing it was more associated with them but the issue that I have with spending this much money and deciding where it's going to go last week we had a meeting with the people from let's say Jasco Fiesta chesco Fiesta is an event that brings in thousands and thousands of people for a 10-day celebration and because of our procedures that are in place the most money we give them as $5,000 they look high level bands they bring in

great entertainment and that's their attraction they don't need to spend money and advertising as much as others would do but that's the only way they can get money they're going to try to work with the West Pasco tell you're better to try to get a tracking of nights but when we get a 10-day event that puts that many people in there this almost a hundred years old now I think it's something we need to give it better backing to so if I'm gonna say we're gonna go spend a million dollars on this advertising when I know what event would benefit more just by getting the money which actually stays in this community I think it's something to look at when I look at they were just up at Sunwest parking lot matter of fact we had a accident up there today where someone I guess passed out to some reason and we didn't have the infrastructure to take out the immediate middle median with a teller was there to do tolls which we want to clear out for a safety people to have to get in easily it took a took a little effort to go around I've got a dirt parking lot off to the side that if we just put a one base coat as we go through the RFI process would be a much better use for money and if we're going to make a destination management push I'm gonna say for the west side fixing that parking lot putting sand on a green Key Beach and dressing it up a little bit would make a lot more sense for the west side and going forward this week and I was up it's like my rotary had a getaway up at Homosassa nature's Park with the RV park Sun West is actually looking at put an RV park up there where people gonna bring their boats up there they can go along the scalloping which they everybody acknowledges by the way Commissioner Wells captain wells then our scalping was so much better so we were to position early gather a lot more positive things but I would rather see us spending more money especially especially on the west side to actually putting something in capital as opposed to this now it's our far as the other monies that you're looking to spend out there for the non-competitive bid I'm wondering how many of these firms that are on that list are local and I got to think that we do have some local talent that would benefit from this so I couldn't see that from the whole list but how many are how many local firms that we're looking at as well okay mr. chairman yes before Adam jumps in Adam can you hear me okay so I think it's an Adam will reiterate this it's important for for a destination management organization to a Versailles outside of the area our goal is to bring people from other parts of the nation for internationally to visit Pasco County that's where your local businesses are going to make their money putting heads and beds spending multiple nights here that's how the west side is going to make their money that's how the people that rent boats are going to make their money that's how the restaurants tell the small businesses and downtown New Port Richey are going to make their money your round yes we have some great festivals across the county who

north-south-east-west responsibles and in this county but remember what we discussed a few years ago which everybody agreed on is there there has to be a point where you're self-sustaining if you can't be self-sustaining I and this is across the board whether it be kumquat festival pigs in the hills chasse Co multiple other other events by now you should after there be five years ten years or twenty years or 90 years you should be able to do your own drawing I mean just like any other business I think of it I put it think about when the SBA when they help a small business get started that's to help get them off the ground after year three if you can't stay in business there's a problem so these dollars are to bring people and that's what we have an academy jump in here I'm taking I know I'm probably stealing your thunder a little bit but I either Superman agency that are professionals and go out there they're an advertising agency that knows how to draw people here now I did question a few things along you know and some of the board members agree with me I thought we should do a little more TV but they're working through that and I say TV outside of the area not even not in the state of Florida but and in certain markets and then especially in the Midwest where we know we can draw from and for a certain event so when we advertise and we mentioned things like chassé go and stuff like that people all over the nation are seeing those things when they come to our website we drawn to the website they're seeing that we're having these events ie each ASCO I come co-op fest wherever a festival may be so this organization this marketing plan helps market those events too but we can't continue to give money to organize a to be honest with you and we said this on the dice the only reason we're still giving some of these festivals some money's is kind of for goodwill to be honest with you they shouldn't need it none of these are nobody's nation and needed and I'm not picking on one I'm talking about if you've been in doing the festival three four or five years it's time for you to handle it yourself you know it again so I'm gonna heads and beds too so think about that all right but again the purpose of economic developers not just heads and beds it's also the turfs development part of economic development just kidding if they get ten day event and they got people there every single day packing them in in their biggest hook to bring them in over and over again just have a bands it's different from the marketing that we get set up and I agree everything you're saying as far as how to advertise how to bring a Mainer but I'm telling you you've got a local event here that is a 10-day festival keeps all the money in the community and the way they make it is just like the roller skating rink when we had them yet they were the number one draw here for years they didn't need our money to go advertise as a DMO across this nation they had the draw to bring the people and yet their draw was by having the

event in this social they could bring them in here in all they asked for was people for metals to give away we made a big change to go do that to accommodate them when we stopped it when it guess what they went off to Orlando somewhere else these guys in Chaska want going in what roller where you talking about we had a roller skating explanations turn the radio in richer I look at tours and put in 2000 nights in a room that says we compare well you can find those like you know each other back and they want to come back no those those big things out there that you can do with the hockey rink is great but I'm telling you you get west side hotels paid a lot of money into this many many years even the capital money they haven't benefited from and I'm just telling you call it good will call what you want but if they need help by putting money in for getting music in I think it's worth worthy consideration we just had a meeting about it it didn't go anywhere but anyway let me go a little bit for that company real quick just and I'm being more general here you're talking about one festival I'm just not one that's my argument though yeah it's only part of my discussion in general talking about if you're an event in your an establish a vent after so many years and do it when you put your packet people in for my understanding whether it be all most of these festivals whether it be I'm not gonna keep naming them because all of them that we have here are great darn full so I just don't know where that where the were that people need more money that's what I'm not getting I don't what does that pay for because it's all about marketing outside of the area outside of our market outside of our region to draw people in that's what this department is set up for now there's a there's some areas that you know hey if somebody wants to go off on their own and have their own little side gig and and raise their own money through other organizations or businesses have at it but I think enemies are jumping in a second well I'm not trying to see your thunder but let me drop the chest over I was being gentle so I know so let me just leave the chest but I want I want to go back to destination management and as far as like getting full support I voted against his tourism plan for the past two of the past three times anyway we're representing records and numbers though it's well and again when you get when you get a guy that comes in and builds own private money for a hockey rink that's gonna set you up real good and when you get other things that are coming on this good so I'm good with what he's done out there and what it's doing and the fact that we're back again I think it's phenomenal so don't get don't get me wrong there but when I've got a son West pine project up and I've got one parking lot done for two hundred spots and I've got a dirt parking lot on the other side I haven't put boat ramps in and I could have I get a spot that's three-quarters of a mile long where I could put boats

