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Forest Lakes MSTU Minutes 10/01/2013FOREST ROADWAY and DRAINAGE M.S.T.U. LAKES ADVISORY COMMITTEE 3299 East Tamiami Trail - Suite 103 D Naples, FL 34112 1. OCTOBER 19 2013 By MINUTES I. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Robert Jones called the meeting to order at 10:00 AM. A quorum was established; four voting members were present. II. ATTENDANCE Members: Robert Jones — Chairman George Fogg — Vice Chair, Richard Barry, Kenneth Bloom Excused: Kevin McKyton County: Darryl Richard — MSTU Project Manager Harry Sells — Project Manager Michelle Arnold — Director, ATM Others: Scott Windham — Windham Studio, Inc. Jim Carr, PE — Agnoli, Barber& Brundage (JuriStaff — Anne Iacuzzo) III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Vice Chairman Fogg moved to approve the Agenda as submitted. Richard Barry offered a Second in support of the Motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0. IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES (1) September 26, 2013 —Emergency Meeting: Correction: • Page 3, third paragraph, P sentence: The words, "golf course," were deleted. The sentence shall read as follows: "The MSTU re- graded the swales." Addition: Richard Barry noted there was severe flooding on Forest Lakes Drive. At least four units were under water; there was also water incursion (two inches) in the garages and in two of the "Florida" rooms. RE: Emergency Motion Richard Barry mentioned his confusion concerning the Motion to approve the appropriation October 1, 2013 of (up to) $40,000 to open the swales on the golf course. He stated he thought the money was to be used to open all the swales, not just two ( #17 and #15). Michelle Arnold noted the discussion that had taken place prior to the Motion being made referenced the northern portion of the community, with the visual aids (maps) displaying the area. Darryl Richard confirmed it was his understanding, also. [Motion made during the September 26th Emergency Meeting: • "Vice Chairman Fogg moved to approve allowing the MSTU to enter into an Emergency Contract with a vendor to open the swales on the golf course and keep them open during the rainy season." • "Vice Chairman Fogg amended his motion to include the following language: The contract is not to exceed $40,000." Mr. Barry stated it had not been made clear to him during the meeting that the $40,000 was to be used for only two swales. Vice Chairman Fogg stated he understood the funds were to be used for the two swales which were the most problematic at the time. Mr. Barry agreed the discussion concerned the two swales to be done under emergency conditions and the work was to be done by Monday, September 30I'. During the discussion, it was not mentioned that other swales were not to be opened. He further stated he thought $40,000 was excessive if only two swales were to be opened. Vice Chairman Fogg explained since the cost was unknown, it was suggested that $40K would be more than sufficient. It was not anticipated the entire amount would be spent. Kenneth Bloom stated it was his understanding that the funds were appropriated for the two swales most affected by the northern lakes. He stated the purpose of the current meeting was to discuss long -term solutions of the flooding issue as well as continual maintenance of the swales. Darryl Richard stated the total cost to clean the two swales was approximately $9,600. The work was done by Walker Exotic Trees and had been completed on Monday. Vice Chairman Fogg called for a vote on the previous Motion. Vice Chairman Fogg moved to approve the Minutes of the September 26th meeting as amended. Kenneth Bloom offered a Second in support of the Motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0. (2) September 3, 2013 —Regular MSTU Meeting: Kenneth Bloom moved to approve the Minutes of the September 3`d meeting as submitted. Vice Chairman Fogg offered a Second in support of the Motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0. V. BUDGET — DARRYL RICHARD A. Monthly Budget Report: (Report attached: "Forest Lakes MSTU Fund 159, dated September 30, 2013 ") October 1, 2013 Darryl Richard noted the following was the last budget report of the 2012 -2013 Fiscal Year. • Current Ad Valorem Tax Budget: • Tax Receipts Collected: • To be Collected • Operating Expenses: • Open Purchase Orders: • Spent to date (end of FY): • Operating Funds Available: $ 149,900.00 (anticipated to receive) $ 144,560.88 (actually received) $ 5,339.12 (not collected) $ 173,500.00 (Line Item 37) $ 11,140.51 $ 99,003.15 $ 63,356.34 Vice Chairman Fogg asked if the "Spent to Date" contained the $9,600 allocated to clean the swales. Darryl Richard noted the invoice from Walker Exotic Tree Mitigation had been included in the Report. Kenneth Bloom asked if the unused surplus of $63,356.34 would roll over into the 2013 -2014 Budget. Darryl Richard confirmed the amount would "carry forward." • Improvements /Capital Outlay: • Open Purchase Orders: • Spent to Date: • Unencumbered Monies: • Reserves (debt service — Bond): • Total Budget: $ 1,138,493.51 (Line Items 