04.23.19 Pasco BOCC

[Music] good morning everyone I would like to call to order the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners meeting of April 23rd 2019 I would like to remind everyone to please silence sir electronic devices at this time and I would like to ask that we all stand this time for the invocation and pledge got your heads our 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 clerk please call the roll district to Commissioner Moore district three Commissioner Starkey district 4 commissioner wells your district 5 Commissioner Mariano district 1 chairman Oakland here thank you now's the time for public comment citizens were given an opportunity to comment on any item before the board during this public comment section the board also takes public comic items placed on a future board agendas or business other business under their purview public comment for public hearing items are taking those individual public hearings beginning at 1:30 p.m. individual speaking during public comment will be given three minutes to speak after stating your name and address for the clerk the timer will start on the podium we'll start on the countdown after two minutes one beep was sound and the light from on the timer will change from green to yellow letting you know that you have one minute remaining after the time is uh two beeps will sound the light will change from yellow to red indicating three minutes are up and you have two closing comments we have three people signed up in this order Ahmed Ahmed Diane Coburn Nick and then Alan Rose so if you could come forward thank you Oh Meg go ahead and speak first thank you sir please name an address for the record this is 5 1 0 2 minus 2 H Drive for the day Florida chica is good idea and good impression which is Gi Gi first of all I want to take Thank You 2 times for effort I you done to make my city distinctive and wonderful also can see big palm tree and the special landscape in my way to tell me that I am arrived second thankful I like to thank you also to give me a chance to join this great meeting for 3 minutes I had 3 points in that 3 minutes I want to finish it all but we will talk about who we are and what we do and what we target who we are Radhika is a business to help low income people to get a good car with a affordable price so she or he can earn a job or save the job we are doing our best to help kids mom and dad to have a car to go places safe and easy student to go his school and had a part-time job for delivery you to start his first small business without long stress we are not a buy here pay here business we selling car for cash no interest no extra fees or high cost insurance we are not a flip places we get 1 2 1 2 3 years for the cars we saw

we are not a car renter or leads the buyer on his car we are private transportation community support example for what we are doing go ahead one minute left okay a 15-dollar of 1,600 Carl Dalek ah it can be rotated with a 500 peg and the cost for the monthly and daily it would be like $2 and 8 cents for each day we do what we do GG Carl had a training program to help people to get new job in our business and found somewhere else and what we target we target to save American cars from the junkyard that mean limit limiting for importing Fernet ours save our country resources they export scrap metal in fact it's spare door to get the American high quality steel out the biggest Hulk to the environment to limit the increasing for the cars and also the junkyards I wish my heat gets your support and help to keep it going forward thank you and I think we we have a meeting tomorrow saucier - yes move to receive and fire we're gonna be favored so yeah good morning my name is Daniel Coburn ich 5001 Southshore I also am a member of Gulf barbers United mr. Danville having read the recent audits of several of paso county departments it appears that what we've been saying and asking for the last few years to be confirmed policies and procedures need to be reviewed and in place so that paso county staff have well-written directions to perform their jobs consistently and efficiently without such policies it is too tempting for the staff to stray or to be directed to do so thank you for your attention Thank You mr. rose Alan rose 1 0 2 2 1 Hills outdrive New Port Richey Florida motion Lucas even pine mushrooms even vows and a second all those in favor aye yes this is just because I haven't quite got started on the restor not committed yet and I just want to keep things on line with certain areas that we need help in in green key is an area that we continuously have problems with flooding and whatnot and I brought to you to present to your engineers because I know that probably already thinking about this if not already started doing this simplest way to decrease the flooding and increase the viability of the area is a simple dredging project this is a low-key one across Bayou in Oyster Creek it filled up the sedimentation over the years so the water doesn't flow from 19 to the coast it doesn't doesn't exit the way it should in a simplest way to do it would be to dredge these two air waterways that already exist that have just not had the proper basis we go in there with a little maintenance dredging I recommended a five-foot death a hundred foot width and take the spoils from these this area to green key there's an area in green key where the boat ramps are between just to the west of the other boat ramps is where you want to fill in there designate that it's a fill area take those Falls fill that in create a nice parking area for the park

and in the future as the restore board start to really gets to do things if they consider creating beaches we will wrap Green Key with beautiful sandy beaches with properly done so that this proper training and it will increase again the tourism will love it people will get a place to enjoy what we have here and I just know that we have an issue with the flooding in in that area and this could probably help thank you all right thank you okay that was the last person I had signed up does anyone in the audience would like to speak at this time see you none next order of business will be consent agenda and I have four items pull c-46 pulling revised c-47 with drone c8 pulling revives and C 11 withdrawn what's the pleasure of the board motion a second all those in favor say aye motion passed first item we will look at is C 46 Kunwar director of public works for item 4c 46 attachment C of the agreement is the project schedule attachment B is the cost summary therefore paragraph 4.1 non reads in accordance with attachment B second a motion a second to approve with changes all those in favor say aye aye motion passed next time c 47 is with drone next I was c8 pulling revised good morning commissioner my name is Estonia morning my name is Cecily and building official for building construction services we pulled C aids to revise it to correct the typo for the money from somewhere around 3000 to seventy seven to two or three thousand two hundred and twenty seven dollars this is for the dream renewal of the Acela or two mission licenses every other thing remain the same look for a proposed revised animotion second question so the note I have is that they're not certain it's still correct can you approve it with the clerk having a review first move thank you okay a motion in a second all those in favor say aye motion passed [Music] that's all right update from the EDC good morning commissioners how are you I'm Johanna Kolbert Williams vice president for the Pascal Economic Development Council typically you have our president Bill Cronin here but I am going to give the update this morning I will pass that along I don't think you need to pass that along so in Japan is he over there trying to make us busy in Japan he'll have an update for you I'm sure no no he just got back but he'll definitely have a date for you so no he is back so we'll start off first with our MoU this is as you can see a photo from the wonderful groundbreaking with touch point and we'll see a video in a few moments year-to-date pipeline we've had 50 inquiries 16 leads 24 projects and six successes successes for this fiscal year you can see a breakdown of the active projects a slide show though I told you the number of projects we received but this is a slide show of all of our active projects currently by industry this explains the breakdown of the projects that has been successful in

our community six projects 101 new jobs in a calculon investment of 23 million nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars [Applause] concerning business retention and expansion our goal is to have 90 visits we've completed 14 at the end of the second quarter obviously our quarter ins March 31st so since then we've increased those numbers but we've had everything else in terms of the information of compiling information on the existing industry visits and gathering and tracking data that is currently in progress and that will be reported at the end of the fiscal year the talented workforce and completed working with some companies - our goal is 10 and we've completed - this fiscal year but this current quarter we've had as you can see we're still working on that we've had zero introduced local manufacturers - am skills we're always looking to do that we've done three year to date and we've helped nine companies in turn open with their workforce pipeline and conduct an annual workforce survey that just went out a couple weeks ago and we're compiling that information right now so when we've received that information back we provide a report and we send it out to the companies who have participated in the survey as well as we hand it out to other businesses in each of you will get one as well once that report is completed we've conducted joint calls with career source and phsc - visits this quarter and connected business and it's hard I want to stop there because we have to align our schedules - to get with one another and some of the companies they've already visited we may be busy and we it's so we really do want to partner with them and our goal is 12 and we've had to connect businesses with career planning centers at colleges and universities we could meet for connections and we partner what workforce training providers we've had eight meetings actually we've exceeded that goal as of right now our goal was four and we've had eight we've been busy with events we've had 22 events and you can see the lists there I won't read it but if you have some questions please let me know we've attended seven business development conferences and market missions and what that means is that we blend and visited with consultants or industry leaders in particular industries or conferences and then we've also done trips to visit with consultants that represent those companies as well as companies directly we've presented nine times typically that is in the local community as you can see very few is outside of the community that we're always trying to get the word out locally so you'll see we've done nine there's a few things on the horizon we are definitely looking to be more attractive worldwide and trying to obtain information news lies coverage nationally and so lauren has been working on that we've just signed a contract with a company to be able to track coverage from our community and digital blogs and television and radio

as you can see there so by the next meeting are in between there if you have questions please let us know we'll have some additional information too to share we social media is continuing to increase we're always monitoring that and really trying to get the word out about the our our organization and the community and press release database the ability to target writers who have covered similar stories so we just really want to be able to better track where our name is being mentioned our community's name is being mentioned and where we can leverage other things that are going on the area that are really relatable to what's going on in our community highlights a little bit more of the social media the number of people we breach post engagements and the number of clicks you know it's hard to get people to click through things so we really try to make it interesting and then our couple of news that goes out every month Monday and we have a little over 2300 subscribers and we have a 20 percent open rate but for my understanding that open rate is pretty good obviously we would like it to be higher but 20 percent is a number that we are happy to report and here's where the money comes in we have inked a little bit of an increase we have 84 total investors we have a goal obviously of 481 thousand dollars and we're at two hundred and ninety eight thousand and five hundred we have a couple of new board members who are happy to report well built North Tampa Bay Hospital and we have thirty three board members for ex officios and again the additional new investors that are not at board level but they're still invest happy to report their investing is holiday in and rosetta a company and we have a couple of new things we want to update you know we have a new manager as you know Devin left our organization back in December and we've hired a new economic development manager her name is Jenny sim your we had two task forces underway the in Dutch ID a task force in the food hub and we have something really exciting underway is the partnership with Smart Start in IFAs and UF is the community garden commercial kitchen and right outside of date City oh that was important let me go back can I go back so our strategic plan is going to be underway here in a few short months we're going to start actually this probably next month because we'll have to have the new strategic plan in place by the new fiscal year so just be aware that that is upcoming and I'm sure you'll hear more about that in a couple events that's open to the public so everyone that's here we have a brown bag lunch & Learn that's Tuesday June 4th we alternate the locations of those brown and brown bag lunches and that's really just to give the community an opportunity to hear more about what the Pasco EDC does and that one will be a West Pasco entrepreneur center and then we have our annual awards in trade show coming up in September and with that I this is the video for touch point it was a wonderful event and

hopefully it's reflected well in the video so you can feel like you were there if you were not able to make it [Music] you're all invited to celebrate this event with us today because you are very important to us your contribution and belief in our company has helped us to get where we are this is one of those milestones that we talk about when a company decides to locate here it starts off with the announcement and then the groundbreaking and the ribbon cutting and then my favorite is the Help Wanted sign so today you're gonna hear some remarks from Brian McNeil our CEO of touchpoint in as well as has gotta stay our president of touch point medical Mike wells the district for County Commissioner both bill Cronin the president of the Pasco he's deep our community recognizes that there's nothing more important to a company's success than its workforce and I can tell you I've been to a lot of these over the last four years I have never seen the workforce be here like they are today the investment that we're making here in Pasco County Florida is an example of our long-term commitment to our business to our people and to the communities in which we work and live DPO here represented by Brian Robbins is know prepared to start the constriction so Brian let's all use them and we know too though that when you export those products is global you're going to be sending out these cards all over the world and you're gonna be not only representing touchpoint medical you're gonna be representing Pasco and the people of Pasco and and for that we are so proud and we hope that in time you become just as proud of us in our community as we are you so what I saw the team touchpoint walk up today it's awesome that's what it's about as Fisher people he gets it obviously you all get it we're very excited to have never in Pasco County so let me reveal the latest rendering and picture of our upcoming global touch point medical health data [Applause] [Music] great day in Pasco we thank you for making the decision to move here and your continued growth and god bless each and every one [Applause] [Music] and thank you again commissioners for your support of that project AG can see that will be a great benefit to our community and they are definitely building they're starting to build the land is cleared and if you ride past the area you'll definitely see movement out there with that I'll go into our penny for a pass go over you in the essence of time would you like for me just to do the overview or do you want me to do all the slides I don't know how we think great okay so this is an opening for a picture from the Panama trip one of the most recent international trips and we do partner with global Tampa Bay on that and they were at the Panama Canal as you

can see in the background and you'll see a sea by each one that means the goal has been completed IP means it's in progress and P is pending and IC means and complete so this is the quick summary and then we'll go in a little bit more detail in the following slides but in terms of ready sites for quarter two we have evaluated a hundred and three acres at the Southland industrial park more sites are actively being marketed and then there is one that we are looking to assess to see if they're able to go through the program international program we I recently just showed you the photo of global Tampa Bay and Pasco EDC at the Panama trade mission it then the Pascal Colombia FDI mission that was also in this quarter and then the CEO roundtable we held a forum in October we are going to be planning a second forum which will be focused on leadership and q3 and then we are still actively recruiting and marketing for the CEO roundtable program where CEOs get together on a monthly basis to talk about best practices and learn things that they can take back and infuse immediately into their company please pass them along and enhance marketing we have done a lot of things in terms of branding and making sure our materials look nice and cohesive and the information is there we are in the process actually it was just completed we redesigned already sites flyers and actively marketing that our inner or international digital media marketing campaign is underway and then we have a couple new market reports underweight so we call those snapshots and those basically focus on the industries and the benefits of those industries in our community and in a nice marketing piece in the SmartStart we're implementing our marketing efforts there we know it's all about marketing getting the word out so we're continuously working on that getting the word out about smart start we had one micro loan application and then we are transitioning actually we've pretty much transitioned from downtown date city to the Stallings building our branding is going up currently in that building we're marketing it and hopefully you'll be able to check it out soon and then in terms of the paschal pipeline we did hire a company to do the website and so they're in the process of doing that and we've been reviewing information to make sure it aesthetically it looks good and the information is there so that'll be underway for the next few months then we have the Pascal pipeline Advisory Committee that is meeting regularly to have to have great input is is planned for July 16th we're gonna do in a1 in august 13th last year we did one for the whole county but this year we thought we would do something different and have to in different parts of the county to hopefully get some additional companies to participate and that's when they just get together and they talk about workforce some things that is going well in the community things that are not going so well really just a forum where they can talk freely about the workforce in the community as

being one of the lark the 50 largest employers in Pasco County and this goes in a little bit more detail so I completed the summary so now we're back to ready sites and we'll go into detail a little bit more you can let me know if you have any questions but this just more specifically identifies the ready sites we've evaluated to site or excuse me the goal is to evaluate two sites and we evaluated one so far this fiscal year and we are like I say we're looking to have another one go through the process right now and this is how we kind of we've been tracking the enquiries we get for the ready sites program and specifically we are able to track that this quarter we've had three related specifically to ready sites and we've met with developers and representatives to to talk about the rating sites program and then meetings with candidate owners have been to and hopefully from that I think we have identified one and we went to the nail event that is a conference where we're talking with developers and companies are looking to develop new opportunities in areas and so we talked about already sites program and we have a display there and they off stands for North American industrial office I think peds need for profession I believe and then site selection magazine we had some marketing materials about the ready sites in there and then an expansion solutions and then our obviously our website is ongoing so we continuously updating that and we're going to put our new design working pieces on our website as well and these magazines and these conferences are all specifically to industrial developers we've had 14 enquiries a presentations total and through responses to RFPs and what that means and within those RFPs that we've responded about our community we've included ready sites in those responses and total we've have four evaluated sites as you can see those are the four sites FBI that's important internationally we have a goal of calling on three excuse me ten international sites election consultants into here today we've contacted three our goal is to a market and promote Pascal county internationally our goal is for or excuse me year to date we've had four and 16 companies total and those are the missions that we have been bid to the location so we've been to Japan Colombia Japan we've been there but then in addition to going there we've marketed in the communications that's specific to that area so the Japan Times the FBI Alliance magazine so those are additional ways that we're getting the word out without actually being there and then we have contracted with a consultant to help set appointments and help us identify potential companies that may have an interest in investing in Pascal County and our goal is to do one and we here today we have done one those are two the next is the Japan mission and the Colombia mission our goal is for and we participated in two and that's about right because we're