going all the way down that chin which is ninety one hundred ten feet wide seven to twelve feet deep at mean low low I could create another amenity there for an attraction that when you go advertise something you can show something now I appreciate this will we put the Sun west money in there we put the sidewalks in there they look great they're gonna protect us and I'm glad we're working the water ski show but there's more money we can put in capital for the west side that'll do more good on the green Key Beach don't take a look at it and I'm glad we talked about putting that Road in there in the car path in there but disapprove it's can be done there too so when you do have something to go advertise you'll have something to show them that'll be attractive that's my point with all the money we're spending on this year I think we need to go take another look at what's going on out there because it's going to help the west side so I both I think you both have that I'm not sure Commission Mariano that what you want to do it is that the tourism money is necessarily the right pot of money and I think it raises the question once again that we're underfunding our parks department on the capital side no doubt about it and I think pretty soon I think we're growing up enough that we need to talk about another kind of entity alts Arts and Culture whatever you want to call it but we need another vehicle to help support cultural and cultural events in the county lots of other counties have it for example we have lectures on the lawn I think when we get going with the the park out on anklet River Park we'll have some festivals out there and and since they're you know the the motel folks are the ones paying the tax and so I believe they should be getting the bulk of the advertising efforts but we do want to promote other activities in the county and let's see figure out a way maybe a next year's budget that we set we start setting aside a little bit of money to promote cultural events and arts events in the county that would be my suggestion and we fund parks better I think yeah I think Adam can actually tell you talk to you about all the things is they're doing to promote the west side in reality in reality it's being promoted more by his team than things on the east side and he can explain that all right before I get it down let me bring up one thing to Adam when you when you talk talk about if you have potential to bring in local companies to do your social media stuff that you want to go advertise as well as well [Music] we sell [Music] great lunch and we're still working on brand awareness Stamper in and doing a brand audit it's the nature of power tightening and the competition that's impractical advertisers generally serve a specific audience each trade or region a profession or even a topic process for 5 or $15,000 each phone so when it comes

to chess - yes sir that's the only sustaining events we have together but over the course of us funding chess would guess that we ate them close to 700,000 dollars over the past eight or nine years we should check that matter the way we do our business we end up their business model accordingly state statutes and what would give me the best return on investment the rule events even though chance bill brings in thousands of 1000 of guests or consumers or visitors to the event per day we have to keep in mind that during peak season they're already here they're already here and this isn't a chapel in that the chaplain visit was in Maine that would be a different story if those numbers came back and you hundred thousand people over ten days another little thoughts of information we're spending two half years ago we were spending three hundred and seventy thousand dollars on local events and festivals which wore pushing our metrics at all and we were only spending around ninety thousand dollars on marketing which we are tasked to do according to state statute we have to change some things and now this model is actually working for us our KPIs are moving north instead of staying stagnant so we are actually moving forward in pursuing a destination for visibility mr. Jim I just think it's important again remember for us to promote countywide but you're talking a lot about the Westside now somewhere but no way for us to promote those assets along there we have to add Versailles outside the area to draw them in that's how these businesses get to continue to be successful that's how tourism is gonna grow in that market and that's how we're gonna help again eventually fill the hotels they're gonna rent the boats you're gonna go to the fishing guides are gonna go to Sun West they're gonna go to Tesco they're gonna go to the restaurants we want to draw people in I mean we all do some travel or have done some traveling our lives and I pay very very close attention that more now than ever what I see advertisement I get kind of giddy when I see something when I'm not nor if I comes in the Northeast in seeing places in Florida advertising oh wow that's cool they're doing it right there they're hitting the target market up there and that's what you want to do it's gonna only be beneficial to all those businesses for I mean and this is you know in the advertising they want to do I mean they don't just throw a dart at a at a board and just pick something out I mean there's there's a lot of time and energy and effort and and due diligence it takes part and what's gonna work and if it doesn't work you don't keep doing right that's why we changed some things I come this immediate side so we stopped it we put a stop to it done we're gonna do that internally now because it can be done better that way but I just think it's very important when you look at this these dollars if we don't do it tourism is gonna decrease

