Agenda 05/19/1998 R Cicrk To TI~ t~rd/M. .
Admin/4 Kcm'on
FP CV IN
COLLIER COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 19, 1998
9:00 a.m.
NOTICE: ALL PERSONS WISH~'C TO SPEAK ON ANY AGENDA fTEM MUST REGISTER
PRIOR TO SPEAKING. SPEAKERS MUST REGISTER WITH THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
PP,/~ TO THE PRESENTATION OF THE AGENDA ITEM TO BE ADDRESSED.
REQUESTS TO ADDRESS THE BOARD ON SUI3J'ECTS WHICH ARE NOT ON THIS AGENDA
MUST BE SUBMTTTED IN WRITING WITH EXPLANATION TO THE COUNTY
ADM'[N1STRATOR AT LEAST 13 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING AND WILL
BE HEARD UNDER 'PUBLIC PETITIONS".
ANY PERSON WHO DEC[DES TO APPEAL A DECISION OF THIS BOARD WILL NEED A
RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING THERETO, AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO
ENSURE THAT A VERI~A'/'I~ RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD
INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY A~N'D EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
ALL REGISTERED PUBLIC SPEAKERS WILL BE LIMITED TO FIVE (5) MINUTES UNLESS
PERMISSION FOR ADDITIONAL TEVIE IS GRANTED BY THE CHAIRMAN.
ASSISTED LISTENLN'G DEVICES FOR THE HEARL~'G [MPAIP, ED ARE AVAILABLE IN THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
LUNCH RECESS SCHEDULED FOR 12:00 NOON TO 1:00 P.M.
INVOCATION. Rcvertnd James Lake, Firs1 United Methodist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A.
B.
C.
April 10, 1998 - Special meeting.
April 21, I998 - Regular meeting.
April 28, 1998 - Regular meeting.
PRO~TIONS AND SERVICE AWARDS
A= PROCLAMATIONS
l)
Proclamation proclaiming the week of May 17-X1, 1998 u Emergency Medical
Services Week. To be accepted by Ch;el Diane Flagg, Emergency Services.
May 19, 1998
2)
Proclamation proclaiming Saturday, May 2.1, 199~ aa Midnight Basketball
Day. To be accepted by Keith Larson, Golden Gate Community Center
Supervisor and Janlce Elliott, Golden Gate Community Center Program
Leader, II.
3)
Proclamation proclaiming May 19, 1998 aa Rotary International Crmsp Study
Ezchange Team Day. To be accepted by Phlllppine~ Group Study Exchange
Tom Members - Gabriel £vengellst~ Tom Leader A Retired Mechanical
and Metallurgical Engineer;, Marianne OcsIo, Team Member A Medlctl
Doctor specializing la Obstetrics; Gene Nl~peros~ Team Member & Medical
Doctor specializing in Community Medicine; Jos~tte Balongt, Team Member
and Training O~cer & TQM Specialist; Loreidel Saura, Team Member &
Television & Radio Host and George Droblnski, Representative for Rotary and
Incoming District Chairman for Group Study Exchange in this area.
SERVICE AWARDS
Co
1) Martin Herrera - Road & Bridge - $ years.
2) Michael Patten - Road & Bridge - $ years.
PRESENTATIONS
APPROVAL OF CLERK'S REPORT
A. ANALYSIS OF CHANGES TO RESERVES FOR CONTI~GENCrI~.S.
PUBLIC PETITIONS
COL?qTY ADME~'ISTRATOR'S REPORT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1)
Recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners with respect to the
adoption of policies and pnx:edures for summary agenda items and procedur~
for presentations before the Board of County Commiflloners and the Collier
Count)' Planning Commission.
PUBLIC WORKS
1)
Recommended speed limit change~ for the roadwa~rs in the Gulf Harbor
Subdi~4sion.
2)
Re~4ew of Gateway Triangle Stormwater Maa~er Plan and recommendations to
implement aJternatives.
C. PUBLIC SERVICKS
D. SUPPORT SERVICES
1) This item deleted.
May 19, 1998
2) Authorization to Adopt a "Specltl Ser~4ce C'harll* u A~med In Section I19.07,
F.S. to Pay for the Prm4s~on of Information Regarding Special ~entk
Financed Water and Sewer Impact Fees, and Water and Sewer Charges.
E. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
P. AIRPORT AUTHORITY
9. COUNTY ATTORNEY'S REPORT
10. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONKRS
1, OTHER ITEMS
A. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
B. PUBLIC COMMENT ON GENERAL TOPICS
PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HEARD IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING STAFF ITEMS
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS - BCC
A. COM3*REHENSfV'E PLAN AMENDMENTS
B. ZONING AMENDMENTS
C. OTHER
BOARD OF ZONLNG APPEALS
A. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARLNGS
B. OTHER
STAFF'S COMMUNICATIONS
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMLSSIOIVERS' COMMUNICATIONS
CONSENT AGENDA. All matters listed under this item are considered to be routine and
act~n will be taken by one motion witbeut separate discussion of each item. If discuulon ts
desired by a member of the Board, that item(s) will be removed from the Consent Agenda and
considered separately.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1)
Board approval of a Budget Amendment recognizing positive carry forward
variance fa the Pollution Control Fund (114).
2) .4dsfgnment Agreement for easement for Pelican Marsh, Unit 16.
]V~y19,1998
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2o)
LAn Rnolutton. Code Enforcement Cue No. 70502-091- Record Owner -
Cla~& E. LaRue
Lien Rt,~olutiou. Code £nrorcement Cue No. 71009-072- Record Owner -
Kelly Ann Mohn & Jaxnes O. Mohn H
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Ca~e No. 80122-060 - Record Owner-
Marleta
Lien Re~olution. Code Enforcement Case No. 70528-053 - Record Owner -
Jorle & Angela R, tmoa
Lien Resolution. Code Enforcement Case No. 7091f~021- Record Owner -
Felix Lercb Family Trust
Lien Resolution. Code Enforcement C~e No. 70912-011 - Record Owner -
Doris G. Hathaway & Mariene V. York
Lien Re~olution. Code Enforcement Cue No. 71015=040 - Record Owner-
Thomu Wal~h
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Ca~ No. 70917-004 - Record Owne~-
£~C Holdings Inc.
Lien Re~4ution - Code Enforcement Ctse No. 70911-0S7. Record Owner -
Daniels, Phleany/J Brown & Brown, Jennifer
Lien Rr. aolution - Code Enforcement Case No. 70919.034. Record Owner Luia
Va,zquez Perez
Lien Resolution- Code Enforcement Ctse No. 70919.038 - Record Owner Etzer
Lalanne
Lien R~solution - Code Enforcement Case No. 7092~010 - Record Owner-
Odedo $11vu
Lien Re~olutlon - Code Enforcement Case No. 70923.034. Record Owner -
Fleet -Mortgage Corp
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Cue No.71001.084 - Record Owner-
Aylln C. Tamayo
Lien Re~olution - Code Enforcement Case No. 7100(~012. Record Owner-
Carol Grant
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Case No. 71010-024. Record Owner-
Lloyd Sheeban
~ ReaolutJon - Code Enforcement C~e N'o. 71010021. Record Owner-
Guy J. Llru~ ET UX
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Case No. 71010=068 - Record Owner -
Wlilitm D. ¢ollinl ITl
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May 19, 1998
22)
Uen Resolution - Code Enforcement CaJe No, 71014-034}. Record Owner -
Thoma~ J & Lori Mancy JR
Lien Reaolution - Code Enforcement Case No, 71016-070. Record Owner -
DiMarco & DiMarco [nc.
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Lien Resolution - Code EnForcement Case No. '/1021-1L~ - Record O~vner -
Boris & £mogene L. Pukay
Lk-n Resolution. Code Enforcement Cate No. 710:~O-12J - Record Owner
Sunbrella Home~
27)
Lien Resolution * Code Enforcement Case No. 71030-159 - Record Owner -
Ram Yenture~ % Faco~neer Tile & Marble
L~n Resolution. Code Enforcement Cole No. 71103-O91 - Record Owner-
Anne Lcterme % loses Van Purte
Lien Resolution - Code £nforcement Cate No. 71121-014 - Record Owner -
Marion L. Johnson
Lien Resolution - Code Enforcement Case No. 71124-047- Record Owner-
Be~eriy Ann Coleman
29)
Lien Resolution. Code Enforcement Case No, 71210-009 - Record Owner -
Nathaniel & Chariie Mae Gray E~t
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Lien resolution- Code Enforcement Cate No. 7121~,-079 - Record Owner -
Robert J & Leslie K Fredrickson
Request to approve for r~cordlng the final plat of "Pelican Lake RV Resort,
Phate Four", and apprava! of the Performance Security.
Request to approve for recording the final plat of "Pelican Lake RV Resort,
Phase Three", and approval of the Performance Security.
PUBLIC WORKS
1)
2)
Approve a Con~ent Order with the South l:~orida Water Management District
(SFWMD) for permitte,'J encroachments into the Cocohatchee CanzL
This item hat been deletrd.
-~) This item hat been deleted.
4)
Approval to renew Contract #9~-2430 for Engineering ServJce~, Bridge and
Structure Repairs.
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the acqulsltion of road right-of-way, sidewalk,
slope, utility, drainage, maintenance and temporary construction easements
and/or fee simple t~tle for the North Naples Roadway M,miclpal Service TazJng
and Benefit Unit O.~ng~ton Road) from lmmokalee Road (C.R. 846) to the
L~"._/Coiller Coonty Line, CIE ProJect No, 021.
May 19, 1998
Accepttnce of a permanent draJuage easement from Sonmar of Naples, L.I-C.
to replace I temporary drtinage eJ~ement.
PUBLIC SERVICES
SUPPORT SERVICES
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4)
Convert Emergency Management Technician (Permanent, Part-Time) to Full-
Time Emerlency Management Position with Full Benefits.
Award a Contrac~ to Candlto Management Group, lac. for Food and Beverage
Conce~lon at the Main Government Complex and to Terminate the Agreement
with the State of Florida, Dh4s~on of Blind Services.
To Anthortze the Beard CTnairman to Sign a Memorandum of Understandinz
for a Summer Youth Program__
Recognize Revenue and Expenses P~-tired and Senior volunteer Program Fund
Appropriate Carry Forward la the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
Fund (I 16).
6)
8)
InterlocaJ Agreement between Collier County and the Dependent &
Independent Fire Districts for Ba~ic Medical Training for FirefighterL
Addendum to Cooperative Agreement with the Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services Division of Forestry and Collier County for Fire Protection.
Approval of a Budget Amendment for Emergency Modifications and Additions
to Ezltting Main Campus Chiller Plant.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
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2)
Budget Amendment Report
Apprnval to procure grant writing ~erx-~ce~ through a c~tlve pu~hufng
a~an gement
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE
1) MISCELLANEOUS I'I'EMS TO F[L£ FOR RECORD ~ ACTION AS
DIRECTED.
OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
COUNTY ATTORNEY
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May 19, 1998
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J. ALRPOitT AUTHOltlTY
17. ADJOIYaN
INOUI]U~ CONCi:RNING CHANGgS TO TRg BOARD'S AGENDA SROITLD BE MADE TO THY,
COUNTY ADMINl~--IOtTOlt~ OFfiCE AT
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING
MAY19~ ~99S_
ADD: FFEM 8(B)(3~ . APPROYE AN AMENDMENF OT SECTION 4 OF THE
CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT FOR CONTP, HCT NO. 97-2771; REMOVAL OF NON-
SPECIFICATION MATERIAL FROM THE NHPI..F~ BF~CIt AND AUFHO~E
svsvr.~s~oN OF THE coNTacT rn4~ U~L ~ ~VO OF THr. Sr.A rVRrL~
n~~ SEA~O~. tSrAFF'S REQVE~r).
MOVE: ITEM 8(B)(D TO 16(B}(8~ - RECOM34END SPEED LIMIT CItAIVGES FOR THE
ROADWAYS 13I THE GULF HARBOR SUBDII, TSION. (STAFF'S REQUEST).
MOVE: ITEM 16(D~(6~ TO 8(D~($) . INTERLOCAL ~4GREEMENT BETN/EEN COLLIER
COUNTY AND THE DEPENDENT & INDEPENDENT FIRE DISTRICTS FOR BASIC
MEDICAL TRAINING FOR FIREFIGHTERS. (COMMISSIONER NORRIS).
MOVE: ITEM 166E1(2~ TO $tTDt'l) . .4PPROt/AL TO PROCURE GR/~FF WRFFING
S£R~CES THROUG~ a CO0~r~ ~v~~a ~~a~~ (staFF's
~QU~.
CONTINUE TO JUNE 2, 19911 MEETING: ITEM 16(D~(2~ AWARD A CONTRACT TO
CANDITO MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC., FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE CONCESSION
AT THE MAIN GOVERNMENT COMPLEX AND TO TERMINATE THE AGREEMENT
WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA, DIVISION OF BLIND SERVICES. (COMMISSIONER
CONSTANTINE).
PROCLA MA TIO [
Emergency Medical Services Department Paramedic's and E.M T. 's provide
medical care to victims of sudden life-threatening injuries and illnesses, often
under stressful conditions and in high.rLrk situations, to save the lives of others;
and
Emergency Medical Servicex profexstonals must rapidly assess, manage, and
effectively provide care in unpredictable situations requiring life and death
judgments; and
Emergency Medical Services professionals are often the first contact many
residents and vi. ritor$ to A'aPleS/Collier County.hcn. e with the health care system,
and these professtonal~ provide education, asses.rment, prevention, and referral
services In addition to their emergency activitfe~r; and
If/H£tLEAs, the residents and visitors of Collier Coun.ty benefit daityfrom the efforts of
da'lled paramedics and emergency medical technicians; and
IVttEREAs, It t~ critical that the general pub#c be made aware of understand, support and
effec#vely use its local emergency medical services
~.. . system,, and
I~I-IER~s, recognition Is due to all emergency medical service, rprofexMonals for their
?' ' .... ' :Y commissioners
' , t~,y8 be destgnatedas
EMERGENCY MEDIC.4L SER PTCE$ H/EEK
DONE AND ORDERED TtlI$19th Day of May, 1998. HAt l $ ~
BO~4RD OF COUNT~ COMMISSIO
COLLIER COtlarl~ rr ~ ~ ,r~ ~
PROCLAMATION
on May 2, 1996, the Golden Gate Community Center opened its doors on
Saturday evenings from 9:00 p. nt . Midnight for at-risk youth and adults, men
and women, ages thirteen and up, to watch and play basketball in a new
program known as "Midnight Basketball of ,.qouthwest Florida "; and
Midnight Basketball is a cooperative partnership with the Collier County Parks
and Recreation Department and the Collter County Sheriff's Department; and
this program offers at-risk youth a safe t~rven and an alternative to the streets
on Saturday nights; and
an average of seventy to one hundred at-risk youth and adults faithfully play
basketball each week; and
the Sheri. ff's Department recognizes a correlatfon between the Midnight
Basketball program and the reduction of youth-related crime and arrests on
Saturday evening~ in the Golden Gate area over the last t~vo years; and
tVtfEREA&
VVttEREA&
Midnight Basketball also proves tl~at ~arlnerships with the private sector benefit
the community a~ Ford Motor Company and lhe Cool Cruisers Club of Naples
donated $16,000 towards the program O~er the last t~vo years; and
these donationS give local at-risk youth an oPpOrtunity 1o see NBA basketball
games, receive rewards earned for outstanding behavior In the communi~.,, and
participate in national youth basketball totcrnaments; and
I~7tEREAS,
these donations also paid for a new state-of-the.art scoreboard utilized each
week for games: and
IVHEREA& on May 2$, 1998, the Golden Gctte Communiry ~enter lnviteS everyone to
celebrate the two-year ;ttcce~s of the Mi?dnight Basketball program with a
special eVdning of plan. led feStivals.
NOW THEREFORE, bg Zt. Pr.°claimed by the Board of County COmmissioners of Collier
CounCY, !~., oi;lda, that Saturday;':~ aY 23~ 19~g8 'be d~s~ ' ated as
DONE AND ORDERED THIS 19 Day bfMa~ ~9982
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION~
COLLIER COUNTK FLORIDA
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIRMAN
AGENDA.ITl,
no.=.~,t~. .
PROCI, AMA
we welcome the Rotary International Group Study Exchange Team.from Rotary
International District 3870 Philippines to Collier County, Florida; and
WHERE. AS, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International Group Study Exchange Program,
has sent to us a team of five professionals who are visiting Collier County to
study our Institutions and ways of life; and
IVHE~, the team members will also observe the practice of their own professions and
exchange ideas; and
WttE~, the team is able to personally experience family lifestyles as they are hosted by
Rotary Clubs of Collier Courity and given accommodation~ In local homes; and
I~ItERE4S, the Rotary Foundation t~ a nonprofit corporation supported by Rotarians and
others worldwide. Its objective is the achievement of world understa'nding and
peace through international humanitarian and educational prograrrt~.
NOW THEREFORE, be It pro.cJatrne'd ~'t~:. ~Board t~f ~. Commissioners of Cotlier
.~:;,': .,,_ , .-. . .; , .
County, £.1.~; ;that.T~da_),.3~arch 19, 1~8,'?~ designated as
ROTAR Y~ TIO,.~L :" ' ....... ·
GROUP STUD Y EX~GE TF_.4M DA Y
AGENDA
no.S. ~-_~
HAY 19 19<J8
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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AGENDA FOR SUM Ry
~aa~na ~'0~ THE BO~ OF CO~~
COMMISSIONE~ ~D T~ COLLIER CO~~
PLANING COMMISSION.
~ To obtain the endorsement of the Board of County Commissioner~
(Board) relative to the tm:gosed policies and procedures for summary agenda items and
procedun~ for Presentations before the Board ami the Collier County Planning
Commission (CC'PC) of advertised public hearing agenda items.
C-,9-,~IOERATIONS;
Summary Agenda: Variou~ counties and municipalities throughout the State utilize the
concept of a "summary agenda". It provides an expedited procedure by which the Board
may hear ceftin advertised public hearing items. The following conditions are
recommended as being precedent for inclusion of an agenda item on the summary agenda
portion of'thc Board's agenda:
~ a recommendation for approval from staff;
P public hearing iten~ r,~wiewed by ~e CCPC m~t ~ve a ~mo~
~~tion for ~v~ by ~e CCPC of all m~ prat ~d voting;
P no ~ or or~ obj~fio~ to O,~: it~ ~ve ~ r~v~ by ~ ~c C~C or ~c
Bo~d, prior to ~e ~c~:t of~e BCC m~thg on w~ch the it.s ~
~h~ul~ to be he~d;
P no ~di~d~s ~ ~~ to ~ ~ ~sition to ~e it~.
~c ~~ ~ ~ ~ P~ to wo~ ~ follow: ~e Bo~ ~H h~
~ve~is~ public he~~d~ ~t m~ ~e ~ve ~sit~ ~ly in ~e
m~ing. ~e ~~ Mll s~ply o~ ~e public h~g ~ ~I~ for Bo~
di~ussio~ ~ clo~ ~e public h~ng ~d vote on &e ~ ~~ ag~ Ag~da
it.s ~t do not m~ ~e ~a s~ fo~ ~ve, or by ~ of~y Co~ion~,
c~ be mov~ "do~" ~n ~e S~ Agen~ ~nion of~e ag~& to &~l~
advertised po~on of the agenda. By hearing these summary agenda items at a point in
time early in the meeting, staff and other interested parties (such as property owners,
agents, consultants and the like) wi',l be bee to mmm to their normal duties rather than
waiting until some point later in the day when the item might otherwise be heard. This is
especially significant for staff assigned to off-campus locations such as Community
Development. Items on the summary agenda would not necessarily be limited to land use
petitions, but could include any advertised public hearing item.
Recommended procedures for summary agenda items are as follows:
Thc Chairman will open the public hearing for the Summary Agenda;
If there is any written opposition which has been received since the executive
summar/packet was submitted or if anyone has registered to speak (prior to the
opening of the public hearing for the summary agenda) or if any commissioner
wishes, the item will be removed from the summary agenda and placed under the
appropriate portion of the regular agenda;
After all such items have been presented in this fashion, the Chairman will open the
public heating on all Summary Agenda items. At this point the Board may discuss
any or all items on the summary agenda. Disclosure ofex-parte communication
should occur at this time;
After discussion, the Chairman will close the public heating and the Board, with a
single motion, will approve the entire summary agenda.
Policies and Procedures for Presentation Before the Board:
Attached hereto is Exhibit "A" of a ch'aR resolution establishing policies and procedures
governing presentations before the Board and the CCPC. These procedures are intended
to promote an efficient and equitable public forum for presentations and comment on
public heating items, including quasi-judicial hearings, consistent with Board direction
and the requirements of law. Once the Board has endorsed these policies and procedures,
they can be distributed to all persors scheduled to appear before the Board. Additional
means may also be used to make st::ff, consultants and the public in general, aware of
these procedures.
FISCAL IMPACT; The summary agenda will have a positive impact on staff
productivity by reducing time spent in Board meetings waiting for a particular item to be
heard. This more efficient use of time will result in a beneficial fiscal impact on the
County.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT; Both the summary agenda concept and the
Procedures for Presentations Before the Board of County Commissioners are consistent
with the provisions of the Collier County Growth Management Plan.
AG 1'
RECOMM~NDATIO ~l~li_That the Board of County Commissioners adopt as policy, the
attachod proccdur~ for summary agenda items and ~pprove the attached r~solution
adoptin~ Procedures for Presentations Before the Board of County Commissioners and
the Collier County Planning Commission.
PREPARED BY:
ko~x~ s. Mu~x. te, ~C~, P~/~ir~ctor
Date:
REVIEWED BY:
· .,., ..I~ ??
S~m M. Sudeh, Ass,start! to the County Admm/st~tor /
mct'~ A C~ut~,~. AICP. Admmmr-ator
Commtmi~, l~velopment & Environmental Service~
D,vid C. Weigel, County
Date:
MAY 1 9 1998
Co
~ Members of the public may register to speak
op s under the Public Comment portion of the Board of County
Commissioner,s (Board) agenda. The number of speaker~ permitted to register
under public conunent on any given agenda shall be limited to a maximum of
five, unless the Chairman recognizes additional speakers.
I. Soeaker Remslratio,3: Individuals wishing to speak to the Board under public
comment at any regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners shall register to speak in writing on the form provided by the
County prior to the public comment portion of the agenda being called by the
Chairman.
a) Public Comment:
!. Maximum $ minutes per speaker.
Public Petition_~: Public Petitions are limited to a single speaker. In general, the
Board will not take action on public petition items on the day the petition is
presented, but may direct staff to take action, or bring back the item to the Board
at a future date for consideration. The County Administrator may defer scheduling
a public petition for a reasonable period of' time in order to allow sufficient time
for staff'to review the content and thus prepare for questions fi.om the Board.
I. ~ Individuals wishing to make a public petition to the Board of
County Commissioners shall present such a request in writing to the County
Administrator a minimum of 13 days prior to the Board meeting date on which
the public petition is rtquested to he hearcL The written request shall include the
name(s) and address(e~) of all petitioners, including a primary contact r. ame,
address and telephone number, and shall state the nature of the petition, including
any exhibits and/or back up material which may be pertinent to the petition.
II. ~ Maximum 10 minutes per speaker.
,~dvcrtised Public Hcaringtl For procedural purposes, advertised public hearings
t'all into two categories: those which are quasi-judicial in nature; and other types
oradvenised public hearings, including those which are legislative in nature.
I. Oua~i-,Iudi¢ial Public FIearing!is.
MAY 1 9 1998
a)
b)
Purvose and lr~te~[ The Board has prepared these rules in an attempt to
encourage public participation during quasi-judicial hearings in a manner
consistent with the requirements of law. As part of that effort and within the
confines of the law, the Board intends its hearings to be informal while
recognizing the need for certain structure to maintain orderly hearings.
Notwithstanding the procedures established by resolution, the Board may modify
these procedures to effectuate the effective presentation of evidence.
Avvlicabiliw Of these Procedut¢~.:
(1)
Oua~i-ludicial Proceedings. These procedures apply to all quasi-judicial
proceedings heard by the Board and the CCPC regardless of the capacity
in which the Board is sitting. Quasi-$udicial actions concern the
implementation of policy, which has already been set, and affording the
Board, and in some instances the CC'PC, limited discretion in deciding
whether to approve or deny a land use p~mit. These include land use
actions which have an impact on a limited number of persons or property
owners on identifiable part/es and interests, where the decision is
contingent on a fact or facts arrived at from distinct alternatives
presented at a hearing. Examples of quasi-judicial proceedings include
but are not limited to: site specific rezonings (provided they involve
po/icy implementation); development of regional impact hearings;
conditional use permits; variances; boat dock extension petitions; and
administrative appeals.
c)
(2)
Legislative Proceedimrs. Utilization of these procedures by the Board or
the CCPC when sming in a legislative capacity does not change the
character of the legislative proceeding nor does it confer any additional
rights or remedies upon any person or party.
Prc-Hearine Subr~irta]$:
(I)
(2)
~. An applicant (as defined in the Collier County Land
Development Code) shall make application as provided in the procedures
established for :he individual decision being requested.
$~ff/A£encv Recommendatigq' To the extent that the applicable
procedure requires a staff review and written recommendation to be
presented to the Board, such wriRen recommendation shall be completed
and available for public inspection no later than ten calendar days prior to
the hearing before the Board.
(3)
Written Prest~.tation. No later than one week prior to the scheduled public
hearing before the Board, Lay applicant, proponent, or opponent may
submit any written arguments, evidence, explanations, studies, reports,
petitions or other documentation to staff for intended consideration by the
Board in support of or in opposition to the application. In order to be
included in a Board or CCPC Agenda packet, any written arguments,
evidence, explanations, studies, reports, petitions or ot~er documentation
must be submitted to the appropriate staff no later than three
to the scheduled hearing before the respective body.
MAY 1 9 1998
d)
submissions, not including pictorial displays (maps, graphs and the like)
must be on 8-1/2 x I l-inch paper. No written materials will be accepted
by the Board at its hearing unless, at the Board's discretion, acceptance is
necessary to decide the issue. Writ'ten comments submitted shall be
consi&red and entered into the record of the meeting in accordance with
subsection C. I. dX4) below.
Public Heacimzs before the Board or the CCPC:r
(1)
General. It is the expectation that the hearing will be informal. All
members of the public who address the Board or the CCPC shall utilize
the speaker's podium to allow their comments to be recorded. Each
speaker shall state his or her name and address for the record.
Additionally, speakers shall indicate whether they are speaking on behalf
of themselves or others.
(a)
Time Limitation Guidelines~ It is expected that presentations will
be organized and efficiently presented. As a guideline to
presentations, in addition to the written comments submitted as
part of the preliminary record, it is expected that persons of the
following sums will prepare their discussions and comments to
be completed within the prescribed time limits:
Staff shall be responsible for presenting the case on
behalf of Collier County and shall limit their
presentations to twenty (20) minutes.
o
The applicant shall present his or her entire case in twenty
{20) minutes.
Expert wimesses shall be limited to ten (I0) minutes
each.
Persons who have been authorized to represent an
organization with five (5) or more members or a group of
five (5) or more persons should limit their presentation to
ten (I0) minutes. It is expected that others in the
organization or group waive their time.
All other persons may speak for a maximum of five (5)
minutes each.
No speaker may give his or her time to any other speaker.
At the discretion of the Chairman, the t/me allowed for
any speaker may be extended.
Cb)
register with the County Administrator on the tom:
Five (5) or more persons deemed by the Board to be
together or otherwise represent a common point of
Retfistrafion of Sogak~-.r~. Persons who desire to speak on an item
shall, prior to the item being called to be heard by the Chairman,
provided.
MAY ! 9 1998
(2)
proponents or opponents on any item may be requested to select a
spoke~erson.
..Order and Subiect of Appearance~ To the extent possible, the following
shall be the order of the proceeding:
(a)
.l:~'eliminary Statement. The Chan'man shall read a preliminary
statement once at the beginning of the quasi-judicial hearing
portion of the agenda outlining the procedure, which shall be
followed.
Co)
(c)
Sworn Testim n. The applicant, staff, and all witnesses
requesting to speak shall be collectively sworn.
A~eement with StaWs Recomm~datjor~. If the applicant or
agent of the applicant agrees with staWs recommendation and
wishes to waive his or her right to an cvidentiavy hearing, and if
no commissioner or anyone bom the audience wishes to speak for
or against the quasi-judicial agenda item, the Board may vote on
the item based upon staWs presentation and the materials in the
agenda back-up.
(d)
!.nitial presentation by Staff. County staff shall make the initial
presentation to the Board regarding any item under consideration.
After completion of the staff presentation, the Board may make
inquiries of staff at this time. An applicant or appellant may ask
questions of, or seek clarification from, staff by request through
the Chairman at the time that party makes its initial presentation
to the Board.
(e)
Applicant's Presentations. After staff presentation, the applicant(s)
shall be allowed to make a presentation to the Board based on the
time limitation guidelines outlined in the preceding subsection (d)
(I) (a), above. During and after the applicants' presentation, the
Board shall have an opportunity to comment or ask questions of
or seek clarification from the applicant. The Board may also
allow staff to comment, ask questions or seek clarification from
the apphcant(s) at this time.
(f)
(g)
Sea~. A~er Board and staff inquiry of the applicant, speaker~
shall be allowed to speak based on the time limitation guidelines
outlined in the preceding subsection (d) (1) (a), above. Dm-~ng ;md
after a ~peaker's presentation, the Board shall have an opportunity
to comment or ask questions of or seek clarification from such
speaker. The Board may also allow staff to comment, ask
questions of or seek clarification from speakers.
Staff Resz, onse and Summap~. The staff shall be allowed an
opportunity for response to the presentations by the applicant,
proponents and opponents and a summary with any
position a~er consideration of relev;mt public commen
(3)
(h)
Co)
and opponents who believe that the staffresl>onse includes errors of
fact or law may ask for and may be allowed an oppormn/ty to point
out such errors of fact or law.
(i)
Am>licant's Rebuttal Presentatiol~.
Applicant's rebuttal shall be allowed only on items where
there is an applicant other than the Board or Board staff.
After staff response, the applicant shall be allowed an
opportunity for rebuttal Rebuttal shall be limited to five
(5) minutes unless otherwise set by the Board. Rebuttal
shall only address previous comments.
0)
(k)
o
Staff, who believe that the rebuttal presentation includes
an error of fact or law, m~y ask for and may be allowed
an opportunity to point out such error of fact or law.
Board and Staff Inoui~. After all lXeSentations have been made
as outlined above, the Board shall have a final opportunity to
comment or ask questions. The Board may allow staff to respond
to comments prev/ously made at this time.
Limit on Presentationn. No person who has made a presentation
for or against an item at a given meeting shall be allowed to make
additional comments, unless requested to do ~o by the Board.
