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DSAC Minutes 09/04/2002 R September 4, 2002 TRANSCRIPT OF THE MEETING OF THE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE NAPLES, FL September 4, 2002 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the, Development Services Advisory Committee in and for the County of Collier, having conducted business herein, met on this date at 3:30PM in REGULAR SESSION in Building E of the Collier County Community Development Services Center, Naples, Florida, with the following members present: CHAIRMAN: Dino Longo ATTENDENCE: DSAC MEMBERS Charles M. Abbott Dalas Disney Robert Duane Marco Espinar Blair Foley Brian Jones Dino Longo Justin Martin Thomas Masters Brian Milk Thomas Peek Anthony Pires Jr. Herbert Savage Peter Van Arsdale STAFF MEMBERS: Joe Schmitt Page 1 September 4, 2002 Approval of Minutes No staff announcements Meeting called to order at 3:35 by Dino Longo III. IV. FIMA- no report, just a possible restudy Transportation- no update A. 17~ impact fee workshop B. 24,25 transportation workshop C. numbers will be released D. 13 % use of interstate E. 2x increase F. 15 responses were received Public Utilities Division Update - Tom Wides A. Water- plan of enough water for season B. Back up plans 1. 9 wells in place by December 2. Operation will be ready for season 3. Feb completion of project is off by 2 months for contract and now a 28 day rain delay request C. Master Plan Update 1. First draft 2. Population estimates are to be done around September or October 3. Board Date in Feb a. 6 weeks to 2 moths to work through Feb approval for board b. capital expenditures- reliability side user fee, some impact fee may be assessing off of master plan c. this is for water and waist water 4. More updates will come 5. Will be tight 6. Water restrictions are an alternative Collier County Health Department-Ralph Randerbeek A. Thanked sub-comity and Patrick Wise B. Ordinance 1. Highest % of exempt pools in state 2. Construction is unknown on these pools 3. Water quality 4. Motels injuries and death have occurred 5. 2nd page changed 6. 300-350 pools with exempt status 7. 20x40 pools are the most frequent in this class 8. safety inspection and water quality test a. would like to do this with exempt pools Page 2 September 4, 2002 VI. J 10. 11. 12. b. Patrick has passed this language on the ordinance 32 units or less can apply for exemption a. safety evaluation of already existing and water testing and main drain function retro fitting is not the concern safety is the concern Split recommendation from sub-comity Recommended to approve discussion, seconded Called to question- 6 for and 4 against Fire Ordinance- Ed Riley A. Short Summary 1. When code went into effect 2. Calculated to verify water, better chlorine residual 3. Information put into single document for state code 4. Thomas Peek had controversial ordinance a. Fire trucks driving to fast b. Traffic issues c. These are other codes put in one place 5. It is required not 6. Some require now and some in permitting process B. Recommendation from sub-comity to move this on C. Motion and seconded with Yea's having it D. Fees Schedule Adoption 1. Re-evaluation 2. Annalist passed out 3. Sub-comity looked in detail 4. Summary of fee increase for fire plans review 5. Reallocation with some fees increases for fire plan review 6. Page 2 4th pages in packet a. 2 columns should be equal b. page I is options of redistribution 7. Some permit fees going down, come going up 8. Fire sprinkler review on 2"d page 9. Next step is going to board next month 10. Implementation not immediate 11. Word should be reached by user 12. Specialty field have been told 13. This is a time study E. Recommendation from sub-comity to move forward for 1.1 is unanimous vote F. Compliments to staff G. Approved and seconded none against Yea's having it. Land Development- Dalas Disney A. Confusion about day to meet B. Got through 1/2 through land development C. Sept. 19 D. Building plans for architectural drawing - Herbert Savage Page 3 September 4, 2002 VII. VIII. IX. Utility Code- Thomas Masters A. Justin Martin- pipe manufacturing recommendation with sub- comity agreement, deferred election of next chairman for sub- comity B. AD Hock and Construction 1. Code enforcement 2. Pools, fire 3. Ultimate goal as stated by Joseph Schmitt- set up 0 based budget each department pays for its self 4. Planning loss leader or charge for services rendered 5. Identify cost of doing business 6. Reduction in fees increase in planning fees 7. Identification of productivity, man hours 8. Based on average a. still in development b. variance fees evaluation c. time tracking system implementation 9. Blair Foley- reports and addressing hasn't been 10. CD plus replacement will have to happen first 11. Talk more about it in sub-comity, input is welcome 12. Herbet Savage- don't make a mountain out of a mole hill 13. Submitt and charge New Business A. None Committee Member Comments A. Charles Abbott- LDS Reworking B. Tony Pires- apology for absences C. Dalas Disney- internet, current functions, Microsoft compatible, ask vendors, production market, 1113 pay for system - 10 to 12 vendors, web, sight available, complete scope of work for vendors, clear schedule, off shelf components D. Thomas Peek- replacement E. Herbert Savage- compliments to director Mr. Schmitt F. Brian Jones- assess charges, write one check and spread it, separate checks with one being written G. Marco Espinar- No comment H. Joseph Schmitt- No comment I. Thomas Masters- No comment J. Brain Milk- project keeping track of them, big project pay for little projects, time analysis K. Robert Duane- government business, entire costs L. Justin Martin- LDC amendment summary sheet proposed are on line M. Peter Van Arsdale- 113 allocation Non staff or public comment Adjourned Page 4