especially on that side of the county you got it you gotta you gotta get excitement you know you gotta get excitement going alright and again with the destination management we're gonna advertise for that I think we still get to improve our houses I know Kathy's gonna probably come back with it's something about trying to do extra investment as well coming up so we'll take a good look at that but Adam when you do this social media stuff are you going to try to use local companies that are here we're actually hiring a in-house personnel to internally add that we going out to each essay which Sunwest is a part of that and the intercounty yeah identified locations to work that person or that decision will be handling all the content generation via imagery and video as well so yes we're doing in-house in the older designation and that might want to accomplish I know I know you've taken the interest to go actually go look at San soccer and at beach volleyball tournaments too that you've got some party a plan so I do appreciate that I'll move approval second key discussion if I could Adam and I just want to take a minute to thank I know we brought up my concerns last meeting or let's not take concerns but opportunities to improve when it comes to advertising and stuff so thank you and I just want to point out that you know I went through this list last week but you know you've got CCA on here which is coastal conservation associations great to see you know flats class multimedia they did some good shows here in Pasco County talking about the nature Coast ports Coast really you know Coenen on that the florida sports fishing and then also the you know salt spring alliance which is a beautiful state park we have on the west side I guess all I can ask and I know we've talked about it as you continue giving us updates quarterly updates so we can brag to the folks what's going on really on the west side to help market the west side and just please make sure I know we talked about this that some of the local guides that are included in some of these things are being compensated and because they should be we got a lot of great guides out there that do this full time for prefer you know for rep for actually quite frankly tourism folks outside the county which is huge and maybe it's an opportunity to talk to them to where they can help sell the county more than they do now just by educating them because that's all they see as folks that are 90% of the time outside the county outside the state so I don't have a motion in a second all those in favor say aye those likes that much we passed a thank you Adam C 29 as patron c7 as with drones c3 I'll take that one there was a letter from our office that identified incorrect account numbers for tax deed sales we've updated that letter with the correct account numbers second emotional second all those in favor say aye all opposed life side motion passes through C 20

or Parnell IT the weenie moves in my age oh sorry we need to exchange the requisition that was submitted in the packet the amount was incorrect by a thousand dollars it has been amended and we brought in the ones that are correct motion passed thank you now we move on to C 12c 13c 14 C 15 let's see 25 good morning chairman members of the board Andrew Baxter facilities management director due to the transition in fiscal years C 12 13 14 15 and c25 we're seeking conditional approval subject do clerk's finance department verification of FY 21 major with that note of change we recommend approval so moved second a motion second all those in favor say aye those Lexile much we pass thank you ends our Chairman I desire the advice of the Board of County Commissioners concerning the case of NRA national prescription opioid litigation case number one full : 17 - md - 2804 United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division to discuss settlement negotiations and strategy related to litigation expenditures and for that reason I request a private attorney client meeting if the board approves you should open the private attorney client meeting and announced amendment of the estimated length of the private attorney client meeting and the names of persons attending at the conclusion of private attorney client meeting the board's public meeting should be reconvened and you should announce the termination of the private attorney client meeting the entire private attorney client meeting will be reported by a certified court reporter and the transcript thereof will be made a public record upon conclusion of litigation I estimate that the attorney-client meeting will last approximately 60 minutes we have scheduled a certified court reporter to be in attendance in the commissioner's conference room for the private attorney client meeting I hereby announce the commencement of a private attorney client meeting at which the board will discuss settlement negotiation of the strategy related to the game for expenditures in the case of INR II national prescription opiate navigation case number one film 1 7 - md - 2 8 0 for United States District Court of the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division the names of the persons expected to attend the private attorney client meeting or myself chairman ron oakley about children like war commissioner jack Mariano - Mike wells and capital Starkey the county attorney Jeffrey n stein Snyder the County Administrative Dan miles Chris's Sam senior assistant county attorney James L magazine Esquire outside counsel and a court reporter the estimated length of private attorney client meeting - aprox sixteen minutes the final attorney-client meeting will now convene in the commissioners conference room downstairs thank you [Music] to discuss litigation strategy in the case of Orie : national prescription

opiate litigation case number one film 1:7 - MD - two eight zero for United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division is concluded mr. chairman if I can get a motion from the board to authorize the county attorney to take whatever actions are necessary to notify and notify outside counsel that the board wishes to remain in the negotiation class in this litigation look it'll remain in the class of the negotiation so thank you got a motion a second all those in favor say aye all opposed likes a motion passed thank you few minutes so we'll move in to old business all right I guess start work Thank You mr. chairman wait to see people clearing it but just a couple things one I would never miss you typically mentioned about getting it on a ward but this is pretty cool stuff so you know I know Commission or chairman Oakley like this but got the best of the bay readers poll best local politician and I think I just mentioned that because it's great to see Pasco County being recognized and that was the readers polled and I think tip in the past it's typically the I think the mayor of Tampa is typically the person to write they knew that their typically wins that but it was Paul it's about 30 politicians I think that we're up for this throughout the Tampa Bay area all the way to Sarasota and they were from the executive level all the way down to think local mayors and and obviously legislators and such so thanks to the people of Pasco County but again it helps bring you know just shows you know the growth of Pasco County it also shows the recognition that counties now receiving and what was also neat was that there were a couple local businesses a charity for one and a couple of the local businesses a passable County of that were also recognized they have a I think about a hundred things that are voted on so it's it's really good to see Paso County being recognized so with that I will move on well thank you thank you thank you well I want to MIT I want to play a video of Commissioner our chairman Oakley's district real quick well this is the universal playground video so I want to thank everybody I want to think about participating that day we're excited about everything going on and again that should be done by I think Lake note to end November and do we have a video too so I think that's cued up right the video that was done by a Pasco County team well I'm done with my part I was thinking you're a great guy you're a good guy Sherman Oakley like I don't think I really have anything else while we're waiting I had one more if they went all the way past them that won't take a little while to find it okay we can come back if that's okay well come back it's just when I saw the great shot really put embed on their videos yes so that syringe presentation I'd be interested to hear from professionals on what they think about that I really don't know enough to comment one way or