Closin~ 9f public Commtmt In those matters on which public
comment is heard by the Board, the Chairman shall close the
public comment portion of the meeting (on that item) upon the
conclusion of the last speaker's comments or, in the Board's
discretion, if no new relevant information is being presented. No
additional public comments shall be allowed, except in specific
response to questions by members of the Board.
Miscellaneous Itemsl
(a)
~jn~ Record/S~,kers Oualificat/onS. The Clerk to the
Board (' Clerk") shall maintain a file with the most recent copies
of restm, aes prev/omly filed with the Clerk by county staff
presenters. All other persons testifying on issues requiring
educational, occupational and other experience who wish to be
qualified as experts shall submit their qualifications in wr/tten
form for the Board's approval to speak as eXlx"'rt wimesses.
Oreanizat/onal or Grouo Soeaker~j Prior to presenting his/her
case, any person representing an organization or other persons
shall /ndicate, in writing, the organization or group he/she
represents and how he/she received authorization to speak on
behalf of such organization or group of persons. The Board may
make further inquiry into the represented authority of such person
if necess~y. ^O~O.~Vi~
MAY 1 9 1998
(c)
ta' vi c.
Notwithstanding any provisions herein, any Board member may
interrupt any presentation that contains matters which need not be
considered in deciding the matter then before the Board for
consideration. At any Board proceeding, the Chairman, unless
ovem:led by majority of the Board members present, may restrict
or terminate presentations which in the chairman's judgment are
frivolous, unduly repetitive or out of order.
(4)
(d)
u'P-~i/~. Notwithstanding other provisions hereof, the
Board may allow any elected or appointed public official, or
representative thereof, to appear and make presentations at any
time with regard to matters under consideration.
(e) Continued Public Hearings. In any matter where it is known that a
scheduled public heanng will be continued to a future date
certain, the staff report may be abbreviated and public comment
may be limited to those persons who state that they believe they
can not be available to speak on the date to which the public
hearing is being continued. Such persons may make their
comments at the current meeting; prov/ded, however, that upon
making their comments, such persons shall waive the right to
repeat or make substantially the same presentation at any
subsequent meeting on the same subject. This waiver shall not
preclude such persons from making different presentations based
on new information or from offering response to other persons'
presentation, if otherwise allowable, at any subsequent meeting.
_The Recgrc~
(a)
.Automatically I~fluded in the Recqi-,_I: The following documents
shall automatically be included in the record of the hearing before
the Board:
(I)
(2)
rhe record from any preliminary bearing, the agenda
oacket, the staff report, and the transcript of the hearing
before the Board;
Written comments and documents previously entered into
the record at a prior Board meeting on the particular
matter.
Co)
tJgms Which Shall Be Placed in thc R¢cord~ Any additional
documents, exhibits, diagrams, petitions, letters or other materials
presented in support of, or in opposition to, an item to be
considered by the Board shall be entered into the record, as long
as it was received by the Board's Clerk or the applicable Collier
Cocmty department seven (7) days prior to the date of~
MAY 1 9 1998
(c)
Additional Evidence. Except pursuant to subsection C) (3) above,
Written Presentation, any additional written or documentary
evidence filed within seven (7) days of the date of the hearing
shall not become parx of the record.
(d) Custodiall, The Clerk shall be the official custodian of the record.
(e)
[.tilibJ~. Unless an oversized exhibit is absolutely essential,
documentary paper or photographic exhibits should not exceed 24
inches by 36 inches and, if mounted on a backboard, shall be
removable therefi'om. Ali documentary evidence should be
capable of being folded and filed.
II.
Other Public Hearinis; The following rules apply to advertised public hearings
other than those which are quasi-judicial in nature, including those advertised
public hearings which are legislative in nature.
a) Pre-HeannR Submittals:
(1)
Am~licativrl. An applicant (as defined in the Collier County Land
Development Code) shall make application as provided in the procedures
established for the individual decision being requested.
(2)
Staff/A~ncy R¢commendati9rl. To the extent that the applicable
procedure requires a staff review and written recommendation to be
presented to the Board, that written recommendation shall be completed
and available for public inspection no later than ten calendar days prior
to the hearing before the Board.
(3)
Written Presentation. No later than one week prior to the scheduled public
hearing before the Board, any applicant, proponent, or opponent may
submit, in support of or in opposition to the issue which is the subject of
the advertzsed public hearing, any written arguments, evidence,
explanations, studies, reports, petitions or other documentation to staff for
intended consideration by the Board. All grit'ten submissions, not
including pictc.rial displays (maps, graphs and the like) must be on 8-I/2 x
I l-inch paper.
b) Public Hearing:
(1)
General. All members of the public who address the Board shall utilize
the speaker's podium to allow their comments to be recorded, and shall
identify themselves by name and local addresses, if applicable. Further,
any speaker speaking on behalf of an organization or group of individuals
(exceeding five) shall indicate such and shall cite the souxce of such
authority whether by request, petition, vote, or otherwise.
(a)
Time Limitation Guideline. It is expected that presentations will
be organized and efficiently presented. As a guideline to
presentations, in addition to the written comments
pan of the preliminary record, it is expected that
MAY 1 9 1998
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(2)
following status will prepare their discussions and comments to
be completed within the prescribed time limits:
Staff shall be respons~Ie for summarizing the item for
the Board and shall limit such presemation to a maximum
of twenty (20) minutes.
For advertised public hearing items (other than those
wkich arc quasi-judicial /n nature), where there is an
applicant other than the Board of County Commissioners
or raft, following th~ staff summary of the item the
applicant will have an opportunity to make a maximum
(1 O) mim~e presentation.
Persons who have been authorized to represent an
organization with five (5) or more members or a group of
five (5) or more persons should limit their presentation to
ten (10) minutes. It is expected that others in the
organization or group waive their time.
All other persons may speak for a maximum of five (5)
minutes each.
5. No speaker may give his or her time to any other speaker.
At the discretion of the Chairman, the time allowed for
any speaker may be extended
,5Jgaker Relristratiorl. Persons, other than staff and the applicant
(where applicable), wishing to speak on an adverti~d public
hearing item shall, prior to the item being heard, register with the
County Administrator on the forms'provided. Five (5) or more
persons deemed by the Board to be associated together or
otherwise represent a common point of view, as proponents or
opponents on any item may be requested to select a spokesperson.
Miscellaneous lterrlt;
(a)
Orea.qt;,ational or Grotto Soeake-L~. Prior to making his/her
comments, any person representing an organization or other
persons shall indicate who be/she represents and how he/she
received authorization to speak on behalf of such organization or
group of persons. The Board may make further inquiry into the
represented authority of such person if necessary.
Notwithstanding any provisions herein, any Board member may
interrupt and/or stop any presentation that discusses matters that
need not be considered in deciding the matra- then before the
Board for consideration. At any Board proceeding, the Chairman,
unless overruled by majority of the Board mem~ ~ ~:~~
8 I~AY 1 9 1998
restrict or terminate presentations which in the chairman's
judgment are frivolous, unduly repetitive or out of order.
(c)
Public O~i~l~;. Notwithstanding other provisions hereof, the
Board may allow any elected or appointed public official or
representative thereof, to appear and make presentations at any
time with regard to matters under consideration.
(d)
Continued Public Hearine~. tn any matter where it is known that a
scheduled public hearing will be continued to a future date
certain, the staff report may be abbreviated and public comment
may be limited to those persons who state that they believe they
cannot be available to speak on the date to which the public
hearing is being continued. Such persons may make their
comments at the current meeting; provided, however, that upon
making their comments, such persons shall waive the right to
repeat or make substantially the same presentation at any
subsequent meeting on the same subject.
Other Agenda It.ems Before thc Board: In addition to public hearing, public
comment and public petition items, with the approval of the Board, members of'
the public may speak on other Board agenda items.
Rel~istration: Persons wishing to speak on agenda items other than advcrtiscd
public hearing items, public comment on general topics and public petition itcms,
shall register to speak on the form provided by the County prior to the item being
called by the Chairman to be heard.
II
Time Limiqi: Where the Board has requested or otherwise authorized public
input on agenda items other than public hearing, public comment on general
topic, or public petitions items, speakers will be limited to a maximum of 5
minutes.
9
RESOLUTION 98-
A ILESOLUTiON ESTABLISI-~NG PROCEDURES FOR
PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLIC CObfMENT BEFORE
THE BOARD OF COUNT~ COMMISSIONERS AND
THE COLLIER COUNTY PI.ANNING COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, the Collier County Board of Commissioners (Bo~d), as the duly
elected gov~-rning body for Collier County, holds regularly scheduled public hearings lo
discuss, rtwiew and act upon items of concern to and affecling the residents of Collier
County; and
Ia, TIEREAS. the Collier County Pla'ming Commission (CC'PC), serving as the
local plaa~xing agency and the land dev¢lopmem regulation commission u ttquited by
F.S. §§ 163.3174 and 163.3194. holds reguLuly scheduled public heatings to discuss,
rrview, act upon a~d make recorru'nendafions to the Board relative to items of concern to
and affecting the ressdents of'Collier County; and
9,TI£REAS. included in these items may be advertised public hearings ora qua~i-
judicial or legislative naru~; and
W'H~REAS. the public may wish to comment on these items scheduled tot
consideration before the Board ot the CL"'PC; arid
WHEREAS. in order to maintain, equity, decorum ~d order at these regularly
scheduled public hearings, it is ncceuary to es~blish standard procedures for
presentations md public commem before the Board and the CCTC; aAd
Wti£F I:'AS, the Bo~xl has pr~p~d these rules in a~ attempt to encourage public
participation during ~dvertised public hearings, including quui-judicial htarings, in ·
mann~ comistent with the requirements of law.
NOW, TH~OR~ BE Fl' RESOLVED BY ~ BOARD OF COUNTY
COMI~ISSION~RS OF COLLIF.~ COLrNTY, FLORIDA ttat:
The Board of' County Commissionen declares that ~h¢ procedures s~ forth,
attached bere~o, md incotpomed by tefe~,nce herein u Ex. hibit A, applicable to the
MaY 1 9 1998
Board ~d thc Collier County Planning Commission ss stated in ~aid Exhibit. are fair and
r~ble, md ~'e hereby ,dopted.
BE IT FURTHER ILESOLVED that this Resolution relating to procedures for
Board and CCPC presentations and public commcm b¢ r~eorded in the minutes of this
This Resolution agopted m%r motion, s~r.,ong ~ majority vot~ favoring ssme.
Do~e this day of , l~gS.
ATTEST
DwiSht E. Brock. Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER~
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Barbara B. Berry, Chairman
Approved as to form and legal
sufficiency:
David C. Weige~. C-O-~ Attorney
MAY 1 9 1998
FACSI2HILE COVER
TO:
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MAY ! 9 1998
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AND ZONING PUBLIC HEAR/NG ITEMS - OCTOBER 14, 1997
PlamUal C~ i~mda~to~: Al:la~.l. ~ (9/17/97).
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(~ma~"~n0 ~¢:a q~4A atann kn:atacl in th~ 3100 bloc~ of$.W. ~
MAY 1 9 1998
. ~.) 3:cx~l dLstt~ on tl~'oxLma~ly4~.~ acres ~ tn th4 200QO bk~k of $.W.
C~ Rmsmsm~ndattons ~to A. Rmt 21,199"/to allow ~~ of
ststr~ .~tiea~., s-0 (7/16/9'/).
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l~'u~ku ~4ar4 A~n~ ~ ~ October 14, I~7. 4=0 (~.
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F',.e~..u Beerd AcCbu: ~ ~o S~,umbedOaober nxdnf o,/~le, ~-o
MAY 1 g 1998
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AG~DA
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONE.
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(352) $~'~5
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to mi qumd4m, o4mk ~ of' coaunmU tomb md to rasped to ebtt cemmem, or p~mmmbm od'eCd~
or ether s~ ~ ~ or rupead to m~ ~ ~ AIl pmum wlto pnomt wrlmm
tatum'bls to Cma=bdmers br amsida,~ mufmmru tluf a copy ofthoau ~ b i)rm~bd m tim Chrk
ret bcfu,~ b th no,mS's roco,.d or ~,.ocmfbp md oaMd ,,b,m.
PP. GCEX)URI~ irOR DISCLOSURE O~P EX.PAIFFB ~IC. AI~ON
12
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A rUTaeSt try BuflSni~m & AfooeJifnl, ~ for Cmnlim Land Corporstion. ewuer, to
rum, from 'BRw (Retad Sales and Ssrvfem), "lie:l" (Mnlti. rmmLly Me,Sum D,s,slty),
~ -n-3" (MsiS. ltmsd7 m~ D. mfty) nsm4m to 'BIT' (Bm nlsbw~) and 'C-
1" (Cm, mrvm~) Dtm",m a..~lx'ed..i~ 4.4 mr. loem~ ;., the 3100 bleek ef $.W.
^rchtr Road. (T. oemzd tn the U~m krvie~ ArBL)
St, fl l~commeud~Com Approvd.
IL OLD BUS~. I~GULAR ITEMS~:
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[nc.~vner. to r~mv a ~ U,, Proart (ZO&~ O.~} for ~ ,~! fgtln[ ia --
"A' (Ap~lmr~) smsiq dlstrkt m appruimaldy 41.~ nf2u iocatsd in the 20000 block
of S.W. Arr. b~ Roed~ sMw~nnst~y !,,4.mib, west of Archer.
Staff {{~,mmtd.~tion: Approval w;th sx. rised conditions.
PJan~inf Commifsjom
ruotutSon or ham betwem mffimd applka~ S.0
Pr'evkms Board Actlom I:)ere. m~ to October, 14, log'/,
MAY 1 9 1998
mdt., ~ I ~ 4.1 (~ W,,,em ~
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MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
RECOMMENDED SPEED LIMIT CHANGES FOR THE ROADWAYS IN THE GULF
HARBOR SUBDIVISION.
II · Ill
i~[L.[~.~13~: Notification that speed limits for the roadways in the Gulf Harbor Subdivision b~
changed from 30 MPH to 25 MPH in conformanc~ with Board action on August 6, 1996 and R~solution
96-340, allowing residential roadway reductions to 25 MPH.
CONSIDERATIONS: Based on findings of a study initiated by residents of the Gulf Harbor
subdivision and submission of petitions in favor of the speed reductions, the entire contiguous roadway
network of the area known as Gulf Harbor was reviewed for safe and reasonable speeds. As a result of this
engineering review, the establishment of 25 MPH speed limits on (1) Pan-Am Avenue; (2) Park Avenue;
(3) Glendale Avenue; (4) Venetian Way; (5) Belaire Court; (6) Rainbow Court; and (7) Grand Canal Drive,
is recommended and supported by the Transportation Services Department.
A total of five new signs will be required to provide adequate notice to motorists. These sign installations
will be accomplished during routine work within the area.
FISCAL IMPACT: The estimated cost of $300.00 (five signs at $60.00 each), as outlined above, is
available in the Road & Bridge Fund (101-163630-653710).
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION:
25 MPH maximum speed limits for the listed residential roadways.
BY: ~~
REVIEWED BY: ~
~'-Ed Ilschner, Public Works Administrator
That the Board of County Commissioners approve the establishment of the
DATE: .f'"/" ~']'
DATE:
RC./lm~0191/E$ Hatb~' Sut~di,tiskm xlo,c
AHachmc~ts
No. 1. Location Map 2. Roadway Analysis
3. Petition
HAY 1 .~ 1998
TW.~ C'T 7
_/
Il %1 Il , ·
ATTACHMENT NO. I
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECTION
RO,CLDWAY AI~LYSI$ FOR SPEED REDU~ON
SUBJECT:
ROADWAY:
Roadway Inspection for the purposes of evaluation requirements for
local road speecl reduction from 30 mph to 25 mph per resolution 96-
340.
/
EVALUATION DATES:
EVALUATION FACTOR~,'~
1. LocaIResldentlalStreet
2. Road Width (less than 24 FD
3. Right-of-way Cross-Section (Set Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Facilities
5. Road Length (Longer than ~ mile)
6. Sight Distance (250 FD
7. Special Geometrlcs
8. Existing Traffic Volume
9. Traffic Characl:erlstlcs (Thru Movements/
Cut-Thru Movements)
10. Pedestrian/Bike Actlvlt'y
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
ANALY$~
(Yes/No/C:ommen~s)
Date Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
Date of BCC ApProval:
Date of S.O. Notification:
Date of Installation:
Attention = Home owner's on Venetian Way
We seem to have a speed problem on our street, endangering pet's
children and pedestrian's . In order to receive a special permit
to have a sign posted with a lower speed limit ( 25 miles per
hour} we need the co-operation of the resident home owner's
on the block to sign the attached petition
Thank you,
Please return to
June O'Connell
1288 Venetian Way
Naples, FI.
{Gulf Harbor}
I
SUB JEer:
ROADWAY:
ATTACHMENT NO. 1
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEi:)ARTIVI~NT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECtiON
ROADWAY ANALYSIS FOR SPE~ REDUCTION
Roadway Inspection for the purposes of evaluation requirements for
local road speed reduction from 30 mph tO 2S mph Der resolution 96-
340.
oo
EVALUATION DAll. I:
EVALUATION FACTORS'
1. Local Residential Street
2. Road Width fless than 24 Ft~
3. Right-of-way Cross-Sec'don (Set Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Facilities
5. Road Length (Longer than ~ mile)
6. Sight Distance (250
7. Special Geometrlcs
8. ExlstlngTrafflcVolume
9. Traffic Cl~aracterlsClcs cri~ru Movements/
Cut-Tl~ru Movements)
10. Pedestrian/Bike Activity
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
ANALYSIS
(Yes/No/Comments)
Date Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
Date of BCC Approval:
Date of S.O. Notification:
Date of Installation:
June ^. O'CoancU
1258 Venetian W~v
N~mplcs, FL 341 ! 0
· J"; ? '79~7
,.,....r.l¥ ED
,JO' i iF.R COUNTY
! RAN~-~'~RTATION SV¢$.
gl NOV 21 AM D 96
Petition for request of lower speed sign's
' i'RANSPoRTATiON D[pL'''
DATE: ,
ACTION:. ~ '
m
We have had a speed problem in the Gulf harbor area and have
requested a special pezmit to have sign's posted on all street's
with a lower speed rate (25 M P H) to make it safer for
pedestrian's, Children and Pet's. We have already received
the approval of all of the resident's on Venetian Way, and would
need each block to sign also to enable us to have the issue
brought up to the board at the Collier County Dept. of
Transportation. I have contacted Mr. Richard Casey head of
this Dept. and it was his suggestion that all blocks in this
area be contacted to see if there is sufficient concern to
have all street's included. I hope all the home owner's in
the area will co-operate so we can have this matter taken care
of.
Thank you,
MAY 1 9 1998
ATTACHMENT NO. 1
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECTION
ROADWAY AI~LYSIS FOR SPEED REDUCTION
SUBJECT:
ROADWAY:
Roadway Inspection for the purposes of evaluation requirements for
local road speed reductlon from 30 ml~h to 25 mph per resolution
340.
~YALUATION FACTORSj
1. Local ResidentlalSt~eet
2. Road Wldth ~less than 24
3. Right-of-way Cross-Section CSet Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Facilities
5. ROad Length CLonger than ~ mile)
6. Sight: DIsblnce (250 Fl::)
7. Special GeomeCrlcs
8. Existing Traffic Volume
9. TraffiC Characteristics (Thru Movements/
Cut-Thru Movements}
10. Pedestrlan/Blke Activity
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
(Yes/No/Comments)
Date Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
DaCe of BCC Approval:
Date of S.O. NoUflcatlon:
Date of Installation:
Petition for request of lower speed sign's
We have had a s~ed problem in the Gulf harbor area and have
requested a special permit to have sign's posted on all street's
with. a lower speed rate (25 M P H) to make it safer for
pedestrian's, Children and
Pet's. We have already received
the approval of all of the resident's on Venetian Way, and would
need each block to sign also to enable us to have the issue
brought up to the board at the Collier County Dept. of
Transportation. I have contacted Mr. Richard Casey head of
this Dept. and it was his suggestion that all blocks in this
area be contacted to see if there is sufficient conce
have all street's included, rn to
the area will I hope all the home owner' in
of. co-operate so we can have this matter tak:n care
/// .
SUIJECT:
ATTACHMENT NO. 1
TRANSPORTATION SEirflCES DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECTION
ROADWAY ANALYSIS FOR SPEED REDUCTION
Roadway Inspection for ~e purposes of evaluation requirements for
local road speed reducrJon from 50 mpl~ to 25 mph per resolution 96-
340.
EVALUATION DATI$:
EVALUATION FACTORS'
1. Local ResldenUalStreet
2. Road Width (less than 24 FI~
3. Right-of-way Cross-Section Get Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Facilities
5. Road Length (Longer than PA mile)
6. Sight Distance (250 Fl:)
7. Special Ceometrlcs
8. Existing TrafflcVolume
g. Traffic Characteristics (Thru Movements/
Cut-Thru Movements)
10. Pedestrian/Bike ACtivity
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
ANALYSIS
Wes/No/Comments)
Date Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
Date of BCC Approval:
Date of S.O. Notiflcat:lon:
Date of Installation:
Petition for request of lower speed sign's
We have had a speed problem in the Gulf harbor area and have
requested a special permit to have sign's posted on all street's
with a lower speed rate (25 M P H) to make it safer for
pedestrian's, Children and Pet's. We have already received
the approval of all of the resident's on Venetian Way, and would
need each block to sign also to enable us to have the issue
brought up to the board at the Collier County Dept. of
Transportation. I have contacted Mr. Richard Casey head of
this Dept. and it was his suggestion that all blocks in this
area be contacted to see if there is sufficient concern to
have all street's included. I hope all the home owner's in
the area will co-operate so we can have this matter taken care
of.
Thank you,
MAY I 9 1998
,,. ........
SUBJECT:
ROADWAY:
ATTACHMENT NO, 1
TRANSPOI~I'ATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRAFRC OPERATIONS SECTION
ROADWAY ANALYSIS FOR SPEED REDUCTION
Roadway Inspection for tho purposes of evaluation requlrement~ for
local road speed reduction from 30 ml~h to 25 mph per resolution 96-
340.
EVALUA~ON DA'IlS:
EVALUATION FACTOR~
1. Local Resident:Iai Street
2. Road Wldth (less than 24 FD
3. Right-of-way Cross-Section (Set Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Facilities
5. Road Lengt~ (Longer than ~ mile)
6. Sight Distance (250 Ft~
7. Special Geome~rlcs
8. Exisl:lng Traffic Volume
9. Traffic Characteristics (Thru Movements/
Cut-Thru MoYementa~
10. PedestrlarVBIke ACtivity
11. Existing SIgnlng and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
ANALYS/S
(Yel/No/Commentsl
DaCe Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
DaCe of BCC Approval:
Date of $.O. Notification:
Date of InstallaUon:
Petition for request of lower speed sign's
We have had a speed problem in the Gulf harbor area and have
requested a special permit to have sign's posted on all street's
with a lower speed rate (25 M P H) to make it safer for
pedestrian's, Children and Pet's. We have already received
the approval of all of the resident's on Venetian Way, and would
need each block to sign also to enable us to have the issue
brought up to the board at the Collier County Dept. of
Transportation. I have contacted Mr. Richard Casey head of
this Dept. and it was his suggestion that all blocks fn this
area be contacted to see if there is sufficient concern to
have all street's included. I hope all the home owner's in
the area will co-operate so we can have this matter taken care
of.
ROADWAY:
ATTACHMENT NO. I
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECTION
ROADWAY ANALYS~S FOR SPE~D REDUCTION
Roadway Inspect/on for t~e purposes of evaluaUon requirements for
local road speed reduction from 30 mpl~ to 25 mph per resolution g6-
340.
EVALUATION DATES:
EVALUATION FACTORS:
1. Local Resldentlal Street
2. Road Wlclth (less t~an 24 FD
3. Right-of-way Cross-Section (Set Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike FaclllrJes
5. Road Length (Longer t~an ~ rnile)
6. Sight DisTance (250 FI3
7. Special Geometrlcs
8. Existing Traffic Volume
9. Traffic Characteristics (Thru Movement~/
Cut-Thru Movements)
10. Pedestrian/Bike Activity
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:
(Yes/No/Comments]
DaCe Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
Date of BCC Approval:
Date of S.O. Notification:
Date of Installation:
ATTACHMENT NO. 1
TRANSI::~RTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SECTION
ROADWAY ANALYSIS FOR SPIED REDUCTION
SUBJECT:
ROADWAY:
Roadway Inspectlon for the purposes of evaluation requirements for
local road speed reductlon from 30 mph to 25 mph per resolution 96-
340. ..
EVALUATION DATES:
k'VALUATION FACTOR:~;
1. Local Residential S~reet
2. Road Width Cless than 24 FD
3. Right-of-way Cross-SecUon (Set Backs)
4. Sidewalks or Bike Faclllt:les
5. Road Length (Longer than ~ mile)
6. Sight Distance (250 Ft:)
7. Special Geometrlcs
8. Exlsl:lngTraffic Volume
9. Traffic Characl:erlstlcs (Thru Movement~
Cut-Thru Movements)
10. Pedestrian/Bike Acl:IvIW
11. Existing Signing and Markings
Additional Findings and Recommendations:.
ANALYSIS
Wes/No/Comments)
Date Scheduled for BCC Agenda:
Date of 8CC Approval:
Date of S.O. NotiFication:
Date of Install3tlon:
Petition for request of lower speed sign's
We have had a speed problem in the Gulf harbor area and have
requested a special permit to have signts posted on all street's
with a lower speed rate (25 M P H) to make it safer for
pedestrian's, Children and Pet's. We have already received
the approval of all of the resident's on Venetian Way, and would
need each block to sign also to enable us to have the issue
brought up to the board at the Collier County Dept. of
Transportation. I have contacted Mr. Richard Casey head of
this Dept. and it was h~s sttggestion that all blocks in this
area be contacted to see if there ~s sufficient concern to
have all street's included. I hope all the home o~er's in
the area will co-operate so we can have this matter taken care
of. ~U ~_ ¥
Thank you, ~ ~v~w~
iHAY .' 9-19 8 J
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
REVIEW OF GATEWAY TRIANGLE STORMWATER MASTER
RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPLEMENT ALTERNATIVES.
PLAN AND
~ To present to the Board the findings of the Stormw'~ter Master Plan for the
Gateway Triangle area and to obtain Board approval to proceed to initiate action for the
construction of improvements under Alternatives No. I and 2.
CONSIDERATION: In March 1997, Commissioner Para Mac'Kie spearheaded an initiative to
encourage redevelopment of the Gateway Triangle area, previously referred to as the Davis
Triangle area. The area is bounded on the north by Davis Blvd., on the east by Airport-Pulling
Road and on the south by US-4I. The Redevelopment Project Study was completed by the
County's Planning Deparunent and Design Studio West, a planning consultant As part of the
Study, a series of workshops including the public and County staff were held at which
drainage/flooding was identified as a major concern.
Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. (CDM) was retained by the County Stormwater Management
Department to provide a Conceptual Stormwater Master Plan to address drainage and flood control
in the Gateway Triangle Redevelopment Area. The purpose of the Conceptual Master Plan is to
present alternatives to improve the drainage level of service within the study area. The Report was
completed in February 1998 and is being provided to each Commissioner under separate cover.
The Scope of Services for the Stormwater Master Plan Study included identifying the various
drainage basins and sub-basins (See Fig. No. 3 -I in the Report). Based on complaint records,
input from public meetings and observations during storm events, the Study also identified the
chronic flooding problem areas as follows:
· Property east of the existin~ pond, primarily Lizard Caf&
· Kirkwood Avenue;
Property fronting Davis Boulevard north of Wild Pines Apartments, primarily Naples
Rent-All;
· The Linwood ditch, especially property on Manorca Drive adjacent to the ditch;
and;
· Pelton Avenue at the intersection with U.S.41.
The other issue the Study addressed involves the on-going F.D.O.T. US41 6-Laning Project.
The storm drains within the US41 right-of-way are the major outlet for a good portion of the
Gateway Triangle Area. The F.D.O.T. construction plans were reviewed by CDM to determine
the adequacy of the numerous connections the US41 Storm Drain provides for offsite drainage.
MM 1 9 1998
Three conceptual alternatives for improving the drainage conditions in the Gateway Triangle
were developed and evaluated. Alternative No. I consizted of ~ maintenance to r~rtore
the existing stormwater management system to its design capacity. Alternative No. 2 included
recommendations ofcapital projects to address specific problem areas based on the existing land
use. Alternative No. 3 is based on the projected future land use and includes capital projects to
provide an improved level of service (10-year, 24-hour storm event) throughout the area. These
alternatives each build upon the previous alternative so they can be implemented sequentially.
The increased maiatenmce outlined in Altemativ~ No. I is recommended for immediate
implementation. This will allow the ~yr~-m to provide the higheg level of service utili:,ing
existing facilities. This alternative requires additional srmtzal maintenance by the County's
Road and Bridge Section and will be a continuing annual cost. The e~timated mmual
maintenance cost is $137,000 for the first year, then ~2,000 for subsequent years. (See page 4-
2 of Report)
Alternative No. 2 can be implemented as one project to address problems in several areas. (See
pages 4-3 and 4-4 of Report). A discussion of the recommended priority for these projects is
provided below:
The U.S. 41 storm drain modifications are also recommended for immediate
implementation. The construction contractor, Archer-Western, can make these
improvements as part of an on-going U.S.- 41 widening project. A significent cost
savings will be realized by making these improvements during the U.S. 41 widening
project. The negotiated cost for the upgrades is 5;23,120. (including contingencies =
$24,600).
Improvements to the existing pond (Pond 1) should be considered a high priority
project. Flooding in the vicinity of the pond is severe and is being worsened by the
filling in of the pond by adjacent prolx-rty owners. The estimated project cost is
$90,000, excluding property acquisition.
A number of properties along Kirkwood Avenue and the properties fronting Davis
Boulevard experience flooding. The Kh'kwood Avenue improvements, new storage
pond (Pond 2) and Kirkwood Avenue Extension improvements address flooding in this
area and should be considered the next priority. The estimated cost for these projects
is $515,000, excluding property acquisition and environmental rernediation costs.
Of the two remaining projects, Pelton Avenue improvements ($160,000) and the
Linwood ditch extension, the Pelton Avenue project would benefit more people thus, it
is recommended before the Linwood ditch expansion. Other options to the Linwood
ditch expansion include raising the low-lying home on Manorca Drive ($65,000). Total
Cost Estimate for Alternative No. 2 - $852,000. (Se~ page 4..6 of Report).
2
Alternative No. 3 is based on the future land use scenario. ~ projects should be
implemented as the ar~a undergoes major redevel~ The estimated cost for Altemmive
No. 3 is $1.58 million in capital eom excluding property acquisition. (See page 4-11 of Report).
CDM, as part of the Gateway Tdangle Redevelopment Project, has evaluated potential sources of
total or partial funding for the project by grants or loans. They have reviewed each source
relative to potential funding, timeliness of receipt of funding, and ease of procurement. CDM
also reviewed many regional, state and federal agencies for potential funding of the Gateway
THangle Project. The agencies identified are summarized below:.