38 & 39) $ 11,877.80 $ 91,152.21 $ 1,035,463.50 $ 1,166,000.00 (Line Item 45) $ 2,269,890.46 (includes Reserves) Darryl Richard noted taxable values have increased and the revenue stream will change based on the millage rate. He further noted the difference between the taxable values of FY -2010 ($176M) versus FY -2013 ($130M) has been significant and is one of the reasons why the Budget Office has set aside $1,166,000 for debt service to the Bond. He concluded most of the Purchase Orders have closed out. Vice Chairman Fogg commented: • The surplus will be needed in the coming year to fund repair work which may be needed in the future. It was originally planned to utilize the $1,166,000 for additional construction work in the community. But, due to the decrease in the value of the homes and units in the development by approximately 25 %, the money was held to cover the Bond indebtedness. The money must be held in Reserves. If the property values continue to increase, there may be extra funds available in the future to complete some of the projects that had been removed from the construction schedule. October 1, 2013 VI. PROJECT MANAGER'S REPORT — DARRYL RICHARD A. Activity since the Emergency Meeting: • Walker Exotic Tree Mitigation had been immediately contracted pursuant to the direction of the Committee to clean the swales on the golf course. The quote submitted was for $9,600. • The contractor made every effort to remove as much of the vegetation as possible — to go as deep as he could with cutting tools despite the water levels in the swales. • The level of the two northern lakes has subsided. The situation is being monitored. • While the water levels have receded, there is still some water in the swales (by design). • One option: to chemically treat the vegetation in the swales • He contacted the contractor recommended by the South Florida Water Management District to obtain a quote for the chemical treatment. It is the same contractor used by the County's Road Maintenance. He is waiting for a response. • He reminded the Committee that the water table is elevated in the entire area and the ground remains super- saturated with moisture. • He is monitoring the weather reports because the extreme amount of rainfall for this year has compromised the ability of the swales to remove the water. (50% than normal to date) • The rainy season is not .yet over and County Engineers, as well as Jim Carr, PE from Engineer from Agnoli, Barber & Brundage, are reviewing the situation. • He recommended the Committee consider the option of pumping water if additional flooding occurs. VII. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S REPORT — SCOTT WINDHAM A. Status Report: Construction Project (Phase 2 and Phase 3 combined) • The Bid approved by the Committee (at the September 3rd meeting) has been added to the Board of County Commissioner's meeting agenda for October. • The Contract will be reviewed by the BCC • If approved, the Purchasing Department will begin processing the Purchase Order to hire the Contractor Michelle Arnold noted: • The purpose of the Reserves is to cover the short -fall with regard to the repayment of the Bond. • The total cost to correct the drainage issue is not yet known. • All of the funds will be utilized to correct the issue. Kenneth Bloom: • The Committee may not want to award the contract to continue construction due to the potential cost to repair the drainage problem. October 1, 2013 The Committee must decide which issue is more important: drainage or the sidewalks. There is only a limited amount of money available. Michelle Arnold stated the Purchasing Department had been consulted to determine if the bid that had been released was flexible enough to cover either issue. She stated that there was no flexibility built into the bid — it was too specific. The alternative would be to reject the bid and re -bid the project. Mr. Bloom noted even if the bid is approved by the BCC, the Committee does not have to approve awarding the Contract. The item can be removed from the BCC's agenda. Scott Windham noted the Committee had approved revisions to the parking configuration in the Pine Ridge intersection which will become an addendum to the Contract. Darryl Richard noted the Maintenance Contract bid is in Purchasing for review. The bid has not been released. He stated the bid was configured so that items could be added or removed as necessary. He further noted the Bond will not be paid out until 2022. Additional funds will not be allocated to Capital Improvements until after the Bond has been repaid. Kenneth Bloom asked when the debt service payment is due. Michelle Arnold replied that two payments are made each year: January and July. Mr. Bloom noted $144,560.88 had been collected for debt service and operations. He stated approximately $519,000 is collected each Fiscal Year to operate the MSTU and service the debt on the Bond. He asked how much they were "short" on the debt service. He stated there was a short-fall (Ad Valorem) of $5,339.12. The Reserve fund will cover the debt service if the MSTU cannot. Michelle Arnold stated the