another I will say on my honeymoon my husband I spent some time in Zurich and they had a needle distribution program it sounds like it might have been different than this one but created a really big problem for the city of Zurich that became needle Park I could look out the window of my hotel and watch hundreds of people inject themselves and then when that when the police or whatever would show up and they don't scatter and then as soon as they were gone they come back and there would be needle wrap words all over the ground and it became a magnet for for drug users but maybe they have a better program where you have to trade one in to get one back I can tell you in my district there are places where they find a lot of dirty needles so if there's if there's a way that someone can tell me that helps get dirty needles off the ground I'd be you know but willing to listen I'm a little nervous too but so I think maybe it's something maybe you guys can look into that I will be having an open house in the eastern part of my district and people don't realize that I go from the coast line all the way to boost B downs and so I spend a lot of time over on the west side in the holiday area and listening to those constituents and so I'm not I don't have town halls or meetings very often on the east side so this is my attempt to reach my constituents on the east side although anyone's welcome it is at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and that is Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30 and we're going to be talking about transportation we'll be talking about paving assessments code enforcement long-range planning planning the Sheriff's Office will be there and we are reserving last time we were there we had a very full agenda and weren't able to take a lot of questions but this time we will be sure to be leaving at at least half an hour for constituent issues and questions next week I'll be going to Washington as chair of the federal committee we have 90 commissioners from the state of Florida going to Washington DC and the it's going to be extremely busy we're going to be visiting all different kinds of agencies and congressman we will also be going to the White House on Thursday and meeting with the White House officials that has been just a great resource for us and I am very impressive they reached out to misters from around the country this time last time it was just Florida this time that's Florida Georgia maybe in Alabama I don't know three three southern states where the commissioners have been invited and so I'm looking forward to that and I think that is all yeah that's the yes sir that's the that's the video that's play that video now team did a great job on it thank you sound with it there is so today we're here for the groundbreaking for the universally inclusive playground at Wesley Chapel District Park it's a obviously a great day of Pasco County and we had amazing turnout and it's just an exciting time in this county it's gonna be even exciting time

for our children what you see a lot is you see that playgrounds actually have some component of a DA accessibility but they're not always designed specifically from a piece of equipment to equipment to equipment for special needs children so that's this playground follows those seven principles of design and and and from the lead from the ground all the way to every piece selected is specifically for those children to use one of the things that I noticed was a void and that void was a place that was inclusive to all kids gave kids of all abilities a chance to participate and reached out to keith wiley and he was excited about it all in thought about funding you know always a challenge sometimes to fund certain things and reach out to some community partners like the West Chapel rotary the Lennar foundation an Advent health Wesley Chapel and between the three of them they all donated one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars towards this amazing playground we're gonna have great [Music] good job to the team and they're good very nauseous that's a great thing coming in basket mr. Boyles yes two things I would like a approval from the board to do a one-time fix not to exceed six thousand dollars on a lure lane so I'd be my motion what are we fixing the road a lure lane just a one-time fix in Arnott's it's in terrible shape I know but what are we doing what are we doing just part of it in six it's the whole thing it's not a very yeah potholes and so forth it's Lime Rock yeah it's a B roads so we have six it's not it's a B roads we own non maintained County I think yes thank you okay okay yes I got a motion okay one second all those in favor say aye I think he was like sign motion passed okay thank you and and one thing I wanted to bring up I know a while back we had a resolution that we did as a board to thank the HOAs and CD D's in our county for the great job they do with property values and just all the great things and one thing I don't think that was included with that was considering the neighborhood's we have in the county that are defunct HOAs defunct CDs I know we talked about it a little bit but I just wanted to to tell you a little bit about Karin Swann you know the Sheriff's Office had an award ceremony last week and they took the time to recognize Karen who you know on our own helped lead the charge and Hill and Dale and Glen Garry which is off of Congress and each of you have folks like Karen Swann in your districts and I just think it might be an opportunity for us to you know because she's taking this community and they're all volunteers again defunct HOA and she's you know with from the sheriff's office from them being out there weekly from her driving around and the team driving around in these neighborhoods calling in things and just the pride the ownership the leadership and just the love that she's put into this unbelievable I just wanted to I couldn't

make it out there I had something else but I know Cathy went we gave her a little something just to thank her but it's one of those things I think from you know you have several we especially the well we have okay yeah I mean there's several other Kelly Miller's and several other folks up in Hudson so I just just the thought maybe we'd get something just to honor those that again maybe we don't we kind of forget and and but I just wanted to let you know I thought it was pretty cold the sheriff's office took the initiative to thank Karen and why don't we start like a once a year an honorary citizen of the year for more districts and honored them all together that's what I mean that's kind of what I'm at I think we need to do something again it's one of those things that you know we know it's happening in our districts and everyone except you know but and it's good just to acknowledge and say thank you because there's there's so many that make it happen but again there were only the ones that are helping property values and helping code Sheriff you know all of us just wanted to publicly thank her so with that I'm done sir thank you okay I don't think M&D ard and for example like deputy pizzetta who did the award and did it that Kathy did a great job representing that is the type of thing what a kind of reward the urge is Shawna green key which by the way down in green key those folks who came to last board meeting we were out there with staff and they've actually wanted to flapper valves that will actually keep titled waters from coming in that'll help a couple of sections there's still a lot more to be done there but that type of awareness and help for us you know helps us be better commissioners and get a lot more things done so yeah I agree we need to recognize those folks I'd like to just go over a couple of things FEMA flood maps I guess we're in the process when we need to be ready December I know it's gonna save 75% of our residents money so I just want to make sure that I know you're just gonna probably need that one right week so I just wanna make sure we're gonna do everything we can to be right right get those savings on front of people as quick as possible and I talked to mr. Bowser li ER with our staff and the Suncoast Recovery Center which is applied for a demolition permit we thought we're gonna be all set but because of FEMA actually not FEMA regulations we overcame FEMA regulations does a guy has an appraisal that can work but because of our code which I want to bring us back to go change this it'll take you know it's Oh probably January actually if we have an outside appraisal on a piece of property that I want to be able to use that to allow us to go you know rebuild a building if the numbers work out and the staffs gonna be able to bring that back it's just one thing in our code we actually can think work um FEMA which is crazy but we have our trouble with our own code so Dan you could bring something like that you're fully briefed on it yeah the Code