Regional Agencies
· IVietropolitan Planning Organization
· South Florida Water Management District/Big Cyprtss Basin
State Agencies
· Department of Community Affairs
· Department of Transportation
· Department of Environmental Protection
· Executive Office of the Governor
Federal Agencies
· Army Corps of Engineers
· Department of Housing and Urban Development
· Environmental Protection Agency
Based on the premise that there is a reasonable likelihood of obtaining some landing from other
agencies and on the precedent established in the Naple~ Park Drainage Project and the proposed
Lely Area Stormwater Improvement Project, Staff has developed the following "Preliminary
Proposal For Co~ Allocation" for the Gateway Triangle Stormwater Improvements:
SEE TABLE ON NEXT PAGE:
3
4
FISCAL IblPACT: The total fiscal impact of all the proposed improvements is outlined in the
"Preliminary Proposal For Cost Allocation". The total cost for the project wiIl be $2,571,300.
$385,300 would be funded by property taxes (General Fund [001] and/or MS'ID General Fund
[I11], $1,070,000 by grants and contributions, and $I,i 16,000 by property owners via MST/BU.
For FY 97/98, ftmd in the amount of $24,600 to upgrade the connections to the US41 6-Laning
Storm Drain and the $40,000 for partial consm~ction of the Kirkwood Avenue Extension Storm
Drain are available in Reserves For Capital Outlay in Fund 325 Water Management CIP.
Alternative No. I recommendation for increased maintenance of $137,000 for the first year should
be comidered as an Expanded Service for the Transportation Departments FY 98/99 Budget.
Alternative No. 2 recommendations to address known chronic flooding problem areas is estimated
to cost $852,000. This request has been included as a priority item in the proposed FY 98/99
Budget for Fund 325-172989-31803.
Implementation of Alternative No. 3 is dependent upon major redevelopment of the area ,a, ahich
may not occur for :5 or I0 years.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATIQ~':
following actions:
I)
Staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners take the
Approve in concept the Stormwater Master Plan prepared by Camp, Dresser & McKee for the
Gatev,-ay Triangle area.
2) Approve in concept Staff's "Preliminary Proposal for Cost Allocation".
3) Authorize Staff to issue a Purchase Order to Archer-Western Contractors, Ltd. for the amount
not to exceed $24,600 to upgrade the connections to the new US-41 6 - Laning Project Storm
Drain.
4) Authorize Staff to proceed with the implementation of a portion of the Kirkwood Avenue
Extension Storm Drain from Avondale Drive east approx. 600 feet to provide some temporary
relief from a severe flooding problem for those commercial properties fronting Davis Blvd.
near Naples Rent-All. The very preliminary estimate of cost of $40,000 includes special water
qualiD' improvement structures that benefiting property owners will be requested to participate
in funding in the mount of $15,000.
5) During the upcoming FY 9g/99 Budget review process, give serious consideration to funding
Alternatives No. I and 2 as outlined in the aforementioned Fiscal Impact.
6) Authorize Staff to process the necessary Budget Amendments to implement Recommendations
3 and 4 above.
SUBMITTED BY: ~/(~r'~ Date: ,.5"-~'"5~0~
Jol~ H. B~ldt, P.E., P.S.M., Stormwater Management Director
APPROVEDBY~g~~t~;~ Date: ~'--'//-~'oO Ed llschn'&, Public Works Administrator
Doc: EX-003
ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN ESTOPPEL LETTER
SERVICE AND ESTABLISHING A FEE FOR SUCH SERVICE TO PAY FOR
THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION REGARDING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS,
FINANCED WATER AND SEWER IMPACT FEES, AND WATER AND SEWER
CONSUMPTION CHARGES
OBJECTIVE: That the Board of County Commissioners consider the adoption of
a resolution authorizing an estoppel letter service and fee. The fee will cover the
cost of personnel time and material to provide requested information on certain
propeR[as in Collier County that are in the process of being sold, refinanced,
traded or otherwise undergoing a change in title.
CONSIDERATIONS: The Department of Revenue Services is responsible for the
maintenance of special assessment rolls and for the collection of all monies due to
the County for special assessments approved and authorized by the Board of.
County Commissioners. In addition, among other Board directed functions the
department is responsible for the administration and collection of all financed
water and sewer impact fee receivables as well as the monthly billing and
collection of water and sewer consumption charges.
Individuals, title companies, real estate companies and attorneys involved in real
estate transactions need and require accurate payoff information regarding
special assessments, financed impact fees and water consumption as of the
closing date of the transaction. In most transactions, this information is included
on the closing documents.
The department has created and uses an 'estoppel letter" format. Blank copies of
this estoppel letter have been provided to those entities (realtors, attorneys, title
companies, etc.) involved in real property transactions. These entities fill in
certain information concerning real property involved in a transaction and fax the
copies to the Department via a dedicated fax line. Staff researches departmental
records, fills in the appropriate balances that will be due as of the closing date
identified and faxes the completed estoppel form back to the requesting party.
This function provides a significant benefit to the service industry involved in real
property transactions. However, there is a cost (human and material resources) to
the County to provide this service. The number of real estate transactions in the
County exceeds 17,000 annually. The annual transaction count (17,000)
includes condominiums and incorporated area transactions which account for
approximately one-fourth (1/4) of the total or 4,250.
1998
The Department is currently processing an average of 90 estoppel letters per day
or 24,000+ annually. The difference between actual transactions recorded in the
real property records and the Department volume processed can be attributed to:
1. Closing dates can and often do change, requiring additional estoppel
letters;
2. Users of the service are requesting the information initially when the
propert~ is listed and again when a closing date is established.
3. Many homes are being refinanced due to Iow interest rates.
Time required to research, record appropriate information, and fax the completed
Estopple form back.to the requester is approximately 7.0 to 7.5 minutes. Average
staff time daily is in excess of 10.0 hours [(7.0 minutes x 90 letters) divided by 60
minutes] to process the current volume. Providing this service is approximately
equivalent to one (1.2) F.T.E.'s.
Although this service is not a primary function of the Department, the service does
provide a significant benefit to those entities in Collier County involved in real
properties transactions requiring closings.
The County Attorney's Office has opined that the Board can assess a fee for the
provision of these services. This charge can be imposed by the Board by
resolution and does not require an enabling ordinance.
Staff recommends a $2 per estoppel letter charge. Attached as Exhibit 2 is a
schedule of the closing agents who use this service on average more than 10
times a month. There are many other users but they average less than 10 per
month.
Each user would be required to provide an initial deposit. Daily charges would
reduce the deposit. Minimum balances would be established and faxed to each
user of this service. A copy of the proposed rules and a sample of the proposed
accounting ledger (spreadsheet) is attached as Exhibit 3.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Ncne
FISCAL IMPACT: The imposition of this fee will generate cash flow for the
County of approximately $40,000 to $48,000 annually, based on an annual
volume of 20,000 to 24,000 estoppel letters.
RECOMMENDATION: The Board of County Commissioners:
1. Approve the attached Resolution.
2. Approve a fee of $2 for each estoppel letter processed by the Department
of Revenue;
Prepared by.'~-~ ~.~ ~ ~___. ~,L~ ~-
Para Callis, Revenue Supervisor
De/~/rtm'ent of Revenue
Reviewed by: ~_/~_//Z,:,.-,.~ ,~.'/
Teresa A. Riesen, Revenue Manager
Department of Revenue
Jbh~n A. Yonkos-ky~Director~...,....~ -
Dep~rtrnent of4;~ue -
Leo Ochs, Jr., Admini,,st'r~tor
Support Services Div!si~n
Date:
Date:
Date: 5"/i1',/~.,,~
RESOLUTION NO. 98.. _
RESOLUTION AUTIlORIZING .ES'FOPPEI. LETTER SERVICE AND
ESTABLISI lING A FEE FOR SUCI I SERVICE.
2
e WHEREAS, The Collier County Department of Revenue (hereinafter 'department') is
'/ responsible for maintenance of special asr, e:~$nK:nt rolls lu~l tm' thc co[h.'~lJun of all monie~ due the
I County for special assessments approved and authorized b~ the Bo~u'd ofCounty CommiMJor,::s; and
9 WI IEI',t. EAS, The department is responsible for the administration and collection or all financed
10 ~,ater and sewer impact fee re~:eivables as v, ell as lhe monthly billing and collection of v, atcr and
II consumption charges; and
12 WItEREAS, Individuals, title companies, real estate companies and attorneys involved in real
~3 estate transactions r~ed and require accurate payoff information regarding special assessments, financed
~.~ impact l~:es and water consumption as of tl~: closing date of the Imn:ia:tion. In mo~t transactions, this
I~ hl[brmatiun is included un tjx: trmlsaction closing documents; aid
16 WI IEREAS. The department has created and uses an "estoppel letter" format (attach~,d
17 as Exhibit I ~1 and procedure. Ulank ~upics uf tl~.- estupp,:l letter Ibrm Im~¢ b~m pru%.ided to
~ those entities (realtors. attorne.,,s, title companies, etc.) in%ol%ed in real prupert~' transactions.
~'~ These entities fill in certain informat,un concerning individual real property, in~ol,.'ed in a
2u transaction on thc e'~tupp,.:l letter form~, and fax Ihe ~.'opK."~ lo I1~: LX.'pamn,:nt of Revenue via a
21 dedicated lelefax linc. Staffre~eat~h,:s dcp, a"tmcntal records, fill,, in the appropriate cuunty.
22 related balances that v, ill he duc as of t}~: ~.luslng date identified and I~xc's (transmits) the
2.t completed estoppel form back to the requesting pan)r; and
2,t WHEREAS, Although this service is not a primao' function of the department, the
2~ service docs provide a significant benefit to those entities in Collier County involved in real
26 properties transactions requiring closings; and
27 WHEREAS, The time, human resources, and material required by the department staff to
21 provide this estoppel letter service has a value and cost that.justly requires the imposition
29 reasonable, proportionate fee for said service.
.10 NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY TIII~ BOARD OF COUNTY
31 COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA that the Board hereby ~uthorizes the
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D~parunent of Revenue lo prcpa~ its own program and procedure to provide an "estoppel letter" s~rvio:
for the persun~ and business intcresU rcquesling such service.
IT IS FUR'I'tIER RESOLVED Ihal [JlC Department of Revenue shall t~iuJre and receive a rte ur
Two Dolla~'s ($2.00) for each estoppel letter the department prepares Io pay for the costs ofcreafion and
transmittal of said cstoppcl letter.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND STATED ~hat the estoppel letter documents m'e not
recognized as o~cial records of this Board ot Collier Cmmty. and the Board for itself and the County
disclaims any liability for any errors in the information provided in any esloppel letter and docs not
warrant the accurac7 ofthe information provided al'mn:on.
This Resolution adopted alter motion, second and rnojority vote Favoring same.
Dated this ~ day of,May, 1998.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST: OF C'OLLIER COU,~TY. FLORIDA
DWIGIIT E. BROCK. Clerk
By:
Deputy Clerk
Approvcd as to form and
legal sufficiency:
Da,,id C. W¢ig¢l
Cuunty Attorney
By:
BARBARA B. BERRY. Chairman
Page 2 of 2
EXI:HBIT 1
PAGE 1 OF 2
ESTOPPEL LETTE
NO COVER SHEET NEEDED WHEN FAXINC
FAX - ~941 ~ 403-23 ~,
Please comvlete the first ei~t lines and FAX to (941) 403-2312 - Please remember_
when faxin~_ throut, h your eom_outer it must be leei_ hie. ureferabiv trued not hand
~'Hften, lncomulete or ill~ible information will not be returned. Please tvoe folio
number on the first and second ua~e
!.) Name of person/company requesting
information:
2.) Phone Number:.
;~.] Complete current property owner of record:
Last Name
First Name
Complete Site
Address:
Fax Number
,Middle Initial
5.)
6.)
Folio (must be eleven digits) & (please supply folio number on top of 2"d page)
Number:
Legal
Description:
?.) Vacant Lot or Improved Lot (please check one)
s.._L) Closing Date (extremely important)
ASSESSMENTS(on property ta~'~iil - non-ad valorem)
Current assessments(s) due on tax bill: (check with Tax Collector
to see if paid)
Make check payable to Collier County Tax Collector
Remaining payoffamount:
Make check payable to Board of County Commissioners
Payoff good through:
OTHER ASSESSMENTS (not on tax bill):.
PAGE 1
EXHIBIT 1
PAGE 2 OF 2
FOLIO NI.~fBER (must be eleven digits),,,
SOLID WASTE MANDATORY GARBAGE COLLECTiON(assessments 1991-
1996)
Account
Number(s):.
Payoff
Amount(s):
Payoff good through:.,,
Make check payable to Board of County Commissioners
UTILITIES ('Water/Wastewater):
Utility Account Number:
Monthly Utility Amount Due: (last billed date~
(please be aware there may be a final bill not yet calculated)
(above includes any past due financed Utility fee monthly payments)
Financed Impact Fee PayoffAmonnt: _(must be paid
in full at the time of closing. The impact fee is not assumable.)
Payoff good through:
Make check payable to Board of County Commissioners
..,. ,.,?uu~.u., recipient. 't ne ueparrment of Revenue Services of Collier County,
r torma and its employees dtsclaim any HablHty for any errors In the Information
provided herein and do not warrant the aeenracy of this Information. To assure
accnracy, you should have an Independent search prepared by a qualified nbetrnet
or title company or an attorney at law. The delinquent records for Collier o
are open for inspection by anyone deslrin, to perform a scarch. ~ ~
II, AY
· /,,.- ?_j
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
April 12, 1998
John A. Yonkosky
Director/RSD
Teresa A. Riesen
Revenue Manager/RSD
Estopple Letters
EXHIBIT 2
PAGE I OF 2
As per your request, a 2 month study has been done on Estoppel Letters. Below
is the information requested:
Estoppel Letters average per week is 450 - average per year is 23,400. ~
Below is a list of the closing agents (title companies, attorneys, etc.) who use our
services the most (at least 10/month). There are many others but they are under
an average of 10/month.
C_OMPANY NAME
ACTON TITLE 150
ASSOCIATED LAND TITLE 43
APP. RESEARCH 14
BERRY & GEISEL 21
COLLIER TITLE 15
COLLIER COUNTY TITLE 33
CHEFFY 17
DUNN TITLE 45
EXECUTIVE TITLE 31
EQUITY TITLE 16
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE 43
FIRST TILE ABSTRACT 14
GUARDIAN 10
GOODLETTE/COLEMAN 18
GULFSHORE TITLE 42
ISLAND TITLE 95
KELLY PRICE 13
KRAMER 13
MARCO TITLE 23
$ AMT/MONTH
$300
86
28
42
30
66
34
90
62
32
86
28
20
36
84
190
26
26
46
~A~. NOA T ~q'
I MAY l"/lgS8 i
MORRISON/CONLEY 23 46
MIDWEST TITLE 132 264
METROPOLITAN 45 90
NOLD 25 50
PORTER/WRIGHT 22 44
PROGRESSIVE 10 20
QUARLES 10 2O
RICHMAN/DEIFER 15 30
CHRIS ROCHE 20 40
RHODES 18 38
RUETZEL 17 34
SZEMPROCH 18 38
TROPICAL 29 58
WEBSTER 10 2O
JOHN R WOOD
WOODWARD/PiRES' 10 20
12 24
On a conservative average of 20,000 per year and at $2.00
revenue per year is $40,000.
EXHIBIT 2
PAGE 2 OF 2
per letter expected
Staff is proposing we ask for a $500 deposit for the larger companies, $300
deposit for the medium companies and $100 for the smaller companies. At the
end of each day a spreadsheet will be filled out to reflect what accounts had
used our services. We will let each customer know when their balance is getting
Iow. Staff is also proposing that only businesses pay for the services, not
individual residents of Collier County.
TAR:pc
EXHIBIT 3
PAGE 1 OF 2
FEE COLLECTION PROCEDURES FOR ESTOPPEL LETTERS
1. A $2.00/request charge for all Estoppel Letters.
2. DOR will collect a deposit from all customers of $100-500 (initial).
3. Spreadsheet to keep track of deposit and fees.
4. At end of month each customer will be faxed a sheet of usage.
5. Money will be accepted at any time of the month.
6. DOR will reserve the right to hold Estopple letters if an account has no money
or will go into the negative.
7. Any outside customer (those not based in Collier County) will not be charged.
8. Any customers not in the business of closings will not be charged (private
citizens).
SAMPLE SPREADSHEET FOR TRACKING DEPOSIT BALANCES
EXHIBIT 3
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',-Nov:
,~ov*
340
60~
431
31
500:
550i 3r)ol
440' 37:
;0~ 35~
90, 221
230;
O ~OARD APPROVAL OF BUDGET A~ENDM~NT RECOGNIZING POSITIVE CARRY
FORWARD VARIANCE IN THE POLLUTION CONTROL FUND {114)
OBJECTIVE: Board approval of budget amendment recognizing
positive carry forward variance in the Pollution Control Fund
(114).
CONSIDERATIONS: As part of the annual budget process, available
carry forward revenue within each fund is projected. Variances
in budgeted and actual carry forward are recognized via budget
amendment. The Pollution Control Department has a positive carry
forward of $108,230, due to field operations room/lab
improvements that could not be completed in FY 96/97 and accrued
salary and operational adjustments. It is recommended that the
positive carry forward balance be appropriated as follows:
$30,630 will be placed into reserve for contingency/contract
administration reserves. $38,200 is required for building
improvements including the completion of field operations
room/lab. The purchase of additional computers/software to
replace two 386, one 486 and three Mac computers based on the new
County's Information Technology (IT) standards, since upgrades
and repairs will not be cost effective, and to increase the minor
operating equipment line item to include employee safety related
Opurchases as recommended by the Department Safety Team.
GROWTH MA~AGEMENT IMPACT: The budget amendment is consistent
with and necessary to implement several objectives and policies
including surface and ground water monitoring contained within
the Conservation and Coastal Management element of Growth
Management Plan.
FISCAL iMPACT: Disbursement of Fund (114) carry forward in
114-919010-489200 by $108,230 as shown in the attached budget
amendment.
RECOM~4ENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners recognize
and appropriate carry forward and approve the attached budget
amendment.
Ma~;, C~rnelisse
Clerical Supervisor
REVIEWED BY: ~'~"~- Y~'~ DATE: ~- ~ G. Geo~e Yilmaz, Director
Po 1 ion ont Department
incent Cautero, A~inistra~or
Co~unity Development & Enviro~en. ,1 ~~~iv
GY: mc
i
I For Budget/Finance Use OnlyJ
~ A.P.H. Date J
]To BCC Yes No ]
FUND TITLE
Date prepared:
If previously approved,
BCC Agenda Date= / /
EXPENSE BUDGET DETAIL
Attach Executive 5un~a£y
Item No.
Pollution Control
Cost Center Title
Expendtture
object cod~
991000
991100
919010
Cost Center No.
E_xp.~diture Title
Reserve for Contingency
Reserve for Contingency #1
Pro~ect Title
(Docrease! Sud~e~
5,000 72,800
25,630 133,800
30,630
Pro~ect No.
77,800
159,430
Pollution Control
Coat Center Title
Expenditure
Object Code
762200
764900
764950
178975
Coat Center No.
Expenditure Title
Building Improvement
Data Processing Equip.
Software
Pro~ect Title
Inczease Current
(D~crease) Budget
38,200 0
19,800 0
7,800 0
65,800
Pro~ect No.
R~vised
Budget
38,200
19,800
7,800
Pollution Control
Cost Center Title
Expenditure
Object C~
651950
652910
178975
Cost. Center No.
lx~enchtture Title
Minor Data Process. Equip.
Minor Operating Equip.
Pro~ect Title Pro~ect No.
Increase Current Revised
(l:~creaee) Rud~t _Budget
4,900 200 5,100
6,900 27,000 33,900
11,800
77,600
MAY 1 9 1998
Reserve 919010
Coat Center No.
Object Cod~ Re~enue T£tle (Decz~ase~. Buctc~t
489200 Carry Forward 108,230 331,600
108,230
Pzo:)ect No.
439,830
WHY ARE FUNDS NEEDED?
To recognize carry-forward as a part of fiscal year
WHERE A/qE FUNDS A%rAILA~LE?
In fund 114-919010-489200.
COST CENTER DIRECTOR:
DIVISION ADM I N I S T PATO R~/'~-~/__/'/
BUDGET DEPARTMENT:
AGENCY MANAGER:
FIN~CE DEPARTMENT:
CLERK OF BOARD ADMIN:
INPUT BY:
B.A. NO.:
MC/budget amendment
DATE
MAY 1 9/998
OBJECTIVE: The Board of County Commissioners, Ex-Officio the
Governing Board of the Collier County Water-Sewer District, to
accept the conveyance of the Assignment Agreement for the easement
for water and sewer facilities.
CONSIDERATIONS:
1) The Developer of Pelican Marsh, Unit 16, has constructed the
water and sewer facilities within platted easements to serve this
development. See attached location map.
2) Preliminary acceptance was approved by the Community
Development and Environmental Services staff on May 5, 1998, in
accordance with Ordinance 97-17.
3) The Assignment Agreement for the easement has been reviewed
by the County Attorney's office for legal sufficiency.
FISCAL II~PACT: The water facilities were constructed without cost
to the Collier County Water-Sewer District. The cost of operating
and maintaining the water and sewer facilities will be paid by
monthly user revenues.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT I){PA~T: This project has been connected to the
County Regional Water Treatment Plant and the North Regional
Wastewater Treatment Plant. This project will not create a new
impact, as it was planned for within facilities available at
present.
RECOMMENDATION: The Community Development and Environmental
Services Division Administrator recommends that the Board of
County Commissioners, Ex-Officio the Governing Board of the
Collier County Water-Sewer District, accept and sign the
Assignment Agreement for the easement for Pelican Marsh, Unit 16.
Executive Summary
Pelican Marsh, Unit 16
Page Two
PREPARED BY:
.~Kirley Nix, Engineering Technician
Enginee~'i~g Review Services
REVIEWED BY:
:..:.Thomas E. Kuck, P.E.
Engineering Review Services Manager
,R'~, AICP
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Date
Date
Da're(
L,,,.I~4~ { {' 1998
C-3 ¢,-~ LC[ CO
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UNIT
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.IAPLE~
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DEVELC
IN
VII'Il
THIS ASSIG}~ENT AGREEMENT made and entered into this
day of _, 1997, by and between the PELICAN MARSH
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, (hereinafter referred to as "Assignor,,), and the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY AS THE GOV~NING
BODY OF COLLIER COUNTYANDEX-OFFiCiO BOARD THE GOVERNING BOARD OF
THE COLLIER COUNTY WATER-SEWER DISTRICT, its successors and
assigns, (hereinafter referred to as "Assignee-).
WHEREAS, Assignor is the Grantee under that certain non-
exclusive Utility Easement from WCI Communities Limited Partnership
(f/k/a WCN Communities of Naples, Inc.) to Assignor concerning
certain water and sewer facilities and irrigation distribution
lines located within the real property referenced in said Utility
Easement, a copy of said Utility Easement being attached hereto and
made a part hereof as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of that certain
Interlocal Agreement between Assignor and Assignee dated as of
December 31, 1993, and approved by the Assignor at its meeting held
on December 20, 1993, the Assignor shall and is required and
obligated to convey, in accordance with standard County procedures,
certain water and sewer facilities and irrigation distribution
lines to the County and its Water-Sewer District without cost to
the County or its Water-Sewer District; and
WHEREAS, certain water and sewer facilities and irrigation
distribution lines located within the aforedescribed Utility
Easement have been conveyed to Assignor from WCI Communities
Limited Partnership (f/k/a WCN Communities of Naples, Inc.) by Bill
of Sale and Warranty Deed, which water and sewer facilities and
irrigation distribution lines are simultaneously herewith being
conveyed to Assignee from Assignor; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that Assignee obtain the rights of
Assignor as the Grantee in said Utility Easement.
NOW THEREFORE WITNESS~TH that for and in consideration of the
premises and in consideration of the sum of Ten and 00/100 Dollars
($10.00), receipt of which is acknowledged by Assignor from
Assignee, and other good and valuable consideration, the parties
hereto agree as follows:
1) Assignor hereby conveys, grants, transfers, demises,
releases and assigns unto Assignee, its successors and assigns, all
of the rights of Assignor as Grantee under the Utility Easement
referenced hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit "A" Assignee
hereby accepts said assignment. '
1
MAY 1 9 1998
2) Governin~ Law. This AsSignment shall be construed and
enforced in accordance with and governed by the laws of the State
of Florida.
3) Modification: Additional Assurances. No change,
amendment, modification or cancellation of any part of this
Assignment Agreement shall be valid unless in writing and signed by
Assignor and Assignee.
4) Bindina Effec%. The terms, covenants and conditions
contained herein shall inure to the benefit and be binding upon
Assignee and Assignor and their respective successors and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement
as of'the date and year first written.
ASSIGNOR:
Attest:
, /
A.~sistant Secret~ry
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF COLLIER
PELICAN MARSH COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
Chairman
The foregoing Assignment Agreement was acknowledged before me
by JOHN A. PISTOR, Chairman of the PELICAN MARSH COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, on behalf of the Pelican Marsh Community
Development District. Me is personally known to me.
, 1997.
2
AGEflOA,J,,7~
MAY ! 9 998
· P~o ~
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
ASSIGNEE:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA AS
THE GOVERNING BODY OF COLLIER
COUNTY AND AS EX-OFFICIO THE
GOVERNING BOARD OF THE COLLIER
COUNTY WATER-SEWER DISTRICT
Approved as to from and
legal sufficiency
BY:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, AICP
Chairman
Assistant County Attorney
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF COLLIER
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day, before m
authorized in the S ....... e, an officer dul
uaue aha uoun:y aforesaid to tak~
acknowledgments, personally appeared TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, well known
o ~? to be the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners,
olller County, Florida, As The Governing Body of Collier County
and as Ex-Officio the Governing Board of The Collier County Water-
Sewer District, being authorized so to do execu
Assignment Agreement for th , _ ted ~h~ foregoing
autaority dulv inves~_~ = .... ~_pur~.os~ therein contained under
~ ~x unm ~oara o~ County Commissioners, and
that the seal affixed thereto is the true seal of said Board.
WITNESS my hand and official seal in the County and State last
aforesaid this day of
'------ , 1997.
(Notarial Seal)
This instrument prepared by:
Anthony p. Pires, Jr.
Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A.
801 Laurel Oak Drive, Suite 710
Naples, Florida 34108
(941) 566-3131
Notary Public
Print Name:
My Commissi~n Expires:
3
1998
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EXHIBIT "A"
LIEN RESOLUTION ' CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. ?0502-091
RECORD OWNER - ~A RUE, CLAUDE E
Board to accept report and adopt Reoolut£on assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
04/25/97
0S/08/97
0S/29/97
02/18/98
02/26/98
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 595.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWT~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RE¢OM~fENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
CUSTO~ SERVICE REPRESE~ATIVE
Vincent A. Cautero0 Administrator
Community Dev. a Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 $1998
/
....... ' ........ IIII I
BOARS OF COUI~TX COHHZSSZC~ERS
COLLIER COU]~Y, FLORID&
Claude E L& Rue
7012 Chadvell Rd,. SW
Huntsv£11e, ~ 35802
R~FI:RL-ZICE ?0502-091 162092120004
LEGAL D[:~CR I PT 101!:
DATE:
LIE:I
Lot 9, Block 4 N~L£S ~U~ORADDZTION, according to the plat thereof,
on file and recorded in the Public Records o£ Collier County,
Florida. PB 3, Pages 67 and
You, as Lhe owner el the i,t,,|,,,rty above ~ln~cribed, as recorded in the
records mdtntnlr:e,! I)y the of CLeO of the Property Appraiser, are hereby
abate~e,: el a ce:tarn nu~sa,~ ~xistiny on the above property prohibited
~y O:dinance 91-4~, sqrv:t~ -.:tiro [he,eel .:;,on you, such nuisance being:
Prohib£ted accumulation of non-protected lovable vegetation
excesl o£ 18~ ~n height An a subdivision other than Golden Girl
Prohibited d~mpiflg, acc.~ulatiofl, storage or bur~al o£ litter, waste
or Lbandoned property. ~eeds over 18~ and litter. Dead hotticuZture
Walte, plastic, bottles, etc.
expenditure el public [urtd~ ,,L., d~ecC cos: of $ 395.00 and
administrative co~t ,,~ $200.00 for a LoCal of $ 595.00. Such costs, by
FesoJutton of Che Boa~d nf ,*,.,~:~:y ¢:cr.mls~3(,:ters of Collier County,
Florida, have beer~ assesse,t ..~a[,s: Lbo abuve property on
and shall become a /Jan on th(, property [(tJ:ty (30) days after such
assessment.
You may request a h~ar~n~ I)~fore Cite Board of County Commissioners to
show cause, ~ arty, why the expenses and cha~ges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance are unw~rranLed or excessive or why such expenses
should not constitute a lien against the property. Such request
hearing must be made to the Clerk el the Board o~ Coutzty Commissioners,
Government Center, Naples, Florida 34112 in writing within thirty (30)
days [rom the (Jatq o[ this ~5sossmqnt tO l)~ valid.
CLEPF:, UOAI~I) OF COUIITY
CSce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
RESOLLrTIoN riO. 98-
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF' COUNTY COI~4ISS~ONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASS£SSH£NT OF LIEN, FOR THE COST OF
THE ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCE, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ORDINANCE
H'HEREAS, as provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costs of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
WHEREAS, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Commissioners, together
with a description of said parcel; and
WHEREAS, such assessment shall be a legal, valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paio and
WHEREAS, the assessment shall become due and payable thirty (30!
days after the mailing of Notice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate of twelve percent (12.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
t/OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIlE BOARD OF COLtNTY
COHHISSIOt~ERS OF COLLIER co~rry, FLORIDA, that the property described
as follows, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the owner of said property, is hereby assessed
the following costs of such abatement, to wit:
Claude E La Rue
7012 Chsdwell Rd. SW
Huntsville, AL 35802
62092120004 ?0502-0~1
~GAL DESCRIPTZg~[
Lot 9, Block 4, ~APLES )a, ANOR $ 595.00
ADDZTZON, according to the plat
thereof, on fils and recorded in the Pubiic
Records of Colliat County, Florida. PB 3,
Pages 67 and 61.