about halfway through our fiscal year and then we've also partnered eleven with eleven organization in terms of marketing promoting and just brainstorming on ways we can do things better a goal is sixty we've assisted one company with the export marketing discovery actually as of today it's been - but you'll you'll get the update next fiscal hour excuse me next quarter we've provided export counseling services to companies that's part of our BRT program so when we're going out talking with companies we're talking about their appetite for exporting giddy getting them interested in doing exporting and so we've had 15 of those counseling sessions and we have conducted two joint visits and we have a lot of international things going on so year to date two missions we've been a Panama and Chile and five companies we're happy to report that we have have five companies interested in going with us either they show an interest and for some reason they could not attend or they actually have attended and so those companies as you can see there are big storm Polaris a reed farmer works and Adams arms and then we have participated and trade related international things three-year today the goal is eight and then the suits Japan is the international workshop forum so we could try to leverage our resources so if we're in Japan for a reason and there's other things going on related to international we're going to try to attend those events because we're already over there the pipeline program so we are continuously even though you don't actually see a website yet a lot of things are going on behind the scenes and we're having our meetings we're gathering information we're cataloging information so that's continuous we are working with companies to gauge interest and to really get them to agree to participate in the program so all of those things are ongoing and that includes all three bullet points again a lot of data is continuously being gathered in order to execute this website in the program identifying opportunities to support dropouts ex-offenders and veterans and re-entry points everyone wants to know how can I get in a certain area which industry which companies so all that information and data gathering is going on we're continuously tracking the local hires when we existing company so when Turner and Ginny are going out to companies these are the types of questions that they're asking and get getting information on and developing the the website that'll be ongoing and that started back in March we just hired the company so that's still early stages and these are things we're going to continue to do to track the the interest in the website and some when people bond or access it we'll be able to track it so that's ongoing and that has not started yet conduct the annual workforce survey I just talked about that we did do that and those results are about CEO roundtables this gives you a visual on that but our next one again is going to

be the Leadership Forum marketing we have three market reports already we have two in the works and we're continuing to expand upon and make some of the materials that we already have that look a little better call starters that we're going to we already renewed our co-starter license we are trying to still recruit companies and owners to be a part of the coal service program what that means is that we need speakers that actually are coherent in HR and benefits and anything related to accounting insurance so we're always looking for companies or speakers for those areas and the goal in terms of the last bullet point attendees a goalless thirty year to date we've had five so it's really about marketing and really getting the word out about coal starters because it is a great program but they have to know about it so we're continuously doing that we've held 26 workshops to date and the goal is 100 and individually counseled individual counsel section sessions excuse me our goal is 300 the year to date we have 208 so we're definitely busy there and then hosting roundtables with pin partners that is complete and the year isn't over B our goal is to and we've had to the incubators again we have two incubators in the county and the goal is to continuously get interest in on-site and off-site we've had education events we've had 50 our goal is 50 that's completed and then events again you're continuing to host events and get people interested there thus our goal is to have a marketing outreach and events incubator marketing and in these are some of the ways that we have done that march man leadership ASCO but I won't read all of those but those are some of the things that we've attended in order to get the word out about the smart store incubator program and this is the makeup of our members right now we have seven on-site members and three off-site members and total we have created 175 jobs with those companies microloan our goal is to close three new loans every year and ayrton date we have had three which is a good thing in quarter two we had one we are continuously looking to increase the donations and so far we have raised 20,000 and looking to raise more and then we're also we just renewed the loan servicing software that we use yeah some question um just speaking on the out-of-state tradeshows missions whether type of events that you may you may go to talk to me about measurables like how do you measure success on those cuz i just think back to my yeah think back to myself when I was had my own companies and we would go to trade shows and typically you know after two or three and I didn't see a return on my investment I stopped guilty so yeah just tell me about how do you how do you measure to success absolutely that's a good question so after every trip some things are trial and error some things we've never been to and we try it out some things we have been to and if we feel that we've gotten some leads or projects out of it then we'll say hey that's something we probably should

budget for next so after each mission trip we come back and we do kind of it's a spreadsheet we put together where do we go how many leads did we receive how much was it so we're tracking how much things are when did we go did we receive anything from it and sometimes we do and sometimes we don't but we are tracking it because that helps us next year typically we don't do the same markets more than once a year so we won't really address that until the following year if we should go back or not so we do we do to look at measurables how many again how many projects we receive from it how many leads and if we felt we could've did anything different if we thought it was a good show or event but we really didn't get out of it what we thought we should have what could we do differently next year to better prepare for it and so yes we are consistent looking that we have to fill out this spreadsheet to kind of recap the event and what we receive from it so if you go to the same tradeshow let's say three times and yeah you may have leads but we you never actually got somebody to come to Pasco County or her sort of business especially do you typically stop going to that region yes we probably won't do that again minute and three is probably a lot I think we were twice so we did make some changes on it like this typically took twice than you're cut off yes locally now internationally is a little different talking about nationally internationally you you have to build a relation in turn a tional people are a little bit different and they like to build relationships that see you over and over and that you're invested in them as much as they would be invested in you so international is a little bit different but domestically typically after twice if we feel we haven't really got anything that's worth worth much we won't go back yes I did maybe I missed it but what select USA on there and are we going back to that in June in June ok yes we are going to select USA all right and as you know one of the committees I started when I started the international program was to bring CEOs together that deal with international business and we recently got together and I was asked by those CEOs if I would we would put on another growing global and I don't think you were here when we started though when we did those we did too but it's a it's a half-day workshop where we bring in Enterprise Florida and small business development and and lawyers and accountants who deal with overseas you know international contracting and freight forwarding and all that and and so I'd like to get with jenni or whomever to look at maybe doing another one of those for our companies and Pasco County and you know well we had standing room only at the last two I think you you went to some of those Commissioner Mariano so I you know I don't think we have enough companies looking at at international as part of their market and so we this is a way to help help drum drum bring out those companies so

I'd like to work with you all I'm getting one of those scheduled maybe in the early fall okay thing was chairman the past year they had passed the u.s. farm bill and in it they freed up none low THC hemp as far as agricultural product and it's going through the state legislature right now and the bill that's with represented Missoula right now it was a very good bill that kind of frees up people to actually grow grow would produce it etc and I think it's gonna be a huge market some of these companies are spending millions of dollars and machines they can make plastics they can make textile products etc I was looking at the Facebook post just the other day and it showed one company that was up in Virginia and said if you guys don't get behind us and support us we're gonna look to go somewhere else that will get behind us and support us so have you guys been to a conference as such have you looked at it that and that in any way at all for him well I think him has been ingrained and some of the conference's that we have been to in one capacity or another we would just have to talk about that and see if that's something that the community wanted us to to pursue and what assets we have in order to be attracted to that sort of industry I think that deserves definitely a conversation and to see but it has not been something we have specifically targeted yeah and I'd talk to mr. Cronin about it a while ago and he wasn't sure if it was quite enough as far as a manufacturing level but I think from all that I'm seeing the way this legislations gonna be is going to go Florida is gonna be the best position to actually grow it California they can't grow it because they have marijuana we can get high this stuff you can't get high from if you put a hemp plant next to a marijuana plant it's going to take away all the power of the THC from that destroys it so California is never going to be able to grow it so we're in great position we actually got three crops a year no one else can get better than two it's an opportunity that we need to look at for our architects urban agricultural industry it'll lead for better manufacturing and I think if we just go look at it it may bring some opportunities you want to consider that you could bring back to it to say you know what this does look something that's viable but unless you get out there and go look at it they're not going to know we're even here or that we even care and they're gonna be looking for where they want to locate there's an industry coming forward once the rules are set after the state passes whatever they pass is going to create a market so those who's going to end their market first can be a leader so I think there's some we should take a look at thank you any other questions Dana thank you president our two we have on a time certain at 11:45 so we'll move on to our three five good morning commissioner in sikawa Public Works representing old gate circle of Beavis number three three four seven and this is in Commissioner stock

is discouraged back in 2017 the board authorized temper appears to storm damaged roads and as a condition of these temporary repairs we were asked to bring back these projects as board initiated project we're here today to ask board to direct us to you know move forward with these projects there are four roads look at this project there come to maintain paved and the estimated cost is four hundred eighty nine thousand eight hundred is three dollars the maximum cost for ER u is five thousand five hundred twenty three dollars the discounted amount is ninety nine thousand nine hundred seventy dollars and after the discount the eru is four thousand three hundred and ninety four dollars this is a location that this is of Seven Springs Boulevard and we have a couple slides of a condition of the road on some serious space failure and there's a base coming up through the existing cracks and the temporary chip seal is shown here we racks to the board to approve well I do have a question for you how many more roads do we have because we we cracked sealed temporarily a bunch of them and I want to make sure they're all coming through because that was the plan when this board approved spending our oil spill money on on those roads so right there are seven projects still left and we have seven SUV ends we have completed and we have notified the associate commissioners that we are ready to move forward yes so they should become support I mean we should have done them a while ago so I can't imagine we're not going back in and read cracks we doing any of those are we no commissure okay all right and I'd like to see a list of where those are but I am definitely in support of this and they got a reprieve how many years ago did 2070 15 16 that 10-year payout on this yes you know 15 10 Stan okay all right but it is a public hearing so I'm sure you take public comment no this is not no move to approve second further discussion though I'm very concerned about the high price you know from the map it looks like a very tightly wound community so the Lots don't seem to be that huge why is this $5,000 it sounds I got a urban amount of money that's prices are 4,000 well 5,000 but we give the discounts goes down but that's still a lot of money for in front of the house I understand prices are based on the competitive bid contracts we had a requirements contract and dice based on what the lowest bidder the lowest responsive and you know responsible bidder came back so it's based on those numbers also we're doing our full depth reclamation as you saw from the slides there was base failure there's the base is actually becoming a somewhat solid solution it's running through the existing cracks so you have to ensure that we have a good solid base before we go back and pay it's not just a matter of milling repaving yeah so you're actually going in and do some of the base work on that before you pay full that reclamation I guess as most of these coming in are going to be the full depth reclamation because if you

remember what those roads look like they look like oatmeal after the rain so when the bit when the big rains come these roads are gonna really fall apart again oh yeah that's right I agree it's the right way to do it I agree it's the right thing I'm just looking at the price I'm thinking if this was last year's bids where would these numbers have fallen sorry this was last between last year's bids to this year bids how much did this fold that the reclamation go up full depth reclamation came in the under this new Bay that about twice as much twice as much yes sir that's how much pavements going right sorry because paving has gone out and well the component of the base repair went up about twice but in terms of the actual asphalt I went about 40 30 40 percent okay I have a question are we able to put our ash into any of these and does that lower the would that lower the cost any can I see my crab cakes crab in I think this works about mic karbala the the ash actually has limitations in terms of water levels so I don't think that they would apply here find a way to get that price down is there any way I know we've got the bid contract I went out there for paving assessment looking at this high as it is with the base going up 20 points as much do you think it's worth maybe taking these at one by one and letting these go out for a bit and let someone go bid on it I mean I'm looking at holiday Hills if they try to come in with this number here they gonna they're gonna go crazy I mean five thousand dollars for a road in front and I know what they were doing the base I'm just saying I just think I'm a super high number but we did look at the length of time is longer normally it's four to five years and this is a ten year payback so there's that but did you mean I mean wouldn't would it be cheaper normally we do five years yeah this is a longer time so but look but wouldn't it be cheaper if we bundled all of the roads into a bit which is what this contract represents it's our annual paving all bundled into one contract yeah yeah we're getting a discount for quantity on this kinda section you wouldn't get that discount so this bit is not just for the old gate it's for all the ones that are coming [Music] okay it's the same contract we're using to do little road is it something we could do to go just bid out a particular project one by one because I'm serious at holiday Hills if you try to come in with $5,000 they're gonna go crazy I mean I just it's just a it's a tightly wound community's not like we're got a rural area it just seems to be a lot of money if we think the bids went up twice as much as last year then maybe we need to go relook at the bit when twice as much about thirty or forty percent on the paving and then Lime Rock I guess what the cost but we're in our growth period what do you attribute the higher cost to first of all ask for increase in prices going down going up significantly also you know cost of materia and labor has been going up and also you know the

lowest bidder was high but in the others - way high you know so it's all about the country right my concern is if we don't fix these roads they will look like what they did in that last episode and and they will not be able to use their roads to get to their house all right I have a motion in a second all those in favor say aye aye aye all opposed like sign motion fast thank you okay it's 11 o'clock and we have a time circle only 11 on number two so we move on to old business mr. Moore okay thank you sir yes sir let me get my notes straight that we look pretty quick and just a couple things um first thing I wanted to do and I know I shot a email out to Dan and Don but I just wanted to recognize another staff member Brad 10 and if you think everybody knows brab he's a senior planner I think he's your acting manager for what River View right now yeah so I just wanted to mention his name he's he's just doing an excellent job when it comes to customer service and we've had a few things that he's been involved with lately and and I tell you what he's got skin of Steel - I've been sending a lot of people his way and he's just so considerate and does a great job responded constituents and citizens and helping to find answers and and he just does a great job so I just want to want to recognize him I really appreciate it when people will do do a great job and then David Goldstein - in a similar situation has been involved in something that's been going on Central Pasco so thank you for all your efforts and all your doing because I know you're getting the brunt of some of those emails - but again just like Brad you're very considerate and very thorough in your responses and I appreciate it so I know the citizens do too so it's not always the answer people want to hear but at least they're there they're dealing with people in addition myself that obviously take the time to answer the questions thoroughly and tell them this is this is how it is with the land development code and we'll do what we can to help you but we still have to follow the laws and the code some so thank you all for that couple of things next I went to and did a tour of the 56 extension last week with F dot secretary Gwynn and a few other staff members it's coming along nicely we won't talk about a date but we will we will say that it's moving along very nicely and if weather agrees so what it will agree well it'll it'll probably come sooner than later so it's looking really good it's looking really good and you know just committing you know this has been worked worked on for quite some time commence staff for all their efforts and our legislators along with this commission I'm doing something very very you Niq to make that road happen and I think you're gonna start seeing that happen more and more across the nation or the state I should say on how we about went about making this road happen once you get landowners and the developers involved and actually paying for right giving the citizens that relief and not asking for additional taxpayer dollars