principal and interest on the Bond is approximately $550,000 per year. Mr. Bloom concluded approximately $200,000 will be withdrawn from the Reserves to make the January payment. Until the property tax values increase, the same amount will be paid each year from the Reserves. (Note: $1,166,000 - 200,000 = 5.83 payments.) Darryl Richard noted even if the $1,166,000 is not touched, there will still be an issue concerning repayment in 5 years. Kenneth Bloom requested Michelle Arnold ask the Budget Office to provide the following information for the next meeting: • the initial amount of the Bond; • the amount of the payments made; • the current balance; • what is the amount of the short fall. Suggestion: Refinance the bond at a lower interest rate to reduce the payments. Current interest rates are lower than when the bond was issued. October 1, 2013 VIII. OLD BUSINESS A. Flooding/Drainage Issues Vice Chairman Fogg stated the next issue to be discussed was if there are any long- term solutions to the drainage problem. He stated the Committee has studied the issue for several years. Several solutions had been recommended and were implemented. The MSTU thought the situation had been corrected but it was not. He asked the Project Manager for a status report. Darryl Richard responded the new Consulting Engineer, Jim Carr, has not had a great deal of time to evaluate the situation. (Mr. Carr is the 3`d Consulting Engineer.) He stated the area had been in a drought for the past few years — until this year. He stated all options to improve the situation are being reviewed. Jim Carr, P.E.: • It appears the systems are working and flowing along the southern and western portions of the community. • The problem is water moving through the golf course from the north to the south. • The lakes interconnect. • Cleaning the swales on the golf course improved the flow which will help if another heavy rainfall occurs. • There may be a blockage or restriction behind the condos — either a volume restriction or an elevation — that does not allow the two lakes to equalize. There was a two -foot difference in the levels of the lakes during the flooding emergency. • The focus of the emergency meeting was the two northern lakes which connect through the golf course to the southern lake. • The difference of two feet in the levels between the two lakes is "excessive." • The swale connections must be inspected to determine capacity. • There could be a volume issue that is preventing the water from moving quickly. • The data regarding the elevation is not currently available. • Original design plans and recent work will be reviewed. Q. (Resident) Where is the temporary dam that was built? A. (Jim Carr) There was quite a restriction from the southwest corner of the property out to the Royal Poinciana bridge. A major improvement was done. The cross - section was very constricted — it was opened up — rip racks were installed — it is working well now. A resident asked where the swales that were opened during the emergency were located and Mr. Carr pointed out the areas on the map. Darryl Richard noted one swale was closest to Turtle Lakes fairway. He asked if installing piping would improve the conditions. Jim Carr responded it should but installation will be determined by the capacity of the swales. He will survey some cross - sections and run a model. If the modeling matches actual conditions, piping will be installed on the model to see how it would October 1, 2013 affect the area. Water flows through a pipe while a swale makes it more difficult for water to travel — the water has to get up several inches before the volume can be pushed through. Generally, there is an advantage to having a pipe connection. Vice Chairman Fogg noted the residents should be aware that when development was constructed thirty years ago, the restrictions regarding construction then are not the same as now. The topography of the community sits low. There is no way around that -- it is not simple or easy. There is no magic solution. Jim Carr concurred the land sits very low and there is very little elevation within the community. He stated opening up as many things as possible should help. XI. PUBLIC COMMENTS • Jessa Olson (Turtle Lakes Golf Colony Assn.) (resident since 1980) • Water is still resting under the drain grates at Forest Lakes /Quail Run and has been for 16 days. The water has not drained — there is no flow. • The parking lots were flooded. There were cars parked in the golf cart paths because of the water. • Although she has been waiting for sidewalks for 3+ years, she would prefer to have the drains fixed first — unless the drains can be fixed at the same time as the sidewalks are installed. • She wants a long -term solution. Connie Villegas (Turtle Lakes) • Knowing that there is so much traffic on Forest Lakes — people are cutting through, using the road to go somewhere else — why weren't the sidewalks a priority? • People are walking in the streets because there is nowhere else to go. • The priority should have been the area that is so congested with cars and pedestrians. (Comment: "Someone is going