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
co the o~ner or owners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails to pay such assess-mnt within thirty (301 days hereof, a
certif~ed copy of this Resolut:on shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, co constitute · lien against such property
according to law, unless such direction is stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the o~ner.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
flOARD OF cOl~rry COMMISSIONERS
COI,LIER COUNTy° FLORIDA
CSce 11 - 1/98
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIRMAN
MAY 1 9 1998
pg ..... 3
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71009-072
RECORD OWNER - MOHN, KELLY ANN & JAMES O MOHN II
OBJECTIVE
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CQ~SIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determina~ion
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
10/08/97
UNDELIVERABLE
12/01/97
01/29/98
02/05/98
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 450.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROW~i~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
REC0~MENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
Melody Brlag~.n~
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Community Dev. & Environmental
DATE:
1998
BOA3~D OF ¢Ot/N~Y COlalaZSSZONERS
¢OLLZER COUNTY, FLORZDA
LEGAl, NOTZCE OF ASSESSIaZNT OF LZEN
Kelly Ann Hohn &
J~meo O Hohn
2240 E Eaoton
C=eston, O# 44217
ILEFETLENCE 7100g-072
L~GAL D£BCPlPTI~I]:
DATE:
162256680005
Lot 2, Block 8, NAPLES HANOR LAKES, acco=ding to the plat the=eof,
on £ila end race=dad in the Public Records o£ Co11~e= Coun~,
Florida. Pla~ Book 3, Pagol 86 and 87.
Pgohib~ted acc~ulation of non-pgotocted mow~le vegetation
excess o~ 18" iff height in a o~d~visAon orbs= than Golden Gate
Estates
ProhAbAted d~ping, acc~ulatLofl, storage oF bu=Aal o~ XLtte=, waste
o= ~afldoned
metal on
You fa~led to abat- such hu:~,)n,:,); whereupon, It was abated by the
expond~ure o[ i:~bt~* [und~ .~ ,~ ~11~,*,:~ ~'o~t o~ $ 250,00 and
PesoLutlon o[ the Board ,~ ':u, tn~ty C..,~mlss~oners (,f Cc, ll~er Count'/,
Floc2da, have been assessed 4;j.~1rIsL lhg above properly on
and shall become a l~en o. ~he properly thirty (30) days aider such
assessment.
'(ou may request
sho~ cause, J~ a.7, ~hy the ,txpe.sos n.d charges incurred by the County
under Chis Ordinance are unwarranted or excessJve or ~hy such expenses
should no~ cons~iLuke a JLen against Lite property. Such request for
hea~ing must be made Lo Lb,. ;:1ork of the 6oard of County Co~is~oners,
Go':ernmenC Cer, Ler, ll;,ples, Fl,~fid.I 34112 in w~itin9 within thigty 130)
days f~om the dale of tl,~n ,,~sossmertt to be valid. ~ ~
CLEPK, BOARD OF COUNTY COI*II4lSSIOtlERS
CSce 9- 1/9] AY,9199e
RESOLUTION NO, gs-
A RESOLUTION OF' Tile BOARD OF COUNTY ~ISSIONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LIEN. FOR T~E COST OF
THE ABATEMEtrr OF PUBLIC NUISANCE, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ORDINANCE 91-47.
WHEREAS, as provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costs of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
WHEREAS, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Commissioners, together
with a description of said parcel; and
~IEREAS, such assessment shall be a legal, valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paid; and
WHEREAS, the assessment shall become due and payable thirty
days after the mailing of Notice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate of twelve percent {12.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COHMISSIONERS OF COLLIER CO~ITYo FLORIDA. that the property described
as follows, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the owner of said property, is hereby assessed
the following costs of silch abatement, to wit:
NA~E;
Kelly Ann Hohn &
$~-~es O Mohn Z!
2240 E Eaeton Rd.
Creeton, OH 442~7
~EFERENCZ:
62256680005 71009-072
b~GAL DESCRIPTIOn[
Lot 2, Block 8, ~APL£S NJU~OR $ 450.00
LAJ~ES, according to the plat thereo~,
on fils and recorded in the Public Records
of Collier County, Florida. Plat Book 3,
Pages ~ and ~?.
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or owners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails to pay such assessm,~nt within thirty (30) days hereof, a
certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to constitute a lien against such property
according to law, unless such direction is stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the owner.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUtrrY CONHISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY. CIIAIRHAN
APPROVED AS TO FORM
A~;D LEGAL ~UFFICIENC'f:
t-l',,../, ! ll/ ,.
DAgID' ~WEIGEL
COb~TY ATTOR~EY
CSce 11 - 1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUT~ S~¥
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 80122-060
RECORD OWNER - ALONSO, MARIETA
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
ol/o2/98
Ol/2 /98
o2/13/98
02/24/98
02/27/98
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntar~
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RE~QMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Admini s ira t or
Community Dev. & Enviro~ental Svcm.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOARD OF COUld! COt4HZSSI:OI~J:It~
COLLIER cog'I1T'/, I'LORZDA
LEGAL NOTICl: OF ASSESSI~I~T OF LIEN
DATE:
Har:l.e ta Alonao
3061 ~ 18t~ ST
H:i.~u~:L, FL, 33125
~HCg g0122-060 162154320001 ~.~ E:]
LEGAL DE~C'~ I ~ l Ot]:
~ 8, Block 8, Naples Hano~ ~nex, In accordance w~h and
~o ~he pX~ recorded ~n PI~ Book 1, P~ge 110, ~XXc Records o~
CoLlie= County,
ad'lised LJldt Lt,,: I:'~JTJl,fll,',' ::'~'I'"':~ ~,,II,HJ*'I, fJJtJ of* 1/22/98, order Lite
b)' Ordinance 91-47, servim~ f~otice thereof uFon you, such nuisance being:
~tohibited acc~ulation of non-protected mo~le vegetation
.idmlrllS~ra~J'.'e c~st ,~ $200,00 [or a ~oLal u~ S 245.00. ~uch cosLs,
You may request a hearing I,efore the Board of County Com. miss~oners to
under this Ordinance are unw,~trantod or excessive or ~hy such expenses
should not consL~tute a li,~n ,l~j~lttts[ the property'. Such request for
hearin~ must be made [o Lhq Clerk et the Board of County Co~issioners,
Government Center, ll.H)les, Fl,,~ld,~ ],1112 if, writing within thirty {30)
days from ~he date ot this a~sessme~)t to be valid.
CLEEK, BOARD OF COUNTY COl.ll.llSSlOtlKRS
CSce 9-
MAY 1 9 1998
A RESOLLrrIoN OF THE BOARD O? Co~rrY COMMISSIONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMEN? OF LIEN0 FOR THE COST OF
TH£ ABATI.~ENTOF PUBLIC I~JIS;M~CE0 IN ACCORDANCE
HITH ORDINANCE 91-47.
~4EREA$, as provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costa of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
~fl.~ERE~g, the cost thereof co the County aa to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Commissioners, together
with a description of said parcel; and
k~ER£AS0 such assessment shall be a legal° valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paid; and
14~IEREAS0 the assessment shall become due and payable thirty
days after the mailing of Notice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate of twelve percent ¢12 0%~ per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof. '
~;O~0 TH£REFOR£o BE IT RESOLVED BY TH£ BOARD OF CO~rTY
CO~4HISSIOt;ERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA° that the property described
as follows, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the owner of said property, ia hereby assessed
the following costa of such abatement, to
Harieta Alonao Lot 8, Block l, Naples Manor $ 245.00
3061 ~ 18'k ST Annex, Zn accordance with and sub~ect
HiaJ~i, FL 33225 to the plat recorded in Plat Book ~, Page 120,
Public Records of Collier County, Florida.
62~54320001 a0122-060
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or o~ners of the above described property, and if such
owner ~alls to pay such assessment within thirty {30} days hereof, a
certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to ~onstitute a lien against such property
according to la~, unless such direction ia stayed by this Board upon
appeal o~ the assessment of the owner.
Tltis Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST: BOARD OF COt~JTY COI~qlSSIONER$
D~IGHT E. BROCK, CLERK COLIolER COUNTY, FI~RIDA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
COMITY ATTORnEy
CSce l! - ~/96
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY, CIIAIRt~J~
MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUTIVE SOMMARY
LI'EN RESOLUT1'ON - CODE E17FORCE24ENT CJ~E NO. 70528-053
RECORD OWI~R - RA~0S, JORG"E & ,M~CF~
OBJECTIVE
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
os/2 /97
UNDELIVERABLE
07/22/97
07/28/97
08/07/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
Melody B ~id~eman\
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Community Dev. & Environmental Bvcs.
DATE:
MAY'
BOARD OF COUNT~ COI~ISSION~ItS
COLLIER COUNTY~ FLORIDA
Ra~os, Jorge & ~.ngela
3S04 SW 143rd Ct:.
H£am£, I~L 33175
i~ tr~l~tlC~ 70528-053
I.£GAL D£SCRI PT Iorl:
DATE: Hatch 9, 1998
157364000003
Lot 7, Block 227, o£ Harts Beach Un£t SLx, a Subd£vAs£ofl accordLflg
to the Plat thereo£0 recorded An Plat Book 6, Pages 47 to S4, o£
tho l~b~Ac Records o£ Co~ier County, F~or~ds.
Sub~ect to easements, rostrictAons, rose.at,one o£ record and taxes
You, as ~he o~fler of the property above described, os recorded in ~he
~ecords maintained by the o~ice of the Property Appraiser, are hereby
advised that the Compliance Services Haflaqer, did on 5/28/97, order the
abate=ant of a certain nuisance existing on the above property prohibited
~¥ Ordinance 91-4~, servjno notice thereof upon you, such nuisance being:
P=oh£b£tod &ccumulatLon sE non-protected movable ~egetat£on
excess o£ 18" £n height An a subd£v£s£on other thmn Golden Gate
Estates.
You failed to Abate such fltJisance; wheretlpofl, it was dba~ed by the
expenditure of puhlLc ~unds at a dlre¢~ cost o~ $ 45.00 and
administrative cost o~ $200.00 for a total of $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Pesolution of the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County,
Florida, have been assessed a~ainst the shove property on <date> and
shall become a lien on the property thirty ~301 days after such
&$sessment.
You may request a hearing before the Board o[ County Commissioners
show cause, ii any, why the exoenses and charges ~ncurred by ~he County
under ~his Ordinance are unwarranted or excessive or ~hy such expenses
should not constitute a l~en against ~he proper~y. Such request for
hearing must be made to the Clerk o[ the Board o[ County
Government Center, Naples, Florida 34112 ~n ~ri~ing -i~hin ~hirty {30)
days ~rom the da~e of chis assessment to be valid.
CLERK, BOARD OF COUtITY COHt4IS~IOtI£RS
~Sce 9- 1193
MAY 1 9 1998
RESOLUTION II0. 98-
A RESOLUTIOtl OF TIlE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LIEN. FOR THE COST OF
THE ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCE, IN ACCORDANCE
WITII ORDINANCE 91-47.
WHEREAS, as provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costs of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
WHEREAS, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Commissioners, together
with a description of maid parcel; and
WHEREAS, such assessment she1! be a legs%, valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paid; and
WHEREAS, the assessment shall become due and payable thirty
days after the mailing of Notice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate of twelve percent (12.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
NOW, ~IEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~lE BOARD OF COUNTY
COt4MISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, that the property described
as follo~, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the o~ner of said property, is hereby assessed
the following costa of such abatement, co wit:
NA~E:
~EGAb DESCRZPTION~
COST
Ramos, Jorge & A~gela
3504 SW 143'4 Ct.
Miami, FL 33175
~EFERET~CE:
573E4000003 70528-053
Lot 7, Block 227, of Harts $ 245.00
Beach Unit Six, & Subdivision
according to the Plat thereof, recorded in
Plat Book E, Pages 47 to 54, o£ Public Records
of Collier County. Florida.
Sub~ect to easements, restrictions, ress~vationa
of record and taxes for tho current Fear and
subsequent years.
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or owners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails to pay such assessment within thirty (]0) days hereof, a
certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to constitute a lien against such property
according co law. unless such direction is stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the o~ner.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGUT E. BROCK, CI.ERK
BOARD OF COMITY COMMISSIONERS
COI.LIER COl~rry, FLORIDA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
AND LEGAL ~UFFIC~ENCY:
DAVID-W~-IBEL
COUNTY ATTORNEY
CSce 11 1/98
BY:
BARDARA B. BERRY, CHAIRPb'~N
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CA~E NO. 70915-021
RECORD OWNER - FELIX LERCH FAMILY T~UST
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier CountyWeed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
z2/o /97
02/02/98
o3/o /98'
o /o6/9
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 600.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
~ROW~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECO~ATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED
Mel~y Br~eman ~
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vinc~nt A. C&utero, A~nistrator
Community Dev. & Znv4ro~mental Svcs.
DATE:
1 9 1998
LEC~L NOTIC~- or ASSESSMENT OF LZ~
DATE:
FELZX LERCH FA~IhY TRUST
2669 DAVIS BLVD STE 101
I~APLES, ~L 34104
RE~ERENCE 70915-021 162~02040003 I,!EI: :;:?~:i,~P:
LOT 17, BLOCK 13, OF NAPLES I~AROR ADDITION ACCO~NG TO THE ~ OR
P~T THE~OF AS ~CO~KD IN P~T B~K 3, ~AGES 67 & 68, OF THE
PUBLIC ~CO~S OF COLLIER CO~Y, ~RIDA.
Pzohib~ted acc~ulition of non-protected m~le vegetation ~n excess of
18" in height Zna .~division other then Golden Gete Estates.
ProhZb£ted dumping, eccumuletion, storege or burial of litter, waste
or &bendoned property. Weeds over 1S~. Litter includes furniture &
houlehold debris.
e×pend~Lu:e o~ j;ublic fu~:,l~ ,l' q ,ll r~tL ,-~,~: ¢,~ $ JO0.O0 and
assessment.
You may request a hearir~9 J efore the Board of Coun:y Commissioners to
show cause, if any, why the e, penses and charges incurred by the County
under this Ordinanc~ ar. unwarranted or excessive or why such expenses
should not co/t$LILuL~ a lib. ri ,~gai.st the property. ~uch request ~or
hearing must be made to the Clerk o~ the Doard GE County Comm£sstone=s,
Government Center, tlaples, Florida 34112 itt writing within thigty (30}
days from the date of :his assessment to be valid.
CL£1~K, BOARD OF COUUTY CO~.IISSIONERS
C$ce 9- 1/93
MA'( 1 9 1998
R£SOLUTION NO. 98-
A RESOLUTION OF ~IE BOARD OF COUNTY COI~qlSSIONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LIEN, FOR THE COST OF
THE ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCE, IN ACCORDANCE
NlQ! ORDINANCE
NHER£AS, as provided in Ordinanc .
abatement of certain nuisan · ~1 47, the d~rect costs of
cost Incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and ' ces, including prescribed administrative
WHEREAS, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Co~issioners, together
with a deecripcion of said parcel; and
kPgEREAS, such assessment shall be a legal, valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paid; and
I~ER£A$, the assessment shall become due and payable thirty {301
days after the mailing of rlotice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue aC a rate of twelve percent 112.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~[E BOARD OF COUNTY
COHMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, chat the property described
as follows, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the owner of eaid property, is hereby assessed
the following costa of such abatement, to wit:
FELl% LERCH FAHILy TRUST LOT 17, B[,OClC 1~, OF ~APL~ $600.00
2~69 DAVIS BLV~ ST~ 101 HAJ~OR ADDITION ACCORDXNO TO THE
NAPLES, FL 34104 HAP OR PLAT BOOK 3~ PA~EB 67 & ~8 OF THC PUbLiC
~~ RECORDS OF COLLXER COUNTT,
62102040003
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or ~ners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails Co pay such assessment within thirty I~0} days hereof, a
certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County. to constitute a lien against such property
according to law, unless such direction is stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
AT~EST:
BOARD OF COUNTy CC~$SIONERS
DN~GHT E. BROCK. CLERK COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
.':.? J, · .,",31 ....
CC U?~I'y ATTORNEY
CSce 11 - 1/90
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY, OIAIRMAN
EXECUTIVE
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70912-011
RECORD OWNER - Hathaway, Doris G & Marlene V York
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATIQN
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
09/15/97
10/11/97
11/03/97
12/05/97
12/11/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 1,340.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOM~ENDATIO~
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED BY:
Vincent A. Cautero, Adm~nistrator
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY ! 9 1998
COLLZER COUNTT, FLORIDA
L£GAL NOTICE OF ASS£SSKENT OF
34113
REFERENCE 70912-011 ~77210440001
LEGAL DESCRIPTIOII:
DAT£: J'~,arch 20, 1998
I,I £r; t~Ut4B£R:
Lot 4, Block 2, Trail Acres, Unit 1, according to plat t, Plat Book
3, Page S0, Public Records of Collier County, Florida.
You, as the owner o[ the property above described, as recorded in the
records maintained by the ¢*:fice of the Property A~praiser, are hereby
advised that the Co~plia,c- $-rvices Hanaqer, dld on 9/30/97 order the
a~atement of a ce~ta~, nu~so~nce e×~stinq on the above property prohibited
by Ordinance 91-4T, ~ervi~t~ .t~t~ce thereof upo~ you, such nuisance being:
Accumulation of prohibited exotics on unimproved land located within
200' of .improved, subdivided p:operty. B=az£1ian Pepper Hedges and
Java Plum throughout property.
You failed to abate such fl';t°~tl~O; W~tor~u~)on, it WaS abated by the
expend£tu~e of public funds ,,L a ,Ittect cost of $ Z,[40.00 and
adm[n~stracive cost (~( $200.00 for e total of $ 1,340.00. Such costs, by
~esolution of the ~oard o! County ¢o~m[sstoners of Colitem County,
Florida0 have b~e~$ assesse~l ,~.~t~t the above property on <date>
and shall become 4 !~. o~ ,.h.. p~,~pe~ty thirty 130~ days after such
assessment.
You may request a hearing J~efo:e the Board of County Commissioners to
show cause, if any, why the ext.enses and charges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance a:e unwarranted or excessive or why such expenses
should not constitute a Iie~ a,xe[nst the property. Such request for
hearing must be made to the Clerk of the Boa~d of County Corr~nissione:s,
Government Cente~, taaples, Fto~ida 34%%2 tn writing within thirty 130)
days from the date of this assessment to be valid.
CLERK, Bc)ARD OF COUNTY CC~IMISSIOt~£RS
CSce 9- 1/93
UAY 1 g 1998
RESOLUTION NO. 98-.
A RESOLUTION OF ?lIE BOARD OF COUNTY COMI4ISSIOblERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LIE~, FOR TIlE ~ST OF
TIlE ABATEHE~ OF PUBLIC NU[SAt~CE, Itt ACCORDANCE
WITH ORD[N~CE 91-47.
WHEREAS, as provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costs of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
HIIEREA$, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of Co,nty Commissioners, together
with a description of said parcel; and
WHEREAS, such assessment shall be a legal, valid and binding
oblioation upon the property against which made until paid; and
WIIEREAS, tile assessment shall become d~le and payable thirty (30l
days after the mailing of tiotice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate o! twelve percent i12.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
NOW, TIIEREFORE, lie IT RESOLVED liY TiIE BOARD OF COUI~I'Y
COHHISS[ONERS OF COLLIER COHtlTY, FI,ORIDA, [hat the property described
as follows, and havino been abated of a p~blic nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the owner of said property, is hereby assessed
the following costs of such abatement, [o wit:
Hathaway. Doris G &
Harlene V York
25 Cheyenne TRL
Naples, Fb ]4113
Lot 4, Block 2, Trail Acres $ 1,340.00
Unit 1, according to plat in Plat
Book 3, Page 50, Public Record of Collier
County, Florida.
77210440001 70912-011
The Clerk si the Board shall mail a notice of assess~nt of lien
=o the owner or owners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails to pay such assessment within thirty (10) days hereof, a
certified copy nf chis Re~nlution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to constitute a lien against such property
according to la~. unless ouch direcctnn ia stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the ow[let.
This Resolution adopted after mo[ion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGIIT E. BROCK, CI,ERK
liOARD OF COH.'iTY COP~4ISSIOt~ERS
COLLIER COUIITY, FLORIDA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
AND LEGAL~SUF. FICIENCY:
.'.-.~DAVID WEIGEL
1~ 'COMITY A~ORNEY
CSce 11 1/98
FlY:
IIAI~IIAtiA Il. IIERRY. CIIAIRtiAN
MAY 1 9 1998
P'O. ~
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71015-040
RECORD OWNER - Walsh, Thomas
~ re rt and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
Board to accept po ......... ~,,~lic funds ex~ended
a ainst the parce~ in oraer to ~ecvvu~4~--,.isance at this
to effect ~e abatemeg- - ,-- 4n Ordinance 91-47, =he
location, all as provLoeu ~v~ ~
Collier County Weed~ Litter and Plant Control ordinance.
~ONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
lo/~/97
lo/=s/~7
1=/o¢/~7
~=/~1/~
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GR~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED BY:
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. &Envircnmental Svcs.
DATE:
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOM~D OF COLTH~Y COtOIZSS~O14~RS
¢OLLZER COUI~TY,
L£GAX, ~O~*ZCE OF ASSESSHEtlT OF
DATE: Hatch 19, 1998
~&lsh, 'ThomAs
2348 P~ne St.
~aplee, FT,, 34112
P3:FERE'RCg 71015-040 136003240006 LI£ll
L£GA~ D£SCRIPT[OTI:
Let 17, Block 105, Golden Gate UflLt 3, eccord~fl~ to tho pl&t
l~LblLo Records o£ CoLILer County, Flat,ds.
You, as the o~fler o~ the property above descrLbed0 as recorded ~n the
records ~a~nta~fled by the o[~tce or the p~operty Appraiser, are hereby
advLsed that the Co~pttanc~ Services Manager° did off 10/24/97, olde: the
abatement o~ a cerCdtn mitt, artec ,xj~Llflq nn the above property prohibited
by Ordinance 9[-41, servtml no[tee ther(~of open yeti0 such nuisance being:
expenditure o~ public fund~, ~L a direct cost et $ 45.00 and
admtn[strattve cost o~ $200.00 (or a t~ta[ o! S 245.00. Such costs, by
Eeso[u:tOn o~ the Board o: County CG~tsstoners et Collier County,
Florida, have been dssesse.t ,t0a[nst the above property on <date> and
sha[[ bec¢me a [ten on Lbo property tht~[y (301 clays a~ter such
assessment.
You may request a h~arznq ~..~t¢,re tho Board o~ Co~mty Co~mtsstoners to
sho~ cause, t~ an'/, ~hy :he expen~t's and charges tncurred by the County
under thts Ordtnance are u~a:r,Jn[ed or excessive or ~hy such expenses
should not consttcucea ltt~n aoaln~L the property. Such reqtJest [or
heartnq mus[ be made to th,? Clerk et the ~oatd
Gove=nment Center, Hdptes, Flnrtda 3411=
days [rom :he dace et tht~ ,$bsessment to he vd~td. CI.EHK, BOA~[) Or COIilIT¥
CSce 9- 1193
MAY 1 9 1998
RESOLUTION liS.
A RESOLUTION OF ~l£ BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LIEN, FOR ~IE COST OF
THE ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCE, IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ORDIN~{C£ 91-47.
WHEREAS, aa provided in Ordinance 91-47, the direct costs of
abatement of certain nuisances, including prescribed administrative
cost incurred by the County, shall be assessed against such property;
and
WHEREAS, the cost thereof to the County as to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board of County Commissioners. together
with a description of said parcels and
~EREAS. such assessment shall be a legal, valid and binding
obligation upon the property against which made until paid~ and
~EREAS, the assessment shall become due and payable thirty {301
days after the mailing of Uotice of Assessment after which interest
shall accrue at a rate of twelve percent {12.0%) per annum on any
unpaid portion thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY ~lE BOARD OF COUNTY
COi~41SSIONERS OF COLCIER COUNTY° FLORIDA. that the property described
aa follows, and having been abated of a public nuisance after due and
proper notice thereof to the o~ner of said property, is hereby assessed
the following costs of such abatement, to wit:
NA~E~ L~GRL DESCR~PTZON~ COST
Welsh, Thomas
2348 Pine St.
~&ples0 FL 34112
Lot 17, Block 105, Golden Gate $ 245.00
Unit 3, according to the plat thereof,
recorded in Plat Book S, &~ pages 97 through
10S, inclusive of the i~blie Records of
Collier County, Florida.
~EFERENCE~
3600324000S 71015-040
The Clerk of the Board shall mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the o~ner or owners of the above described property, and if such
owner fails to pay such assessment within thirty (301 days hereof, a
certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to constitute a lien against such property
according to law. unless such direction is stayed by this Board upon
appeal of the assessment of the o~ner.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIOrIERS
COLLIER COUITrY. FLORIDA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
AND~ LEGAL SUF.F ICI Et{CY:
, ....
f':L~,~zo W£~GEL
COUI~TY ATTORNEY
CSce 11 - 1/98
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY. CIIAIRMAN
MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70917-004
RECORD OWNER - EMC Holdings Inc.
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
Case Summary:
a. Violation deLerminat;cn
b. Notice of violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for ccs=s
Undeliverable
[0/22/97
FISCAL I~PA~T
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may te anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GRQWT~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not a~plicable.
~E~OM~ENDATION
That the Boaud of Count'/ Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
~el~dy Bri.~eman--'~
SZ VICE EP ESS rA IV
Vincent A. Cautero, A~n~nistrator
Conununity Dev. & Envirorunent&l Svcs.
DATE.:
19 1998
BOAAD OF COU1~TY COM~ZSSZOI4~RS
COLLZER COUlr:Y, rbORZD&
L£GA~ NOTZCE OF ASSESSI~:HT OF LZEN
DATE: l~uzch 20, 1998
I:I~C HOLDZ~GS
800 La~c®~ Oak Dc. STE 303
~&ples, FL 34208
R~IK£~CE ~0917-004 168300002342 i.l~)
Lot 17, o£ ~ORT OF THC ZS~S, ~ ~' accotdLng to ~ho map o=
p~&~ ~he~eo~, tecozdo~ ~fl ~s~ Book 22, psges 2 ~h~ough 4, o~ tho
~OU; ~S ~JJ~ OWft~ ~)~ ~h~ j~r,jp~rLy a~vo d~scFjbed, tis recorded ~n the
records matnLainod I)7 Lhe ~[fice of the Property Appratseg, a~e hegeby
advised chaC the Co~plianc,~ ~er~tces Nanaqe~, did on 9/25/9~ orde~ the
abatement o~ a ce~c,~tr~ .~aft~:' ~xt~L~n'! on :he above p~opert7 prohibited
by O:dina~co 91-4;, ~:vLtt,~ r~tlce tlJere,~f upo~J you, such nuisance being:
admi~isttot:'/e co~t c'[ $200.00 [u~ a LuL,I~ ~: $ 24S.00. Such co.ts, by
p. esoiut~on o~ tile Bo,~rd o~ r]ou~t~' C,jmmissioners o~ Coilio~ County.
Flozida, have ~ee:~ ,~SS,~l ,1,J.tillSt tll~ dbo~'e ptope~t7 ot~ <daLe> and
shall become a 1:~n o[, the I,;o;)o;LY thitt7 (30) days a[te~ such
You may request a hea~ng he~,~te Lh~ )!oatd o[ County Co~u~lssione~s to
show cause, l~ an)', why the expenses ~nd charges tncu:£ed by the County
under this Ordinance ate u.wat:anted o: excessive et why such expenses
should not constituLe a lie. against the property. Such ~equest
hea~ing must be made to the Clerk o: the Ooa~d o~ CourtLy Commissioners,
Government Center. :lapies, florida 34112 in ~l:ing within thirty ~30!
days ~tom the date o[ this ~ssessment to be valid.
CLSI~:, ~OARD OF COU~ITY C~4ISSIOII£RS
CSce 9- 1/9]
MAY 1 9 1998
A RESO~rI'IOtl OF TIlE BOARD OF COU~ITY COI~ISSIOt~ERS
PROVIDING FOR ASSESSMKI~F Or LIEN. FOR TIlE COST
TIlE ABATF. KKIIT OF PURZ. I¢ NUISANCE. Iii ACCORDA~IC~
~41Tll ORDIN,'dIC'E 91-47.
~IIEI~EAS, as provid"d in Ordinance 92-4'Y. th~ direct coats o~
above.nO o[ c~rtatfl nulOJ~ee, includin~ preecri~d admin~e~rative
MIER~. tl~ cost thqr~of to t~ C~nty al to each parcel shall
calculated ~ re.fred to t~ ~ard of C~nty C~Jlftmt~ro, t~e~her
with a description of said ~rce]; a~
obligation u~ tt~ pr~rty A~JflJt which mid~ ufl~t~ paid; and
dayo aft,r th4 MllJflg of r~tice of Aeeeee~flt after which interest
unpaid ~rti~ C~r~ot.
~:~, ~IEREF~. BE ~T RK~D BY ~;~ BOARD OF ~
C~SS~ERS O~ ~LL~ER ~. F~R~DA, that the pretty descried
m, ~11~w, And having ~efl abated o~ a ~biiC nuisance after due and
pro~r notice ~h~reo~ Co the o~r o~ ~aid pr~zCy, l~ h~z~ ae~eee~d
~C NO~DI~S 2~C. ~t 17, of ~RT OF ~g 2S~S, S 24S.00
100 ~aurel Oi~ Dr. ~Sg ~, icgo~dLng to the ~p or
iTS 303 plat thereof, recordsd tn Plat I~ 21, plgee
Xsple., r~ 24XOO X thr~gh 4, of tho ~lic Records of Collier
C~nty, Florida.
The C1~zk o! the Dontd shal~ mail a notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or owners at cite above descrxbed property, and if such
owner faiil to pay sucit a~sessment within thirty I]0! days hereof, a
certified copy o[ this Resolution shall be recorded in the official
records of Collier County, to constttuts a lien slalflat such property
according to law, unless s,:ch direction ts stayed by this Board upon
Titxs Resolution adcpte.J sOrer motion, second and~ajority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST~ BOARD OF COUNTY COt~4ISSI~ERS
C~GIIT £, BROCK, CI,£RK COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY'.
B?~BAP. A d. BERRY, CIIAIR:4A~I
CSce 11 - 1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70918-0S7
RECORD OWNER - Daniell, Phleany/J Brown & Brown, Jennifer
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover p~blic funds expended
to effect she abatement of a public nuisance ak this
location, a!l as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
~ON$IDERATION
Case ~ummary:
a. V%olation determinatf,,n
}::rice of Violation served
c. V.~rifi:a~ion of unabated nuisance
d. }~isance abated with Fublic funds
e. C.~ner invoiced for costs
o~/2s/97
lo/o4/9~
1~/04/97
~2/11/97
FISCAL IMPAC!
Reimbursemen~ of $ 245.00 may Le anticipated by voluntary
action or fcfeclcsure.
~ROW~H MANAG!MEN? !MpA~T Nou a:::-iicable.
E~.~ATIO~
That tke Bo~:.'d o~ CDunty Commisz_~ners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
Mel6dy Br:i. c man
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. & Environment&l Svcs.
DATE.