section time house in the land development code so it's not just a quick thing it would be part of the cleanup ordinances we do every quarter half a year or so in the interim density thinks talked of the Anthony as well that they can issue but at least a demolition permit so they get started so we get some help for people that want to get help you know and then mr. stark I think you you're on point as far as the needles go we don't want to be haven for more of those needles coming in we want to help the people especially that want to get to help themselves I think if you just kind of keep feeding the addiction and and a way to do it you're just gonna see more and more of it so I think you know you're on target with that well we do it Kathy finds but I share your hesitation I appreciate the conversation this one as far as the tourists of element money goes after just being up at nature's resort up in Homosassa and hearing them actually talk about how Pasco had the better scalloping season we've got a chance to actually make some some big rounds I know we've got a boat ramp money that was gonna be reallocated at some point to pull ripped in but I'll say even if we can't put boat rims in right away along that channel we got a great opportunity to 3/4 of my long to put Oh docks that are up there that could bring people from all over even if they dock down and strike them to see funds or somewhere else to get in there as we go through that process I think it's going to be a huge opportunity and something should take care of I think coming up with that need to go put in asphalt it just even if we just put one thin layer of asphalt on there if the new development comes in to go build a hotel and restaurant it won't affect any event but at least it'll make it what people can park and not be in dirt which on a rainy rainy date can be bad this weekend wasn't bad but I know Cathy's gonna be working on some things to bring back to us to make it extra investment I think that'll be huge and that is all we have thank you thank you I think you don't have anything today you know thank you very much yes thank you I have one quick item just a reminder that our office is closed this Wednesday for our in-service which is our staff development day so the courts are closed on Wednesday so it gives us the opportunity to buy training to all of our team members okay can I miss something about that I had jury duty last week you did I think I would make an excellent job I did my best to get picked I didn't look at the defendant once last time I stared at them and I didn't get picked so I did better this time all kinds of things oh I even got permission from the judge to get out for two hours because Richard Corcoran was coming - am skills he ended up canceling that incoming another day by the way we have the Commissioner of Education that am skills as being but yeah I you know I think I think that I'm getting this

message out there's the judges so what don't attorneys don't realize we we have to we listen to both sides all day long and make decisions so pick me next time just say a little bit about that last time I left i sat there half a day to find out that I knew both attorneys and you the judge and you wandering attention was the City Council personal Zephyrhills and I'd given funds to for his right piece so I got the one judge I didn't really know but but I don't have anything else Jeremy yeah I'm sorry can I share something good this is beneficial for everybody you can thank you hey Mark can I bring you up you okay is this too early okay so the reason way to bring mark up is obviously you know the illegal dumping initiative that this board has obviously they're very supportive of and a few weeks ago there was a video released of a couple gentlemen pulling up in a tractor tripping I want to say well as a yes the Box trough van with a van the truck on the back up to Walmart and we got it out there to press who did some TV print and we have some success now because those gentlemen have been caught yes they were in fact they were pursued although at the plant city where the business was established and they were fined $500 and had to clean up and the investigation was done cooperatively between the Esso and our code enforcement what I had just found out is that the determination of whether or not it's criminal is based on the the willingness of the state the state attorney's office to take it on that it rises to that level to where it's worth their doing right and that's generally made on-site by generally the sheriff because they understand that more than we do because we're based on ordinance so we will encourage the state to file criminal charges in this matter we can we were encouraged we can indeed encourage yes we weren't currently determination this comes back as to whether or not they feel they can make back as we stated we would like to pursue these in Criminal Court under the state dumping what illegal dumping law right considering that it's on camera that they dumped multiple couches which I would assume they would definitely weigh over 500 pounds in other items too so it will highly encourage them to pursue pursue this as a criminal matter where five hundred pounds could be a felony so the good news is to that regardless of what the citation is whether it's ordered and this is what I just got off the phone with it regardless whether it's citation by ordinance or by the state it is documented as a crime which means that we've really accomplished what we intended to by getting them they do have an arraignment date set for December 13th - and that is I just checked with our attorneys and that's based on the citations not necessarily because we just have to learn and continue to encourage with our County Attorney's thing to pursue those criminal charges

we cannot pursue criminals we don't be encouraged to do that the citation which was issued is a county ordinance violation we understand she is non criminal I understand that we set right here on this board and said going forward if it's if these cases will be we will make sure that these are put under the state dumping law correct that was the direction of this board that's correct thank you and that would be up to the Sheriff's Office so we what we could still obviously encourage that because we have obviously were the ones that hold the records of the video that will be turned over and we have the code enforcement officers that located the people with the great support from our citizens that multiple citizens were able to report that they knew who this company was at a plant city yeah yeah so it's going yeah I just want to make sure that we're doing our side to follow through what we said we told the citizens we be doing yeah from what I'm seeing a cooperation between ESO and our code folks has been outstanding and they're they're pushing this as far as they can for sure from what we're seeing excellent essentially brought that reminds me that in my district on Saturday October 12 we have a clean-up day at Micucci in my district and Dunn Street be set out and clean up a lot of areas that's just come on Saturday yeah it's all awesome this have been very successful we've got our successful okay with that I thank you mark appreciate all the work for lunch and be back at 1:30 [Music] good afternoon everyone I would like to call back toward the Pasco border County Commission meeting of October 7th 2019 I would like to remind everyone present to please silence all electronic devices if now time for our public hearing items which we will start with p1 and I have no one signed up yes p1 was published in the Tampa Bay Times on August 23rd 2019 Christie Simms with the County Attorney's Office commissioners this is the final public hearing on some tweaks to our donation bin ordinance it is an ordinance by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners amending the Pasco County Land Development Code section 5 30.20 to donation bins for providing for applicability repeal or providing for severability inclusion into the land development code and an effective date as a reminder these well miss Fernandez was kind enough to shuffle this through the LPA and the saira process for me these are amendments to section 5 30-point 22 that are recommended by the county attorney's office for legal reasons upon adoption assuming that it is adopted today by the board this started off as a high return enforcement project so we will get with the appropriate personnel and building and construction services who handle non construction permits and get the ones that are legally placed on two properties shepherded through the permit process and as I told you before the ones that have been placed or dumped on to properties without the property