it's it's a good thing for for all so it's looking good it's gonna be the relief it's gonna bring to the citizens in the area along there crabbing down 54 and regular basis or 301 it's it could be nice day so I can't wait for to be open myself I live very close to there so it'd be nice last thing I wanted to bring up - well two more things sorry since we have time one is I know obviously we've had quite a few meetings and have talked to Jane about this a couple times - I'm just making my point known here to the rest of the Commission but we've talked about raising fees for water to make acquisitions we've talked about you know raising stormwater fees to take care of some of the drainage problems in other areas I just want to let everybody know that I'm getting a lot of pushback from a lot of citizens in central east and the south at southern part of the county I'm hearing from a lot of people that they are not keen on paying for these acquisitions I'm just letting and I'm just putting on the record here I'm also hearing from a lot of people especially in East Paso not even my districts some more in Dade City and several Hills that live in areas that have no drainage problems and they are expressing their frustration about their fees being possibly raised with you know I'll say possible raise to take care of issues that our roads they have no access to or don't drive so just letting people know that it's probably sure once it comes to that point where we're going to be discussing this again making decisions I would assume we're going to hear a lot of pushback from a lot of people so they're getting louder and I can appreciate it I think we can all appreciate it anytime we talk about raising fees we can understand their frustrations too so I'm sure we would be hearing more of that lastly I wanted to bring you up on the donation bin so I was actually on the phone with Chrissy Sims and thanks to this board obviously you put in new policies in the new ordinance when it came to the donation bins that are I'm sitting you know across the county if you haven't noticed there couple seem to be coming back they kind of do it away for a while they're coming back again so I talked to staff over the last couple of weeks about hey what could we do I know code has gone out there and identified about 40 now they're going to reach out to the property owners and see if they've given permission because they're not having gone through the proper permitting and don't have the tags on them or the stickers I should say if not Steph oh thank you staff or they actually I think code is going to probably end up siding them and getting these things pulled off so talking to Christy I thought was talking to Christy what else can we do about this every time we have to go out and clean one these up and cost staff time it also has to cost our taxpayers money to go out there and clean these things up and my thought was I want to bring to the board before she possibly starts to work on this and talks to Jeff about

this is maybe a bond on each one of those bends and by a by a bond would it be they put some sort of deposit down would there be 100 $200 or $300 whatever it may be and for some reason we have to go out there and staff that's a public sense to go out there and clean that up and use man-hours they're gonna be charged yeah so you know I want to get away from you know putting the burden on the taxpayers when they this is something they had nothing to do with obviously and none of us had anything to do with and that being poor they're not beaming it allowed to be there and every time we go out there there's tipping fees involved there's possibly could be possible overtime involved or pulling them off the street on something else if you guys are would be keen on that we can continue that conversation legally I don't think there's a problem mhm practically I don't know that you'll find a surety who will issue a bond for these so it would neck it would be we call something else well I mean it would be almost like their bond you know they put the money and you would be able to do a cash bond correct that's that's what I mean that but you wouldn't I don't know that they'll be able to get oh no they wouldn't get a bond it'd be a cash bond they put up the money themselves so whether again what's dat with what Christy will look into and obviously I'm sure it'll be talk speaking with you about this I told her I'd bring it up to the board make sure we have some consensus so allow them to go forward and look at this talk to the team and say hey how much do we think this costs and in man-hours what does it cost to typically and tipping fees it's one thing to pick up a thing of garbage it's also another thing to pick up a stove and a couch and and what's the average cost for us going out there each time we go there and that's probably what the deposit should be again unfortunately well we're not seeing a lot of the quote true charity events I see less and less of the Goodwill's I think because they're frustrated with the people dumping there and they've done a good job themselves with cleaning up in the area if they dump their they pull them off they don't want to they want nothing to do with it anymore these other ones are charities again going back there they're businesses that basically are doing business without being licensed without going through the proper permitting process throwing these bins up there they're taking the they're taking the textiles it's a commodity they're selling them to try to get money back bodies down it's it's they're longer they go out of business they decide that's not the thing for them it stays there they never clean these things up themselves I can't tell you how many phone numbers I'm calling on those not one time as one person answer and most of time they're not real phone numbers so if we're good with that is everybody cool what they're looking at that yeah miss Jennifer good yeah yes I think it's

a great idea I think the deposit is going better than the cash bond whatever I think it's the exact way to go when they pick the number I think you had a pick what's the number to get it to remove the bin and clean up any trash that tends to happen around that area and if that's the number that's in there I think it's justifiable we give them one morning if it's got to go back again then we with the bond deposit so we have support of will this that conversation and we have some direction for him cool okay great thank you that's all I have all right mr. Arky well I just uh I was gonna come in on that but when I was on the board of the American Red Cross I helped them bring those to the county and the American Red Cross was making a thousand dollars a month on one of those with a third-party they you know what the third party was running it so they do yes so they they do bring in a lot of money that's why you're seeing all of those and I think there's plenty of room for them to have to deposit some money with us my thoughts went to when we started back when I had my little 501c3 that was working with the county when there was bus but bus benches being dropped off on every single driveway on u.s. 19 overnight and and they were running their business and the right away for free and now we have an agreement with the bus bench advertisers where they paid the county a certain amount of month money per bench per month but I don't like that idea well one the bus benches are on County property the right of public right away but - it also makes them think well okay now well now we're not responsible for the dumping the county's gonna pick it up so we want to make we want to make sure that it's it's a high number so that they do police their own and and they don't rely on us to clean it up in my opinion so to be honest with you I'm hoping it discourages them from even wanting to bring him to the county again we saw a time when there was hardly any when we had this last discussion first put this out there this out again starting to come back so I mean I'd rather just discourage it because it's if they're there there's gonna be dumping I mean there will may not be today it'll be next week though well then let's let's try this out and if it doesn't work then then we can always ban them I would think that was a problem we're gonna do both or of the actual band so so I'm I don't have much today but I do want to remind you that lectures on the lawn is Friday and so therefore it's going to rain [Laughter] probably tornadoes you know my life so we're gonna make a call at the end of the day but we we very likely may try and switch it to Thursday so which is my preferred night anyway because Friday I don't think it's the best night but we have an amazing line-up for this lectures on the lawn we have someone from Laura Bennett from uf/ifas talking about our livestock extension program here in the county and then we have live music by one of our firefighters Andy

Bryant and vivi likes Dimmit who's on a committee with me is bringing an award-winning documentary it's ten minutes long it's called cowboys and scientists it just won a big award at the Dunedin Film Festival and and then the main event is Bob stone who's with the Florida Cattlemen's Foundation and he's going to take us on a multimedia journey through five centuries of cattle ranching from the time of Juan Ponce de Leon to the 21st century and like I may have told some of you most people do not realize that Florida was a very first cattle ranching state in the country so I got a lot of people coming to this one and I hope they hang with us if we have to move it to Thursday but stay tuned we'll send out notices if we get this moved oh we did have Commissioner Merman up at amps Commissioner Merman and the Pinellas economic development council and the new guy from the Hillsborough career source and someone from Hillsborough Community College were up for a tour of skills last week and we're looking for ways to partner with Hillsboro County because they really liked our program and we're getting more and more employees from local companies who want to get up skilled so it's kind of an interesting phenomena that's happening so thank you mr. Wales wasn't ham skills part or no mo it was Hernando Pasco Pinellas Hillsboro took a million dollars of be OCC money and they put it into another program and which they continued to fund but theirs is a little different than ours okay a couple things I want to thank the you know the board and staff that made it to the our feeding past goes out early breakfast I know you went out of state but we it was a great event no it was last week yeah I don't think we I don't think you were there yes it was last week and I know Commissioner Oakley and commissioner Mariano were there and I know Commissioner Moore said he would contribute to it so thank you sir well I'm just saying that but I noticed after I just you know I know we you know we don't always think staffing up but I can take Kim and her team just to an unbelievable job Kathy you know obviously with with everything to prepare for this it's not easy it was out of Covington farms we were honored the porter family and we raised raised over 32,000 dollars for you know hour-and-a-half breakfast which is great and I know I've said it before but you know $1,000 helps to feed one senior for a year so so this is an I'm on a bunch of boards as a as all of you but this is one that truly it's it's truly helps and we still have a waiting list for seniors but it's nice to see they're waiting let's come down to 10 to 20 not 200 or more yeah no it's I enjoy that board yeah like I said I enjoy every board but that's that's a good one I have a ribbon-cutting well it's actually in Commissioner Oakley's districts there's a ribbon-cutting on Thursday which I happen to know the owners of harmonious greens and it's going to be the first container farm and Pasco County it's pretty neat I mean

they're looking at being able to grow 1,200 heads of lettuce a week out of a 400 square foot container basically it's two acres of farming where's that located it's on the I'll give everybody up the sheet and with the address but it's on the back side of the airport so it's way out there so it's on the east side of zephyros Airport where there have where do they having the ribbon-cutting it's just neat because there's no chemicals no pesticides they're saying I don't eat vegetables obviously but but they are saying that I had a lettuce will last in your fridge for three weeks I guess that's a big deal I I don't know I don't eat salad so it is next Thursday tomorrow at two o'clock I will get you the yes tomorrow Wednesday sorry I said Thursday hey I'm just being real okay last thing I'm a no Commissioner Commissioner Stark you've brought this up several times and I know I've met with the sheriff on this several times talking about some sort of rental registry ordinance and I know when we first started talking about this a year or so ago we the conversation started with you know making the landowner you know or the tenant pay a fee we talked about having them inspect houses twice a year there's some things that I just really I wasn't necessarily in favor of I didn't think it would actually work I mean we the numbers were like we needed 50 more code folks I think to to make it work doing something like that so in in the meantime and you know I'm a realtor on the side so I've been meeting with with Chase with with Sheriff naka with minimum housing with code with legal with utilities because utilities has the same kind of issues when it comes to renters you know walking out and then her not knowing I say her Sandra not knowing who is there so she's actually having folks now when they sign up having the actual land owner their name unless the property landlord so what it really is a life safety issue so I would like to get I met with the Board of Realtors I meant property management companies for West Pascoe last week they're on board for it I know they're not they didn't they don't really agree with what Newport she's doing again mainly because of the fee and some other things and I assured them it's not for us to over-regulate it's for us to make sure that these life safety issues when the sheriff's office gets called out that they know who's in this house who owns this house it's kind of like the trespassing ordinance we still have issues with knowing who owns the property to be able to address it I just want to make sure if the board is okay with this for me too I want to involve every stakeholder so I'm going to meet with the folks the Safra Hills property management companies the realtor is out in East Pasco Central Pasco to make sure we have their buy-in and to get some ideas because we've already got some ideas that were good ideas last week when we met with them but again the big thing to me is life safety that's you know it's been going on too long again I know Commissioner Starkey's brought it up several times

but we need to do something we need to start moving forward with it in a way I think that'll work chase I don't know if you want to say anything towards it you can't I know Chris wanted to be here but just briefly I think the board is on board with it but you know I didn't know if you want to say something real quick maybe they have a question absolutely Thank You Commissioner Jace Daniels Pasco Sheriff's Office so as a as the Commissioner noted we're prepared as as the board knows we actually manage the the false alarm registry as well that is SC managed in-house through through our IT department and we understand the concerns that were expressed about about the new port richey and the registry fee and things like that so in a meeting with with Christie and code enforcement and Commissioner Wells and others our IT department can manage this program I would essentially be the same way as that false alarm registry would basically create a a database that would tie in and give us that kind of information on you know a local contact you know who is who should be in the house a rental agreement who the owner is things like that so whenever ourselves and code enforcement come upon these issues that that as the Commissioner said our life safety issues and code enforcement issues we then have that definitive point of contact mr. biles to appoint I know Commissioner Wells rate races well this is something that we can't absorb through our T Department an existing resource it's not going to be something that is that it's gonna come come back later instead it seems something that our IT departments already kind of been working on in anticipation of this coming down after that first meeting where where fees were discussed to address that so then we thank you for your support I'm gonna start can mr. wells I'm very glad you've been working on this I haven't seen you know what our ordinance is going to look like yet but but certainly we don't want it to be over regulated or or you know difficult for most lent for many landlords but I I can tell you I speak to this and my HOAs and at my Harbor South Leadership Council meeting into many many people in my district where I think a lot of the issues are and they it's just overwhelming the support for something like this because when you have someone on your street who's running out of how renting their house out and they don't care what their tenants do on that street it becomes a real quality life issue for the rest of the neighborhood and brings it down so you know if you own one house because your parents died and you didn't want to sell it and you rent it out you know that that's one thing but when you're a landlord and when you have multiple houses and you're running these out that's a business and you should be held accountable for the effects of your business in my opinion so certainly if you're right if if your house if your tenants are causing no problem that's fine but if you're starting to have our code enforcement

and our sheriff have to come out there regularly the other people on the street shouldn't have to be paying for those for the time of the county employees to go out there over and over again so I can't wait for this to come and looking forward to seeing that that ordinance yeah we're trying to think of a little bit different name but we'll come back with that but I one things important to me and I've spoken to chase about this as work we're all kind of in the same system I know there's gonna be information the sheriff's office can't share with us but like for instance you know I met with the property appraiser to talk we know there's nine nine thousand nine homestead of properties in Pasco County obviously they're not all rentals they could be your summer homes or winter homes but it was important that we are on the same so utilities could send information to the sheriff's office code when they go to site somebody would share information the sheriff's office so we're all on the same page and we're not having to reinvent the wheel here that's what's important and it may take a little bit for us to talk through that but I think it's gonna be a win-win for everybody and we've done a great job collaborating with the star team and everything else but it nice to have one CAD system if you will that again I know there's information you can't share with us but I think everything we could share with you if I may make one additional comment and Commissioner I think I think you're spot-on they're not something I know the sheriff feels very strongly about I think this board does as well that this should not be a punitive matter measure which is why we're looking to do it not on a fee based system like some of the other jurisdictions across Florida but this is truly about making sure that the Sheriff's Office code enforcement that we have the information we need to to properly do these jobs and clean up these properties as commissioner Starkey noted you know it's not punitive there isn't a desire to have a fee or a registration fee that's why we can manage it at no cost it's very much like the false alarm warned us or we just want to have someone to contact to take care of the issue as opposed to constantly trying to try to track down people so wait a minute are you saying there would be no fee there will be no fee not to register oh okay but if if there's someone has to if code enforcement gets called oh yes there will be fees the collection just like the false alarm or nets there would be no fee to register but obviously on that false alarm ordinance once people start having multiple false alarms there's a fee schedules well it's what was nice that I found meeting with the Board of Realtors and the property management companies why we were there they were getting emails from chase on the trespass and ordinance so they could go ahead and fill it out for all of their commercial pieces that they managed where they really didn't know too much about it so it's just gonna help us

educate so we can get more folks on that so that way we're able to trespass and you know who's there and who the owner is to make it easier for for your folks and the bottom line is life safety I mean that's what it comes down to well don't forget I want them to have to have garbage pickup but I do have a question if it a certain kind of fees we don't get to keep they go to the state so well just right I guess we're gonna have a workshop on this and then we can discuss what that looks like because I wouldn't want that money even though we're getting all the costs of the sheriff going out and the code enforcement going out I wouldn't want that money going up to Tallahassee not to us so we need to be careful what we call it yeah and I think my minder my understanding I'll defer to the county attorney but whenever we had met with with Christie things like you know this would essentially be a code violation for for not registering which you know again I assume would would benefit the county no we don't we don't keep those fees and that's if it's an enforcement process you're limited by the process that you've got okay how about this there is a tiered level of registration fees and every time code has to go out you get bumped to a different level of registration fee that's what I just want to make sure I get approval from you to start walk walking through it we've already kind of started it but thatwe can get Kristi to start drafting so then just bring it back and you can work on no I agree with you commissioner yeah I'm good could I check another than I am but yes yeah I think it was what four months ago we met and we talked about this this issue we talked about the brush and tress people ordinance also that panhandler wardens as well so I assumed our county attorney was working this through to bring something back to us was that not the case because we're gonna try to copy new properties ordinance and bring it back well at least bring something back there's been different direction by different board members about what is come back which is why I'm because when the with the board's gonna talk amongst it and we talk about something we seem to have consensus I mean I thought we were rolling for that even to do a workshop on it so now I'm hearing different it's a little disturbing we change in process from the board talks about something and then we'll go in a different way when a few of the other members may say I'm coming back specific says it wasn't specific it was just we're looking at a runner registry ordinance moving forward with it am I correct Jeff yeah I mean the the rental registry or versions of that have been talked about for a couple years now the the big problem has been that that to copy Newport Ritchie's ordinance which I have said on multiple occasions to this board and there hasn't seemed to be complete by end you would need a significantly larger code enforcement staff because they have they have a three and a half mile square mile