MAY 1 9 1998
COLLXER COUtFF!, F'LOltXD&
LEGAL NO~XCE OF ASSESSJ(EH~ OF LX£N
DATE: Klrch 20, 1998
Bgown, ~enfl££eg
220 xo~ st. ~z
NapXel, FL 34120
p..EFEP..E~CE ~0918-0S~ 1226241~0003
LEGAL D£~CRI~TI~II:
LOT 5o AYAI,O~£ ESTATES, BLOCK 6, U'ta]T 1, ACCOP. D/~G TO FLAT J~ECOIU:)ED
XN FI,AT BOO~ 3, FAGE 62 OF THE I~JB~XC
FLOR/DA.
advised that the C(-=pl~ar~c~ ~[vicos t.:a~a~er, (lid on 9/26/97 order the
abatement ~f a cq:tax~ ,ut~f~¢e existtt3~ on the above property prohibited
by O=dinarlce ~[-4'1, n,~rvtr~ /iotico thereat upol! you, such nuisance being:
Fgoh£b~ed acc~zuul&t~on o£ non-p~otecte~
exclsl o£ [8" ~n height tn I s~div~stofl other thin Golden Gate
Estates.
You tailed to abate ~uch ttu~sartcq; whereupon, tt was abated by the
expend[tu~e o( public [,md~ ~t a direct cost of $ 45.00 and
~d~tntst~at['.'e c~t al $200.00 (o~ a tutti o( $ 24S.00. Such costs, by
Resolution o( the Uoard al Ce.sty Co,q~ntsstone~s o( Co[[[er County,
Florida, h~ve been ~sessed against the above p~operty on <date) and
shall become a lien o~ the l,t,q~ertY Lhtrty (30) days alter such
assessment.
You may cequest a hearing bef,~re the Board o( County Commissioners to
show cause, il any, why the expenses arid charges incurred by the County
undec this Ordinance are unwarranted or excessive or why such expenses
should not constitute a lien against the p~operty. Such request
hearing must be ms,Jo to the ~jle[k al the Boa~d o[ County Commissioners,
Government Center, tint)Xes, Florida 34t12 in wzittng within thirty (30)
days (rom the date o( this assessment to be vat%d.
CL£PE, BOARD OF COUIITY c~.lralSSI~]£Rs
CSce 9- 1/93
1 9 1998
A RF. SOL.~TIC~I O£ TI4~ BOARD OF ~ C~ISSIC~ERS
PRCTYIDZII'; FOR ASSF. SS~ET~' Or ~,~E~I, F~R Tllr 0~$? OF
TIlE ABATFJ,'IErrl' O1~ PUBI. ZC tflJISA~ZCE. IN ACCORDAEICE,
HITII ORD I L*I,MICE
~IER£~t, an ploYided Sn Ordinance gl-4?, the direct costs of
abatce'?nt of certain hulas,cee, Including preacribe, d administrative
c~c incurred by the County, s~ll bn. anaessed against such property:
and
NIIEREAS, the cost thereo[ to the. County ss to each parcel lh~ll
cslcul~ced and ~el~rt~d to th~ Board o[ County C~Issloners.
with a demcripttot~ o( said parcelz and
days oiler tl~ ma~ll~ o~ t~tice o[ Aloee~nt attar vhtch interest
shall accrue at a rate of :~lve ~rcent 112.0~1 ~r annum ~ any
unpaxd ~rt~ofl :hereo~.
t~, ~I~EFOPE, BE IT RE~L%~D BY~IE BO~D OF ~
C~SSI~ERS OF ~LLIER ~Y. F~RIDA. that t~ pretty d~cti~d
as ~oll~e, and having ~en aVate~ of a ~bltc nuisance after due and
the ~oll~ing coots o~ such abaton:, co w~t:
DatiVal/, fhleifly/J lr~ ~ S, AVA~ ESTA~S, I~ S 245.00
Jr~, ~[fer S, ~XT l, ACCO~ ~
220 10'* Sc. ~Z A/CO~ ~X ~T ~ 3, ~ J2
~lplel, F~ 3412o O~ ~g ~C RECOil or COLLXtR C~, F~AZOA.
22~24~J0003
ce~t~tted copy ~ thte R~N~u:~on eha~l be recorded tn the
records o~ CoOl,er County, to constitute a ~leh agatnlt such pto~rty
according to 1~. unle~ ouch d~ectJon ~ eta~d ~ thte B~rd u~n
aFpeal o( the ass~ee~nt o~ the ~ner.
Th~s Resolution a~:ptcd at:er mot~on, second and ca,silty
DATED:
A~EST: POARD OF ~Y
BY:
BARB)UIA B. BERRY. CHAIR~
CSce 11 - 1/99
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70919-034
RECORD OWNER - Perez, Luis Vazquez
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
~0NSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
o9/16/97
Z0/22/97
10/27/97
11/14/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 nay be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTTIMA/TAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
BECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY=
'Me ~ oc1.7 Br~geman '~
CUSTOI~ER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
BY =
Vincent A. Cautero, Adm/nistrator
Cc~m~unity Dev. & Enviro~ental Svcs.
DATE:
BOAJtO OF COUITI~ COPMISS2OI~ItS
DAT~: Hatch 20, 1998
IS7746920002
LIEtl ,Ut.laER:
CSce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
Lot 10 Block 294 o£ He~co Beach UnLt EIGHT a Subd£vLsLon accordt, ng
to ~he PI&~ ~hereo~ recorded Lfl ~11~ Book 6, Page S3-GB o~ tho
You, ag ~h~ own~c of ~lJ~ ~r~j?~y AbOV~ described, as r~corded iff the
record2 m. tir~aift,',l b7 ~h~ ,;Iflc'O 'Jr th~ Property Appraiser. are h~geby
advised thaC the Ce~p!taruce ~rvices r.~,.,a~or, did on 9/19/97. ogdeg the
b70gd~nanc~ 91-4~, ~rv~.q n~t~ce th~reo[ upon you, such nuisance being:
P~ohLbLted ~cc~uL~tLofl o~ non-p~otocted mow~le vegetltLon
excess of 18" iff height iff a s~dkvisiofl other than Golden Gate
expenditure o~ publLc (u.,l~ at a d~r~t cost o~ $ 45.00 and
a,im~niscrat~ve cost ~f $200,00 for a total o~ $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Pesolutiou o~ Cite Uonrd 6[ County Co~sionegs et Collier CountT.
Florida, have been ,~e~e,I aq,~itt~t the above property on <ddte> and
shall beco~e a l~en et, ~he pt,~per~y thirty (301 days alter such
You may ~quest a heartnq b~fo~e the Ueard of County Co~.~issioflers to
sho~ cause, [~ any, ',by the e:.:penses and chagqes j,curted by [he County
under this Ordtnance are uwaarranted or excessive ot ~hy such expenses
should no: consctLuce a J tqll aUatnst the property. Such request for
hea~ng must be made ~o lbo Clerk o~ the Board of County C~tsstoners,
Governmenc Cen:er, l~aples, Florida 34112
days fgom :he date o[ [his assessmenC to be valid.
CLEP~, BOARD OF COUtITY C~.1ISSIOIIERS
Ill~Lt, ttlOtl !10, 90.
FKOVIDItI~ FOR ASSESSICF. MT OF L%DI, FOR TIlE COST OF
TIlE ADATF. MEf~r OF J~JBLIC I~JISA.'ICE, IN ACCORDANCE
WITiI OBD%I~ArICE 9%°4?,
WtlER~AS. an ptoYJd~d tn Ordinnflc~ 91-47, the direct cogt· or
and
MIENS, t~ cant t~reot to the C~n~y al to each porte]
calculated and r~rt~ to t~ ~4rd of C~nCy C~Jlli~rl, c~ether
w~th m deocripti~ o[ said parcel; a~
WIIEREAS. ouch aoqeos~nt S~l~ ~ a ~aJ, valid a~
obli/atl~ u~ t~ pr~rty n~iflst which ~de until paid~
s~ll accru, mt a rac~ of twlve ~rceflc (12.0t) ~r o~
unpaid ~rCi~
~ISSI~EAS Or ~%ER ~. F~IDA. t~ c~ pr~rCy dewcrt~
fi ~oll~l, and ~vtfl3 ~efl abated o~ a ~blic ~ismflce otter d~
proof notice thereof to C~ ~er of said pretty. Jw
Ch~ roZZ~t~ coots at such ~bot~flc, co
Peres. ~iw Vis,es ~t 10 I%~k 394 of ~rco Beach S 24S.00
2SI02 ~ IS" ~. ~it %%~ i f~vlwl~ according
NL~L. ~ 331S3 to the fist thereof reeordd In
fogs ii*ii of the ~li~ Records of Collier
C~ty. floridl.
5774~2000~ ?0t1~-034
The Clerk of the Board ·hall ~oil · notice of &swess~enc at lien
co the owner or owner· of the above descried property, ·f~J It such
~er fo~l co F~y such Ifl~llM~ vichSn ch*roy
certified copy or thio Resolution ihall ~ recozd~ in the official
records of Collier C~nCy, to cofllcitvce · lien ~finlt ivch
nccord~nq to 1~, uflleJl ·uch direccl~ ti Itny~
This ~eooluCio~ ~dopCed after ~tiofl, fec~d and ~jorlty vote.
DATED:
ATTEST: ~ARD OF ~
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIR~J~f
APPROVED AS TO FORM
Arid LEGAL S~rr ~tc'Y
, ,, (, . /- A) [ /
~Y A~ORNEY
CSce Il - l/t8
MAY 1 9 1998
¸.0
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEME}~r CASE NO. 70919-038
RECORD OWNER - Lalanne, Etzer
ODJECTIVE
Board :o acczp= report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against che parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect ~ne abatement of a public nuisance at this
locatizn, all as provided fox in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collie~' Counu¥ Weed, Litter and ?lanc Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Viola:ion decerminati=n
b. N.:ice of Violation sorved
%..f~cation of unabated nuisance
i. N'./sance abated with public funds
e. ~..::e~ invoiced for co~=s
Undeliverable
~0/~/97
~/os/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Rei~bu~'semenz of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action cr fc:'~closure.
GROWTH r~,~Gi:4E~:T IMPACT N'.t applicable.
That ~"? Boa:q c : Counuy Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
)
C~STO~S~ S~V~cs ~SSNT~T~VZ
APPRO/~ BY:
V'~ncenn A. Cautero, A~tnistrator
Comununity Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOAAD OF COUWT~ ¢Ot~ISSIOI~RS
COLLIER COUI~TY, FLORIDA
LEGAL NOTICE OF ASSESSt~EI~T Or LIEN
PO Box ~65
Immok&loo, FL 34143
L£GAL D£SCRIi~Io:I:
DATE: Hmrch 20, 1998
1~4030920005
Lot 7, BXock 2, South XmmokaXee ReSghts, as recorded Xn Pla~ Book 3,
~aqe 29, Public aocords o£ Co11~er County, Florida.
You, as the owner o{ the {,rol'~rtY above described, as gecorded in the
~ecor~ls matr~tal~o,I I~y th~ '*((I~e ()[ th~ Peel)artY Appraiser, age hereby
advised that the (:,:~pltance 5,,trices I~anaqer, did on 9/19/97 order the
abatement of a C~tdtr~ nutsan,:e existinq on the above property prohibited
by Ordinance 91-41, servt,,~ notice thereat upon you, such
Frohtb~ted &ccumulat~on o£ non-p=otactedmowible ~e~at&t~ofl
exce~s o£ 18~ £n height ~n a aubdtv~sion other than Golden Gate
You [aile~ co abate ~uch rluzsonc~; whereupon, it was abated by the
expenditure or public rut:ds a~ a d:rec~ co~t or $ 4S.00 and
ad,this[cat,Ye co~[ or $200.00 [or a total or $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Resolution or th~ lloarcJ ~f (~,~'~t7 Commissioners o~ Collier County,
Florida, have beelt aR~essqcJ ,l'!.llnSt thq above property on <date> and
shal! become a lio~t att [he i,t"pettY thirty (30} days a~ter such
assessment.
You may request a hearing I)q[orq the ~oard or County Co.mmissioners to
show cause, ir 4n~, why khq eXl)O,ses a,d cha~es incurred by the County
under ch[s Ocdtnance age un~acgan[ed or excessive ag why such expenses
should not constitute a lien against the property. Such request
heartnq must be made to the <Jerk o~ the Board or County Co~[sstonegs,
Government Center, Haptes, Florida 34112 tn ~r[ttn~ u[th[n thirty (30)
days [~om the date or this assessment to be valid.
C~ERK, BOARD OF COUNTY C~.~.][SS[ONERS
C$ce 9- 1/93
UAY 1 9 1998
REF~ILUT I ON /~O.
A R£SOLUT{Off O£ THE BOARD O£ CO~rTY ~]SS]~EWS
Pff~[DI~ F~ ASSES~EI~ OF L]~, FOR ~E ~ OF
TIlE ABAT~E~T ~r ~L~c ~S~, ~rl AC~D~ICE
~HERF~S, the cn~t
calculated and re~rt~d to t~ ~ol~d at C~nty C~tllt~l, c~ethe=
rich a delcriptton o( I~Jd parcei; and
shall accru~ at a rat~
unpaid ~tion thereat.
~, TIIEREFOWR,
C~CalSS{~;E~S OF ~Lb[ER
prcF~r flocic~ thereof Co the o~er of la~d pretty, t, he ~ assessed
the fol:~in? costs O~ luch
H~gi k~L D~SCR2~I~ t COST
Lili~e, g~zer ~t ~, ll~k 2, J~th S 24S.~0
PO Box 12SS Zwkile~ WeLghta, le recorded
Z~Xilee, F~ 34143 Lfl Pl.t ~ 3, Pegs 2), ~2ic Record/ o~
Colliar C~cy,
74030t2000S
The Clerk of the R~4~d shall mail & notice of alSelm~nt of lien
~o the cwner or cvn~ra o! the .boys descr)l~d property, and zf such
ovner ~azls to pay such a~cess~ent vii hi. thirty (30{ dayl hereof,
cert:~zed copy of this P~elution shall b~ recorded in the official
records o! Collier County. to constitute a lien against such pr~erty
accord[n~ co la~. unless such direction il stayed ~ chis Board
aFpeal o~ the a~se~s-en~ of the
Th~ Relolut~orJ adopted a~ter ~tton, laced and eaJorl[y vota.
DATED:
A~EST: BOAPD Or ~TY ~alSS[~;E~S
~l~tfT E. OR~, CLEP~ CO,ClEW C~Y, F~RIDA
M,%WBfi~A B. BERRY, OIAIRVJU'{
APPROVED AS TO FORM
A~ID LEGAL
COU~Y A~ORNE~
CSce il . l/J!
MAY 1 9 1998
P;.,, _.._
~XEctrl'Iv~
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70923-010
RECORD OWNER Silvas, Oviedo
0~JECTIV~
Board to accept report and adopt Resolucion assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Planc Control Ordinance.
CON$IDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
09/19/97
Undeliverable
10/14/97
10/28/97
11/06/97
FISCAL, IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
CUSTOMER'~ERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED BY:
Vincent A. Cautero, Ac~inistrator
Co~zmunity Dev. & EnvirorunenCal Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOARD OF ¢Ot/lr~ COHHISS:IOttl:RS
COLLZER COLtI~Y, ti, OR:IDA
LEOA.L ttOTICE OF ASSESSldZNT OF L~t£H
S~.lv&s, ay:Leda
2&0 12t~ St. SE
Naples, lr~ 341.17
P.I: tl:RL'~C'I: 70923°010
LEGAL DKSCRI PT IOI1:
DATK: Hatch 20, 1998
10012S000008
LI £11 IIUIdO£R:
MAY 1 9 1998
CSce 9- 1/93
days [zom the dale of tlli~ ;t~sossmerlt to be valid.
CL£R~:, BOARD OF COUIITY COI~.IISSIorlERS
Z&.tez~y 1.070 £oet o£ the ~o=th one-hel£ o£ the Sout~e&.~ one-
qu&=te= of the Southeaa~ one-qu&Ete= o£ Sect£on 4, TownshSp 47
South, Range 29 East, tun Westerly · dAetaflce o£ 220 £ee~ £ot the
point of begiflfl£ng o£ the t~&ct hore~n conveyed CofltLnuo
~0 feet, thence Souther1.y 1.20 £ee~, thence Easter1.y ~0 feet, thence
~oEthe=1.y 220 feet to the point of beginning.
You, as :he ~wner ,,f [l:~ i.t,.l.~rL7 ~bovo described, as recorded In che
records mazntatfled by Lhe o~fice of the Property Appra~se~, are he:eby
advised :ha: Lhe Cc:rpltance 5~rvtcqs rd~t~aqer, did off 9/24/97 order the
aba:emen: o[ a cot:ate nu:nance exis:tnq on the above prope:ty prohibited
by Ordinance 91-41, q~rvJru~ notice thereof upon you, such nuisance being:
P=oh£b£ted &ccumu[&ttofl of flon-p=otec~ed mow~[o vege[a[~on
excess oE ~8' ~n heLgh[ An a .~LvL~ton elbe= [hen ~lden
expenditure si f~,~hl~r [uml~ ,~t a direct cos: of $ 45.00 and
adm~nis:¢aL1'/e COaL o: $200.00 tot a :,)tel of $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Resolut~o~ of :l,e lJoagd of County C~sjonets of Collier CounCy,
r~or,da, have been assessed aga~ns: the above property on <date> and
~halL become a 1zen on :he p¢cpetty th~::y {30} days afro: such
assessment.
You may ~equesc a hea~lng be[ore the Board of County Co~ssioneEs
sho~ cause, ~f any, why :he expenses and cha~ges incu::ed by the County
unde: :h~s O:dLnance ar,~ un~ac:a~tted or excessive o: why such expenses
should no: cons:~Lu:e a l~en against :he property. Such ~eques:
hearing must be made to Lh~ Clerk si Lite Board o[ County Co~tss~onets,
Go'/e~nment ~e~t:er, ll.~pl,~n, Florida 34112 in ~rtting ~lthin Lhi¢ty (30)
Rr..~¢q,UTi~ aK). 98.
A R~SOLU'rION Or TUF. BOARD OF COtnrtY C'OP:4ISSIG~qER$
PROVIOI~';:; FOR ASSESS,'4KNT OF' I. IF.,*{, FOR THE COST OF
THE ABATE~.E~/T OF PUBLIC f:U{SA,~C~, ZN ACCORD/U~CE
HITII O#DlfiAtlCE 91-47.
~IIEREAS, afl provide4 in Otdinanc~ 91-47, the direct costs of
co~t ~flcutred t,y the Co, mt y, shall be assented againlt luch property;
all~J
calculated and re~rted to the Board o~ C~nty C~eeionere, t~etheg
~th a description o~ aa~d pa~ce)~ and
MIKREAS, p'JCh asfle~n~ent ~haJl ~ a legal, valid and binding
ob&lgatt~ u~fl the pretty agalnnt ~h~ch ~de untt~ paldf and
~IERK~, :lJq anoean~nt nhall ~c~e due and payable thirty
dayl a(tet t~ ~il~ng oK Notice at Aoeeoo~nt a~teg which interest
s~ll accrue aC a rate o{ t~lve ~rcenC (12.0~) ~r annum on any
afield ~rt~ofl thereat,
r~, ~IEREF~RK, ~R IT RESO~O BY ~IE BOARD OF ~
~SS~ERS OF ~LblER ~, F~R~OA, that the pro~rty described
al ~oll~l, and having ~en abated o( a ~bLlc nuisance atte~ due and
prc~ not,ce thereat to the ~et at said p~opetty, ~1 hece~ aasel~ed
the tallying costs o( such abate~nt, to
Silvas, ~iedo BeEtling it tho Wortheaot S 245.00
260 12'0 s~. SE corner o~ the Westerly 310 feet
~aplee, FL 24117 of the Easterly 1070 feet of tho Worth one-
hill of the S~thellt ~e-~ortet o~ the
SouCheilt ofle-~ircet o~ Jectlon 4,
of ~20 feet tar the ~C at begl~flg o~ ~he CFac
thence S~thor~y 120 feet, thence Kalter~y 70 feet ,
thence ~ortherly 120 feet to the po~nt of
00125000008 7g~22-010
The Clerk o~ the Board shall mail I notice of assessment of lien
to the owner or o~neta oi the above d~scr~bed property, and If such
owner tails to p~y much amassment within thirty (30) dayl hereof, a
certzi~ed copy oK this Resolution shall be recorded in the o~ficial
records o~ Collier County, to constitute a ]~en sEa,nit much property
according to lay, unless such direction ia stayed by this Board upon
appeal o! the aasemsavent of the owner.
Thtl Resolution adopted a~ter motion, second and majority ~ote.
~ATED:
ATTEST: BO)U~D OF ~ CO/~$S~O~ERS
~d~GHT E. BROC~, CLERK COLLIER coutrrY, F~RIDA
BYz
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIR~U~i
APPROVED )~ TO FORM
COU1qT Y ATTORNEY
CSce 11 - 1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUTIVE
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 70923-034
RECORD OWNER - FLEET MORTGAGE'CORP.
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. ViolatiOn determination
b. Notice of Violation s.=rved
c. Verification of unabaued nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoice~ for co:~rs
o9/25/9?
~0/02/97
~1/04/97
12/11/97
FISCAL IH~ACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may :e anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclcsure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT No~ apF]icable.
RECQ,~9/ENDATION
That the Board of County Commis.~ioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
M. lody Br~d~eman %
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. & Environmental S'..cs.
MAY 1 9 ~{998
BOARD OF COUNTY CONHISSZONERS
COLLZER COtrNTY, FLORIDA
LEGAL NOTICE OF ASSESSHENT OF LIEN
DATE: Hatch 20, 1998
FLEET HORTGAGE CORP.
PO Box 1169
H£1w&ukee, WI 53201
R.E:FEP~CE ?0923-034 13S880350003 LIE. rzur~fl£R:
LEGAL DESCRIPTIOII:
LOT 9, BLOCK 62, GOLDEN GATE UNIT 2, PART 2, ACCORDING TO THE HAP OF
PLAT THERZOF A~ RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK T, PAGES 66 THROUGH 67, OF THE
PUBLIC R£CORDS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA.
You, as the owner o! the prOl~etty above described, OS recorded in the
records mainLaine.J b7 %he office of the Propnrty Appraiser, are hereby
advised that the Compllanc~ ~ervices ~anaqer. did on 9/26/97 order the
abatement o£ a certain riuis~.ce existi.g on the above property prohib~ted
b7 ~rd~nance 91o47, ser~in,; nottc~ thereof upon you. such nuisance be%ag:
etohibLted accumulation of floflopto~ec~ed mows. bio voge~&t~ofl ~fl
excess of 18" ~n heLght Ln · subd£v£eiofl other than Golden Gate
Ea~&tes.
You failed to abate such r,'::~ance; whereupon, it was aba%ed by the
expenditure of i)ui.ltc f.JrJ,(~ .It d direct cent of $ 45.00 and
aqminisLra:ive cee% of $200.00 fer a total of $ 245.00. Such costs, by
P~$9iutiorJ of th9 Board o! CourtLy C~mmisslo.ors of Collier County,
florida, nave been a,sessed apai.s% %he abo~e property on <date> and
shall become a lien ct. tho i~rcperty %hlrty (30) days after such
assessment.
You may rogues% a hearing before the Board of County Commissioners to
show cause, if any, why the expenses and charges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance are unwarranted or excessive or why such expenses
should not constitute a lie~, a¢;aills% %he property. Such request for
hearing must be made to %he Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners,
Government Center, Uaples, FLorida 34112 in writing within thirty {30)
days from the date of this assessment to be valid.
CI.EI~K, BOARD OF ':OUUTY C~.IHISSIONERS
CSce 9- 1/93
A RF~cOIJTT~Ofl OF TIlE I1oARD OF C~F~rTY CC~J~ISSXO~IERg
PR(~21)~FJ F~R A~SF.K~F~T OF ~lKtl, FOR ~1~ COST OF
TIlE ADATF.~E~IT OF ~I.IC ~I~ICE. ~ AC~RD~iCE
~IEREAS, as prov~qd ~n Ord~nM~c~ ~-4~. th~ dtrec~ cos~s o~
~I[~RAS, th~ cn~t chutist to the C~nty a~ to each parce~ nha~ ~
ca~cuZated and ~e~rted tn the Board o~ C~nty C~ssSone~, t~ethe~
~ERE~, fluch almeaae~nc ah/Il ~ a legal, va~id and binding
o~gatton u~n :h9 p~ope~ty agatnnt vhL~h ~de untt~ pardi and
Ihs%% accrue at a tats o[ t~e~ve ~tcent ($2.0~1 ~t ·nnum on any
unpaid ~ttton th~teo~.
I1~, TIIEREFORE, gE IT RESOLVED BY ~(~ BOARD OF ~Y
p~oper notXce thereo[ to the ~er st laid property, ts hereby assessed
:he [olX~ing cost~ si such ab·tenet, to wit:
~ ~[~AG DtSCRXffTX~ ~OST
FLE~ ~RTGAG[ CORP ~ ~, I~ ~2, ~ GATE S 245.00
fO lOX lXIg ~XT 2, P~RT 2, ACCO~XNO TO ~ ~P Or
~X~WA~[, ~l S320X P~T ~ZROf ~ RECO~ Z~ P~T I~ 7, flAG.S
46 ~l~ S?, Off ~ P~GXC R~CO~S O~
CO~X~R C~, ~RXDA.
h o~npr or o~nere of Lhe above described property, and if such
to t e...- ........ k a ~asment ~ithin thirty 130) days hereof, ·
certified copy st this Resolution shalX be recorded in the oftict·~
recotd~ si Collier County. to constitute · lien against such property
accord~ to ~av. Ulllell such direct~on Is stayed by thil Board upon
appe·! of the aNsessme~nt of the owner.
Th:s Resolu:~on adopted after motion, second and majority vote.
DATED:
ATTEST: BOARD O~ CC~T~Y CO/&qISS~Ofi£RS
L~4IGItT £. BROCK, CLERK CObblER COU~TY, F~ORJDA
BY:
BARgARA B. BERRY.
APPROVED AS TO FOR~
~"COUaTY ATTOe~£Y
CSce 11 - 1/~!
MAY 1 9 1S98
EXEQ'UTIVE SUMMARY
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71001-084
RECORD OWNER - Tamayo, Ayl~n C
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDEI~ATION
Case Summary:
a. Viola2ion determination
b. Notice of Violation served
¢. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
10/07/97
Undeliverable
n/0s/97
n/10/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROW'~I~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMEndATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. & Enviromnent&l Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOARD OF (:Ot,~T! COI, O4ISS~ONZ:~S
COLLZER COUNTY ~ FLORIDA
LEGAL I~OTICE OF ASSESSJ(EI*rI* OF LIEN
Tfuneyo, Ayl~.n C
903. SW '!-0'*'~ Ave.
If:Lam:L, FL 331.30
2~E rEI~NC'Y, '72.001-014
DATE: Hazch 20, ~998
IS7642920000
LEGAL DESCRIPTI~I:
LOT ~2, BLOCK 232, I'IA~CO Br. ACR U)IZT SEVEN, A SUBDXVZSIOTI ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED 2N PLAT BOO~ 6, PAGES SS THROUGH 62
INCLUSIVE, OF TffE PUBLIC P~CORDS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA.
You, as Lhe ow.or ,)f thh. l.t,.l'nrty al,OVA, d~.scrJb~,¢1, as recorded in ~he
advised LhaL Lhe C(~:l, lJ.lfi(:e f;.*t~'tc,?~ :.~,lnager, did o. 20/20/97 order Lhe
b70rdtn~nce 9L-4~, ~,~';i.'f .ottcn thereof upon you, such nuisance being:
p=oh~bLted acc~ulitLofl of flofl-ptotec~ed morale vegetation Ln
excess of 28" ~n heLgh~ ~n · S~d~v~l~on ot~e= thin Go~den GA~O
Estitis.
You railed to abaci such mits,into; ~hr~:eUFtn, ~' was abated by the
expendt:uCe o[ public fu.d~ ,~L fl (Izr~:t (:os: of $ 45.00 and
.~dmX.istraLtv~ ~',~;~ ,,t $200.00 fr,r a ~,,t.ll ,)f $ 245.00. ~uch cosLs,
PosoluCio- of ~11,~ I~o,]:d of ':'"~f~:Y Co~Jssiof~er9 o~ Collier Court:y,
shall become a l~en nn Lh~ I'topertY :llttt7 {)0l days after such
You may tequost ~ hearing I)~[oFe Lhe Boa~d o{ County Cor~missioneFs to
show cause, if any, why the exl~enses and charges incurred by the County
under th£s Ordin6nce are unwarranted et excessive o: ~hy such expenses
should no: constitute a lien against :he property. Such request {or
hearing must be made :o the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners,
Government Center, eJaples, rloF~da 341~2 in ~rit~ng within thirty (30)
days [rom the dace of this assessmen~ to be valid.
CLERk, BOARD Or COUt~TY C~4ISSIOt~I£RS
C$ce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
A RKSOt,U'TZOff OF' "%11E; ~:)ARD OF COaJ'rrTY CC~J'aZSS2Ofl£RS
F'ROV~DIf;"3 FOW ASS£SSKE'~T OF t,4£tl, FOP TI1£ ~)ST OF'
TI, IF. AnATF.'4E:rIT OF' FUDL, I¢ I,,'~1~S,%,~:C£, ~t: ACCORD,'~C£
KIIEREAS, nfl provided in Ordinance ~1-4'J', the direct costl o!
cost ~ncurred by the C~nty. eha~ be alsensed agaSfl/t luch property;
~(~Rr~s. nuch ~s~en~nt ~halt ~ a ]ega{. valid and binding
unpat4 ~rtl~ thereo~.
~, TII~W~FOR~.
the ~ol %~lt~g
T,u~yo, Aytin C
}01 S# 10'"
to th~ c',ner or ownerl o~ the n~e described pro, try. and it luch
certified copy o( th~e Re~olutiOn thai] ~ ~ecorded in the
records o~ Col~ler County. to constitute a l~en againlt such pro, try
~%OIIT E. BROCk. ~L~K COLt%ER ~L~Y. F~R%DA
BY:
BARBARA fl. BERRY. CHA%R~aA~;
CSce 11 ·
MAY 1 9 1998
,i.
L~EN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71006-012
RECORD OWNER - Grant, Carol
Board to accept reI~ort and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds exgended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
lo/o9/97
~o/~19v
1~/~9Z97
ol/o~/9s
o~/~/gs
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGE~ENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOM~fKNDATION
That the Board of CounCy Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY:
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Co--~u~ity Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
~,EGAT, ~CrtZCE OF ASSESS~'I~ OF LZI:I4
DA~: ~'.atch 20, 1998
Grist, CAroL
S324 C&tts
Hlp2ll, ~ 34223
p~:~,~iCz: ~200G°022 1~2093500002
L£G~L D£SCRZ~:)TzO~I:
Lot 4, BXoc~ ~, ~apXes Minor AddttLon.