owner's permission we are pursuing criminal felony dumping dumping charges with a state attorney with respect to those case the County Attorney's Office recommends that the board accept public comment adopt a proposed ordinance amendment by roll call vote authorizing Airmen to execute the ordinance amendment and direct board records to transmit the ordinance to the Department of State by electronic mail within 10 days after adoption of the ordinance amendment for doing an excellent job with this we share the citizens appreciate everything you've done and the team will continue to do obvious this is our fighting fight against bite fight against illegal dumping and hold these people accountable in the future for obviously you know quite honestly costing the taxpayers you know thousands of thousand dollars a year besides it'd be an unsightly so there's no other questions I'll make the move and there have been a number of Bin's removed because the property owners had no idea that they had been placed there you know other questions and motion for approval exactly I have a motion in a second all those in favor district 2 Commissioner Moore district three commissioners start in my district floor Commissioner Wells district 5 Commissioner Mariano district 1 chairman Oakley hi motion passed thank thank you all thank you ptoo ptoo was published in the temporary Times on September 13 2008 good afternoon mr. Sinise Hernandez Planning and Development item P 2 is one of your sets of biannual amendments to land development code what we call minor fixes or glitch amendments today we are just asking you to accept public comment no action is required by the Board of County Commissioners this is a second the first reading of the item the second hearing will be held on October 22nd 2019 at 130 new port richey I'll read the title it's an ordinance by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners amending the Pasco County land development code section 303 point six applications middle and acceptance through a three section three or three point seven application review section 402 point one zoning amendment Euclidean section 402 point two zoning amendment and PUD master plan unit Development District section 402 point three conditional uses section 402 point four special exceptions section four three point one preliminary development plan residential section 43.5 construction plans section 403 point ten landscape plans adding new section section 406 point eight garden plan permits section 522 point 0.9 connected city and PUD master plan use unit development district section 527 c3 commercial light manufacturing district section five thirty point twenty three community gardens sorry Market Garden is a Community Farm Section 603 connected City stewardship district section seven hundred subdivision and planning standards section 901 point for substandard roadway analysis and mitigation section

901 point six Street design and dedication section 901 point nine Street naming and addressing section 902 point to stormwater management requirements section 905 point two landscaping and buffering appendix a definitions and other sections as necessary for internal consistency providing for applicability repealer providing for severability inclusion into land development code and an effective date fees this set of modifications proposed amendments was presented to the horizontal roundtable and interest to parties group on August 21st 2019 and on September 11 2009 teen additionally this went to the local planning agency on September 26 2019 who found the proposed amendments consistent with the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan and recommend that approval to the Board of County Commissioners I'm gonna go by some of the sections but a lot of that changes in this and that are proposed in the land development code is as a result of the 2019 legislative session specifically there's some changes regarding review timelines to different sections of the code including 300 and sections and 400 as well and those are due to changes that were in Chapter 1 to 5.02 to Florida statute basically we had different timelines in our land development code currently chapter 1 to 5.02 2 basically states that if it's a staff staff level approval it has to occur within 120 days if it's an approval that has to go through a public hearing process it's 180 days our code did not consider that one of the considerations in our code is actually that one of in one of the reviews the applicant has up to 180 days to return review comments and that's not consistent with 1 to 5.0 to 2 so we made some changes there another other other changes include changes in table 304 - 1 which basically adds requirements for noticing of substantial modifications to preliminary site plans preliminary development plans and masquerading requires mailed notice for those modifications another change is section 402 point 2 zoning amendment and PUD it adds a provision that unless otherwise determined by the county administrator it doesn't need currently all items that are within the coastal high hazard area if there is any type of change increase in density or a change to development beyond what the applicant can currently do under the current zoning district that would require a master plan unit development district and this there was a determination made by the director of planning and development that states that that's not with a complan intended all of these are reviewed timelines of section 4 3.1 preliminary development plan residential we are changing the term site development permit to development approval because not all approvals are done through a site development permit there are all development approvals and that's for consistency throughout the land development code section for 3.5 construction plans it says an unintended consequence of what we did in land development code amendment 32 which is