jurisdiction that they're enforcing a very detailed code on that has not there doesn't have there hasn't been buy-in by a majority of the board to go in that direction though there has excuse me I have never seen an ordinance for us to discuss if we have buy-in or not so I mean no we have never workshopped it so I think we need to go let's do a workshop on it oh how quick can we do this to bring it forward I think what I'm hearing is an outline is something we can draft together then distribute to the board and then we can do a workshop after that right we need to have something in writing free to review before we do the workshop I'm hearing some guidance and that's that's basically what I was asking the board it's like and I think it's important their opinions in the community you know if I could mr. chairman you know some some of when we had a big downturn in the economy you had a lot of outside companies committed by 10 20 30 50 60 homes hundreds of homes exactly and that's probably where a lot of these problems are coming from as well so getting them maybe it's even looking at that specific part of if you have one bad home we're gonna make you register all of them so that type of thing is what we need to go strong you you need to make it where if you have a person who's got a rental you don't have any you should even have to register if it gets further than that you get problems if it's one home two homes the penalties do need to step in well the idea is to have everybody register like I said going forward with utilities she needs the information from the owner and the renter or the property management company and she'll be able to link that with the sheriff's office where she can transfer that information again you know the issues 1% or whatever that whatever it is we know the issue is folks that have multiple ones we know who they are and if I could follow up on on what commissioner said I believe the sheriff's also would would support a a full registry because again unfortunately though it may be our first time at a home it may be a very serious issue and so it may be a 2 or 3 M type issue where it would be very nice to have you know that that property owner or at least a local property manager that we could call up and say look we're on site here we've got a serious issue instead of having to rely on going through the public records and things like that to try to find an owner but if we've got 80% of the properties we have done any troubles with you're gonna make them go through loops and you're gonna take care of all that paperwork when there's no problem with them I don't know why we just don't focus on what the problems are that's one of the things I liked about what I thought I heard about new port richey cheese was their situation was they to make everybody register and maybe I'm hearing something wrong I do believe new for her she makes everyone register as well ok so and there was probably I didn't like it at first but when I heard if they're in a penalty situation where codes got to go

out there there's a violation then we make him register and I think that's conversation we had I'm more comfortable with that to make every single person go do it when you there's no problems with them I don't know why we wanted thank you to make every every person that falls in that category has to go under the same rules so even though you have trouble with just maybe 10% or whatever it is everybody's thing needs to be under the same rule even though they don't have trouble they're just doing a better job which is why we also recommend the zero fee registration so there isn't that initial fee for for everyone it's it's completely free we just we we need the information yeah mr. Bowers where you come up with something for the board to look at for at with any attorneys they burly curly a weird Einstein or come up with something yeah okay and then absolutely we look at some of that then we'll have a workshop on okay well I'm not sure that we can we'll do the best we can my guess is you're gonna have to have a workshop to debate out what well that's the document will look like work that'll be fun mr. Brian oh wait a minute mr. Moore oh sorry yes he had to come back to me hey what one thing and I'd mentioned this briefly fifteen it's just maybe something to look at in the future when we rewrite the land development code going back to certain things that are burnings on all taxpayers and I think about roads I think we need to get to the point where unless a roads like an arterial collect or if it's okay let me get back up say there's a if there's a new development I really honestly think we need to get a way and very far away from taking on any of that maintenance in those roads in the future because we're gonna end up in the spot we're already at right now I understand if it's an arterial road or collector Road there's things we work obviously deals with the the landowners and the developers about but having a funding mechanism within those neighborhoods where there be a CDD or an HOA of some sort that can it's an stormwater that we'll be able to maintain those in the future so it's not a general burden to all taxpayers that's I just think that's something we need to look very very closely at in the future a lot of neighborhoods now especially along the 5456 corridor are CDD type communities right for example that what I live in now my CDD fee covers all road maintenance covers all our stormwater within that within that community but in many of them along that corridor do now - I think we need very conscious cognizant of future in what we allow when we don't allow because we can't write in every meaning now if we're looking at PBS we're going to pee vast within the P bass well that's only going to grow and so I'm gonna get worse if we keep taking on the possible maintenance in the future of these roads just a thought specially wise we're rewriting the lane development code and doing some of these things well we can we do to make sure

we expect some revenue to cover those so I'm fine with the board waiving the fees but at some point if we continue to waive fees at Sunwest we're going to increase parks budget to count for that what what was it that you wanted to wait the fees for again it's the Pasco Hernando State College hosting a beach beach bash for all the students and employees as an end of the Acela bration why don't you ask their foundation to pay for it they have a lot of money yes they can I do have another request too so let me give you both of them the next one is a Special Olympics they go out there they trained Special Olympics Florida Hernando Pasco County's su P program practice schedule they go Mondays on June 3rd 10th 17th 24th june 1st 8th 15th 22nd and August 5th practices start between 9 and 11 between the two programs they serve approximately 25 individuals with intellectual disabilities their ages range from 8 to 60 they need to have the parking way for about 20 vehicles some summer already have the county pass but not all of them do just help help you through this so with the Special Olympics now the other one would be honest with you that's not a I don't consider that the other one a charity or really it might be enough for proper because it's a school but it's not really a charity so I wouldn't be keen on that but the one you're talking about now with the Special Olympics yeah so they're training for the and how again you mentioned some days how how many weeks are they gonna be doing this it's it's from most of its in June that's about seven days nine days and then one day in August yeah and this is just for the training for the upcoming special training for the upcoming that one I'm I'm cool with that Special Olympics me not-for-profit and then they're there we would if they went to another park we allow them use that part for that so yeah parking fees that's like $5.00 a day or you buy the Annual Pass either one what what about if we give them a reduction on the annual pass like cut cut the annual pass if they're gonna be there nine times and we make the past thirty bucks per cut or cut the feed and then they have the pass for the whole year when they might be coming from all this is for the wet volleyball game the beach volleyball special olympics is that what sport are training for they get a bunch of different things they're doing I guess out there well wouldn't you want a strain for a certain sport so what I mean there's a it for multiple sports there's a few there's a few different ones you may do different ones that they're doing I mean there's got one of the paddle boarding where they actually have a special chair that's gonna be built so they can actually paddle board out there one person some can stand some can so I mean there's just different things out there this is actually the race for this this starts in June if you want I can even be bring them forward to get them more details to exactly what their own but I'm gonna I'm gonna go out there in a

limb this is this is something that I think the more people we have on the park they're better and I know we got to pay these costs etc I think it would be good if we started taking a look at how are we gonna get a few vendors out there for the next year because right now you come in a summertime season so maybe Kathy you and Keith can sit down and talk and I'm talking a little bit let's get some vendors out there can actually help support their stuff because I say there's a water-ski team show that wants to come in here they were out there they were very well received they had probably one hundred and some-odd people get out there that day so there's ways to pick up the park until we do the RFP which is coming out soon but through this summer we need to find a way to make sure more revenue and the more people to get in there the more revenue to make from these vendors there's no food still out there still so I mean currently what we have is a I think you can go out there for a hundred and twenty days during the year and that goes to a fee that they pay us but I think we can even do better than that coming up so I want to go back to my point that why don't we try and help them get to a Annual Pass at a reduced price I don't know what that looks like I'm okay with that I do too and right now that starts in finest well we got a little bit of time I'm just saying it's a conversation maybe that Kathy and Keith can can talk to and bring us back something they can think that oh that could work for this I'm ok with it but I just my thing is where does it stop then we do it for them then everybody's gonna want it and I know we based the employees we have out there when we took it over off the park fees of whatever was last year hundred twenty thousand I'm assuming or whatever the number I think it was six figures so hopefully we're gonna go see that number again this year it's not gonna go down but I don't have any issues doing that but I get I guess my thing is and it puts everybody in a tough spot cuz then because there's so many great nonprofits there's again Special Olympics all of them are good you know so I that's my thing is maybe we try to do something with an annual pass and then that way at least they're going back on their own or they be they couldn't afford to I don't know it's a tough situation you know the way I feel about park fees this is different boat I know we stole the park fees at the boat ramps no and I want to say like I said this the staff is in a phenomenal job but we do want to keep it staff off the other way they don't and they had doing a tremendous job we do get to find the revenue but I'm just saying for a short term right now the more people you get out in that product the better the more passes you're gonna sell which is probably what happens with everything I mean I've had people go out there they'd even know we had the annual pass it was out there and frankly maybe what we need to do let me let me recommend this Kathy we need to find a way I don't have to use some of Patrick space or something we need to have some

little topic he asked out there with people that could win there and pay that five dollar fee once I paid it they could say look take your five dollars to get a credit go get the annual pass if you got to send it on to veterans it's costing yourself sales if you can have someone there somehow to set that up I think you know start selling more sales and then as we drive people into that park we're gonna get those sales maybe maybe there's a way to do it on the app it's it's a little complex of a process I mean I bought mine there was like four things she had to go do to make it work but I think if we can find a way to get it out there get it to the park as we have these events it'd be a lot easier to sell and I think it's something that's important enough to do and I want to say I'll get on to give a shout out to Patrick Pinocchio's because what he's doing right now for those that actually buy an annual pass he's given them a two hour wakeboard at the park itself so he's trying to help us sell those progress because he knows getting people and is gonna help his sales do so maybe maybe that's the way to go look at it maybe we bring something back at the next meeting Kathy but why don't we do this meeting bring something back on that yeah another couple of things on the West Pasco Habitat for Humanity as you know we joined with Pinellas and I'll tell you what a great move that was we had a meet yesterday down behind the Cracker Barrel right now with the homes coming forward the home looks fantastic it's been raised up about six feet partly with some feel we put in the ground which now makes the ground dry this habitat now that we're joining wants to build the next six homes immediately one of the things on the very end property where the plaza is because the property's been let's say the the property of the parking lot got expanded some Lots changed they're very into parcels we need to get a variance from staff Don I sent you this I don't have you been able to handle that yet or what we're still looking at that okay so I mean we need to try to find a way to make those Lots work there's still plenty of room that's in there the setback may not be as much as we want but not to build two homes it would be crazy I think it's going to be important and coming up I think Cathy and I had meeting next week we're going to talk about them getting back into the CDBG funding when we bought the 51 Lots we couldn't use CDBG because we couldn't turn them all over these guys are got they're gonna be able to come and that makes get with CDBG get in this program and literally they they can put these first six homes they're already getting sold already people in them people to set them up so once we get these six going you're going to see a lot more coming and I think the sooner we get these done the better so they really won't do that but I mean like in like any merger you're always going to be hesitant you know what's going to happen etc etc but we we have this the strength let's say of this project and other

other land that we can get they they struggle finding land to go build these homes so they've got resources of 20 times what we had and they can put these resources to work as well they've got a team that can build think about it 50 homes a year I mean it's phenomenal what they do and I watching them talk at the at the meeting yesterday they were like right on point yeah it'll change about an increase our tunity elsewhere I mean this could be a model project for the whole nation coming up yeah I firmly believe that me I add on to that real quickly and then were past our time certain but I know my brother-in-law Frank Starkey was at the the Habitat for Humanity's fundraiser in st. Pete last week that a huge fundraiser at the Vannoy and it was sold out and they raised a lot of money which I think a lot will be coming to towards our county I am talking with habitat about a project off a mile stretch if you know where that pure gas station was taken down if you on the south side of that road and there are a lot of issues in that neighborhood there's five or six roads with some derelict mobile homes and we've condemned quite a few them but that's one of the places on the heat map that are bright red on the opioid overdose area and so I'm working real hard to find some project some work to happen there that will elevate that community and habitat I'm hoping to partner with habitat on that they want to keep working on on the the one behind Gulf harbors over there by Gulf harbors first but I'm really excited that we did partner with Pinellas and I think that's gonna be to our benefit was that real well that everything I can cover it after due time certain first we don't that okay we're now going to our two I think someone needs to read the resolution first right you can stay up there but I don't know I don't know regular - okay yes I don't resolutions right okay welcome name and address yes I'm actually on the card Becky Afonso won 7-4 B State Street in Oldsmar Florida I'm the executive director of the Florida bicycle Association the Florida bicycle Association is a membership based 501c3 nonprofit whose mission is bicycling education and promotion of smart cycling so we are not a bicycle club we are and always will be people businesses organizations and communities working together to build a bicycle friendly Florida that benefits all our Association annually recognizes those who demonstrate achievement within our mission and vision the tri-county Trail connection won the 2014 future of the region development infrastructure award from the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council today the future of the region is here in the tri-county trail connection on the cusp of completion Commissioner Katherine Starkey has been and continues to be the champion of this connection and for Pasco County fair experience tenacity and public service record are admirable and inspirational I could read from the multiple paragraphs

of her online bio page but instead I will share just a few personal experiences I remember a few years back when the Florida Department of Transportation held a coast-to-coast connector trail public meeting in Webster the Commissioner fighting for Pasco County to host the meeting and not be overlooked I also recall her determination to fill the trail gaps in Pasco County ASAP to ensure those use in the trail will boost the local economies where shops and restaurants are accessible and ultimately to have residents and visitors on the trail embrace Pasco as a friendly destination and a community to enjoy I look forward to the ribbon cutting for the tri-county connection I also look forward to riding from my city of oldsmar come into Pasco County having lunch and then going back and I personally want to thank the Commissioner for her persistence to make this vision a reality so this morning is my honor to present Commissioner stack Katherine Starkey our 2018 elected official champion of the year so yeah I'm so honored that you guys thought of me and went my my path to my trails kind of work started when I was on the anko River Basin board pinellas anklet River Basin board and then I was also doing some work within the county um as a civic activist as my husband says when I set up a table outside and tried to collect signatures when when they were building the Suncoast Turnpike or whatever we call it the Suncoast they had they built a trail along the side and actually my husband had said you know that the trail in the park really should connect to that to that trail and I said yeah that really should and I so I started to talk to the various departments about connecting that trail and it was a really interesting experience for me because it was Tampa Bay Water Swift mud and the county that each one told me that they wanted it but the other one didn't and that went on for a couple years actually and finally we just I just called for a meeting and we met over the utility building and Tampa Bay water came Swift mud the county and in the first fifteen minutes we had that trail connected and in the next 45 minutes of our one-hour meeting we figured out the funding we split it one-third one-third one-third the county template water and swiftlet and so we connected the Starkey trail to the Suncoast trail and because of that then I got noticed I got noticed from state officials and that's how I got put on the state greenways and Charles Council and from there it's when I learned of the state's plan to make a connected system in Florida and and from there I started working on the Starkey gap and that was one Governor Bush was in office so sometimes government goes way too slow but we're really glad that that gap is under construction we've also worked on off-road trails here in the county and I have a I know the francais jack is here who was the president of swamp Club and really was the impetus to get those trails going in in Starkey Wilderness Park and so I I think trails add so much value to