You, ~s ~ ounQ~ ~f ~ho J~r~J*~rL~ o~Yo dosCrSbgd, os recorded Ln ~e
EeCOE~S ~4tliLailJ~(J I~y Lbo ~)((JC~ Uf ~lJ~ property ApprAiser, ate hereby
~y Ordinance
prohibited ec~ulat~on o~ non-protected m~le vege~a~ofl
excess o~
You :ailed to abate such nuxs,~flce; whereupon, it was abated by the
expenditutn, o,( pul~li~. :u~ids at n direct cost o: $ 4S.00 and
ad~iflistcat~vo co~t of $200.00 faf n total of $ 24S.00. Such costs, by
p~suluLz~d~l o~ Lt;~ l~,),~td ',[ ,:,,,mtn' C,~.~in~toflern o~ Collier County,
sh,~:/ ~ecome a ~Len or] Lhn l~rOl,ettY thtcLy (30) (lays a~te~ such
assessment.
'~ou may request a hea::~ b~re the lis&rd si Cou~lty Commissioners to
sho~ cause, t~ eny, ~hy the e);)enses nnd charges incurred by the County
under thLs O~dtnance are unvarranted or excessive or vhy such expenses
should not constitute a l~en against the property. Such request
heating ~ust be made to the C~etk at the Dosed at County Commissioners,
Government Cente~, Uaples, ~'1ot~da 34]~2 ~n ~clt~ng ~ithin thirty (30)
days [rom the dat~ (J/ thi~ ,)~o~me~t to be valid,
C~£~K, ~OARD OF COU~IT¥ C~4I$S~O~1£RS
CSce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
IIICSOI.UT I Of~ ~O.
A ~ESOLUTIO~ OF TI~ ~OARD OF CO~.~Y COK~ISS2OtI£RS
pROVlDIr~ FOR ~qstsS~.F~IT O~ bll~, rC~ THE COST OP
Till' ,%ilATT~F..'IT OF PURl. lC ~JISA~CE, I1~ ACC~D/U~CE
calculated ~ z~rt~ to
~iER~S, ~uch all~N~nt ~hall ~ a lo?al, valid and bi'in9
oblt~a~t~ u~n the p~tty
fl~. ~IEREPORE,
C~ISSIC~ERS OF COkLIKR ~ITY, F~R~DA, that t~ pg~rty delcrl~d
a~ foll~s, and havln~ ~n abated at a ~bltc nuisance after due and
th~ ~oll~q coats of
5314 Cltte St.
~aplel, r~ 24113
~ot 4, Block 6, #lplel Honor
Addition.
COST
S 245.00
6205]S00002 71004-012
T~e Clerk of the Board ~h~ll ~ai] a notice of aoseoo.~e, flt O! lien
to the o~fler or ovne~a o! the above decor]bed property, and it such
o-net tails to pay nuch ~an-ead~.nt v~thJn th~rty 130! dayo hereo~, a
carttf~ed copy o! th~o R,soluticn shall be recorded ~n the oEf~c~al
records o[ Coll~er County, to conotJtute a lien against ouch property
according to la~, unlesl ouch direction Aa otoyed by thAI Board upon
This R~solv~on adopted ~ter ~Lion, ~econd and ~jor*~y vote.
DATED~
~ZST~ ~ARD OF ~ ~ISSIC~ERS
5~IGtlT E. gRaF, C~RK ~IER ~Y, F~IDA
BY:
BARBARA B. B~RRY, CU,%IRP, AH
CSce 11 - 1/91
MAY 1 9 19! $
EX~CUT'rVE SUMMARY
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71010-024
RECORD OWNER - Sheehan, Lloyd ~
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance a= this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced f¢:: costs
lo/o9/97
lo/~/97
1=/ol/97
1=/~1/97
1=/~o/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 z.ay be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT No:: applicable.
RECOM~]~DATION
That the Board of County Com:~issioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY=
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP~ESEN'rAT~VE
Achninistrator
Comity Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
BOM~D OF COL~TY COI~iXSSZONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORXDA
I:OTXCE OF ASSESSHENT OF LXEN
Shoehan, LLoyd G
P&pleo0 1~ 34112
I~:1rl:RL~CI: 71010°024
DATE: Karch 19, 1998
1620940e0003
I,!;':;
L£GAL D£SCRIPTIOIt:
lot 16, BLock J, UAPLES F. RtqOR ADDITIOtl, eccordLng to the pl&t
thereof, on £~Le and recorded Afl the ih~bLi~ Records of Collier
County, Florida. pave Book 3, Pages 67 and SI and sub,oct to
rosarY&fLoes, restrLctLofls and 1Lm£tetLonl of record. One-fourth
oil, gms &fid m~neteL rLghts conveyed vLth property.
· ! .fy al, ..... I. ;crJbed, as recorded ~n the
:! ,. ,,f -.. ;..perry Appraiser, are hereby
:'. ,~:ce~ ",!,~=..r, did on 10/10/97, ordet the
~:. · .,xtra' .,~ ,, the above property ptohLblted
· .. ~ :: -=ce :!. :.' ' :=p~n you, such nutsance being:
YOU, as the
advJsed that the C..,; .:
abatement of
by Ordinance 91°47,
PtohLbLted accumulation of non-protected movable vegetetLon ~n
excesf of 18" ~fl }~e~vht ~n a aubdLv~s~ofl other than Golden Gate
Estates ·
You :ailed to abate .:...,:,,; w!:. t,.*.;I f:, ~t was abated by the
expend£tuce of publ: .:.: .,' a dl:,.' .... .t of $ 45.00 and
administrative cost .: S200.00 f~t a .,..t. o~ $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Resolution of the II..' ~ :'..','.7 C,):'" :~t.:' r~e:s of CoJJte: County,
Florida, have be~rt .. · ~',i:~st ''." ,i .ye property on <date> and
shall become a lie~ :. :' ~': ;arty ~ :::7 (30) days after such
assessment.
You may ~equest a h...,:.:.~ :,.t. :u [he !~uaf,i of County Commissione~s to
sho~ cause, Lf any, :.,'!,. ~! . (,:.~,~nse~ ,~d ,.barges incurred by the County
under thcs Ocdinanc,' · ...w.',: .a~ted : ,.:.:.'osslve o: ~hy such expenses
should not console,'' '. r~ r.~,~: .,:~ : :sperry. Such request fac
hea~tng must be mad. .~ ~'..~ of -he ~..~ard of County Co~ssionets~
Government Cartier, I~.,~ .'.., ~'l..rtcla ;.;11/ t. ~ttttnq vithtn thirty (30)
days [tom the dace ,': 't,~: .~::..,~sme,t Lo I..~ va[Ld.
MAY 1 9
CSce 9- 1/93
A RF. SOI. U'TIOf~ OK 'I'Ul~ ~ARO OY ~ ~ISSIOtJERS
p~OVIDTIt"3 fOR ASSESSI~,[.."iT OF' L]r~i. FOR TII£ COST OF'
1,4 i Tll OPD i til~C£
and
~HER~S, Ch~ CoNe th~r~o~ co the C~nty al to each parcel ehal~
calculated and ~e~rt~d to th~ Board o[ C~n~y C~tll~one;e,
~gdcl~ ~fl ch~ p[O~l~y ogAJnl~ which mode unCJ~ po~d~ ~nd
doys ~tC~r ct~ ~tng o( ~tJce of AeseNl~n~ otter which ln~rel~
ehd~L occrue ~ a cite of cv~Ye ~Fcen~ It2.0~J ~r onnuM on
~SSIGgEAS OF ~I[R ~, F~RID&, that th~ pr~rcy dewcrL~d
mw toiles, and hmvi~ ~en ~baced of m ~bltc nuisance alter du~ ~nd
proper notice c~reo[ co th~ ~er of e~%d pretty, Il here~ aeeeeied
c~ to~Jng cocci ot ouch Abac~nC, Co
~ D%S~X~X~z cost
2S226 T~L~ Tr% E ~Ol ~%T1~, iecordLflg to the
Nmplee, r~ 34112 plot thereof, ~ file and record~ An
reet~LctS~l end ~LILCitL~I ot ~eco~d,
oLZ, gee end iLne~e~ ~Lghtl conveyed vLth
S201401000] 71010-024
The Clerk o[ the Board eha$1 mai! · notice o! allelem~nC o[ lien
to the ovner or ovnere o[ th~ above deicribed property, and l! ouch
owner faire co p~y ~uch m~eei~nc vtth~n cherty I]OI daye hereof, m
recordl o[ Col%let C~ncy, to c~lCtCute · lien igiinlC luch property
according to lay. un%~ll luch dJrecc~ ~e leaved ~ chJl Bom%d u~
appeal Of the a~lele~n~ ot t~ ~er,
DATED:
A~EST: ~ARD Or ~
~IIT E. BR~K, CLERK ~ZER ~, F~R~DA
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIRI~
CSce %1 - 1/9m
MAY 1 9 iS£8
T.,'rEN R~SOLUTZON - CODE ENFOR~ CA~% NO. 73.010-028
RZCORD OWN]~ - Z&russ~. ET 17Z, Guy O'
Board ~o accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover~blic funds expended
to effect the abatemen~ of a public nuisance at =his
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, hitter and Plan= Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
2o/o9/;?
2o/2o/;;
22/o;/;?
22/2o/97
FISCAL I~ACT
Reimbursement of $ 290.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
G~WT~HANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOM~ S~ERVICE REPRESENTATI'VE
Vincent A. C&utero, Xd~aistr&tor
Community Dev. a Environmentll Bvcs.
DATE:
COX, LXER COUNTT, FX,OItXDA
LEGAy- NOTXCE OF ASSESSNZN~ OII* LXL~
DAn: J~arch 20, xgg8
Za~ussL ET U~[, Guy J
911 canyon View Rd. Apt 212
Sag&more H£XXo, OH 440~7
z~zrzz~'~cz 7~oxo-o20 lS5~00080003 ~ttr:
LEGAL OESCRXPTICtI:
AX.~ of Linda ~atk, except ~tl 38, 39, 40, 42, 43 an~ 44, ~
S~Xv~sXon of ~ SX o~ ~S G~ ~ ~UCK CO'S LX~ r~
,0.2, Xes. S~a~e ~d rXght-of-vay, ac~ordXng ~ ~e pXat ~oroo~
?XA~ ~ok 4, ~ago Xg of ~o ~XLe heordo of CoXXXor
FXor~,
You, as the owner o~ the property above described, as recorded Xfl the
records ~a~fl~d~eO ~ the e~f~ce or the ProperLy Appratser, are here~y
a~vXs~d Cha~ ~e Co~X:~flc~ Serrates ~flager, did off XO/X0/O7 order
abatement o~ a ~-rt~t~ r:u~sar~A extsttfl~ on the above property prohibited
b~ Ordinance 9~-4T, serving not,ce thereo~ upon you, such nuisance being:
)roh~Xted ac~uXmtXofl o~ non-prote~tod novell vego~tLofl ~n
Estates.
You failed to abate ~uch nuisance; whereul,on, At was abated by the
expenditure of ;;ublJc [u,.l': ~t a direct COSt o[ S 90.00 and
adc~ntstrattve cost o( $200.00 (or a total o~ ~ 2J0.00. Such costs, by
Resolution of the ~od:d of Country Commissioners si Coilxer County,
Florida, have been assessed against the above p:ope~ty on <date> and
shall become a lier~ on the property thirty (]0) days alter such
assessment.
You may request a hearznq before the Board et County Co~issioflers to
show cause, t[ any, why the expenses and cha~ges incurred by the County
under chis Ordxnance a~e u,war~anted o~ excessive o~ why such expenses
should not constitute a Xten a~ainst the p~ope~ty. Such ~eque~t [o~
hea=tng must be made to the Clerk o~ the Boa~d al County
Government Center, Naples, Florida 34[~2 [n writing wtthtn thirty
days ~rom the date of th~s assessment to be valid.
CLE~F', BOARD OF COUNTY C~4t41SSIOr~£RS
I AY 1 9 1998
CSce 9- 1/93
A R£$O~UTI~ Or THE ID&RD OF COUN~ L*'O~42SSION£RS
THE ABAT~ET.'T OF pUblIC T~S)~iC£, IN ACCORDA~C~
pr~vl4~,l in o~dinane~ ~1-4~, the dtrect caste of
coat ~ncurred ~Y the a Y'
County, shall t~ iii.II.O ag. ~
~H£NE~S, the coat th~e~ to the County al to tach parcel sha~ be
ca~CUlated and tepOrteO to the ~c)ard O! County Commlel[O~etl0 together
vxth a delcttpt~on at la~d parce~ and
~NW, such aSlell-ent ihi~Z ~ I legal, va~Jd and binding
~H[~S. the alle~nt Iha1[ ~c~ due an4 payable thirty
unpaid ~tt~on che~eo[.
~ISSIOII~RS OF ~LLIEN ~, ~RIDA, that the property descried
the ~o~ov~ng col:l o~ lUCh i~ateee~t, to
~zt b~~t~t°~t COS~
~atueet ~ ~, Ouy · AGG o~ ~Lndl fltk, e~cepC J 2~0.00
Apt 212 I s~LYLfL~ of ~t S2 of ~fLKS oR~g ~
right-of-roy, according ~o the p2it thereof
of Collier C~ty,
SS~OOOOO0O2
cert~{~ed copy o~ th~s Peso~uttOfl shall be recorded iff the
records o~ C~er County. to constitute · ljefl aSa%flit luch pro~rty
according to low, unless ouch dlrectJ~ ts s:ayed ~ this Board
Th~o Reeo~utzo. adopted attar ~ot~on. ~e:o~ and ea3ortty vote,
~AP~ OF ~'tff~Y ~l~l~t:KnS
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY. CHA~R~J~i
APPROVED AS TO FORN
A.~K). ~.EGAL, SUFF~C, ZENCY:
DAVID NEIG£I.
CO~q~ ATTOR~£Y
CSce 1Z - 2/98
EXECUTI'VE SUMMARY
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CA~E NO, 71010-068
RECORD OWNER - Co11£ns III, Willi~mD
Board to accept repot: and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against =he parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Lit=er and Plant Control Ordinance.
g~NSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
lO/21/97
Undeliverable
12/01/97
1211119?
12/16/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be
action or foreclosure.
anticipated by voluntary
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY ~
Mel&dy Bri~g~man )
CUSTOm SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
V£ncent A. Cau~ero, Administr&tor.
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
I~, ~ ,.
CO~,~EA CO~TA~T, FLO~2D&
LEGAL #C~T~C~ eT &SS~SSIi~XT or L~I~I
March 19, ~99B
ColLLns ZIZ,
900 Brold Ave. S
XopZes, FL 34~02
~£GA~ D£$CR[PTZOZI:
Lot 8, B~ock ~0, Hsp~es Id~nor Annex, ~ ic~ozdlflco v~
to tho p~l~ recorded ~fl P~a~ Book l, pege 120, ~c ~ocords o~
Co~Lo= Count~, Zlo~L~,
You, os ~he owns[ si Lh~ ~r~p~L7 nbov~ d~scr*b~d, ds recorded ~n Lhe
records masntasfled I)7 tho riff ice et the Property Appraiser, are hereby
abatement o: a certain nuisance existing on the above property p~ohibited
by Ordinance gl-41, s~tvinV ~otJco thereof upon you, such nuisance being:
Ptohib~tod aec~uiitiofl o~ non-protected mow~ie vegetation
You ~at~ed to a~a~e such I~u~s~flco; whereupon, It was a~ated b~ the
expend~tut~ o~ pu~c :un,J~ nta dstect cost et ~ 45.00 and
ad~sn&~ttatsve co~t o: ~200.00 :o~ a tala& u~ $ 245.00. Such costs, by
pesolutson o[ the Ooazd of CalmLy Co~tss~onozs o~ CoUlter County,
shall ~ec~e a lien ?~:~ the ;.cu;.~tLy ~h~tt~ (30~ days a~tec such
aSSeSSment.
You may request a hearsng be:crc the Board o: County Co~m~sssoflers to
sho~ cause, S: any, ~hy tho ex~onses and cha~ges ~ncutred by the County
under thss Ordinance ate un~a::anted or excesstve et kay such expenses
should not constitute a ~en aqasnst the property. Such request
hearing must be made to the C~etk o~ the Board o~ County Co~ssionets,
Government Center, llaples, F~ot~da 341~2 ~n ~tit&ng ~thin thirty
days tram the date et this .sssessmont to ~e valid. CLLPf:, OOARD Or CCUIITY
CSce 9o 1/93
MAY 1 9 1 98
PROVJD~fl~ FOR A~SS~EHT O~ LIbel. FOR Tn[ ~ST OF
THE ARAY~NT CF ~L~C ~IS~C~. ~N ACCORD~ICE
WN£R£AS. a~ provided In Ordinance 91.47. the direct costa o[
cost zncurred by thn Cou.ty, alla%~ )~t assessed againlt such property;
and
tC4£RFIS, tll~ coot th~of to the County al to each parcel shall
calculated and I~poKted to the Board o[ County Cow~lllionera. together
obligation u~ t~ pretty against ~tich made until plidJ
kHERW. CI~ a~-ee~.t Ihall ~c~ due and payable thirty
~. THEREFORE. BE ST RE$O~D I1 ~ IO~D O~ ~
C~%SS%~IERS OF ~Lk~ER ~. F~RIDA. that t~ pretty descried
is to11~. 4nd having ~en Jbiced o~ a KJblLc nu~s/nce steer due and
Ch~ ~01~wzfl~ COICl O[ lu~h abatement, co wit:
JO0 Braid Ave. S ~eflor Wes, In 8ecordan~* v/th
~lpleo, FL 34L02 and l~Jeet to tho plat recorded Iff Plot
Book 1, pigs ~10, P~lie Records of Collier
C~ty, rlorlde.
621S6100004 71010-0i8
The C~rk o! the Bonrd ~h~11 ~a~l a notice or aalela~ent
to the owfle~ or owners o~ the a~ove de,cr:b~d property, and l~ auch
owner fa~ls Co pay ouch assessment within thirty &3O! dayl boreal. ·
cercl~led copy of th~a ~eaolutlOfl ohaJJ I~ recorded in the
records of Collier County, to co. statute a S~en against ouch property
acc~rd:~g to law. uflleaa such direction 11 stayed by th~l Board upon
AI~*£~T: BOARD OF C~*~I*Y CY3J~ISSIONERS
Cw~GJtT E. B~. C~E~K ~bblE~ ~ITY. F~RIDA
BY:
BARBARA B. B£RRY, CHAIP~v~N
CSce 11 - 1/9!
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71014-030
RECORD OWNER - Mane¥ JR, Thomas P & Dori S
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
gONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced fcr costs
o/13/97
Undeliverable
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 ~.a¥ be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
~OWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT No= applicable.
RECOM~ATION
That the Board of County Co~:~issioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY=
~el~dy Br~dgeman 3
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
DATE:
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Communigy Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
1998
I
CO~ZZ:R C:OUI~Z~, rLORZD&
DATE: March 20, 199g
CSce 9- 1/93
days from the date at thZs assessment to be valid.
C~£RK, BOARD OF COUHTY C~4;SSION£RS
MAY ! 9 1998
KiAO~ ,.TR., ~homao ~ & LorL ·
220 rrankl£n AYe.
Mcr~hLngton, OH 43085
IL~I~LL~RL'g ~1014-030 i577275s0002 LIET{ IIU:SBER:
L~GR~ DESCR:PT~OH:
~t 4, B~ock 280, o~ ~tco leec~ UnL: ~g~, a I~d~o~on
~ the ~lat ~eteof, recorded Sfl ~o~ book 6, Fige 63018, of the
~ ~cor~ of CoZener County,
You, 4s Lh~ owfle~ o~ Lite l,r~j'erLy alive flqgcrJbed, as recorded in the
records maintain~,l by the ~ffice si thn Pror~ty Rpptatse:, ate hereby
advised that the C~pliance ~etvices rianage~, did on 20/15/97, o=de= the
abatement o~ a ce=Ca~n nu~a~ce ex~s:tng on :he above property p=ohibited
by Crd~nance 91-47, ~nr~t,'~ t~:ice thereof up,tn you, such nuisance being:
~toh~ted ic~lation o~ non-protected ~v~lo ~ogotation
You ~ailed to abate such ,uisance; whereupon, It ~as abated by the
expenditure o~ public :u,,l~ at a d:tect rcs: of ~ 45.00 and
administrative rcs: si $200.00 [o~a total o~ ~ 245.00. Such costs, by
Pesoluc:on o~ :he U~,~rd ~[ Cou,ty Commissioners o~ Collieg Councy,
Elorida, ha~e ~een a:sessed aqainsC the above property on <date> and
shall bec~me a l~en on :he property :hit:y (30~ days a~tec such
assessment.
You may request a hearing belgie the Boa~d o~ County Co~issioflets to
ShO~ cause, ~ any, ~hy :he e~penses and charges lncugted by the County
under th~s O:dinance are unwarranted et excessive et ~hy such expenses
should not constitute a l~en against the pgopetty. Such =equest
heating must be made to the Clegk o~ the Board o~ County Co~ssionets,
Gove:nment Center, Naples, Florida 34112 in ~titLng ~thLn th~tty
coot :ncurred by the County. fhfZl be fasesse4 fgfznat such property;
and
~IERT.~S, th~ cost tt~r~o! to the County as to each parcel
coZcu~oted ~nd ~e~r~e~ ~o the I~atd et C~ty C~II~tTI, c~echer
v~th 4 deecr~pcton o[ ea~d parce~ and
~[RW, e~ch ~esele~nt Iha~ ~ a ~a~. vl~J~ ~fl~ btn~ng
th~ as~es~t
diyl alter the ma~s~ et ~o~Jcl o~ Allels~nt attar
Iha~ accrue at a cate o~ t~ve
~npfSd ~rcSon
C~SSE~E~S Or COL~X[R
pro,er floctce thereat co the ~er o{ 14~d property. ~. hereby alleSle~
the ~G~I~ coots o~ ouch abate~nc, to
/.ecl J
220 Franklin Ave.
S9~37Si0002 7'~0~4-010
Lot 4, i~ock 210, o! ~Mcco S
accordifl~ to the P2it thereof, recorded
iff Plot Book 6, figa Si-il, o£ the
Recordf of CoarSer C~ty,
The Clerk o~ th~ Board aha11 mail f notice of flssfa~ent o~ lien
or ~vn~rs ot the fOove described property, and ~! auch
to the ovner ......... o~'n thtrtv I]O! doyl heceoto f
certified ccpy o~ thzs #esolutJofl fhfll b~ recorded in the otflctai
Fecords of CoOl,er County. co ccfllc~CvCe · lxefl agolfllC ivch pro~rcy
Th~e Resolution adopted a~ter ~cion, eecond ~nd majority vote.
DATED:
8:~A~ OF ~Y ~ZSSZO,~RS
ATTEST:
BY:
)~I~ bEgAt, SUFFICIE~C'Y:
01.]t~TY
CSce li - 1/9!
KXE CUTI'v*E SUMMARY
LZEN RES0LUTZON - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE :NO. 71016-070
RECORD OWNER - DIH/CRCO & DIM3d~.CO ZNC.
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
~0NSIDERATION
Case Summar~:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated*nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
10/13/97
11/06/97
12/02/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH HANAGEMENT IMPACT NsC applicable.
RECOM24ENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
MeIody B~dgeman 3
CUSTOMER SERVICE RZPRESENTATIVE
APPROVED BY~
Vincent A. CauSers, Administrator
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE :~' ,
MAY 1 9 1998
BOAAD OF COU~ COM(%ISZO~ERJ
COLLZER COUNTY, FLORZD&
DATE: J4irch 19, 1998
DXI~J~CO & DXI~I~CO
?113 Joint Afldrevo ~d.
LAke Worth, FL 33467
beards o~ Collitr County, Flori~.
You, as the owner o[ the property aboue described, os recorded
abatement o~ a certnzn nut,at,ce ~x~st~r~q off the abo~e property prohibited
by Crd:nanc~ 91-4T, se~uir~ r~e:l:~ thereo~ uron you, such nuisance being:
~toh~ited ec~lttiefl o~ flofl-ptotoeted~lo yqotltion
Yc,J [a~1~d ~o a~a~e such ,~:sa~c~; wh~re~pcr~, ~C bas aba~ed by ~h~
ad~n~s:~a~e c~sc ~t $200.00 ~c~ · coral ~ S 245.00. Such cos~s,
shall bec~~ a l~ef~ .,h Lt.e ir, i~rLy thirty' '~C') days a~ter such
assessment.
You may geques: a hearing before the Board o[ County Co~tsstoners
sho~ cause, :f any, ~hy the expenses and charges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance are un.ar:an:ed or excessive og ~hy such expenses
should no: consttcute a liefl against the property. Such request for
hea:inq must be made [o the Clerk o~ the Board o[ County Co~issioners,
Governmen: CenCeg, Uaples, Florida 34112 in utittng ~ithin thirty (30)
days fgom the date o[ this assessment to be valid.
CLERk:, BOARD or COUtITY C~M1SSlONERS
CSce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
colt incurred by the County, Ih·Ii be 4Slellsd sgstfllt IUCh property;
and
I~IEREAS, th~ Co.t title-of tO the C~nty
sha~l occru* et a rat~ of tMelve p~rcent (12.01J ~r oflnum off ony
u~patd ~rtJ~
the ~o~ng col~l o~ such f~4t~flt, to
DXJ~AJ~ & DXMAJ~CO Xla~.
7143 ls~nt J~drevs Rd.
Lake Worth, FL 33417
ueordlnf to the Pl·t thor·of recorded
in Plot I(~k 4, Pegs 4]*ti, of tho ~lic
Records of Collier C~ty, Flor~di,
RZF~RLPJ~CE~
S??3iII0000 ?lOlS-O?O
to the owner or owflerl of th~ above delcri~ed pr·retry, sfld if luCh
owner fsZll to pay such assessment within thirty ilO! days h~reot, ·
cerc~f~e~ c~Fy o~ this ResolutiOn sh·~l b~ recorded in the
records o! Collier County, ~o conltJtut~ · li~fl sgsinlt such prol~rty
DATED:
A~[ST; B~ARD OF ~
D~IGHT ~. Bi.X. C~K COn, ZEN CC~, r~A~VA
BY:
BARBARA B. BERRY,
APPR~V£D AS TO FORM
A~D ,L£GA[, SUFFJCIrJ~CY:
t-I,,,/, ._.
~ CO~ITY ATTORNEY
MAY 1 9 1998
LXEN RESOLUTXO~ - CODE ENYORCEHEHT CASB NO. 71021-215
RECO~.D O~4~t - ~. Boris & ~ene ~
Board ~o accep~ ~e~ and adop~ Resolution assessing a lien
agains~ ~he parcel in o~der ~o ~ecover public ~unds e~ended
to effec~ ~he abatemen~ of a p~lic nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSID~TION
Case Su~:
a. Violation de~e~ina~ion 10/27/97
b. No,ice of Violation se~ed Undelivazable
c. Vezifica~ion o~ unabated nuisance 11/24/97
d. ~uisance aba~ed wi~h public funds 12/X2/gV
e. ~er invoiced for cosCs 12/17/97
Rei~ursemen= of $ 245.00 may be an~icipa~ed ~ volunta~
ac=ion or foreclosure.
GR~ ~AG~ ~ACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
Melody Bri~geman
CUSTO~ SEKVICE REPRESENTATIVE
VincenC A. C&utero, Ad~nistr&tor
Community Dev. a Env4ronmental Byes.
DATE:
BOXJ~X) OF C:O~TiE~ COtMXSSS:OJ(I:I/J
COLLXI:R (:OU14TY, I~-OltXD&
L~:GJJ, 14OTZCZ OF ASSI:SSI~NT OF LX~24
DATI:: IMrch xg, 2998
l)vkay, Betas & F. sK)gene ~
41 [ I~lAm St.
Rzr[1tI~CZ ~1021-2XS IS665060000B LXEI3 T~.IBER:
~ XX, BXock ~ o~ ~CO B~CS Unit ~o. ~e, i .~vX.~on iccozdXng
You, as the owner o£ ~he S,fc{-,,tt~ aUo~o described, as recorded in the
records maintained Imy the (jfficn of the ProperLy Appraiser, are hereby
advised that the Compress*ce Services F1anager, d~d on X0/25/99, order the
a~atement of a cerca~s~ nu~snf~co ex,stun3 on the above property prohibited
b70~dxnance 91-47, ser~ t~otiCO thoreo~ upon you, such nuisance being:
extoll of Xl' tn height kn & s~)clkvkskofl other than GoXdefl Gate
You fasXed to abate such t:u~a~ce; whereupon, it was abated by the
expenditure de pul~Ltq fut~,J~ .it n ~l~t~ct co~t of $ 4S.00 and
administrative ccst u: S200.00 (et a total o! $ 2¢S.00. Such costs, by
Pesolut~on o~'the Board of Country Cor~:sslo~er$ o! Collier County,
F~orsda, have beef~ assessed n,las~st the above property on <date> and
shaXX become ~ [zen ~f~ th~ l'rcrert7 thirty (30} days after such
assessment.
You may ~equest a heartn~ t~nfore the Board o( County Com~tsstoflers to
sho~ cause, tf any, why the expenses and charges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance are unwarranted et excessive or why such expenses
shouXd not constitute a lJen against the property. Such request
hearing must be made to the CZerk o! the Board o! County Con~atssioners,
Government Center, tiaptes, Florida 34[[2 ~n vttting v~th~n thirty (30)
days f~om the date o[ this assessment to be
CL£~K, BOARD O£ COUt~Y
CSce 9- t/93
f
~K~R~S. ~h~ co~ Ct~/~f CO ch~ C~nCy ~1 tO ~lCh plrcel ih~l ~
unpaid ~rtt~ thereat.
~%SSZ~RS Or ~%[R ~Y. ~R%Dh, that the pr~rCy desc~tbe~
a~ ~o%1~, and ha./in~ ~n ibated of a pub%%c nuisance after due and
proper noc~ce cner~o~ to ch· ~et al wmzd prep·roy. Is he~e~
t~t ~o~ colcl o~ luch 4bare,nc. co
g~K~ene ~
4% g HaLn
~yetic, CT 0S3SS
~ COST
~ot %%, I%~k 1, of )tAIntS $ 24S.00
IEACNUnLt ~o. One, s etd)divA·ion
sccordLng Co the FZI~ thereo£, recorded
PXi~ I~ok l, Pages ! to %6, of the ffubXL~
Recorda o! Col~Aer C~untT, fXozLda.
co the owner or own~rl at the above descrxt3~d property, shd J! such
owner tat~l to pay auch assessment vlth$fl thsrty (20~ dayl hereof, s
records o! Collier County. to conltktute s Sken agalfllt such property
accordAnT co laM. unleaa auch d~recc~on lo ·rayed I~y thil Baird upon
DATED:
AT~£ST: BOARD OF COU.~T~' CC.f~K]SS%Of~[RS
BY:
BARBAJIA B- BERRY.