to create a no improvement plat and sorry that says 34 it's Lena Velma code amendment 34 that's that was the change we created a no improvement plat or a plat and I a construction plan is not required for those now that we have a no improvement plan section for 310 it creates a new section what it does is basically brings all the landscaping information out of nine or 5.2 and brings it into the landscape plant section it's completely rehashed it's the same exact information just doesn't it shouldn't be a nine or 5.2 it should be in a separate section for a landscape plan so excuse me there's no new language no new language in it yeah section four oh six point eight garden plan permits this is also consistent with chapter six oh four point seven one Florida Statutes so basically it adds the definition and it adds home and garden vegetable garden on residential properties as a permitted use and that's based on changes in the 2019 for Ana legislative session section 522 point nine connected city master plan it basically adds modifications to some metal requirements that was something that was an unintended consequence so just recently we had a submit all for a connected city master plan and they wanted the the applicant wanted to modify their submit all requirements we said well you didn't put that into the connected city section of five 22.9 so we're adding that back into I was an under the unintended consequence of creating five 22.9 section 527 c3 this is a legacy issue so in 2007 with the the comprehensive plan in 2007 a land-use called com commercial was adopted was a new land use so basically it adds that folks that are within calm future land use can seek ac3 zoning which is current practice section five thirty point twenty three this comes from the food policy Advisory Committee where permits are required for community gardens with structures market gardens with or without structures or community farms with structures it just clarifies that right now permits are required for everything the Food Policy Advisory Committee brought down those recommendation also it adds home garden and vegetable garden as a principle permitted use so in residential districts and that's consistent with six oh four point seven one florida statutes section six six oh three connected City stewardship districts this is a change in six oh three point you point eight which adds at the discretion of the county administrator or designee the connected city property owners members group or a science may be a lot to use planning fee credits above and beyond one hundred fifty thousand annual limit currently there's a one hundred fifty thousand annual limit to use the planning feed credits seven hundred this is again inconsistent with one to five point oh two two Florida Statutes it changes the review timelines 901 point for substandard roadway analysis and mitigation this is actually in the in nine or one point four but it wasn't in

the applicability section and we put into the applicability section where your Clinton zonings that generate more than one hundred daily trips are subject to substandard roadway analysis mitigation section 901 point six point eight point five this comes from the horizontal roundtable where that there they have this products that are these are attached townhomes they wanted to have a minimum width for their driveway of nine feet currently in the minimum driveway width is 12 feet so this is for this new type of product that the horizontal roundtable the development community has out there 901 point ninth Street naming an address scene basically adds that street names that have a secondary name such as a vanity name or memorial name shall not use that name for addressing purposes it's confusing to the folks who are responding to to calls to locations so they can have the vanity name but they cannot use it their address stormwater management it this is something that your you've probably seen with all the master plans explaining how you can have fences within the setbacks and fences within easements we're just codifying a standard practice so basically it acts at adds exceptions that do not impede drainage and setbacks so it gives standards for fences with in drainage easements and fences with incept setbacks again it's standard language 902 point to pay stormwater management requirements it removes the requirement for gutters this is also at the behest of the development community the Tampa Bay Builders Association requested this I know if I could for that one item you know when all the canal homes going up and down the coast and I talked to people at years ago used to be able to swim in the water but now because of lack of flushing because maybe Sultan in the canals it's it's not flowing I know some areas have actually worked with having gutters would actually go from the houses and actually go into the canals to help with flushing is that something that could be modified down the road if we decided to go that way so all this section does it removes the requirement and necessity for gutters it doesn't mean that they can't come in and install gutters on their own it just currently there is a requirement for a gutter on a type a graded lot and that requirement has to be met before the certificate of occupancy has issued this adds the removes that as a requirement as a necessity section 905 point to Lansky landscaping and buffering and this is something that we talked about in the past during different rezoning and conditional uses it basically adds note on the table that states unless specifically stated elsewhere in this code landscape buffers must be from the zoning district or use whichever is the stricter of the two section 905 yes I do so before you said there were no changes and you just put it in a different category so now I'm confused yes so here so this is the table of landscaping a buffering there's a table that's in there it's on we're just gonna put an aster

next to the use me look for that tell you what page it's on so if you look at page 21 of 20 delete there's like those four asterisk asterisk even district in use it just clarifies to the person who is reviewing it that unless specifically stated in another portion of the code landscape buffers are from the zoning district or use whichever is the stricter of the two okay when you have two different means what's yeah so it might be for example there might be a residential zoning but they uses commercial or vice versa whichever is a stricter of the two and I and we are going to work on that 75-foot landscape buffer that's required on us nineteen if you have an automobile dealership the buffer between a residential and commercial yeah I think Terry's office is working on some of that as part of the form based code or something good good afternoon Nick tarios PTO's planning development that is something that we're looking at through currently with regard to the to creating thresholds and when certain bottle yards are required for vehicle dealerships okay cuz that that's important we we shouldn't have a more suburban or rural code and try and fit into a very urban environment it won't work so much okay thanks and then this is where you were discussing 905 point two the length the redevelopment landscaping section is being brought into 403 point ten landscape plan if there's no changes it's just take strick it out and put into the new section for a three point ten so there's some changes also to Appendix A definition we're chain we're inserting reclaimed water storage and transmission facilities into the water service facilities definition additionally garden home garden and vegetable garden are being defined so that it is consistent with chapter six oh four point seventy-one Florida Statutes and then in the definition of development order it removes plan amendment from the definition mr. chairman just quick question I just want to be sure AG is exempted from that absolutely okay that has not changed and again we're just asking you to accept public comment and there's no action by the board required today this will be going for adoption October 22nd 2019 at 1:30 in New Port Richey 3 P 3 was published in the template times on June 10th 2019 Ericka Willens Planning and Development PDD 2000 11 is a larger comprehensive plan amendment CPL 1904 until past employment village text amendment i'm gonna be the ordinance into the record an ordinance amending the Pasco County comprehensive plan providing for a text amendment to essential Costco home and village library policies policy through 7.1 points wealth providing for a repealer severability and an effective date the intention of a staff industry a text amendments the CPE severe policies is to Phyllis to facilitate the process of development within the CPE V by eliminating and modifying development provisions these provisions and modifications include eliminating the