quality of life into communities and I recall being in a meeting in Tallahassee one visited Florida gave us a presentation and they said there were more people asking for trails maps than golf courses I mean that trails had really overtaken the recreational desires of people coming to Florida so this really means a lot to me and I have even some family members here to be in a photo when we we come down and take one so I'll come down now Ronit and Rudy's here if you've ridden ridden out of the park you want you've ridden Rudy's ramble and Rudy's here who helped push for those trail off-road trails as well and those are our first three we're gonna we're gonna do a lot more right my daughter Lindsay my husband Trey thank you all right guys come on down I love it then it's a fat tire bike cuz that's my favorite [Laughter] [Music] oh yeah some more information take the break or they wants to do that photo this morning yeah watch me I'm new ambulances right okay few amulets azar outside for for you to go look at their the latest rescue units that we've gotten the ones that we bought this year the news paint scheme some other new features on those that actually from public safety things and then one thing you will notice is we're starting to put on all our units serving the community of and naming it and basically the charity it's around that's like seventeen a date City for the one that's near the courthouse so every in the community of Land O'Lakes or in community of Hudson and serving the community right holiday on the the stations that are in those areas and we really let the crews that man those stations kind of figure out what name represents their stations so that's kind of how those names community came about so you'll see that on those out there and you'll start seeing those popping up over which will help you when you see a rescue unit that says serving the community of Wesley Chapel and it's an holiday you can understand some of our issues with respect to some of the response times we have so right okay journey for lunch and we'll go out there and take pictures thank you [Music] good afternoon everyone I would like to call back to order the Pasco County Board of County Commission meeting April 23rd 2019 I like to Ryan to everybody it's time please silence all electronic devices we're gonna start with resolutions and I'm going to change the order so resolution 2 is the one we'll start with anyone here representing Special Olympics if you could come forward to the podium please all of you please I just go go back over there around the podium just for one second and your coach will coach go ahead and have everybody back here with you for a second there you go perfect and then look at us and we're gonna talk to you for a minute then we'll come down there visit again great resolution number 19 144 whereas Special Olympics Pasco

County was founded in 1972 and provides year-round sports training and competition opportunities to children and adults with intellectual disabilities at no cost to the athletes their mission is to give them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness demonstrate courage experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts skills and friendship with their families other Special Olympics athletes and the community and whereas here in Pasco County Special Olympics Pasco County offers 17 sports to its 1559 athletes this is possible with the assistance of 240 citizens who volunteer their time and skills to assist with Special Olympics Pasco County programs and events and whereas the sports offered include basketball bocce bowling cheerleading cycling equestrian flag football golf gymnastics powerlifting soccer softball swimming tennis track and field volleyball and stand-up paddleboard and whereas the 2019 Summer Games were recently held at River Ridge High School and Wesley Chapel High School and whereas Special Olympics Pasco County cheerleaders represented Pasco County and a video featuring their abilities in which they were seen all over the United States and the world on social media and whereas according to Special Olympics Florida the ultimate objective is to help people with intellectual disabilities participate as productive and respected members of society at large by offering them a fair opportunity to develop and demonstrate their skills and talents through sports training and competition and by increasing the public's awareness of their capabilities and needs now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida that said board hereby recognizes Special Olympics Pasco County for their outstanding efforts in working with the children and adults with intellectual disabilities here in our community Dunnan resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board [Applause] well hi hi again everybody how we doing thanks for being patient with this but the Special Olympics is just a great part of our community obviously you have it on the west side of the county and we have it on the east side of the county and I was telling some folks earlier my wife's a nurse at Wesley Chapel High School and during the last Special Olympics she didn't worry about taking care of the athletes she had them worry about taking care of the volunteers that were there getting overheated and that they get its but we appreciate everything that volunteers are doing so without you I think there's probably close to 300 volunteers that help out between the the west side and the east side and without all you this these great events when it happened so it's great to see some of our athletes here today and when we want to do real quick before the coaches or whoever wants to speak says anything we have a little

video we want to show which is pretty amazing because this cheer team actually got national exposure all over the nation further their great efforts and it was pretty neat seeing our team from Pasco County here all over the news just not locally but all nationally on some of the major networks so we'll get that thing rolling real quick really volume [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] it's not remember [Applause] [Music] yeah yeah almost 7,000,000 poopy found your video did you know that many people it's probably gone up this is yeah quite a bit eleven point four million views that is awesome you guys are movie stars in your own right I don't know what this is great but congratulations to you athletes and that I know who would like to speak for ten years two years ago became an official sport and we've already got three squads and we're hoping for that to grow I'm it's a great sport I've Wheaties back and forth because I'm more of a softball person Sandi's the cheerleader and one of our athletes we fought over for a year Shane Perry whether she's gonna be softball or cheerleading and I lost these besides cheerleading there's a multiple sports the ones you just tell us about the other sports just multiple sports are playing the west side and the east side of the county go to Mike you know because the geographical of our Pasco we kind of consider east and west years ago we had one County games at River Ridge where they competed we got so big we started to do the parade and nobody can move God okay we need to do two so that's when we expanded to the east side we do have fifteen hundred and fifty kids it's also a inclusion program where a lot of our athletes are people without intellectual disabilities and the reason for that is so these guys that are there school they can see each other their cafeteria in the halls and their immediate friends because they've competed they've trained and they travel together as one that's what specialist really wants to get out the world choose to include so that's what we do in Pasco we have some sports that are really grown powerlifting we start with about three powerlifting and we're up to about twenty-four right now is that time in the back you see one your power lifters because I saw him flexing his muscles earlier stand up paddle we have equestrian we just sent five athletes to like kala just compete in the state equestrian well so a lot of sports that you know they're they have the opportunity to show their abilities awesome and you can forget about all the other because they they have the spirit they have the strength and they have the opportunities to inspire all of us well thank you thank you for all that you do

I mean without you and all the other coaches and volunteers this wouldn't happen I know it's very special for our athletes to be able to participate each year and I'm sure you guys have a good time and some of you will be back next year some of you gonna be back okay I don't know everybody's age so I know some might be moving on but so hopefully a lot of you go returns so we're gonna come down and we're gonna take I know we took a picture early we're gonna take another picture I'm gonna fight the rest of the board down and we have some resolutions we're gonna give volunteers I'll let you give them out as you as you as you please yeah we do that can make a statement right you know we had a discussion earlier today about Special Olympics and the upcoming at Sunwest and I think 7 million views I'm gonna remake my motion that we wave all the parking fees that go on the further part of the practices etc and whatever training they have going on and in the future when anyone from the Special Olympics wants to buy a passing and buy it at that price yes so let's let's finish the resolution I think that's let's come back up and then [Music]

have some cheerleaders here so a few you cheerleaders come down here take the need of here [Music]

[Applause] [Music] yeah all right now let's go to resolution number five you could come forward please pretty good welcome resolution number 19 142 whereas Rupp Oh Roe Roe Missy nuru MD was the driving I always say it wrong it's not Raul only you can play it that way Lucy nuru MD was a driving force that transformed the 50 bed rural hospital in Pasco County into the nationally recognized world-class Heart Institute at Regional Medical Center bayonet point in Hudson and encouraged the establishment of the first and only comprehensive Stroke Center in Pasco County and whereas dr. Moussa nuru has raised the community medical standards for treatment of acute stroke significantly decreasing morbidity and mortality rates was instrumental in getting the Florida Stroke Act passed by the Florida Legislature and assisted in the effort to have automatic external defibrillators placed in Florida police patrol cars government buildings senior centers and state parks and whereas dr. Moussa Nehru has been an active American Heart Association volunteer since 1979 serving as Florida affiliate president in 2002 and 2003 and receiving national Chairman's Award in 2003 national physician of the year in 2005 national voluntary advocate of the Year award in 2007 and many more whereas dr. musa noura continually serves a community at large by teaching and preaching through his medical social and philosophical guest columns in major newspapers and lectures stressing the importance of proper prevention and prompt intervention allowing people to live longer and stronger and whereas dr. Mason who serves on many local boards for charitable organizations such as the West Pasco Historical Society feeding Pasco Board cares as well as being the longest-serving member of the District Board of Trustees in college history at Pasco Hernando state college and is among the longest-serving trustees in the Florida College System and whereas dr. Moussa numerous cares all-time top donor his contributions of time effort money and skills have significantly benefited cares and whereas in recognition of dr. Musa numerous amazing contributions to cares and our community cares proposed at dr. Roe Moussa new rule ooh be designated there for now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida that said board hereby designates dr. musa noura loop at the entrance and exit of one two four one seven clock tower Parkway Hudson Florida done in resolved in regular session with the quorum president voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board welcome this is the next one that our staff made for you to take home and put it somewhere special in your house we welcome you here and gosh this is just another one of many many honors and awards that you've received and that you have earned and we're we're so glad that we can do

this for you and I know there's probably a lot of people here from cares to help celebrate this but you're you're just so special to our community and we're thankful that you're part of our community and we're we're honored to do this for you thank you you're all very kind more MORE no you don't have to say anything more if you don't want but we're we're gonna come down and take a photo with your street sign and I have a resolution for you and then for the [Music]

[Applause] resolution one there anyone here representing the National Day of Prayer good come forward please they're bashful they're so wonderful these guys aren't bashful resolution resolution number 19 143 whereas the National Day of Prayer is an event deeply rooted in our country's history dating back to the First Continental Congress in 1775 in 1952 Congress passed a joint resolution recognizing in NASH a National Day of Prayer in 1988 President Ronald Reagan signed a law setting aside the first Thursday of May as the date on which the National Day of Prayer is officially observed and whereas the National Day of Prayer unites Americans with all socio-economic political and ethnic backgrounds in prayer for our nation this diversity was intended by Congress when it designated the National Day of Prayer not that every faith and Creed would be homogenized but that all who sought to pray for the nation would be encouraged to do so in any manner deemed appropriate and whereas during this important time in our nation's history we continue to give thanks and pray for the brave members of our armed forces that are defending our freedom and their fan we humbly ask God for their protection for the recovery of the wounded and for peace throughout the world which we seek and where as 2019 marks the 67th anniversary of the annual observance of the National Day of Prayer with the theme love one another based upon the words of Jesus in John 13:34 which says love one another just as I have loved you and where I was on Thursday May 2nd 2019 Americans will unite all over the country in prayer for our nation state and local communities giving thanks for the many blessings we have received and asking for protection and blessings upon our nation and our nation's leaders now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that said board hereby observes Thursday May 2nd 2019 is the National Day of Prayer and encourages all citizens to join in observing this day with appropriate programs ceremonies and activities done in resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board promotion saying all those in favor say aye i motion pass welcome introduce yourselves and chairman oakley and pastor jerry heck i fellowship and coordinate somebody cares Pasco along with pastor Leonard Lord and we'd want to number one thank you for acknowledging resolving that we observed the National Day of Prayer here in Pasco we want you to know if for us prayer isn't one sit a year thing it's it's a daily thing and we were gathered with other pastors and leaders today praying over each one of you by name and glad to do so and anyway we can continue to pray specifically we're glad to do so we'll also be glad to pray for you personally and in person if you are able and desire to come right out here on mate to 12 noon and we'll pray over you personally with with the group and it's Leonard as

speaking I'm just going to share with you an outline of prayer that we'll be using from the National Day of Prayer task force give you Clou of a kind of the ways and subjects will be praying over what was the info ii got a motion a second to receive all those favor say aye I'm Leonard Lord I've been pastoring Port Richey for going on 25 years and of course about 20 some years ago join with somebody cares Tampa Bay to begin just serve the community if I could say one thing I apologize I've been too busy to be here with y'all and do as I wanted to we adopted our grandson he's four now and so that's kind of rerouted my schedule but it would be an honor to see y'all at the National Day of Prayer if your schedules would allow that and we do gather round and pray over the building for the decisions to be made and you know Timothy says this first of all prayer I don't know how y'all interpret what comes before first but first it's pretty much work starts right so first of all prayer supplication intercession giving them things be made for all because God wants all of them to find the love and hope he has for them and then for those in authority that we might lead quiet peaceful lives and all godliness and honesty and I just want to thank you all I know is the little I do in the community what risks on my shoulders I often can't imagine what risked on y'all if we are concerned we're in some troubling times where it seems like the enemy wants a foothold to pollute all truth and all righteousness and so I just ask you to just stand with us I really you know I thank you for your staying encourage you to push forward on closing down the sex shops and things that just pollute our community and of course right now we're really pointing to work with the school board to set some things in order there but thank you so much Lord bless you and I'm just gonna say Jesus bless them give them your wisdom from above that'sthat's pure and gentle and peaceable and full of mercy and good fruits amen thank you all and hope to see ya out of the National Day of Prayer thank you so thank you both for being a part of our community and and we appreciate your prayers because we know that decisions we make on daily basis around here that they mean a lots of different people and a lot of them are positive a lot of them sometimes adversely affect some people when we we care about our folks and citizens of Pasco and and we appreciate everything y'all done what you said about it those were thority living quiet and peaceful lives these two cross pins these comes in the 1680 1687 foundation to nonprofit Texas exempt organization I had a bunch brief of the beach charity event because I didn't incident we have we've got slowed down a little bit forgetting but I'm gonna bring one of those for everyone who does show up as well we're gonna give away as well thank you [Music] [Applause] now resolution 3 is there anyone here

representing MADD Mothers Against Drunk Driving please come forward hi good afternoon good afternoon I'll go ahead and read the resolution resolution number 19 145 whereas powerTalk 21 started by Mothers Against Drunk Driving mad in 2011 was established as a part of alcohol awareness month to encourage parents and caregivers to embrace their important role in influencing America's youth and their decisions about drinking alcohol using other drugs and riding in a vehicle with an impaired driver and whereas in 2019 MADD encourages parents to use powerTalk 21 as part of the power of parents program to create a sustained and prolonged conversation about underage drinking and other drug use among middle and high school students and whereas high school students use who use alcohol or other substances are five times more likely to drop out of school or believe good grades are not important and whereas 76% of Pasco County High School students reported obtaining alcohol by either having someone buy it someone giving it to them or by taking it from someone and whereas 27% of middle school students try alcohol before graduating from the eighth grade significantly increasing the risk that they will develop alcohol problems later in life and whereas teen alcohol use kills 4300 people each year more than all other illegal drugs combined and whereas a majority of kids say their parents are their primary influence when it comes to decisions about drinking alcohol and whereas the alcohol initiative committee was formed as a collaboration between Pasco County Alliance for substance abuse prevention ASAP and West Central Florida MADD to an educate the community of the impact of impaired and underage drinking driving whereas to equip parents to talk with their teens about alcohol the alcohol initiatives committee will continue to strive to give parents the tools to effectively talk to their teenagers and preteens about alcohol and other drugs to protect them from now and in the future now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida that said board hereby declares a month of April as alcohol Awareness Month in Pasco County and supports MADD in their power talk 21 initiative reinforcing parents to have conversation with their teens about underage drinking done in resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board and emotions thanking all those in favor say aye aye motion passed thank you my name is Janine Lawrence I'm with the West Central Florida Office for Mothers Against Drunk Driving or known as mad and I want to thank all of you for the Board of County Commissioners for having us here today and especially for Commissioner Wells for sponsoring us to be here today Mothers Against Drunk Driving in the Pasco Alliance for substance abuse prevention ASAP which we most of you know it as went to remind the community the April is alcohol Awareness Month but our year-long focus is to reduce