APPROVED AS
,I
~EXECUT'rVE SUMMARY
LIEN RESOLUTIOH - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71030-123
RECORD OWNER - SUNBRKT.LA HOMES INCo
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
10/31/97
11/24/97
12/01/97
01/09/98
0~/12/98
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 875.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH~AG~ iMPACT Not applicable.
BEC0MMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
~elbdy BrL'a~gemanj
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vincent A. Cau=oro, Administr&~or
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DA~:
MAY 1 9 1998
COLLZIR CO~Y, r~ORZD&
LIG~ #O~Z~ or ASSMIS~Z~ OF ~Z~
~01S #~ntez~Lev Dz.
~aplaa, r~ 2410g
p~/~P~Z 71030-223
L£GAL D£SCRX PTXO,:
136180400002
I,IF-.H I[UI.IB£R:
~Ot 2, Block ZSI o£ Unit 4, fazt l, Golden Gate, accozdAng to the
flat thozeo£ la ze~ozded Ln ~Zit Book ~, flgel 221-224, o£ the
i~blL~ hcozdl o£ roll,az Count~, F~ozLdi.
YOu, as the owner o[ the property abov~ described, as recorded in the
records maintained by the ,:ffice of th~ Property Appraiser, are hereby
advised that the Co~plia~lce Services ~ana~er, did on ll/03/)l, order the
abatement o( a certa:n nuisance existif~g on the above property prohibited
by O~d~nance 91°4~, s~r~ln9 no, ice thereo[ upon you, such nuisance ~eing:
J~ccumulltion o£ pzoh~ited e~oti~ off un~oved l~nd
200' oZ ~zoved, ~i~i~d
You {ailed to abate such nu:sance; w~e~eupon, it was abated by the
expenditu~e o{ public {unds at a direct cost o~ S S~S.O0 and
ao~ln~s~ative cost o[ ~200.00 {or a total o{ S I~S.O0. Such costs, by
Resolution o~ tho l~,~rd o{ County Co~m~ss~cr~e:s o~ ~ollie~
rZor~da, have Oeen assessed ~,/nsc ~he aOove p~ope:cy on cda~e> and
shall become a ISen on ~lm proper~y ~h~r~y ¢]0~ clays a~er such
assessment.
You may ~equ~s~ a hearing I.~[oro ~ho Board o{ County Co~iss~one~s ~o
show cause, ${ any, wh7 ~he expenses and cha~ges incurred by ~he County
unde~ ~h~s O~d~nance ace unwarranted oc excessive o~ ~hy such expenses
should no~ cons~$Cu~e a lien aga~ns~ ~he p~ope~Cy. Such ~eques~ ~oc
hea~n~ mus~ be made ~o the Clerk o{ the Board o{ County Co~ssione~s,
Government Cente~, NapXes, rio:ida 34112 in writing within thirty (30)
days [~om the da~e o{ Lh~s assessment
CLERK, BOARD Or COU~ITY C~4ISSIONERS
CSce 9- 1/93
MAY 1 9 1998
A R£SOL3~TION Or ~IIt~ BO&RO OF ~)UX~Y C~qMZSSXO~J£RS
P~OVZDZt~J FOR ASSESSMF. NT OP LZD~. FOR THI~ COS?
wXTll GR O i rlA~ .'~'~
WJ(£R£AS, az I:ro's:d~.d its Ordinance ~1o47, the d~recc caste
coec incurred by tl~ ~nty, ~h~ll ~ i~eeeed aga~ne~ ~uch proper~y~
~R~, ~ coal Ch~ to th~ C~nty ~1 to each parceX
~ch * ~ecripCi~ of said porc~J~ and
~S, C~ ~ee~e~nC eh~ ~c~ due ~ pay~bZe thirty ~0)
unpaid ~rciofl c~r~of.
~, ~E~FOR[, B~ IT ~KS~ BY ~[ K~D OF ~
~ZSSX~[RS 0r ~LLZ~R ~Y, F~DA, Chit the pr~ercy deecrL~
il ~o~l, I~ hiv~ ~fl 1~4~ aC I ~b~Jc ~tlaflce a~cer due arid
proper n~tc4 ~h~r~o~ Co ~h~ ~n~r of said prior,y, is here~
t~e foll~,~g comte of lush abatement, to
00IS M~flte~l~ Dr. Part 2, ~2defl ~8te, according
Naples, FL 3410J to the Plat thor~f ae recorded in fZat
9, Pogoo ~22-124, of ~he ~11~ Records of
Collier C~ty, F~ortda.
to the o~ner or crdfuera of che a~ove descried property, and lC auch
ovner ~a%%e Co ply such 4allied,nc vLthin chatty (3~) days hereof, a
catCalLed c~y at chJl Rel~U~on shl~2 ~ rec~rde~ ~n the
records ot Co~lJer C~ncy, co coflltscute a lsen againlt luch pro~rCy
accordsflg co law, ufll,II ~ch direction ~l stayed ~ :hJl Ioard
This Reeolvt~ofl adopted alter ~t~On, second and ea]otlty vote.
DATE~:
A~EST: B~fl~D ~F ~Y
CSce 11 - 1/9!
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CA~E NO. '71030-1S9
RECORD OWNER - RAM V~'~'z-~,ES INC. % FACO~ TILE
Board to accept report and adopt Resolu=ion assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance a= this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed,.Litter and Plan= Control Ordinance.
~QNS IDERATZON
Case Summary:
a. Violat£on determination
b. No=ice of Viola=ion served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
~iSCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
~ECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOMER SEKVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vincent A. Cautero, Administr&=or
C~-unity Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
BOAAD OF COL'XT1' C0~IZSSZOI~ILI
COLLZJCII. COUXTY, F'LORZDA
LZGAL HOTZC~, or AJSZSSK~'T or L2:EIi
DAI~: ~lzch 19, 199!
W V13r~d?~S
LEGAL DESCRXPTXOH:
~t 14, I~oek 101, ~lden Gate, UnLt 3, accoz~ng to ~e plat
~ereof re~or~ ~n ~llt ~ok S, ~geo ~ to 105, ~neluo~vo,
You, as the okner o[ the pfcperty above described, as ~ecorded tn the
records matnLatned by Lhe ~fftce o[ the Property Appgatseg, age heteby
advtsed :ha: the Cc~p[laece ~ervtces Hanaqer, did on 11/2S/~T, o:de= the
by O~dlnance 91-4T, setv~p r~ottce :hereo[ upon you, such nu/sance betng:
~roh~ted ac~ulatton oE non-protec~d~le vege~tLon
excell o~ 18~ ~n height Ln i I~d~v~l~on o~eg ~ln Golden Gltl
Y~u ta~led co abate such nu~s~r~ce; vhereupon, ~t was abated by the
exFend[:u~e at public ~unds at a d~rec: cost ef$ 45.00 and
ad~tn~s:rattve cost o[ $200.00 tar a total o~ ~ 245.00. Such costs, by
Feso[uC;On o~ the Board o~ County Co~ssssoners of Collter County,
r[or~da, have ~eon assess,"l against the abo~e property on <date> and
shall beco~e a [~n on the ptopetcy thirty ~30) days attar such
assessment.
You may request aheartng bet:re the Board o~ County Co~tsstoners
sho- cause, L[ any, -by :he expenses and chagqes incurred by the Coun:y
under Chis Ogd:nance are unwarranted or excess[ve or ~hy such expenses
shou[d hoc constttuCe a lien against the property. Such request
heattng must be made to [he Clerk o~ the Baaed of County
GovernmenL Can:er, ,spies, Florida 34112 ~n uttC~ng ~Jthln thirty (30)
days ~rom Che date oJ thts assessment to be valld.
CLERK, BOARD OF COUtJTY
CSce 9-
R£SOLU~JON NO. Y0o
A RESOI.~'IOt! O£ TH£ BOARD OF
PP~;IDII~ FOP A~SESS~ OF LIE~, FOR ~ ~ST OF
THE ABAT~[:I~ OF P~LIC ~IS~E,
M~TII O~l~3~ 9~-47.
mlER£AS, os provided itt Ordinance 91o47, the direct costs of
abatement of certdlfl flUllaflceJ, Including prescril~d
cost incurred by the County. shall t~e assessed sgalnsc such property:
WH£tEAS. the cost thereo~ to the County ee to ~ech
cl~cu~f~ed end rear,ed ~o ~1~ Bo~rd of C~n~y C~leel~ere.
w~ch · description o~ ~8id p~rceJ~ ~nd
obl~gic~ u~fl ch~ pro~rty ag41ne~ which sade until poJd; and
ih~ ~cccu~ lc · Fact o~ ~ve ~rcenc (~2.0t) ~r annum on any
uflplJd ~r~Jofl thereof.
C~SSS~[~S OF CO~LI[~ C~, F~NZDA, chic Chf pr~rcy
os ~o~e, ond hfvsng be~n oboc~d o~ · ~b~lc nu~loflce o~cer due ond
proper not~c~ thereof co th~ ~er of ea~d p~opercy, ~s h~reby assessed
the tol~Jng colts o~ luch abatement, to
~: LEGA~ DZfC~2PT~S COST
w v~gS ZNC. ~c 14, Block 106, ~ldofl Gets, S 24S.00
~ FA~EZR TXTLK & ~ABLt UnLt 3, according to the plot theteoZ
tlS2 T~i~ Trl N recorded Iff Ploc I~k S, fosse 97 to 10S,
S~e 106-~07 Lflg~uetve, F~ILc Records o~ Cailler
Naples, ~ 24101 FlorAde,
26004140004 ?1030-1S!
owner tolls to pa~ such aqs~Ns~t~C w~thJfl thirty
certified copy of this Relolut~On shall be recorded in the official
records o! Collier Ccunty, to constitute · lien against such pretty
according to la~, unless such d~rect~on il Itsyed by ch~l Bosrd upon
sFpea! of the assessment of the
Th~s Relolucio- adopted otter mot~on, second and ms~or~ty vote.
ATTEST~ BOARD CF
~:HT E BR~K. CLERK ~ER ~. F~RXDA
BY:
B~qBAJ~A B. BERRY, CHA;RP~,q
CSce 11 - 1/99
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN RESO~UTXON - CODE ENFORCEIiENT CASE NO. 7X10:~-091
I~ECOItD ~ - Leterme, Anne % ~oze£ Van De Putts
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to reco~erpubl£c funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as 'provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
11/0 /97
Undeliverable
12/12/97
12/12/97
12/18/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOHER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vincen~ A. C&u~ero, ~inis~rator
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
COLLXER cotflr2~r, FLORXDA
LEGAL NOTXCE Or A$SESSP~rT or LXEI4
DATZ: KIrch I9, 1996
% ~oze£ V&n De
PO BoA 180g14
Casaelberry, I~ 190914
P~FEP~ENCE ~1103-091 tS?80S6eO00S Ll£tJ
LEGA~ D£SCRIPTIOT]:
Z,~t 9 Block 311, o£ MArco Beech UnL~ NZ~E, · S~v/~Lon ~cco=d~ng
to the PIA~ ~ereof recorded An ~llt Book 6 ~8ge 69-73 o~ the
hco~do of Co11Aer County,
You, as ~he o~fleE si ~h~ ~FoJ~OFty ~bo~o dosc~bed~ os recorded ~n the
~ecocds ma~n~aifled by ~ho ,*ff~ce of the PFOFOFt~ hpp~aise~, are he~eb~
advised ~ha~ the Co~pl3aflcn 5or~ces ~aruauo~, did on 11/10/97, order ~he
a~a~e~en~ of d ce~aAn flu~sanco o~ls~Irsq on ~ho above proper~y F~ohib~ed
~y Otd[flance 91-4T, setvtr~ flottce thereof upon you, such nuisance
excess o~ 18' *n ho~gh~ ~n a o~l~ofl o~er ~afl Golden
expenditure of public [~n,l~ ~: a d~tec[ cost o~ ~ 45,00 and
adminis:tacive cost o~ ~200.00 ~ot a total o: ~ 245.00. Such cos:s, by
~esolut~on of the Board o~ County Co~tssioneta o: Collier County,
Florida, have been assess~,l against the above p:ope:ty on <date> and
shall become a lien on Lne property th::ty 130) days a~te: such
You may request a hea~Aflg before the Board o~ County Co~tsstofle~s co
sho~ cause, [~ any, ~hy the expenses and charges incurred by the Councy
unde~ Chis Ordinance are un~rtanted o~ excess:ye or uhy such expenses
shou[d not conscztute a [Jan against the property. Such zequest
heartn~ mus[ be made ~o the Clerk o~ the Board o[ County
Government Cen[e[, t]aptes, Florida 34~2 tn .~t[tng wtchtn ChAnCy
days ~rom cite date o[ Ibis e~os~m~n[ ~o be vaJtd.
CLERK, BOARD OF COUNTY C~[SS[ONERS
CSce 9- 1193
~4£R~S, an provide,! in Ordtnance 91-47, the direct costs of
and
~{;R~. ch~ con~ th~[~o( to the County ii to rich p4~c~ ihl~
calculated and r~rted to ~t,e goard o{ C~nty C~lJ~on~t. c~ether
v~:h a de~ct]pt~on at la~d parcel; and
unpaid ~rt~on th~eo~.
N~, ~REFO~E, B~ ~T ~SOL'~O BY ~ lOUD O~ ~
C~2SS:~ERS OF ~ZER ~Y. F~DR, that the pro. try deect~d
as ~oZ:ovs, and hav~ng ~en a~a:ed o~ a ~bZtc nutlance attar due and
rrcp~r ~::~ce chereo~ to th~ ~vn~ o~ en:d ,Fr~erty. ~e hereby
~A~tPX
~et aZl~e, ~e
Po lox 1109x4
Lot 9 12ack 311. of Marco S 24S.00
leach UnLt NJI~, I lubdivleLon
eccordLflg to the fXlt thereof recorded
in Plat look ~ Page ~9-71 of tbs J~bZLc
Records of CoZZLcr CanAry,
The Clerk :! the fl~nt~ eh3:] ~12 a not,ce of Sllellment o[ l~en
:o :he o~ner or owners of th~ above described property, and ~f such
certified c~p¥ o~ th~s aes~la:~on shall ~e recorded ~ the
records o{ Cold,er County, to constitute a lien agltfll: such property
according to ~aw, unlele luch dsrect~on Is Itsyed by thai Board upon
a~ea~ O~ the aSlelleefl: of the ernst.
DATED~
A~EST: BOARD Or ~
BY:
IA~BAP~ B. BERRY,
OSco tX - 1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
LIEN REHOt'.UTTON - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 7].].2].00].4
RECORD OWNER o Johnson, Marion L
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order :o recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSiDERAT~0N
Case Summary:
a. Violation determln2tion
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
].]./20/9?
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 "ay be anticipated by voluntar7
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Nc- applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Co~issioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
Me:~ody Sr~dgeman 0
CUSTOHER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Vincent A. Cautero, Adm/nia~ra=or
Community Dev. & Environmsntal Svcs.
BOAAD or COOl,T! COl~fZllZOJ~lS
COLLZER COOleTY, rLOBZDA
LEGAL IeOTZCI~ or ASSESSHZI~T or LZI:N
~ohnson, H~=/ofl L
FO Box 271
Se££ner, FT. 33583
P3:FZ:~CE 71121-014
L£GAL D£~JRIPTIOrI:
DATE: Hatch 20, 1998
15540472000!
MAY 19 1998
LoS 19, Block S, HA1# LZHZ SUZDZVZSZOg, is recorded Ln ~l&~ Book 1,
~s plat for s~d~v~oLofl o~ ~ ~ of ~ ~ of left,on 3. T~oh~p 47
S.~, hnge 29
You, as the owner of tho pr,,F,~rCy above describ~d, as recorded ~n the
records m~n~oine,I b7 ~he ~,fftce et the Proper~7 Appraiser, ore ~ereby
advised ~ ~he Co~pl~an~c :~rvtces r~onoger, d~d on L~/2~/99, order ~he
a~a~emefl~ of a cer~ifl nussance existing off ~he ]boys proper~y prohibi~ed
by Ordsfldnce 91-4~, servSnq uo~ce ~hereof upon you, such nuisance be~n~:
~roh~bLtod ~ccuvl8~Aon of flail-pro.credible vogota~Lofl
Y~u [a~led to aba:e such nu~saflce: whereupon, zt was a~ated by the
expenditure et F~;f)ltc fu,d~ ,~t a dtzect cost of S 45.00 and
ed~zntstrattve cr~t o~ ~200.00 ~ot a total of ~ 245.00. Such costs, by
PosoJutzon o[ the U,~atd o[ C~u~:ty Co~mtsszonezs o~ CoJitet County,
?lotsdo, have beef~ assessed a,jaznst the above l,topetty on <date> and
sha[[' become a [ten o~ the pt<petty th3~ty (30) days attar such
assessment.
You may request a hearing be[otB the Board Bt County Co~tsstone:s to
ShO~ cause, [[ any, ~hy the expenses and charges lncugted by the County
unde: thts O~dtnance ate u~atranted or excessive or ~hy such expenses
should not constitute a lien against the property. Such request
heating must be made to the CJetk Bt the Boagd Bt County C~tssionecs,
Govetnment Centec, NapJes, FJottda 341~2 tn ~titJn~ ~Jthtn thirty
days [rom the date o[ this assess~nt to be valid.
CLE~F, BOARD OF COUNTY
CSce 9- 1/93
Iq£SOL,UTION ~'10. ti-
A RESOt,U'TION Or ~(£ BEARD Or CoL~rz'"Y COJ~ISSIG~IERS
PR~IDI~ tar ASS[S$~Eh'T OF LI£N, FOR Tide COST Or
MITH ORDI~I~£
gH£REAS, as provided I, Oldtnsnc~ tl-4~, the dtract coata ot
cost incurred by the Cou.ty. shall be allelled sgatnl: luch property;
and
~£~rJ~. the cost ther~o! to the C~unty si to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported to the Board et County Com~tsltofler·. together
v~th a description o! la~d parcel; and
obligation u~n the pr~ercy ~gJtes~ ~hich a~de vncil p~ld~ ~nd
shall accrue aC a race o{ c~elve percent (12.011 per annum ~ any
unpaid ~rtlon thereo[.
· s ~oll~s. and h~vJ~ ~en ~c~d st I ~b[~C nullanCe ~[cer du~ and
proper notice t~reet to the ~er Ot laid pretty, ts hereby allelsed
the lollov~ng costs o~ such Jbat~nt, to vii:
· O lox ~?1 I~OlVXl2~, ae recorded In Plat I~k 1,
Se~ner, FL ]]SI] page ~1, ~l/c Records of Collier C~ty, Florida
REFtR£NCZz
56404720008 71121-014
owner Jails to pay such aSleSS~eflt uJthin thirty [30! day· hereot,·
certified c~py o~ chic Resolution shall be recorded in the
reccrde of Collier Cou.ty. to conlCitute · lien ·gatn·t such property
acccrd~g co law, unless au:it direction Il stayed by thio Board upon
arpel: o! the assessment sE the owner.
ATTEST. B:ARD Cr CO~?rr.Y
BY'
BANBARA. B. BERRY, CHAIRP~A~I
APFROV£D AS TO
' I/,/,,
¢~:t~,¥ ATTORNEY
CSce 11 - 1/9~
MAY 1 9 1998
LIE~ RESOLUTION - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71124-047
RECORD OWNER - Coleman, BeverleTAnn
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the 'abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONS IDERATI ON
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
11/26197
Undeliverable
12/ 9/97
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
gROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
~COMM~NDATI~
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY=
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
DATE:
Vincent A. Cautero, Adminiftra=or
Co--unity Dev. & Enviro~mental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 9 1998
DA~E: Hitch 20, 1998
Cole4in, Beverly Ann
4262 Mohavk ~1.
Naples, FL 34112
itEFERL~CI: 71124-04? 160481360008 Ll£r; rJU~D£R:
LEGAL D£SCRIPTIOU:
L~t 33, MOllAW~ BgZOW~l, leas,ding to the plat thefeo£, ,eeorded iff
Pla~ Book 9, Page 1X3~ ~blAo Records o£ Collier ¢ouflt2~ Florida.
You, aS the owner of tan i~r(.pnrt~ aboY~ de~cribod, as recorded in the
records maintained by the nf~tc~ of the Property Appraiser, are hereby
advised ~hat the C,)m['li.)n('e ~,~rvi¢os Ha,agog, did un 12/01/97 order the
abatement of a carts!, nux~,m~ ~xt~tlnq ali the above property prohibited
by Ordinance 91-41, ~ervi.u .atica theren~ upon yOu, such nuisance being:
PzohLb/ted accumulation off non-pzotected lov~le ~egetet/on in
excels of 18~ An height An a eubdiTAaion other than Golden Gate
Eft&tel.
YOU tailed to dbd~ such nuisance; whoreu~cn, it was abated by the
expenditure o~ puh~;c funcl~ n[ a 01iroct cost of $ 45.00 and
adminLs=re~[ve cos! DJ $200.00 for a tots! of $ 245.00. Such costs, by
Resolution of the Ocard of ~()unty Commissioners of Collier County,
Florida, have been essessod agar.st the above property on <date> and
shall become a lien on th~ prcperty thirty I~01 days sitar such
assessment.
You may request a hearing before the Boa~d of County Commissioners to
sho~ cause, if any, why the expenses and cha~ges incurred by the County
under this Ordinance are ~.warranted or excessive or ~hy such expenses
should not constitute a lien against the property. Such request for
hearing must be made ~o the Clerk o~ the Board at County Commissioners,
Government Center, Uaples, Florida 34112 in ~ritlng ~lthin thirty ~30!
days from the date at this assessment to be valid.
CLERK, BOARD OF COUNTY COH~ISSIONERS
CSce 9- 1/9~
MAY 1 9
E I I II II II I III I II II I III I I I ............................. ...................... I
WllE~£,%S, as pro¥1ded in Ordinance 91-47, the direct coltl o!
abatement of certain nulaanceo, tnc~udin~ prescril~ed administrative
coot incurred by the. Co~nty, shill b~ alaeJled against luch property;
sod
NH£RrU~o the coat th~l~t to the County al to each parcel ih·11 bt
calculated and ~port~d to the Board o( County C~kll~Onerl, together
~l£R£.%S. ,uch aooe~,~w.n~ oh·Z! b,~ a 1e~·I. valid and bJndin~
obligat,o, upon th~ pr·potty ·galnlt vh~ch sade until paid; and
~IEREJ~. th~ ~oa~ss,v.,t ah·Il b,t. co~.~ due and psyab]e thirty
Ihs~ accrue It a rate et tve~c percent i~2.0%! p~r annum on any
~Ow. TH£AEFOP£. BE Z? F£SOLVL'D BY ~l~ BOARD OF
the [oll~tng caste o~ ouch obeisant, to wit:
#spies, F~ 3411~
got 33, H OKAMX HEXGRTJ, S 24S.00
according to ~ho pla& &hereof, recorded
look 9, Page 1~2, IhLbl/e Record· of Collier
C~unty, PZorLda.
The Clerk of :he aa·rd sha[[ earl a n~tlce o[ ·oseofeent o! lten
the owner or ~wz$er! Of tile above 4eacribed property, and if lu:h
appeal ct the osleoo~nt of the ovnet.
Tots RelolutlOfl adopted ·fter ~otion. Second and es~Ortt¥ vote.
ATT£fiT:
BY:
1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
LZEN RESOLUTZON - CODE ENFORCEME~ CASE NO. 71210-009
RECORD OWNER - Gray, N&t:h~n:l.e'l / C1~=1£e Mae Gz&~l' EST
Board to accept report and adopt Resolu=ion assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
CONSIDERATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
12/o8/97
Undeliverable
12/29/97
01/13/98
01/20/98
FISCAL IMPACT
Reimbursement of $ 335.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY~
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESE~;ATIVE
DATE:
Vincent A. Cautero, Administrator
Co~,~unity Dev. & Environment&l Svcs.
...... l 1._.1 ....... II ..................... ~ I .................. ,
BOAJ~D Or COUrt! COI~IXSSXO~I~:RS
COLLXEX COU?4?X,
t£¢A[, IIOTXCE: Or ASS£SSPU:t~ or Z. ZL~
DATE: Hatch 19, 1990
GraT,
Charlie Kae G=aT EST
209 S 2't S~.
Xmaokalee, t~, 34142
~r~9.~CE 71210-009 156402~60002 ~"'
LEGAL DESCPIPTIC~J:
~ 9 o~ Block Two, o~
f~divisiofl, as recorded Lfl the p~lzc records o~ CeliAc= Court,M,
You, es the owner
records ~aintai~t~,t
advised that the
abatement of a
by Ordinance 91-47,
~'* !~ '."~7 ,!, ~ .i. -rAbol, as recorded in the
· f.., ,',.-.,. : ~ P- ~r~y ~ppraiser, are hereby
.:... '..:':ic..~ "a,.~:.', d;d on ~2/~0/97, o=de= the
: · ',, ex.,.' :~u ~he above p~ope~ty prohtbited
. .:r : .[;cc 't..~,,~' :pon you, such nuisance beAng:
YrohAbAted accumulation o£ non-protectedme~ble vege~tAon An
excess o£ 1~" An heLqh~ in · a~dLvi.~on otho~ t~an Golden Gate
[atate..
You fa~led ~c aba'q ': ,: ;o; .r :~.; '., xL was abated by the
expend[cu=~ o~ put:[~* .: * * , o :. ~ u{ $ 135.00 and
ad~tnAs~:ac~ve c,~n~ . ' $200.00 fo~ ,' ,: , ~ $ 335.00. Such costs, by
shall beccn~ a lien
assessment.
You may ~equest a he. :.~ i. :..~ t:.,..
show cause, 1~ any, ~' . ':.'. :t'~n~ .~ ,~d
under thts Ord[na,ce *,. '.
should not constttuL,
hearing mus: be mad~ ·
Government CanCer,
days [rom the date o:
' ;'.'7 ' ' : '. '~r~ ..f Collie~ County,
: ,f..n~' '.., '* p: f'etty on <date> and
· ~. ,..or~ :'' JO! I~ys a~te~ such
.f C~unty Cor~ntsstoners to
,~ges ~ncurred by the County
· ss:v~ or ~hy such expenses
pe~t/. Such request for
.:d (,: County Commlss£oners,
· . ~rtttng ~tthtn thirty (30)
val:,l.
:.''-:, h,'~l- '" ct' "¥ CL::HZSSIOtI£RS
CSce 9- I/9.!
MAY191 ogB )
B[SOL';r ZOfe leO.
WU£1!EA.~. al provtded ~fl Otdznance 91-47. the direct CCltl of
~:h a deicr~pt~on at laid y.~cel; and
obligation u~ the pretty agAtnet which ~de until paid; and
lhoZ~ accrue at a rate of t~Zve percent IJl,0t) ~r onn~ ~ any
~ISSI~[RS O~ ~l~A ~, F~I~, thlt t~ pr~erty descried
aa foll~m, a~ hav~ng ~en ·bated et a ~blic ~ilance after due and
c~ foll~ng caeca of ~uch a~at~nt, to
~rl~e ~e Oray ~T certain f~lvlf~ ~ lo
I~kalee, FL 34142 ~lie records of Collier C~ty, Florida.
S1402760002 7XIXO-G09
Th~ Clerk of the Board shall mail · notice of alSess~nt of lion
to the owner or o~ners o[ the above demcrtbed property, and if such
o~fler fallm co pay such amJesmmenc within thirty I]0! days hereof, a
certified copy at thza Re~olutlon shall be recorded in the official
records of Coil:er County, to conmtitute a lien agAinlt much property
according to law, unlelm ouch direction ia frayed by thio Board uJ~n
appeal o~ the Jllell~nt Ot the ~er.
DATED:
0WIGHT E. ~R~W. ~LER~ COCKIER ~. F~RIDA
BY:
BARBA~ B. B£~RY. CI~IRPIAM
CSce 11 - 1/98
MAY 1 9 1998
PS_. ~ .
~-XEN RESOLUTXON - CODE ENFORCEMENT CASE NO. 71215-079
RECORD OWNER - Fre~xicks~n, Robert J & ~.eslie X
Board to accept report and adopt Resolution assessing a lien
against the parcel in order to recover public funds expended
to effect the abatement of a public nuisance at this
location, all as provided for in Ordinance 91-47, the
Collier County Weed, Litter and Plant Control Ordinance.
~0NS IDE~ATION
Case Summary:
a. Violation determination
b. Notice of Violation served
c. Verification of unabated nuisance
d. Nuisance abated with public funds
e. Owner invoiced for costs
Undeliverable
om/a2/ s.
FXSCAL LM~ACT
Reimbursement of $ 245.00 may be anticipated by voluntary
action or foreclosure.
GRQWTH MANA~2~ENT IMPACT Not applicable.
~ECOMMENDATION
That the Board of County Commissioners adopt the Resolution.
PREPARED BY: .
C~$TOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
DATE:
Vincen~ A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. & Environmental Svcs.
DATE:
MAY 1 $1998
·
BOAJ~D OF COUIFTY CO~/ISSIO~[]tJ
COLLIER COU3qTY, FLORIDA
LEGAL NOTICE or ASSESSHENT OF LIEN
Fzed~Lckson, Robert J & Les1Le K
2321 Mountain V£ew Rd
St~££ord, VA 22554
REFEP~NCE ~1215-0~9 162951680002
L£GA~ D£SCPIPTIOI]:
records m~tzt%atft~c!
advised thdt the
abatement u! ~
by Ordinance
D&TE: ~lzch 19, 199~
Lot 40, Block 00, ~aples Park Uflxt Ho. 6, &ccording to ~ho
t~ezoo£ recorded a~ Pla~ Book 3, page 15, i~bl~c Records of Collie=
County, Florida: LESS A~ID EXCEPT the ~ozth 10' ~hereo£, aa
at z~ght angles to the ~orth l~fle o~ oa~d ~t 40.
You, as the o~ner of 'L, ~ ~,,rty ah,,"-, d~ .rAbed, as =eco=ded ~n ~he
.... .. ... ~ ~. P~ :~rt~ A~praiseg, age hereby
~ .'.. * ~.., ~..,.~.~ :pon 7ou, such nu*sance be*ng:
Pgohtb~ed icc~u~a~Aon o~ flofl-p~o~ec~ed mow~lo yego~t~on
excels sE 18" iff hezqht ~fl I I~d~vLl~ofl o~her ~fl Golden
,:,..,.: x! ..';! , t~ ~as abated by the
: ;- : .~ ~::- ' v o! $ 45.00 and
' $200.00 ~'' a · '.'~: .f $ 245.00. Such costs, by
tr.:} :;;'"::,. '~s o~ Cailler County,
: ~.., '. ,t ',, t'~,'legty on <date> and
~... ~: .f'~ J0~ days afte~ such
You fa~led to
expenditure of puul:
administrative cost
~e$olution of the B'
Florida, t,.~v~ t)-on .,
Shall becoJ"e a it~J ''
assessmen%.