requirement for one EC and pewt for the entire sub area in limiting the financial plan requirements removing provisions regarding the rural transition area north of State Road 52 and addresses the use of well and septic tanks in low density areas when utilities are not available in addition there are minor updates to see piece of sub area policies to remove requirements that have already been met or no longer applicable the entire site is 2,304 384 acres and has an EC in confluence Alpha State Road 32 and west the Bellamy Brothers Boulevard and East sub Erin cutoff on July 11th land planning agency unanimously recommended approval to the Board of County Commissioners and on August 6 the Board of County Commissioners unanimously work authorized transmittal see other comp plans of the EO and receive zero comments here is the master plan graphic that is being incorporated into the ordinance here at lays out the different land uses that now that instead of one you see mqd will have more than one and now I can figure out where each land-use will be located and without playing into element recommends approval to the Board of County Commissioners to find the amendment consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and to adopt that the proposed amendment by roll call vote thank you and let me know if you have any questions please [Music] motion district 2 Commissioner Moore aye district 3 Commissioner Starkey hi district 4 commissioner Wells nor district 5 Commissioner Mariano district 1 chairman Oakley i motion passed thank you this time I'd like to ask please all be happy to mr. chairman there are two rezoning agendas regular and consent staff will present each application to the Board of County Commissioners if staff or Planning Commission has recommended approval and there's no opposition the application will be considered by the board without further presentation if staffer Planning Commission has recommended denial or if there is opposition to the application the applicant will be given five minutes for presentation the opposition will be given three minutes for each individual or five minutes for a group representative and the applicant will be you in three minutes for rebuttal an individual disagreeing with staffer Planning Commission recommendation or anyone wishing to object to any condition of the rezoning may at this time request the petition be pulled from the consent agenda in which case that application will be heard under the regular agenda later during the meeting otherwise or rezoning applications on the consent agenda will be approved by a single motion and vote if you wish to speak to any petition please give your name and address and whether or not you've been sworn for the record these are quasi judicial public hearings the law in Florida is that mere public support or opposition of an application is insufficient for this board to take action please limit your

comments to those criteria found within the board's land development code speak to the remaining items on the board agenda please raise please stand and raise your right hand do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give is the truth so help you God before is it continuous before I continue and sister would you like me to read the publication yes published in the Tampa Bay Times July 26 2009 T n mp4s PDD 19 see you 90 this is a conditional use request Arthur J and Dory be busy for a private skeet shooting range in an AC district this is a continuance request to November 5th 2019 where the County Commissioners meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Dade City 5v5 was published in the Tampa Bay Times on September 13th 2019 mp5s PDD 20 75 74 20 State Road 50 to industrial ECM PUD employment center master plan unit development district 3 KS family limited partnership this is very rezoning from AC agricultural district to an ECM PUD as employment center master plan units development districts to allow 1 million square feet of light industrial and 200,000 square feet of support commercial on approximately 130 acres this comes through with a recommendation of approval with conditions as included in your packet with a change to condition number 13 that change has been provided to the clerk's office and I can read that into record if you like I have no one signed after this I don't wish to speak against this item you need to put the condition that's been changed into the record okay I will read it into record condition number 13 again it has been provided to the clerk's office will now read subject to the provisions of the LDC section 901 point 2 point J transportation quarter management dedication rough proportionality the developer shall convey at no cost of the county and within 90 days of the county's written request the required amount of right-of-way to achieve 80 feet of right away provision Road roadway s a collector room as depicted on the master plan master MPU d plan and or the orange belt trail however the county will makes such such requests until one the county has program design right-of-way acquisition or construction of the roadway in the CIP and or the orange belt trail and or for utility lines or two if a the if a developer other than the county is designing and/or constructing vision roadway s and/or the orange belt trail such right-of-way conveyance shall be located immediately adjacent to the property line to avoid creating unusable space and/or bifurcating the property introduces will be permitted in accordance with Pasco County Land Development Code section 901 point-to-point F well what does that change anybody's it wants to speak to this to speak to this item me seeing none leave it on consent the Commissioner I just want to make sure that if we have the opportunity that that trail can be ander and not be smashed up against us a linear Road so does that preclude it from being able to make me endure if the geography allows

more than 8 and prohibiting boat launch community dock and community beach within the property the surrounding areas characterized by rural density residential development lot sizes range between three acres or so to over ten acres and also some agricultural pursuits this is the surrounding zoning which as you can see is AR er to AC and the existing land use which is a gr 1 / 5 + AG 1 / 10 this is the aerial and the access to the property it will be from any of these roads Toby Road Dowling Lake Road and or Easton Lane depending on the preliminary development plan and on this item you have a recommendation of approval from the Planning and Development Department and from the Planning Commission okay commissioners Clark hobby hobby and hobby PA 109 with brush Street have been Tampa Florida have been sworn we did not have a number of people here to object who are here at Planning Commission so I'm going to be very brief there's a very simple reasoning from AC to a r5 the board voted after the adoption of the 2007 comp plan to change the future land-use on this property from a g1 to 10 to AGR one to five so what we're doing here is simply rezoning to the comprehensive plan designation that's consistent with what the board already voted to we worked with our neighbors and work through some of the issues that the Planning Commission concerning the number of docks that we might have and I think that addressed a lot of the neighbors concerns so happy to answer any questions we have Steve Henry here if there any transportation related questions thank you very much I don't have anyone signed up to speak to this item is there anyone in the audience wish to speak to this item second in favor say aye motion passed [Laughter] that's it oh we have no record on them so before we adjourn I will say 3 it is 3 1 right [Music] [Applause] [Music]