to get killed — I agree. ") Vice Chairman Fogg agreed everyone is concerned about pedestrian safety on Forest Lakes. He noted there were two different issues: (1) the safety of pedestrians, and (2) the safety of their homes. He explained there are two problems with only one pot of money. The Committee is trying to do the best it can to solve those problems. Ken Bloom recalled when the project began, Staff contacted each Condo Association. The sidewalks could not be done until the MSTU received an easement for each Association which was a requirement of the Condo Associations. It took over 18 months to obtain the easements. He stated if the necessary documents had been obtained quickly, the sidewalks would have been done first. The project could not be held up even longer while the various Associations decided which side of the road was their choice. He further stated the MSTU is still waiting to receive easements. October 1, 2013 • Jessa Olson asked why the documents had not been obtained before the project commenced. Michelle Arnold noted there had been conflicts with the various Associations. • Ms. Olson agreed the common land belongs to the Association but stressed the Committee should have obtained all necessary information before starting anything. Vice Chairman Fogg stated there were multiple problems — most of which have been solved. It was not due to lack of trying — it took an enormous amount of time and effort. Darryl Richard pointed out another problem was determining where the utilities were located. To avoid ripping out existing sidewalks, additional sub - surface utility surveys were required. Vice Chairman Fogg stated, "We didn't know what we were going to run into so how could we have known that we should have done something..." • Connie Villegas asked if the problems with Turtle Lakes had been solved. Darryl Richard acknowledged final documents were in the process of being signed. Michelle Arnold confirmed signed documents were being obtained. Jim Lynn (Forest Lakes Blvd.) stated his Association had granted an easement when the documents were presented in March, 2012. It is his understanding more documents must be signed — the documents that had been signed previously were not the "final" documents. His Association preferred installing the sidewalks first for the safety of people walking at night. He stated, "We are fortunate, so far, there haven't been any fatalities." Concerning the debt service, he suggested since interest rates are depressed, the Budget Office should investigate refinancing the amount to lower the payments and save money. Vice Chairman Fogg stated Staff would review the issue with the Budget Office. • Lee Dixon, Manager — Turtle Lakes, stated Turtle Lakes is very interested in having the sidewalks built first. He thanked the Committee for the fine job — the swales have been cleared out and water was moving. Vice Chairman Fogg noted the bid for the project to install the lights, sidewalks and improve the turning lane has been approved by the Committee and was sent to the Board of County Commissioners to review and approve. Construction is anticipated to begin in January, 2014. The construction period is slated for 120 days. • Jim Dougherty (Fairway Villas) stated he would hate to see the sidewalks deferred. October 1, 2013 While a long -term solution is being discussed, Mr. Dougherty suggested concentrating on maintenance issues and pumping the culverts. He noted his Association signed their documents in March, 2012, and have been advised that additional documents will need to be approved. Vice Chairman Fogg called for a show of hands. He asked how many residents preferred to drop the sidewalk issue and devout the monies strictly to drainage. He noted the cost to solve the drainage issue is unknown. He asked, "If we don't have enough money to do both, which is the most crucial ?" Kenneth Bloom stated he has lived on the single - family side of the community for the past 20 years. He stated driving was worse 20 years ago when there was no drainage and nothing had been done. He summarized the situation: o There is approximately $1M remaining from the Bond that can be spent to complete the sidewalk, lighting and entrance project. o Not having sidewalks is dangerous. o We also have an issue concerning drainage. It will become even more of an issue if we cannot find a long -term solution. o We do not have a long -term solution at the moment. o Mr. Carr, the consulting Engineer, needs more time to develop a long -term solution. o The bid for the project will be approved by the Board of County Commissioners on October 8`h o If we ask Staff to pull the item from the Agenda in order to address the drainage issue, the project will be delayed for a minimum of three more months before we can again go before the Board of County Commissioners. o The entire process would start over again. Unlike a private company, the County had its own process which is lengthy. o The question is: "What is important ?" o We are stuck as to what is the best solution. There are two problems. Darryl Richard cautioned that financing is a consideration. The