impaired driving and underage drinking in Pasco County so it's not just the month of April here are some facts of why this is such an important topic for everyone in our community nationally alcohol use kills about 4300 teens each year and that's more than all other illegal drugs combined just alcohol and about 30% nationally of eighth graders have tried alcohol and almost ten all of tenth graders have tried alcohol nationally kids who start drinking young are seven times more likely to be in an alcohol-related crash at some point in their life and since the brain is not fully developed until the early 20s alcohol can cause long-term damage to that developing brain we know that adolescent drinkers perform worse in school are more likely to fall behind and have an increased risk of social problems depression suicidal thoughts and violence but the good news is that teens who do not drink alcohol until they're 21 years or older are 80% less likely to abuse alcohol or become alcohol dependent later in life than who's those who drink before age 15 Matt is committed to protecting families from both drunk and drugged driving and underage drinking that's why Matt's annual powerTalk 21 campaign marks the time to either start talking with youth about alcohol and drug use or to renew those going conversations with the youth in their lives the focus of the 2019 powerTalk 21 is to empower parents to keep talking because studies show that these conversations actually do work based on two decades of research power of parents program that we have through mad supports and encourages parents and their efforts to communicate with their teenagers about drinking alcohol which has been shown to reduce drinking behaviors by 30 percent parents can access extensive resources through Mothers Against Drunk Driving website at ma GD o RG and again I want to thank you for your support and when I pass over to Bonnie Snyder from ASAP so alcohol initiatives committee to say a few words as well thank you I got my name is Bonnie Schneider I currently chair the alcohol initiatives committee under a CFS umbrella and like Jeanine we'd like to thank you for continue to champion this cause for us as you noticed in the proclamation there were statistics about Pasco County in which it stated that 76% of Pasco County high school students report obtaining alcohol by either having someone buy it give it to them or by taking it for someone else it's important to note that sadly for us this statistic is higher than the state average of 71 percent by your continued supporting us in this proclamation it allows us as a community to continue getting the word out and bringing this important cause to the community's awareness and thus reducing the reducing the rate of underage use underage alcohol use thank you thank you and anyone and you and the other two young ladies want to say anything young ladies yes you too that's all yeah and you know yeah go ahead perfect see there you go as a member of the recovery

community I'm really grateful for the awareness that this brings and hopefully one day my children won't need recovery because of Reclamation's like this thank you well thank you I know I've met you before and thank you for you're an inspiration I truly mean that I know you and I had a conversation and you know you know my story too with my sister so thank you for being here you know I graduated high school in 1990 and I can remember being part of Students Against Drunk diving back then my dad was actually a county commissioner and he had these talks with me and I'm just like dad whatever you know mother's drunk driving was just kind of maybe getting started back then but but you know I've lost a classmate for drinking and driving and and it's just funny how now my son 17 just river Ridge and I'm having those same conversations and he's probably saying yeah whatever dad but he understands I mean he's understands he's a role model to kids at River Ridge and and how important is to obviously not drinking his age but not to definitely not to drink and drive or allow others to do so so thank you all for what you do and it really is about having those conversations because they're not easy and then we all have kids some younger that's some older but I know we've all had those conversations so thank you very much and if we can all go down and get a picture please thank you [Applause] now resolution for there anyone here representing Community Development if he could come forward to the podium please resolution number 19 146 whereas Pascal counties communities are the foundation for providing a high quality of life for its residents and whereas Pascal county's Community Development Department has demonstrated a dedication to the revitalization of neighborhoods and production of affordable housing and whereas the week of April 22nd to the 26th 2019 has been designated as national Community Development week by the National Community Development Association to celebrate the Community Development Block Grant Program and the home investment partnerships program and whereas the CDBG program provides annual funding and flexibility to local communities like Pasco County to provide decent safe and affordable housing a suitable living environment and economic opportunities to low and moderate income people and whereas the home program provides funding to local communities to create decent safe and affordable housing opportunities for low-income persons and whereas over the past five years and our community has received a total of thirteen million $184 at one hundred eighty four thousand one hundred and twelve dollars in CDBG funds and four million four hundred ninety seven thousand two hundred and seventy four dollars in home funds and whereas a following significant accomplishments have been reported for this past year over 54,000 low-income individuals served with partner agencies and anti-crime and other related services with CDBG funds 27 new single-family

homes constructed with home funds almost 4,000 low-income persons received health care services and employment training with CDBG funds now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida that said board hereby proclaims the week of April 22nd to the 26th 2019 as national development week in Pasco County and encourages all citizens of Pasco County to support community development activities this week and throughout the year done in resolved and regular session with the quorum president and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board got emotional second all those in favor say aye good afternoon my name is Marci s burg I am your Community Development Director and we want to thank you for supporting the work that we do in making our communities a better place to live and work in our department we focus on four major areas that is the work that we do with homeless initiatives neighborhood revitalization affordable housing and community partnerships although there are many things that we could celebrate over the years since we're talking basically this month I want to recognize some of the things that these group these grants have done just in this month alone earlier this day you approved a contract for funding for Vincent Academy so shortly they'll be able to go vertical for their new building just last week as a result of the Community Development Block Grant the Lighthouse for the Blind moved into their new location earlier this month we have the opportunity to recognize volunteer way for as an agency of distinction for their work with CDBG and public services and probably by June we'll have six new permanent supportive housing units with youth and family alternatives that has been using our home funds so those are all really good things that we're doing just this month alone so I want to thank Commissioner Starkey for sponsoring this and all of the commissioners also thank County and Minister Strader biles and assistant county administrator Pearson for all their support but I'm asking you to join me in thanking the men and women that stand behind me because every day they come to work with a passion to help low and moderate-income families and individuals and they don't often get a chance to be thanked so join me in thanking them okay we're all going to come down and give you this wonderful resolution and I just want to say is as I serve on the National Association of counties community workforce and Economic Development Committee I participate in national conference calls with the subject under each one of those sections during the year and it's it's been a really interesting learning experience for me to see what's going on around the country and I know we had a lot of staff come in on one of the calls when we talked about tiny homes and you know and I think we're gonna be having some discussions about accessory dwelling units and other ways that we can help

provide that safe that range of housing that you spoke about so that everyone can have an opportunity to live in a safe neighborhood and I look forward to working with you guys more in the coming year so let's all come on down okay thank you maybe we should go back up we'll go back up we're gonna go back up and get behind you because there's so many people so if you guys move back we'll just be [Laughter]

[Applause] [Music] [Applause] now resolution six is Audrey Ken fora here you could come forward please [Applause] good afternoon resolution number nineteen 148 whereas Audrey k Ken fora was hired March 13th 1989 as a deputy clerk for the clerk of Circuit Court in County controller and whereas during her career with the clerk and controller miss Ken 4ax served as record specialist to criminal records clerk reporting technician lead criminal clerk senior criminal technician and records court for and whereas Miskin fora readily shared her knowledge skills abilities and expertise with everyone who needed assistance and whereas miss can for his years of experience played a crucial role in the criminal department successful transition to cleric is expertly managing pre and post go live cleanup projects and whereas McKenna fora was a critical resource in an audit of over 14,000 outstanding warrants prior to conversion to cleric Asst and whereas audrey maintained the change linker report which keeps the cases in cleric Asst and sync with the Pasco County Sheriff's time served application linking almost 10,000 charges since cleric has go live and whereas Audrey's attention to detail not only made her a tremendous resource for the criminal team but the go-to person for FDLE background checks criminal case payoff statements satisfaction of judgments critic criminal indigent applications and surprise cash audits and whereas audrey is known for her ability to find the answer to difficult questions intrinsically understanding the history of criminal cases and whereas Audrey strange fondness of analyzing lines of data is just one of her interesting traits she is an extrovert by nature is always a life of the party and a renown practical joker with her leadership team as her loving target and whereas Audrey's charming personality shine through during jury check-in and jury management always leaving jurors with positivity and a smile on their faces whereas Audrey's dedication and dependability and the performance of her job duties made her a valuable asset to the clerk clerk and controller whereas during her more than 30 years of service Audrey diligently and conscientiously served the citizens of Pasco County and customers of the clerk and controller in her positions ensuring integrity while providing outstanding service and whereas as of April 30th 2019 MS Ken fora will retire from the office of a clerk and controller and the Board of County Commissioners and the clerk and controller deem it appropriate to recognize her contributions to both the customers of the clerk controllers office and the citizens of Pasco County now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners Pasco County Florida in session duly assembled that said board hereby expresses its deepest appreciation to Audrey Ken for afor more than 30 years of service to

the citizens of Pasco County done and resolved in regular session with quorum present and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board a motion second all those in favor say aye Audrey do you have anything to say for yourself thank you so much I would like to say this um it's been a pleasure to work as a deputy clerk here in Pasco County under both mr. Pittman and you of course dr. Paul O'Neill and I would like to let you know that it has been a wonderful opportunity sad to leave but happy at the same time so thank you very much and I am eternally grateful for being here all these years thank you I like you well I know that [Applause] everyone's going to want to get up for the picture so if you don't mind we have the next resolution if you don't mind if you want to have a seat will owner Pat and then we will have pictures with everyone if that's okay okay thank you [Applause] Thank You Pat resolution 19 147 where as Patricia Pamela was hired October 14 1987 as a deputy clerk for the clerk of Circuit Court and County controller and whereas during her career with the clerk and controller Miss Pamela served as record specialist to record specialist for cashier in the County Traffic Division after a brief separation she returned to the office in 1997 as a domestic relations Clark Child Support Enforcement clerk trial clerk lead trial clerk trial specialist traffic specialists and currently operations lead and whereas miss Pamela's proficiency and knowledge and the performance of her duties in each of these functional areas had a positive impact on the success of operations and whereas miss Pamela is famous for her sense of humor wit and the need for morning coffee before actively engaging in social pleasantness whereas pad has played an integral role in solving challenges for the team over her tenure of service such as developing comprehensive schedules writing and reviewing procedures analyzing Florida statutes and rules of court changes for operational impact assisting with complex case and customer situations analyzing the large volumes of data and whereas Pat is known for her ability to find historical information because she has maintained all emails procedural updates and bulletins she has ever received in her life and was able to provide them on a moment's notice whereas Pat has been a tremendous support for her leadership team readily sharing her knowledge skills and abilities and whereas leading up to and during the criminal departments conversion to Clara cos Pat worked tirelessly to Tussey application update procedures for her division verify data converted from the legacy mainframe system and help prepare the peers and teammates for the biggest change to happen during their careers and whereas the success of the criminal customer service teams converged into Clara cos was a large part due to miss Pamela's dedication persistence and drive

and whereas miss Pamela is highly regarded by her co-workers and as an excellent source of knowledge she always provided her support knowledge and guidance while training or assisting teammates she has built positive relationships with their teammates and justice partners and formed lasting relationships and whereas her dedication and dependability and the performance of our jobs made her a valuable asset to the clerk and controller whereas during her more than 24 years of service miss Pamela diligently unconsciously served the citizens of Pasco County and customers that clerk and controller in her positions ensuring integrity while providing outstanding service and whereas as of May 3rd 2019 miss family will retire from the office of the clerk and controller and the Board of County Commissioners and the clerk and controller deem it appropriate to recognize her contributions about the customers of the clerk controllers office and the citizens of Pasco County now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners Pasco County Florida and such and duly assembled that said board hereby expresses its deepest appreciation to patricia pamela for her more than 30 or 24 years the service to the citizens of Pasco County done in resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting on this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board i motion pass congratulations pat thank you for all your service do you have anything to say I think I know why I'm so tired thank you thank you for the acknowledgement and many years ago Barbara listen I'm sure you remember her and she said it's just a job that's what she used to tell us it's more than it just a job it's been in my life and thank you very much and your life contributions so thank you ladies and gentlemen on board here fifty-four years of service to our offices they're retiring soon so if you don't mind coming down to help acknowledge that I appreciate it thank you [Laughter] [Music] anybody okay so our team can come in come on team and family members will go back okay [Music] okay [Music]

hurry up so they can get back to work you gotta go to work thank you [Music]

[Applause] [Music] to [Music] resolution eight hey is anyone here representing jury you could come forward please resolution number nineteen 149 whereas the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution provides in part in all criminal prosecutions the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime shall have been committed the Seventh Amendment of the United States Constitution further provides in part in suits at common law where the value in controversy shall exceed $20 the right of trial by jury shall be preserved an article 1 section 22 of the Florida Constitution provides the right of trial by jury shall be secured to all and remain inviolate and whereas in 1789 President Thomas Jefferson said I consider trial by jury as will only the only anchor ever imagined by man by which a government can be held to the principles of its constitution and whereas the decisions made by juries affected a person's civil and property rights the right to freedom and the end to life and the Rights come responsibilities and whereas the justice system depends upon citizens to serve as jurors to protect rights and liberties afforded by the United States Constitution and the Florida Constitution and whereas jury service is a duty of citizenship similar to paying taxes and voting however it is a small price to pay for privileges and freedoms and whereas jury duty is one of the few activities in civic life that provides direct contact with the workings of democracy and whereas a privilege to serve as a juror as a cornerstone of our democratic society wherein citizens are trusted to decide legal cases involving guilt or innocence or issues of liability and damages thereby protecting justice and the fundamental checks and balance system and whereas during 2018 over 35,000 300 jurors were summoned to appear over 7,500 jurors appeared for jury service and over 970 jurors were impaneled for 151 jury trials and whereas an appreciation of dedicated citizens who serve as jurors for their patriotism to democracy and his partners in the justice system the clerking stroller is a salvation system to provide cash compensation to eligible jurors on the days of their service and whereas a clerk and controller has authorized as authorized and 40:24 Florida Statutes is providing an opportunity for jurors to donate their jury service compensation to sunrise of Pasco County Salvation Army domestic violence program or guardian ad litem Foundation of Tampa Bay and whereas through the established donation program jurors have donated over 53,000 dollars of jury service compensation to those to those not-for-profits and whereas one of the most significant actions local government can take is to show appreciation for the trial by jury

system and the Pasco County citizens who give their time to perform this civic duty and whereas your appreciation month is a time to recognize and applaud the citizens of Pasco County who fulfill their civic duties by serving as a juror which is an essential part of our justice system now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida and regular session dually assembled that said board hereby proclaims may 2019 as dur Appreciation Month and thanks the citizens of Haskell for their jury service which contributes to peace and justice in our community done and resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting this 23rd day of April 2019 signed by the board I have motion second all those in favor say aye motion passed [Applause] good afternoon my name is Edward Dwyer I'm an Operations Supervisor over Criminal Courts at Pasco Clark's office this is my amazing colleague my name is Jason Burgos and we just wanted to say thank you to the board today and dr. O'Neill and the Pasco Clerk's office for honoring and recognizing the citizens and jurors of Pasco County for their you know outstanding service as jurors and potential jurors we understand that the you know Gerry services not always ideal for our individual schedules and life and not all employers you know compensate jurors for their time so we want to thank the citizens of Pasco County for you know their weekly and daily service that they provide to our County and our clerk's office and our judicial judicial system so I'm gonna keep it short thank you thank you very much we appreciate all you do we'll come down and get a photo real quick thank you [Applause] [Laughter] I'm yeah [Music] okay one more resolution rs.1 a okay is Maurice Skelton here ha if you could come forward please done stage Center please resolution number 19 153 whereas Charles and Murray Skelton moved to Florida in 1995 they discovered at their first production in 1997 that the Ritchie Suncoast theater was a diamond in the rough whereas Charles was elected president with the dedication of the community they began to bring the theater back to its former glory and whereas through the years Charles and Murray Skelton added additional events including the Black Maria Film Festival the festival's only Florida location they featured the first children's theater programs with parents driving from as far away as Sarasota County in Citrus County in order for their children to participate entire families have performed together on stage especially during the Christmas show's written by Charles and directed by Murray and whereas Charles and Murray worked side-by-side at the theater until Charles sudden death on July 4th 2012 the donations in his name the lobby was renovated and dedicated in September of