cost to solve the drainage issue is unknown and there may not be enough in the Budget. He stated it could be years before the project may be considered again. o The Committee must make a decision as to how to proceed. Mr. Bloom acknowledged 50% of the residents would not be happy, no matter which decision was made. Vice Chairman Fogg asked Jim Carr for an estimate concerning when he might have a plan to present with regard to the flooding problem and the costs. Mr. Carr estimated he would need approximately six months to thoroughly study the issue and develop a plan. Vice Chairman Fogg noted if the sidewalk project was delayed, it would probably be permanently "killed ". He stated one alternative was to ask residents to contribute October 1, 2013 additional money but again stressed the cost to alleviate the flooding issue was unknown. Another was to wait until property values increased to generate additional money. He reiterated there would not be enough money to complete both projects. Darryl Richard reminded the Committee and attendees there was no "magic bullet" to "solve" the drainage issue. He stated he also consulted the County's Engineers. The problem may be improved but it will not be completely solved because the entire community sits low. Kenneth Bloom concurred, stating there will still be flooding especially in the same type of situation, i.e., a great deal of rain falling within a short amount time. Q. What is the "bottom line" figure if we went ahead with the sidewalk project? A. $950,000. Q. When the flooding occurred, the swales or culverts were completely overgrown with vegetation? Why was that? Vice Chairman Fogg stated the golf course maintains the swales but was unable with the type of equipment used to mow the swales due to the amount of water in them. Q. That was before the flooding? A. Before the flooding and it's become worse. The vegetation has had two more weeks to grow. Vice Chairman Fogg acknowledged both the golf course and the MSTU knew there was a problem. No one expected to receive a 25 or 50 -year rain event. "We were waiting until the water went down to clean out the vegetation." Kenneth Bloom stated the long -term solution to the swale problem is to maintain them on a continuing basis. The MSTU will fix the ongoing maintenance portion of the problem. Proper maintenance will alleviate some of the problem but considering the amount of water and the timeframe during which it fell — even if the swales had been cleaned, there would still have been a flooding problem ... maybe not to the same extent, but there still would have been some flooding. The lakes in the northern portion of the community were holding a great deal of water. Even if the lakes were able to push out the water to the swales, too much rain fell and the pumps were not able to handle it. Q. I know we have been talking about a shortage of funds. If the Finance Department could look at re- financing, it may or may not generate additional funds. You can't just compare interest rates against interest rates. You must take into consideration other costs such as accounting fees, but it certainly would be beneficial solely on a pure interest rate spread — but it just may generate enough funds to cover these projects. Vice Chairman Fogg reiterated Staff has agreed to review the issue. • Mary Ann Gracey (Fairway Villas — Building #2) stated someone will be hurt on Forest Lakes Boulevard. Even if the MSTU does everything and the money is spent — we will still have some flooding. Whatever was done did help, but this rain was very unusual. Sidewalks are necessary — they are needed. 10 October 1, 2013 • John Vanderheld (Turtle Lakes) stated during the September 26th Emergency Meeting we discussed obtaining a pump to get water out to Pine Ridge Road. Has anyone thought about putting a drain pipe underground at both ends? Kenneth Bloom stated it would be evaluated, as well as the cost and the benefits. It is on the table. There are a number of items to be considered including pumping the lakes down in advance the next storm. Jim Carr stated lowering the lakes was more of an emergency situation — if a tropical storm was coming, the volume of water could be reduced. Once the level is reduced, the ground water will come back up. We have high ground water — there is not much that can be done about it. Vice Chairman Fogg explained the existing water table was not two to three feet underground but was at ground level. When it rains, there is no place for the water to go. Harold (Quail Run Golf Club) stated that in the past, the golf course had little or no problems with flooding, except for hurricanes and big tropical storms. We went along with the deal to take all the water from the hard surfaces in the community and put it on the golf course. You designed the swale system. It seemed to work very well and the MSTU maintained them for two years. Then it stopped. Once the MSTU maintains the swales again, please give consideration to the fact that we don't have equipment — we are willing to help and cooperate in every way we can. The crew that was mowing the two swales did a great