2013 where we continued to run the theatre for an additional seven years initiating the black box theater which offers patrons an up-close-and-personal performance experience and whereas although Murray Skelton will be retiring she will continue serve as a board member her wish is for the theater to continue to prosper and grow for the entire community's enjoyment now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County Florida that said board hereby commence Charles anne-marie skeleton for their service to Pasco County and the greater Florida community and artists all citizens to recognize their contributions to the community and to wish Murray Skelton health and happiness in her retirement done and resolved in regular session with the quorum present and voting this 23rd day of for all 2019 signed by the board approval motion second all those in favor say aye aye motion passed and mr. chairman I was very happy to bring this resolution forward for Murray Charlie Murray were really close as we move down right around 95 as well December 94 for myself but we get involved in the theater Charlie was just involved from the outside Murray took care of all the running of the shows and all that going on and and I am guilty of the Children's Theater being such a great thing for my children when Amber wanted to be on her first show and she did her tryout and the true girls two girls ran over the day saying happy birthday for their audition and Lauren was holding on to Amber kind of drew up the song and I got home that night I heard daddy daddy we tried out for the theater and a couple nights later daddy didn't pick me and empresses I'll try so hard dad you know I'll do such a good job but listen real good I said yeah but I can't just do it there you got to do it at home and I will tell you that that life lesson of her getting responsibility for her actions every step of the way has just led her to just great great things and I and I tribute a lot of that to the theater had she not that ground faith a learning responsibility for herself in her actions and then getting the stage presence to go up there in front of people memorizing Lions behaving I mean I just can't tell you what it did for that for her and then that first show that spring I want to learn to get involved with theater because Long's a little bit shire and Lauren didn't want to do it I had to bribe her with ballet lessons but Murray says I'll take her under my wing and for what you did for the children Murray it's not just my kids I mean I've seen it with the kids all over and over and over you know the community can't thank you enough I can't thank enough and I know what Charlie was a huge loss before what you've done for the theater carrying it on I know it's going to carry on many good things I see a lot of good SP ins in the back with you here today so I just want to thank you and for all the great work you've done so I just want to share this award

with my board of directors both present and past all the patrons and our volunteers because without them there would be no theatre and I am in it that our theater will continue to prosper and grow in the future and thank you very much for your knowledge man thank you jack [Applause] now we will proceed with the public hearings p1 has continued do we have proof publication in the Tampa Bay Times January 25th 2019 you must continually go to p2 okay and motion second all those in favor say aye aye motion pass p2 p2 was advertised in the Tampa Bay Times January 25th 2019 and March 15th 2019 along with affidavit of certified mailings and site postings second all those in favor say aye motion passed mr. chairman yes sir might I clarify that to both both of those continuances are for long link ranch large-scale comprehensive plan amendment in a MP ud2 may 7 2019 at 130 in Dade City okay just for the record all right thank you p3 advertiser than Tampa Bay Times March 29th 2019 look to continue May 22nd 2019 130 yes I had a motion a second all those in favor say aye aye aye motion passed let's continue P 4 withdrawn 4 and P 5 are both advertised in the Tampa Bay Times on March 1st 2019 both or withdrawn p4 p5 p6 withdrawn you don't have to it's wrong all right for the record go ahead p6 Tampa Bay Times March 1st 2019 b7 Tampa Bay Times January 25th 2019 now we start concerned purpose of the purpose of even having them on the agenda is to announce what they are and that they're being withdrawn so in case there's public here that that may that they know that the item is there will be no further action so the if the planning director will we'll go through what it is that are being withdrawn from the agenda please okay Thank You mr. chairman Victoria knows PTO's planning Development Director item P 4 was withdrawn titled three KS family limited partnership it was a change in zoning from AC agricultural district to i2 general industrial park in central Pasco County on the south and west sides of state 152 and Bellamy Brothers Boulevard item P 5 was the development agreement for three KS family limited partnership item piece so that is also withdrawn P 6 is a conditional use request that was withdrawn and the name of Robert C Waldo and Nina D Lewis fleamarket in an AC agricultural district in Northwest Pasco County at the northeast corner of Hudson Avenue and Edwards Road and lastly P 7 is a large scale companies with plan amendment CPL 1904 State Road 50 to industrial large-scale comprehensive plan amendment to the future land use maps to 1 5 and she 13 changing from EC employment center to IH industrial heavy and approximately 138 acres located in the south the corner of stable 52 and west of Bellamy Brothers Boulevard and that was withdrawn okay P 8 is consent procedures sure there are two rezoning agendas regular and consent staff will present each application to

the Board of County Commissioners if staff for 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 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 even three minutes for rebuttal any individual disagreeing with staff or Planning Commission recommendation or anyone wishing to object to any condition of the rezoning at this time request that the petition be pulled from the consent agenda in which case that application will be heard under the regular agenda later on during the meeting otherwise all 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 hearing the law is in Florida the law in Florida is that your 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 okay if anyone wishes to speak on any of those items please stand and raise your right hand do you swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give is the truth so help you God thank you move on to p88 we do have proof Tampa Bay Times March 29th 2019 mr. chairman if you can if you can let the planning director announce what the item is and then move on to public okay Thank You mr. chairman I'd np8 as a zoning amendment in the name of New York properties LLC it's a change in zoning from AC agricultural district we know RMH mobile home district located in Northwest Pasco County on the south side of New York Avenue approximately 250 feet west of shadow wood Boulevard extending southerly to Rhodes Road containing approximately nine and a half acres and this comes with the recommendation of approval okay I do not have a sign-up sheet as anyone here to speak to this item or against this item and leave it on consent p95 Tampa Bay Times March 29th 2019 thank you Thank You mr. chairman item P 9 is a zoning amendment Susan a McManus living trust is a change in zoning from a our agricultural residential district to a po1 professional office district south central Pasco County on the west side of Collier Parkway approximately 300 feet south of weeks Boulevard extending less to old Collier Road containing approximately five acres with the rectums you with recommendation for approval I don't have no one signed up but is there anyone in the audience or what I could speak and against this item see you none leave it on consent be ten it was advertised in the Tampa Bay Times

March 29th 2019 item p10 is a conditional use request in the name of Wireless Development LLC slash APC towers flash t-mobile a 151 foot above ground level monopole wireless communications facility and a c2 general commercial district in the South in Southwest Pasco County on the west side of US Highway 19 approximately 500 feet south of Moog Road this comes to you with condition with a recommendation for approval with conditions okay there's anyone here to speak to this item against us on seeing no one leave it on consent did you have proof Tampa Bay Times March 15th 2019 item p11 is a large-scale comprehensive plan amendment and the name of the CPL 1807 promenade business center this is the transmittal of proposed large-scale comprehensive plan amendment to the future land use maps 2 - 1 5 and sheet 14 changing from TC town center and res three residential 3 dwelling units per grocery to PD plan development and approximately 70 7.08 acres of real property located at the north east and southeast corners of the intersection of curly road and overpass road with associated sub area policy flew seven 1.51 in an amendment to the future land your sub area map - - 951 this comes with a recommendation of approval anyone here to speak to against this item see you no one leave it on consent b12 now that oh I'm sorry go ahead realize that they were putting street lights on consent times April 10th 2019 item p12 is a resolution to increase the annual street light assessment and upgrade to LED streetlights in the la villa Garden Street light service area annual charges of about eighteen thousand nine fifty two dollars and eighty cents the recommendation is to approve okay is there anyone here to speak against this on them so you know want to leave it on come stamp move to be thirteen did you have proof Tampa Bay Times April tenth 2019 item P 13 is a resolution to increase the annual street light assessment and upgrade to LED streetlights in the Milliron street light service area annual charges are at nine thousand three hundred eighty five dollars and twenty cents and this also comes with a recommendation to approve okay is there anyone here to speak against this item seeing no one leave it on consent p14 now here's a second and a motion second to move approval of consent items oh all this favor say aye aye motion passed okay b14 Tampa Bay Times April 12 2019 and April 19th 2019 good afternoon Derek burger real property and playing Division the real property clean division received a petition to vacate a portion of a platted drainage and access easement and the concord station community the vacation would not impact aside easement lot line and it's for to install pavers for a new deck and this property there was no objections from staff and team does recommend approval is anyone here to speak it before against this item I have no one told me

that approval and a motion a second all those in favor say aye motion passed we have worked through all the public hearing items now we move back to old business we left off with Commissioner Mariano did you have some other items Thank You mr. chairman you know is very excited to see the Special Olympics I was gonna wait a little bit but I was trying to get a little look for a pump up for the for the crowd that was here I thought they'd appreciate it what's that I know so the Special Olympics did their presentation and it what 7 million views emits 11 mil you know I mean so so I don't care whether the money comes out of general or just wave it or even just reimburse them tourist irrelevant but I'd like to see the the fees waived and cut the price down and half are all those participants as well as Commissioner Starkey recommended I think I think we do need a policy because Jack you're gonna I know you and you're very passionate and every 501c3 that comes to you that wants to go in the park the passionate to I mean you're getting awards over so I think this is a you know good compromise to just get happen by an annual fee and a and your fee and then they'll they can use that morn know well I think we're gonna be money from church development we know no no not for training not for training before they put the event if they have an event that has room nights associated with it and they have a marketing plan for out of the area yes but I I'll top my head I don't know what's the question I can answer the Special Olympics yeah if they had a TC agreement but I think that would be there of them because it's a local it's a local event yeah so I it's it's just the students in Pasco County that yeah so that would not have Tristram's County has their own yeah yeah we had a process to fill out where you can still get some money from TDC you've know it's local know if they don't bring any room they don't bring it right there's a separate application it's for marketing there's one from marketing if it was a regional or a state event yes you have to be a the other travel people from outside the area chairs not here so cooler more yeah and you know we need to think this through a little bit and when is the event when is the event did you come up in here in June and June because you know who can apply for the third the 50% fee reduction and are they gonna supply us a list of parents I mean I don't you know my daughter was involved with Special Olympics when she was at River Ridge so is it gonna be the high school kids too that may get involved with it so I think we just need a little more understanding of what and who is on that list that would get a fee reduction so I how about since there's time how about if you guys have a meeting figure out what that looks like first initially your program correct you were asking for the participants of the Special Olympics on certain days to have to be able to get in the partners there correct correct

okay so make sure we're on the same page so initially that's when we started talking about passes and things like that so initially it was eight days or six days you just wanted to be able to come in the door not pay a fee to Train correct yes let me say this I think I think I think down the road when we look at getting a restaurant coming into the RFP the Restaurant Row is probably gonna be able to pick up all the expenses coming through here and go but this is just one the restaurant turf they if they have a restaurant there okay guys they're gonna want people just coming in yeah and I'm sure we'll work out something down the road for that but it I think just just for this one time I won't I won't bring up another one through the summer if everybody wants to stick to the same thing as far as but you know for a Special Olympics but I think just to them do it for their their event I don't for training I don't think it's a big deal services are they sent an email out to Keith Wiley parks director let's come back at the next meeting with some options for you and we'll have a plan someone watching the broadcast may do the same thing so okay next thing a while ago I had talked about a ordinance as far as having tarps on houses that stay for extended period of time and staff was struggling with it we've got a tarp on Regency Park Boulevard connects with the Ivanhoe I brought this up probably two years ago maybe three years ago it is still there I had another gentleman call me about another one and he brought up a really good point he said you know how do you not how do you know if there's not black mold growing into that roof that has a tarp on it that is damaged in it it could be a health hazard so if you think that there's a picture of the thing on the screen for four years over over for years been sitting on there we tried we we don't try to help those folks trying to like try to work to get a money and they still didn't want to come to the table to work on it I think it's something that could be a health hazard I mean think about all the water that could be getting in there blows off and moved in you get black mold that's going on I think we need to fix this issue and bring something back quickly and maybe that's even enough at full year's worth to say you know what we need to look and see if there is black mold or we might have to condemn the home I mean someone could be dying in there and if you look around to look at the other pictures of the homes right beside it look look at how great those homes are right beside it in that area these people are trying to keep the neighborhood up and they got to live next to that it's just not right code code out there and I know Kathy Kathy and her team tried to work out that Kim was out there trying to talk to the lady about trying to get her some funding but they just blocked us at this point though maybe I think I don't don't want to say something commissioners let us take a look and see what's going on

we'll get back with you I'm surprised that code isn't on that okay and then for that if we can I'm gonna make a motion that we try to find an ordinance bring it orders back to get take care of any homes that have a tarp on the roof for more than three months that's a motion do you need a motion I need a motion cuz I don't any I want any unclarity about this I want to make it a motion because I want this done brought back to us the only the only the only thing and I just know from somebody in Port Richey that was across from Corman's they they had the cover on there for like sick because it was with FEMA during the storm and they had to leave it on there because they're waiting to get reimbursed a dinner the money burn out so that I would say I agree with you absolutely maybe three months at the number maybe it's six but I just know it does take time for the insurance companies to get out there but this one's ridiculous I mean for three years is ridiculous my term out of it and just say that we bring it back at orders to address choppers codes are weird but I'll give it the address seventy one forty-one I have a no road memorized yes well it's good stuff these the city of Port Richey this last storm going through I mean I'll say hurricane Michael we went out Chris Drive we clean that edge out for the outfall that was going through that was very important and for the first time I think in many years Sun Lake didn't flood out there's a picture of a canals Brooke that's Chris drive itself from the east side that's a lot of storm water storage that could be used it's a direct out fall into the Gulf and you know in a series of Facebook posts after my last comments about poetry at the last meeting there was a to talk about what's going on out there and we talked about quiz Drive and then there's a lady that lives above it that says you know what the outfall from the same thing affects us as well you should look at that one I went on actually walked it and the canal to the north just south of Babel of art has an issue as well this is quiz try that's down below it the one below it and the one below that all have issues as far as getting water to flow out and I'll connect to the Gulf and the one down at Gill dogs also connects what I'd like to do is put a plan together and I've talked to the head of DEP in Swift mud and they both said Jack if you can bring us a plan together we can take a look at it and try to work on helping to get funding and move monies around other to try to make this work the guild dog canal is the next canal approved by the restore a committee through the city of Port Richey we can probably as we talked about trying to leverage money wherever we can we might be able to get some good leverage monies on different sources including that pot of money to try to get this thing funded so I met with staff this morning we looked over at they're actually trying to put some things together I'm gonna go to the Port