job but there is so much undergrowth, the water can't go down any faster. Please give some consideration — the golf course is not the "bad guy" in all of this — we have been taking all this water and we don't know what to do with it. Vice Chairman Fogg noted the Public Comment portion of the meeting was concluded. Darryl Richard asked to address the issue of the bid before further discussion took place, i.e., did the Committee want to keep it on the Agenda for the Board of County Commissioner's October 8th meeting? Kenneth Bloom supported keeping it on the Agenda. Vice Chairman Fogg requested a show of hands in support of the sidewalk project. (The majority agreed.) Kenneth Bloom moved to approve keeping the Bid on the Agenda for the Board of County Commissioners' October 8rh meeting. Richard Barry offered a Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0. Vice Chairman Fogg stated the Committee will review finding a solution to the drainage issue, if it is even possible. Kenneth Bloom agreed that it was "unknown territory." He asked Mr. Carr if the swales were maintained properly on a quarterly or bi -annual basis, would there be as much of a flooding problem. 11 October 1, 2013 Jim Carr noted the flooding may not have been as severe. Kenneth Bloom asked if the main contributor to the problem was the lack of maintenance in the swales prior to the rainy season. Mr. Carr agreed it did contribute to the problem. Maintaining the swales would open things up and give a bit of extra staging to bring the water down slightly. Kenneth Bloom moved to approve allowing the MSTU to take over maintenance of all drainage swales from the lakes to relieve any flooding areas and to add the costs into the Budget. Richard Barry offered a Second in support of the Motion. Mr. Bloom stated: • The MSTU can alleviate part of the problem by taking over maintenance of the swales. • We need to know the cost. • Staff should determine a schedule — quarterly, bi- annually, or annually. • Staff should hire a vendor. He asked Darryl Richard for an estimate of the cost to pump water out to Pine Ridge Road. A. For one week (7 days) the cost was $40,549. It is a temporary solution. Darryl Richard suggested the Committee to approve allocating up to $55,000 for any emergency situation. Richard Barry noted even portions of Pine Ridge Road were underwater during the height of the storm. Kenneth Bloom suggested hiring Walker Exotic to immediately clean out other swales. Darryl Richard noted a final step was to chemically treat the swales to retard the growth of vegetation and asked if the Committee was to direct staff to obtain pricing. Vice Chairman Fogg noted treating the vegetation will not solve the immediate problem. He supported treating the swales as part of the maintenance program. Darryl Richard will obtain figures for mowing and chemically treating the swales to present at the next meeting. Kenneth Bloom noted the $63,000 surplus will carry over to the next Fiscal Year and could be used to off -set the cost of the additional maintenance item. He suggested inspecting the other swales. Richard Barry noted within an hour of the storm began Fairways #7, 8 and 9 were under water. Kenneth Bloom suggested inspecting and taking care of the other swales while conditions were drier. Darryl Richard stated there was a great deal of vegetation that must be removed. He suggested having Walker handle two additional swales. Kenneth Bloom stated there are two more months of the hurricane season. It will not cost $63,000 to clean them out. We might as well use the surplus to be proactive and save money in the long run. 12 October 1, 2013 ^ Darryl Richard agreed since the cost to remove the vegetation was worth the honey. He suggested mowing and treating the sw-ale closest to Fairways 7, 8 and 9 and on the west side, near Turtle Lakes (Lake 14). He estimated $30,000 should be sufficient. Jim Carr agreed with Mr. Richard's assessment. He concurred having the swales cleaned will help move water in the event of another extreme storm. Kenneth Bloom noted the Committee had authorized the use of up to $40,000 in its Emergency Funds motion — only $1 OK was spent. Kenneth Bloom moved to approve utilizing the remaining portion of the Emergency Funds, up to $40,400, to clean out the remaining swales on the east side at Fairways 7, 8 and 9, and near Turtle Lake. Richard Barry offered a Second in support of the motion. Carried unanimously, 4 — 0. IX. NEw BUSINESS (Vone) X. COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMENTS (None) It was noted the AISTU regularly meets on the first Tuesday of every month and the schedule is also available on the County's website. NEXT MEETING: NOVEMBER 5, 2013 AT 10:00 AM FOREST LAKES CONDO ASSOCIATION CLUBHOUSE 1058 FOREST LAKE DRIVE, NAPLES, FL 34105 There being no further business for the good of the County, the Meeting was adjourned by order of the Chairman at 12:20 PM. FOREST LAKES ROADWAY AND DRAINVTAGE MSTU ADVISORY CONIMITTEE Robert Jones, Chair n The :Minutes were approved by the Committee Chair on %�� � • /Qj , 2013 as submitted' t1, OIL "as amended'' L. 13