Richey meeting tonight they're trying to talk to me providing they have one and try to like bring this idea forward and I'd like to bring half stamp bring something back to us with a plan that we can actually take a look at and try to get the help from the from Swift mud stand in DEP yes I agree I agree with the Commissioner but keep in mind we've got our own canals like this to Bailey's Bluff neighborhood next to the park I I agree but I'm just just keep in mind we have our own that we've been talking about trying to fix and get funding for it is trying to reprioritize some of the funding they already have and the way it's gonna be done I know Gil dogs can now supposed to me next and this is what two down I believe to the to the north of it yes and and and that's and that's the thing the the difference of this one here this controls all the water flowing from Port Richey that comes over from from the south of Ridge Road that we know we have some issues with this whole outflow connects everything in there so everything affects the county is affecting this because this connects to from that out fall and this is one of the major out Falls in the coast is why I think this is different than a lot of the other ones but it is one that we get started with in having Port Richey where they couldn't come up $4,200 you know six months ago this is money they have from restoring money that we can use for a match with our own that we already have in there and try to get the state help see the big thing is the capacity of the pipes going under oh post whenever that road is there going to Hooters um that's the issue is the capacity and then you got the tidal flow which it just happens these storms hit us on full moon or new moon and the tides are so I that's why we get the backup again I just want to make sure we don't lose sight of the ones we've been talking about um narrowly focused on this year because of this and knowing the effect that we had we clean that out that water could get out that you can see it's still a little Peninsula where it can slide out to the side but if you can quickly flow out and the others have more capacity it'll it'll make it a lot quicker and better for everybody else around us because of low tide the waters got to get out we're looking at the additional pipes we found on a ridge road looking at yes different project but yeah but it still goes into Francis Warner Park that's a huge outflow probably bigger than this but I just want to make sure mmm no no I don't disagree and you can see how bad it is but I just know we have our own - so yes and didn't believe in the drudgery I mean we want to help the city I mean you know absolutely okay all right and lastly staff is working with Habitat for Humanity right now as far as permitting I look to see if they can make sure they all those permits move quickly we're going to work on opportunity zones to try to get help with the pipes that need to be put in place to give them to give them sewer lines and one thing that's been going on since October of last year

as they've been tearing down homes they've built up a bill for paying our solid waste this would be a solid reimbursement solid waste reimbursement but the bill come out to 1689 45 in the future I think that we'll be getting them to a CDBG and they'll be able to fund themselves all the way through they have paid the bill I told them I asked to see if they could get reimbursed so it's up to the board the bill was 1689 45 and that was for about eight different trailers that they tore down and ripped out of there to reimburse the general fund for solid waste for buildings for tipping fees of 1689 45 that's to take down the trail as they took home habitats already paid those correct habits SPO you're asking us to reverse habitats okay general fund money and right checked a habitat to reimburse them for their tipping fees out of the solid waste landfill yes because they updated they bought 51 properties out there and the process of tearing it down it's if we don't want to do it that's fine we can work on CDBG reimbursement but I did tell my bring it forward to ask him I would like to see if we can get will we can help me with CBG money tunnel but I talk about two Embraer followers okay no worries thank you very much all right a few things first start with the US Census released their 2018 estimates for counties last week do i whine as a date for 2018 and Pascoe jump almost 15,000 people last between July 1 2017 and 51 2018 so where as you're talking now almost three hundred five hundred forty thousand people 539 640 is their estimate in at that rate the 2020 census we should be about 560 to 570 population in 2020 just for perspective that's 40 people a day about 15 families a day and at the permitted rate what we permit last year we only permitted about 10 homes a day so we're actually not building homes fast enough to house the people to move into Pasco County based on our current permitting rates so just a little perspective that number will come out last month or last week period go yeah so from an UMP gyro number perspective its ninth in the state from a from a percentage perspective its ninth in the state but the counties above us are different the ones from a roll number perspective are actually the larger counties from a percentage there are smaller counties except for one polk county is above us and both percentages so they're really the only urban county above us in the percent growth rate we were 2.8 percent from a large urban counties if you look at all 67 counties for ninth but if you're 30,000 and you grow by 3000 that's a 10% growth but that's not all so it's all relative so just wanted you to have that number and know you know that what you've seen is real and that even though we permitted 3600 homes last year or just short shy of that that's less than what the demand was between those two things are they reaming I don't know I'm just telling you what the numbers are I don't I mean it's either existing stock that

took up the slack or some of the multifamily that came online over the last 12 to 18 months so you know but you know existing home sales are really old for old I mean you're not you're right not adding to your inventory so anyway just want to kind of give you a perspective on that a couple of other things as we are moving forward with designs for both the park general obligation bond stuff and the libraries the libraries that both the till park and new New River branch should be out on the street later this fall and actually should be finished up renovation sometime in the late spring next year in those first few libraries from a parks perspective Berks Park the design has begun on that area working with the local leagues and the architect and the crews lake tower has been removed and the works going on to replace the pier out there one other thing Animal Services had in a shelter assessment by the best friends of animals Society a pretty large advocacy group for animals and their assessment team was so impressed with our shelter they recommended us to their National Training Academy to be one of their trained Academy partner sites to hold instruction for other shelter members from across the county from across the country and that's we were we are the only municipal shelter to have ever been recommended for that so that's a huge thing for our animal services group so just a few good news items we will so that there's another now the training center has to come in and visit so there's another process they have to go through a lot of good stuff going on in the county and so I figured you'd like to like to like to hear that and that's all I have chair I don't have anything I think I will I think I will schedule individual briefings with you on on ordinance development rather than taking up your time right now when you say something that means there's gonna be a litigation [Laughter] thank you I have two items one is when I was heading for me after she already met hitter max or chairman she hid her magic hitter max I mean how many hours you won't all right go ahead before me and I'll finish two second I should read this even though it was highlighted in yellow so the Commission on the status of women's May monthly meeting is on May 6th at 2:30 p.m. at the Land O'Lakes library which is where they're holding all their meetings not used to be at the utilities building this one this meeting is their final community resource presentation and it's on safety and access the guest speakers include members of the Pasco County Sheriff's Office sunrise of Pasco and the Homeless Coalition of Pasco and so they meet there on the first Monday of every month and they meet at 2:30 and the public is invited and welcome to come to these meetings so we wanted you to know that the second thing is a couple weeks ago I was approached by Paddy Templeton from one community now if you guys know the good

work that they're doing it's a group of churches and other nonprofits that have come together to help the community in the holiday Lakes area and they sponsor after-school sports programs for the local kids because those kids can't afford to play in the in the leagues and one of the cool things they're doing is they're in the holiday Lakes Community Center teaching literacy financial literacy and other things to the residents and they applied for CDBG it was a CDBG grant two years ago I think to remodel their Clubhouse because it was falling apart and as you've seen many of those community older communities and holiday just like in Kelly Miller's Community something you know how Kelly lost her clubhouse was they needed their hood was out of it was an old hood in the kitchen and I think they needed I don't know five six thousand dollars ten thousand dollars to change their hood and they ended up having to sell their Clubhouse so we've helped a couple the club houses in these older communities and what's going on with the holiday Lakes is that they they received a grant to help fix the roof that was leaking I think paved the parking lot and do a few other things but when when the community development got in there and and our and our and our inspectors went in they found a lot of violations in the building so the the way the community pays for the taxes on that building and the in the annual fees is by renting it out to their community for you know weddings or parties whatever and while this renovation has been going on it's been going on a lot longer than anyone thought they have not been able to rent it out so they just got a bill you know their annual on their annual tax bill they got an assessment of $1,800 which is the utilities portion because as a 501 C 3 they'll they don't pay proper taxes but they don't have any income to pay that $1,800 and so they have asked me for help and I'm talked to the administrator and the only way we can help them to not lose their clubhouse over $1,800 is to because we cannot waive enterprise funds to see if we could cover that for this year while they are under renovation by our Community Development Group and then when they'll get back open and then they can rent it out again and then they'll get the income to pay their bill next year so I'm asking if for one time that we could help them out by covering the cost of the utilities fees which is $1,800 it's like 1802 or how about we loan it to them and they reimburse us once they start making an income there's again going back to the thing that we talked about before possibly I think that would be okay but brothers but we would similar what we did for safer habitat was alone no they have not paid it back but no I think the community would be okay with that I just don't it would it's gonna take them some time I don't know what their annual amount is that they raise from running it out but why don't I talk to them and see if that's a possibility yeah I'll text them

right now you know did you want to say anything more well I think the only challenges it's due at the end of the month sorry is all right I think their assessments do it the end of April they don't they don't have a penny one of the things they're going to be doing is change the and it's gonna be coming through here is there going to be letting residents park their commercial vehicles in their parking lot but we have to change the zoning on it to allow that and that's another way they're gonna earn a little bit of money let's see so I'll text her while you're go doing yours or great we can get an answer all right have two things as I was driving over here today I left I 75 heading west and noticed that from i-75 to Bellamy as open two lanes going west two lanes coming east I didn't realize they were open until today I hadn't been that way 52 from two from i-75 across to Bellamy is open and traffic was moving very nicely right there now their only problem we have is we got a point from that Bellamy to 41 that is still Tulane and will be until it's funded so hopefully some near future will get the funding for that and be able to four-lane that rest way to 41 so it would be good second thing is I rode with city manager Steve spinner his assistant Billy Poe and a councilman Lance Smith this past week market set up with D ot that I could go ride 56 extension and see that highway and coming very well and looks like to me could be July August for the completion even though they have the company has until Sept end of September to complete that section but if you go down that road as soon as it opens if you can ride that road sometime and just notice the view you will see land that no one has been able to see because there was no road there before that's laying abacus it's old Florida there's a windmill a big tank for the cattle and things of that nature and some creeks they go across that road and actually you know it goes down to Marsh bridge cross marks bridge because I'm gonna 301 but a very beautiful highway that in the future is going to change because there's going to be development out that way and hopefully a nice trail on the side and there is not smashed up against the road it's right there is it meandering man is going alongside the road but a 10 foot wide I don't think engineers use trails sidewalk on the north side pretty good size I tried to organize those landowners but it's good so and it looks good but it's really a pretty scene to go through there now and see that so but that's progress that's what's gonna happen one day 54 that congest you got there 156 opens up Fitch force gonna lighten up because they're gonna use that road so there's a lot of good things happening east side of the county so well that that's all I have do you have an answer um she well what she said was um she said but they have no income to pay it back and I'm saying well in

the future what group is no interest what group is in well this is hot well it's holiday Lakes holiday Lakes and it's $1,800 is the issue ok here's what they said I don't think the board would be willing to take on the debt if it fell on them personally since most of them barely can pay their own bills they don't they don't have a it's a voluntary Civic Association so who would say so they don't pay they don't pay any membership dues or anything but it's voluntary they're not know they the group that's putting that together with help from one community now is you know they collect the money from the raphe so I think I'm gonna go back and try it again bring back next month I'm in between now ok what are we gonna do because they'll be in default so what happens when will they be in default because the bill is due when to do those that's your it's your money true bow I don't believe we collected so I'm not sure what happened thought this is the tax collector collects that so what happens do that to pay late fees or taxable oh it's on their tax do that it's part of their tax bill I know I mean that's you can't waive it yeah we can't waive it somewhere else saying waive it I said loan to him like would it have a job yeah well my guys are you that's we said we said a little totally are you dealing with a 501c3 are you dealing with any kind of a legal entity you said it's a voluntary Association I was like well you've got one community now which is a voluntary it's a 501c3 that is helping the community it is the community's civic building that they're holding on to by the skin of their teeth and and that is why they went for a CDBG grant to fix the roof that was leaking do you work were you involved in it at all and they've had nothing but trouble with sorry the key the Community Development Group doesn't do this very often do they do they manage their own projects there's been problems with the roof bid it's been one delay after the other which is why they were they were told to vacate it early long before the work started and so they lost you know we're partly to blame for why they have well we're very much to blame for why they have no rental income so go ahead get thee so yes so this whole the Civic Association did receive about $200,000 from CDBG to renovate the Civic Association in which one community now goes in and does a lot of their things for them yes there were problems yes we had when they get into the building it was a lot more work than they thought we are going to be putting more money into the building which will be coming back to you very shortly probably another hundred thousand of more CDBG money money to put into it so yes there were some issues yes we ran into more building construction and inspections not anything to say bad about the inspection it is what it is old building a lot of things were done illegally in the building so we're here to fix that so they are going to be getting about a

300 350 thousand dollar renovation job on that building when it is done so as far as the 1,800 assessment that's on their taxes CDBG cannot pay for those and so we are not allowed to use CDBG funding for that so how long did did the Community Development tell them they were going to be out of their building what did they actually act I don't know yes so it was not very when they told them I just know when there's a construction that goes on you never know what's gonna happen right so I don't know the exact terms of when they told them they were going to be in or out so it was going to be months and now it's over a year so and at with know no end in sight yet the fire marshal found a few things in there that have to be fixed and so I'm just gonna ask if we could go ahead and pay their fees and work I will work on a repayment plan with the with them but it's silly for us to put all this money into a building that they're gonna lose the money they're getting it's gonna be paid for okay and even the extra funds it's going to be needed we will find the funds to fix all that so there's not an issue with the construction it'll get done we'll work together and get that done issue that is not the issue it's for their tax times it's not taxes well their assessments on their daily waste and they don't pay property taxes because they're not popular their taxes they don't pay property taxes if we paint now what happens next year I don't know well next year so they pay they have paid those bills every year by renting out the building to members in their community but because they have run into all these construction problems and the delays with with the Community Development and our building inspectors who found issues inside that they weren't working on I mean they're making them take off the the wood paneling inside somehow a a to get to an exit door the way they have it you're going through like a storage closet so they have these things that have delayed everything and have had them to have the hall closed for months longer than they anticipated and they they have had no income since March of 2018 to pay for that they used to pay these bills okay so what were there when they were open would they estimate the revenue was for real things of stuff I don't know they've never had a problem paying their bills before I've asked it because they're saying they're able be able to pay it next year so I don't see whether it be a problem with just them saying okay you're being kind enough to loan us the money will we pay it out of those fees well I don't know I don't think they'll be able to pay back in one year I mean I think it's going to take a couple years I can't the problem is the bill is due so you know this is like lacouture I'm sorry or trilby or I mean the holiday Lakes I mean some of its not that bad I'm telling you some of its it's not a wealthy neighborhood and they're just trying to hang on to their Clubhouse when is this mail do I think I'm not

sure the end of this month yeah I think it's it's the end of this month I think it's the end of April its 110 days come up with some people with donations to pay that bill on it they'll be okay she said okay if they can just have more time to pay it and pay it in installments since the tax collector's office won't allow that the 2020 taxes will be due next spring and that the building isn't complete they will have to be paying that all at once say they wouldn't be able to pay two years of taxes all at once can they spread this pay back over a few years so why don't why don't we go ahead and loan them the money and if we raise some money we can help them retire that debt okay I'm not going to do that that all right it's all contribute as well I move that we take $1,800 out of the general fund to pay the fees to the utilities departments bill the tax bill what their assessments are and we will work with them on a repayment plan at the worst at the best we find a way to cover that privately okay I got a motion second all those in favor say aye aye motion passed thank you very much thank you anybody have anything else hearing nothing meetings adjourned [Applause] [Music] you