You may request a h~'' ':~
show cause, [f any,
under this Ordinance
should not
hearing must De mad~
Governmen~ Cen~er,
~,, 'h- : m: : f Cuur:ty Commissioners to
, .: ),~n.'..n '.:,l ,' ,rges incurred by the County
:. .:....,::.m',~d ~ ex .salve or why such expenses
-~ ~:** ,rains' ''*" ! party. Such geques~
· .. :..:t: ,: '.~e !- ,rd of County Commissioners,
days from the date (,' f'=;~: ; ;0..~.~.-n! · , I. valid.
';, i ' , P'.'AF:~ C" ':J'" ."Y CC:.,q. II,qSIONERS
C$ce 9- 1/93
I AY 1 9 1998
A P£SOLU?tON atr THE: BOARD OF COUNTY COKqlSSIG~£RS
pBOVZDZNG FOR ASSESS.V. EtrT aP LI£N. FOR THE: COST
T~£ ~AT~£~ er rVBLZ¢ m~2s~:c£. IN ACCOPD~.~C~
WZTH ORDIN]~GZ'. ~t-4?.
m(£RI~S, aa provided 2n Ordinance 91-4% the direct cosec of
&beteme. flt of cerca~ flUla~,~R. ~nciuding preacribed
cost incurred by the County, ahall be illealed againlt lUCh property;
#H£REAS, the coat the~o~ to the C~nty es to each parcel shall be
calculated and reported co th9 floard o( County CommLsszonera. tc~jether
v~th a description o{ m~td parcel;
obX~gat~ u~n t~ pr~erty Jgalns~ ~tch ~de un~l pa~d; I~
WMtR~. tim anm~sn~flt ,ha~S ~c~ due and payable thirty
unpaid ~rttofl Chereo[.
~1552~[~ OF ~ZER ~. ~XDA, that t~ pretty descried
as toe,ova, and having been abated at a ~bZtc nuisance attar due and
pr~er notice thereat Co ch. ~ec at said p~er~y. Zl here~y IIl~Jltd
fredricks~. Robert J & ~t 40. D~k i0. Miplef ~ 245.00
2321 ~tlL~ Vt. Nd. p21t thereof, record~ It f~it J.k ~.
Stafford. VA 22554 Pigo IS. ~ ~ecordl of Co~Lor
F2oridaJ L~SS ~ ~CZ~ the ~rth X0' thereof.
II Deooured I~ right oflgXeo to the ~orth ~ifle of
said ~t 40.
The Clerk of the Board IhalJ mail a notice of allallment of lien
to the owner or ovnSrl at the abo~e deacrJ~ed property, and. tS aych
owner (aLfa co pay lUCh allelameflt within thirty 130) dayl nereoE, a
certified copy at thtl Reaolution IhalZ be recorded ~n the OffiCial
~ec~r~a aC Co~lter County. to conatitute · lien egoinat luCh property
according to low. unZeaa such d~rection zl itayed Dy thio Board upon
appe&~ o~ the oaaeaament o! the owner.
Thio Reaolut~on adopte~ a~er mot~on, aecond and m~or~ty vote.
DATED:
ATT£~T: ~ARD OF ~ ~XSSIO~KRS
llY:
iARBAAA i. IERRY, CHAIPJ~
CSce 11 - 1/98
CSce 11 - 1/95
HAY 1 9 1998
REQUEST TO ~tPPROVE FOR P~ECORDIN~ T~ FI~ PLAT OF "PELICAN LAKE RV
RESORT, PI~E FO~lt", AND A~PROV~ OF TIIE PERFORM~ BICU~TY
To approve for recording the final plat of ePelican Lake RV Resort,
Phase Four', a ~bdivision of lands located in Section 15, Township
51 South, Range 26 East, Collier County, Florida.
CONSIDERATION ~
Engineering Review Section has completed the review of the
construction drawings, specifications, and final plat of 'Pelican
Lake RV Resort, Phase Four'. These do~nts are in compliance with
the County Land Development Code and Florida State Statute No. 177.
All fees have been paid. It is the intent of the developer to record
the plat prior to construction of the improvements. The security tn
the amount of 110% of the total cost of the required improv~nte is
being covered by construction, ~aintenance and escrow agreement.
This would be in conformance with the County Land Development Code -
Division 3.2.9.
Engineering Review Section recommends that the final plat of 'Pelican
Lake RV resort, Phase Four' be approved for recording.
FISC,~ IM~ACTI
The fiscal impact to the County is as follows.
The project cost is $358,767.80 (estimated) to be
borne by the developer.
The cost breakdown is as follows:
a) Water & Sewer
b) Drainage,
Paving, Grading
$156,955.00
$201,812.80
The Security a~unt, equal to 110% of the
project cost, is $394,644.58
The County will realize revenues as follows:
Fund: Co,,,f~unity Development Fund 113
Agency= County Manager
Cost Center: 138900 - Development Services
Revenue generated by this project=
Total: $7101.72
Fees are based on a consCructionestimate
MAY 1 9 i998
Executive Sun~az~
Pelican Lake RV Reso~c, Phase Four
Page 2
The breakdown is aa follows~
a) Plat Review Fee ($425.00 + $4./ac)- $ 531.80
b)
c)
Cons=ructionDrawing Review Fee
Water &
,Sewer (.$0% cormt, eeC.)
Drainage,
Paving, ~rad~ng (.425%: cormt.
Construction Inspection Fee
Water &
Sewer (1.5% const, est.)
]:)ra£~ge,
PaViz~, Orading (1.275% coast, est.)
- $ 784.78
est.- $ 857.70
- $2354.33
- $2573.11
The Concurrency Waiver and Release relating to conditional
approval has been reviewed and approved by the County Attorney's
Office for the project.
~ECOMMENDATION s
That the Board of County Co,~,tssioners approve the Final Plat of
'Pelican Lake RV Resort, Phase Four' with the following
stipulations:
1. Accept the Construction, Maintenance and Escrow Agreement as
security to guarantee completion of the subdivision
improvements. .
2. Authorize the recording of the Final Plat of 'Pelican Lake
RV Resort, Phase Four.'
3. Authorize the Chairman to execute the attached construction
and maintenance agreement.
4. That no Certificates of Occupancy be granted until the
required improvements have received preliminary acceptance.
ExecuCive SummarM
Pelican Lake RV resox~c, Phase Pour
Page 3
P~P~ BY:
Jo~ R. Houldswo~h, Senior ~gineer DaCe
Engineering Review
~I~ BY:
:':".., ~ace -
DaCe
C~,.,,~it7 ~v. ~d Enviro~nCal Svc.. D~Sl~
;,MARCO
I,
I
1 9 1998
COFSTRt;'CTiON..~LAD"T'a~AI';C~Z A,'cD ESCROW
FOE SL'BDLWI..ciON D4P.~O~~S
MAY 1 9 1998
pg. :'~-_ :.~_
L~od~ l~s .--'~er~ L~o ~ coas~'~,~o~ !om lD'c~e~ wir~ Deve!ope: d~te~
(~e 'Com'a'~oo Lo~u') :o ftmd ~e ~st of r~ R~uired [rnprovem~"~s.
Deve~.~ md t~e Bo~u,~ h~ve x~mow~-~ ~h~ d~ zmou~ Deve~.o~r ;~ ~
follows:
:..
once ~ --'o~.b. :o ~e Oeve!c.~. L~ :'"'c,'":s 5'~e ."or '~'cr£ .*~c~e m
MAY ! 9 1998
I
Period by the Developer and upon submission of a written request for inspection, the
De~'elopment Services Director shall inspect the Reclui,-ed Improvements and, if found to be
still in compliance with the Code as reflected by final approval by the Board, the Lender's
responsibility to the Board under this agreement is terminated. The Developer's
responsibility for maintenance of the Required Improvements shall continue tmless or until
the Board accepts maintenance responsibility for and by the Cotmty.
11. Ail of the terms, covenants arid conditions herein contained are and shall be
binding upon the respective successors and assigns of the Developer and Lender.
IN WITN ;SS WHEREOF, the Board and the Developer have caused this Agreement
to be executed by their duly
., 1998.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED
IN THE PRESENCE OF:
Print Name
authorized representatives this day of
PELICAN LAKE LIMITED P,-M:~'A~RSHII-',
by its General Parmer, PELICAN LAKE,
INC., a Maryland Corporation authorized
to do bus~ness in the State o: Florida
By:
Norman W. Wilder, President
Print Name
-5-
MAY 1 9 1998
pg. ,t~ -..-,.-
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARYLAND
SUSAN L, TtAC, E,~
Co~m~ssk~ Expels S~m~' 22, 2¢01
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLOR~A,
Depus' Clerk
By:
Chairman
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency:
~f/~ilier CounW Attorney
-6-
MAY 1 9 1998
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MAY 1 9 1998
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MAY 1 9 1998
r '~.,~ ~ &V R.E. SOK'T
~1' ~'OUI~
To=l L~rl-g: ;~?,~00.00'
REQUEST TO APPROVE FOR RECORDINg THE FINAL PhAT OF "PELICAN LAKE RV
RESORT, PHA~E THREE", AND APPROVAL OF THE PERFORMANCE BECURIT~
To approve for recording the final plat of .Pelican Lake RV Resort,
Pha~e Three", a subdivision of lands located in Section 15, Township
51 South, Range 26 East, Collier County, Florida.
~SIDERATIONt
Engineering Review Section has completed the review of the
construction drawings, specifications, and final plat of 'Pelican
Lake RV Resort, Phase Three". These documents are in compliance with
the County Land Development Code and Florida State Statute No. 177.
All fees have been paid. It is the intent of the developer to record
the plat prior to construction of the improvements. The security in
the amount of 110% of the total cost of the required improvements is
being covered by construction, maintenance and escrow agreement.
This would be in conformance with the County Land Development Code -
Division 3.2.9.
Engineering Review Section recommends that the final plat of "Pelican
Lake RV Resort, Phase Three" be approved for recording.
The fiscal impact to the County is as follows.
The project cost is $249,776.90 (estimated) to be
borne by the developer.
The cost breakdown is as follows:
a) Water & Sewer
b) Drainage,
Paving, Grading
- $114,050.00
- $135,726.90
The Security amount, equal to 110% of the
project cost, is $274,754.59
The County will realize revenues as follows:
Fund: Community Development Fund 113
Agency: County Manager
Cost Center: 138900 - Development Se~;ices
Revenue generated by this project:
Total: $5415.30
Fees are based on a construction
$249,776.90 and were paid in March,
1997.~
Executive Summary
Pelican Lake RV Resort, Phase Three
Page 2
The breakdown is as follows:
a) Plat Review Fee ($425.00 + $4./ac)- $ 496.60
b)
¢)
Paving, Grading (1.275% const, est.)
~OWT~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT ~
Construction Drawing Review Fee
Water &
Sewer (.50% const, est.) - $ 570.25
Drainage,
Paving, Grading (.425% const, est.)-$ 527.54
Construction Inspection Fee
Water &
Sewer (1.5% const, est.) - $1710.75
Drainage, - $2110.16
The Concurrency Waiver and Release relating to conditional
approval has been reviewed and approved by the County Attorney's
Office for the project.
RECOMMENDATIONs
That the Board of County Commissioners approve the Final Plat of
"Pelican Lake RV Resort, Phase Three" with the following
stipulations:
1. Accept the Construction, Maintenance and Escrow Agreement as
security to guarantee completion of the subdivision
improvements.
2. Authorize the recording of the Final Plat of "Pelican Lake
RV Resort, Phase Three."
3. Authorize the Chaiz~nan to execute the attached construction
and maintenance agreement.
4. That no Certificates of Occupancy be granted until the
required improvements bare received preliminary acceptance.
MAY 1 9 1998
Executive Summary
Pelican Lake RV Resort, Phase Three
Page 3
PREPARED BY:
JohnR. HouldswortJh, Senior Engineer
Engineerin~ ~iew
Engineering Review Manager
Community Development & Environmental Services
Community Dev. and Environmental Svcs. DIVISI6N
Jl~/ew
Date
Date
Date
Date
CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND ESCROW AGREEMENT
FOP, SUBDIVISION IMPRO~S
TI:lilt AGREEMENT end, ed into this __ da)' of ,1997, by PELICAN
LAKE LIMITED PARTN'EItSIa~, ~ in gmeral parer, PELICAN LAKE, INC., a Maryland
corporation a~horiz~ to do b~inc~ in r~c S~c of Flori~ whose add,-e~s ~s do David N.
Sexton, F_.sc~i~, 1167 Tnh. d Strut S(mth, ~uit: 107, N~l~s, Flcridz ~410~ 01.~t~lz~: r~f~rr~i
to as "Dcv~tot~"), ~t~ 1-dE BOARD OF COUNTY COI~'W2SSIONEI~ OF COLLIER
COUNTY, }.fLORIDA, w~ose u~[r:s$ i~ .~01 East T~dzmi TrliI, N~pl:s, Flor{da 34112
(he::!m,~.~, rcf~.~cd to ~ 'the Bom'd') ~ FLRST NATIONAL BA~ OF
A. D:v:io~r ~. ~L~~' fly ~ ~e ~Sv~ of ~
~ORT L%'~ ~r~.
C. S~ 3.2.6.!6 ~ 3.2.9.1 of ~ ~ ~ Sunflo; C~ Div~io~ of
;~ percentage ¢o=zpl-.r~on of=be work mul~Ucd by. ~bc re~:~=ctvc work cosu IRs r.== port. eh= (105);
(" znd ~. ~ uoon co, lotion of ~he work, a.- ~:I~ S~ Dk~r ~I a~rove
69w~ch
sb~I
~r~. ~ ~w ~ ~ D~el~ ~ of~ of~ ~~ l~rov~ for a
~~'~in~ ~od of o~e (1) y~
_
e ~nder, m of ~ ~ of ~: d~, pro~id~ ~ of ~ch b~
~~, ~e C~V ~ ~ve e~
C~) ~e Counv, or
of ~e ~ve-m~e=~ co~c: or '~1 ~l~e ~ p~ of ~ work ~s ~- Co,tv
sole d~=~on s~ de~ n~s~C; ~ ~e =~ ~ ~ ~e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e~. hei'J
f&e D~cp~ m ~ out ~
d ~ot e~ ~ ~mple~on of ~e ~d
~. W~ ~ m ~e ~ by ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~, ~ ~ be paid
~e D~elc.p~ s~ ~~ ~o~on ~7 ~ C~ m ~ ~d~ for rel~e of the
iA a [.-"~=r of z~o~.z~ion by ~tY.= Ccu:,-.; t~ the Lgnd.~ r.Sz!l co~ a
! Coun~
i~mhor~o a ~ ~
Developer of fl~ Lc'~ler for the fi~-a disbrtoed in a~..or~,n¢-- with r_he Iertcr of
The P.~uiz~d Improvements ~ n~t be eo~tsi~ed co=rplcte until a mt.~e=t of
8. Should thc ~ hel~. ia ~crow be ~t to compte:-.
:rovemcn~s, the Board, ~,_*r d, uly ¢o~id~,-ing the public inter~ may at
· Rec,~r~ Improvem:=u and. r~o~ :o zn7 and all legal ,"~m~i~ a~..s: the Dev,..c,,e..
~'l 9. No0:Liag ~n ~hi_~ A.rr: -'?.'.Z shall ,~ke ~c ~er Liable for
osc pb,r. ed ~ d~o~k by the D=¢el~c: in accordanc~ with thc forego~nE provbion;
at ::,~ Let. der dries no~ release any ?~.cnics tn the Develo~ or tn my odac: peso=
in ~ F~crow Agre~n~t.
Th: Devet~er shr~l ~.~/.,~ ail Requir~ Improvements for one year a~'~.-
;~pro.,~! by thc Deve!~m.-at S~vic~s D~r~_.~..
Al.--: ~e one
MAY 1 9 1998
oval of t~e itch. ova; or b) no~.,'y Ihe Developer in vriting of his refusal to .apl:roy-- the
rov~s, ~h~th ~s'p~--L'¥',~j tho~e c~ndi~ons which the Deveiop. ~ mu~t Mffli L~ ord'.r :o
~braia r2~c Di:ec'xr of r, hc ~qub. ~ !~?:ov~._--rm. However, in ~ event shall the Develo~men.'.
· ~c:". ;ic~ Dff'. ctor re.~,~e p~!~".' .,~.~?r.~ of ~e improveme'ars ~' ~he7 ~e ~ fac:
~'d subm,-'r~! for -,~-~. rcvE :m ?.r.~rd~ with ~e ~equ~e~ents of ~
Pe~od by the Developer, and upon submission of a written request for inspe.~tion, the
De~clt,pmcnt Services Director shall inspect the Required Improvements and, ii' found to be
s-,J. il in compliance with the Code as reflected by ~nal approval by the Board, t. he Lender's
responsibLli.ty to the Board under this a~reement is terminated. The Developer's
responsibility for ._m=ir~tenaz~ce of the Required Improvements shall continue tmless or tmtil
the Board accepts m~inte=ance responsibility for and by the Cotmty.
11. All of the terms, cove~ar%ts and conditions herein contained are arid shall be
bindint upon ',he respective successors and assigns of the Developer, and Le~der.
IN %Ti'NESS W'r-~REOF, ;.he m-card and the Developer. have caused this Agreement
:o be executed day of
by their duly authorized representatives this
,19°.8.
SIGNED. SE.~ :_.ED
IN THE PRESENCE OF:
PELiCA.~ l_~ LIMITED PART~'ERSP2P,
l:y ks Gene:~ Partner, PELIC~-,\' lAKE,
INC., a Ma,'7'.arid Corporal!or, a'.:~-~orized
:o do busir, ess in the State cf Ficrlda
Pr~t Na.me
By:
Norman W. Wilder, President
P~nt Name
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ATT', ~ST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. CLERK
NATIONAL BANK OF ~£&RYLAND
/No~. Public
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NOTA,W PUBIX: STATE OF
BOARD OF COUNTY COM.%[!SSIO~RS
OF COLLIER cot.~trY, FLOP.~A.
Dep'-'~y Clerk
By:
Ch~an
Approved as :o fo~m ~.~.d ~,eg~ sufficiency:
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
APPROVE A CONSENT ORDER WITH THE SOUTH
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (SFWMD) FOR PERMITTED
INTO THE COCOHATCHEE CANAL.
FLORIDA WATER
ENCROACHMENTS
~: To request Board approval and authorization for the Chair to execute a Consent
Order between the SFWMD and the Board for permitted structural encroachments into the
Cocohatchee Canal.
CONSIDERATIONS: As pan of its ongoing prograxn of improvements to the Cocohatchee
Canal ~y~tem, the SFWMD is about to begin a canal widening projec~ from just wU of 1-75 to ju~
east of CR 951. The project will pasa through the location of ~weral existing ~fitted ~ructm'es
owned or operated by the county. These structures are the Northbrooke Drive culve~ and drainage
outfall and the Livingston Road Bridge.
The profiered Consent Order will permit the SFWMD to perform its work without the need for
removal and replacement of the cited am~ctures. There is no requirement for the county to perform
any work as a cortsequence of this Consent Order. The SFWMD contractor may have to mnove and
replace sections of guard rail to gain access to portions of his work site; however, this will not affect
the county's ability to provide a safe passage for the traveling public.
FISCAL IMPACT: There are no expenses or budget implications as a consequence of
executing this Consent Order.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: Approve the Consent Order;, authorize the Chairman to execute it,
and; authorize stafflo follow through with any necessary documentation.
PREPARED BY: Ed~
tion Services Director
REVIEWED
Ed Ilschner, Public Works Administrator
DATE:
DATE:~
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South Florida Water Management District
3301 Gun Club ~ West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 · {.561) 686-8800 · FL WATS 1-800-432-2045
TDD {561) 697-2574
April 28, 1998
Ms. Edward J. Kant
Transportation Sewtce= Director
3301 E. Tamia'ni Trail
Naples, FL 34112
· i
Dear Mr. Kant:
Subject:
Con~ent Order, Governing Board Order No. SFWMD 98-29 CO-ROW;
Cocohatcbee Canal, Sections 19 and 24, Township 48 South, Range~
25 and 26 ~ Collier County.
Enclosed please find a copy of Goveming Board Order No. 98-29 executed by the
District's Governing Board. As per our previous communications, this will be presented to
the Collier County Board of County commissioners for acceptance and execution and
then returned to the District. Please let me know what Commission meeting this will be
scheduled for consideration.
Let me take this opportunity to thank you for your cooperation. The District appreciates
your efforts to work with us to bring this matter to an amicable resolution.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (561) 682-6268.
Sincerely,
ju i R~. ~riI~'w~ ola
Senior Legal Research Assistant
Office of counsel
Enclosure
O G~.~h~z
Frank Willi~mson, Jr., Chaitm~a
Eugene K. Per[is, Vice Ch~irm~n
,%[Rchcll ~V. Bcrgtr
JRT
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
3301 Gun Club Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33416
SFWMD 98-29 CO-ROW
CON$1~NT AGREEMENT
Pursuant to Section 373.119, Florida Statutes, this Consent Agreement is entered
into between the SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (hereinafter
'District') and COLLIER COUNTY TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
(hereinafter 'County') by mutual consent, without hearing or adjudication of any issue of
fact or law, and without this Consent Agreement constituting admission of fact or law,
unless otherwise stipulated herein.
Premises
The parties accept as premises for this Consent Agreement the following facts and
allegations:
1. The subject property is located within all or parts of Sections 19 and 24, Township
48 South, Ranges 25 and 26 East, Collier County, Florida (see location map
attached hereto as Exhibit 'A' and the documentation evidencing the District's
ownership of the subject property attached as Exh~it 'B'), and the District's lands
and works include the Cocohatchee Canal and associated structures and rights of
way.
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The Cocohatchee Canal Phase 3A is the third phase of a four phase improvement
plan on the Cocohatchee Canal in Collier County, Florida. The Cocohatchee Canal,
commonly known as the Immokalee Road Canal, drains an approximate 186 square
mile area consisting of mixed development, agriculture, and natural areas.
The objectives of this project are to raise the level of flood protection, increase water
supply, and enhance the environment. The proposed improvements will reduce
over-drainage of the upstream Corkscrew and Bird Rookery Swamps, increase
ground water reserves, and provide greater flood protection.
The components of this phase of the project include: 1)excavating and enlarging
approximately 5.5 miles of canal; 2)constructing one new water control structure;
3)removing a wooden bridge, and replacing several undersized culverts and canal
crossings.
All improvements will be constructed within the South Florida Water Management
District Right of Way.
Canal excavation is currently scheduled to commence June, 1998. The Parties
acknowledge that delays in construction could occur. The District shall notify the
County of any significant construction delays, but any delays shall not impact or
otherwise change any of the obligations of the Parties under the terms of this
Consent Agreement.
The County is a political subdivision of the State of Florida whose mailing address
is 3301 East Tamiami Trail, Naples, Florida 34112.
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10.
11.
12.
On September 14, 1995, the Distdct issued Right of Way Occupancy Permit No.
10352 authorizing dual bridges crossing the Cocohatchee Canal located at
Livingston Road. A true and correct copy of the permit and drawings are attached
as Exhibi~ 'C' and incorporated herein.
On March 12, 1998, the District issued Right of Way Occupancy Permit No. 10352
authorizing a culvert bridge, known as Northbrooke Drive, and a 18' R.C.P. in the
northwest quadrant embankment of the culvert. A true and correct copy of the
permit is attached as Exhibit 'D' and incorporated herein.
The District has completed a field inspection inventory of all above-ground
encroachments on the District's right of way;, both those which have been permitted
and those which are unpermitted. The inspection revealed that the County has the
following encroachments on the right of way:.
ENCROACHMENT
Dual Bridges at Livingston Road
18' R.C.P. (NW quadrant of culvert}
Culvert Bridge (Northbrooke Dr)
guardrail
A true and correct copy of the
incorporate herein.
STATUS OF ENCROACHMENT
'Permitted
Permitted
Permitted
Permitted
field inspection is altached as Exhibit 'E' and
Although the District needs to have all encroachments removed in order for the
contractor to commence work, all of the items cited in paragraph 10, above will not
interfere with the District's contractor work and can remain.
The District has been in contact with the County in an effort to reach an agreement.
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13.
14.
The District's Governing Board authorized the Executive Director, or his designee,
to execute this Agreement. The memorandum setting forth this designation is
attached as Exhibit 'F" and is incorporated herein.
Upon review, staff of the District find that the agreement, if implemented as
described below, will satisfy their concerns without the necessity of further legal
action.
In consideration of the premises recited above, the parties agree and it is hereby
ORDERED:
15. The County waives its right to an administrative hearing on all of the terms of t~is
Consent Agreement under Section 120.57, Florida Statutes, its rights and any
obligations of the District under Section 120.60(7), Flortda Statutes, its right to
appeal this Consent Order pursuant to Section 120.68, Florida Statutes, and any
other legal rights upon which to dispute the terms of this Consent Agreement or
otherwise challenge continued constnJction of the Cocohatchee Canal improvement
projects.
16. The County shall take full responsibility for complete compliance with this Consent
Agreement by the date(s) stipulated herein.
17. No modification of the terms of this Consent Agreement shall be effective until
reduced to writing and executed by both the County and the District.
18. Both the District and'the County understand that time is of the essence with regard
to this Consent Agreement. and that absolutely no extensions of time to completely
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comply with all of the terms of this Consent Agreement will be allowed for any
reason.
19. The District and the County agree that this Consent Agreement will constitute final
disposition of the issues between the parties.
20. The Distr~t hereby expressly reserves the right to initiate appropriate legal action
to prevent or prohibit future violations of apprk~ble statutes or the rules promulgated
thereunder not covered by the terms of this Consent Agreement.
21. Neither the District nor the District's contractor have any obligation to replace any
encroachments either permitted or unpermitted encroachments placed on the
District's right of way.
22. The District's contractor shall remove the guardrail to allow access to the District's
right of way, but shall replace said guardrail at the conclusion of the construction.
23. if the County desires to install any new facilities within the District's right of way, it
may file a Right of Way Occupancy Permit/Modification application, once
construction is complete and prior to placing any encroachments on the District's
right of way. The necessary non-refundable application processing fee must be
included with any application, and all Right of Way Occupancy Permits or
Modifications are subject to approval by the District's Governing Board.
24. For and in consideration of the provisions and obligations agreed to in this Consent
Agreement, the District waives its rights to seek administrative or judicial imposition
of damages, injunctions or restraining orders, and cml or cdminal penalties for any
and all acts of the County or its agents which oc~rred prior to the Distr!.ct','~ approval
25.
26.
of this Consent Agreement or are authorized to occur in the future by the provisions
of this Consent Agreement.
The County hereby agrees to defend, hold and save the District harmless from any
and all damages or claims which adse from previously unauthorized uses of the
right of way if any, or the continued use of the District's dght of way.
Pursuant to sections 373.044, 373.083, 373.085, 373.086, 373.119, 373.129,
373.603 and 120.69, Florida Statutes and rules 40E-1.609, 40'~-6.341 and 40E-
6.491, Florida Administrative Code, as well as any other statuton/, administrative or
common law remedies available, the District is authorized to enforce the terms of
this Consent Agreement and seek other remedies for violation of the terms of this
Consent Agreement which include but are not limited to:
a. An injunction to abate the violations;
b. Civil penalties in an amount not to exceed $10,000.00 per day, each day
constituting a separate offense;
c. Investigative and removal costs, court costs (including both costs recoverable
under the State,,vide Uniform Guidelines for Taxation of Costs in Civil
Actions, other provisions of the Florida Statutes and Florida Administrative
Code, as well as any and all other costs associated with litigation that are not
taxable costs under the cited authorities), and reasonable attorney's fees,
plus interest at the highest rate allowed under Florida law calculated from the
time the District incurs each expense. Such attorney's fees shall be based
upon the fair market value of the services provided, based upon what a
private attorney would charge.
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27.
28.
This Consent Agreement shall take effect upon adoption by and execution on behalf
of the Governing Board of the District, shall be filed with and acknowledged by the
Clerk of the District immediately thereafter, and shall remain in full force and effect
until its terms and conditions are carried out. The requirements of this Consent
Agreement shall bind and inure to the benefit of the successors and assigns of the
County, except as modified by the District.
ALL OF THE OBMGATIONS OF THE PARTIES ARE SET FORTH HEREIN. NO
ORAL REPRESENTATIONS OR AGREEMENTS OF ANY KIND WILL ALTER
ANY OF THE TERMS AGREED UPON IN THIS CONSENT AGREEMENT.
COUNTY:
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
through its COUNTY COMMISSION
Barbara B. Berry, Chair
ATTEST
Dwight Brock
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By:
Deputy Clerk
Approved as to form & legal sufficiency
~ Assistant County Attomey
ORDERED at West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida, this
day of
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT BY ITS
GOVERNING BOARD
BY:
ATTEST:
Assistant b'~retary
William F. Malone
Director, Construction and Land Management
Legal Form Approved ~
SFW_MD_Offlce of Couc~d'~'_u'' .,,
By
Date ~"
FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
ON ...?~ -~,
Deputy District'¢l~k
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GOLF
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CARLTON
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Exhibit
COLDER COUNTY
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AO~T
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this /~42~ day of
and between the SOOTH FLORIDA WATER
1986,
ICT, a public corporation of the State of Florida
(hereinafter the DISTRICT), on behalf of the Big CYPRESS BASIN OF
THE SOgTH FLORIDA WATER F~MqAgEHENT DISTRICT (hereinafter the
BASIN); and COLLIER COUNTY. a political subdivision of the State
of Florida (hereinafter the COUNTY).
THAT WHEREAS, it is
that the BASIN gradually
WITNESSETH
the desire and intent of the parties
assume the responsibility for the
control, operation and maintenance of designated watercourses
which have a significant impact upon the water resources in the
BASIN and Collier County, Florida; and
WHEREAS, for the purpose of establishing the BASIN as such
control agency, it ia necessary that certain watercourses as
defined in section 373.019, Florida Statutes, be declared 'Works
of the Basin"; and
WHEREAS, the watercourses to be adopted in due course as
"Works of the Basin' are listed on Exhibit "A#, attached hereto
and by this reference made a part of this instrument, although it
is acknowledged that the above constitute only a part of all of
the existing watercourses in Collier County, Florida; and
Exhibit
WHEREAS, the Big Cypress Basin Board has the statutory
authority to declare additional watercourses as 'Works of the
Basin", whenever such Board may wish to place the same under the
control, operation and maintenance of the BASIN.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the benefits flowing
from each to the other, and intending to be legally bound hereby,
the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Hereafter the DISTRICT, through the BASIN, shall be the
public alency in Collier County, Florida, responsible for the
control, operation and maintenance of the watercourses listed in
Exhibit ~A", whenever each one of them is adopted as 'Works of
the Basin." .It is the intent of the DISTRICT/BASIN to maintain
those watercourses to. their capacity existing at the time of
adoption as "Works', but the DISTRICT/BASIN will not necessarily
be responsible for future improvements to such watercourses.
However, the DISTRICT/BASIN agrees to amend its responsibilities
over the list of adoptable works, at the discretion of the Basin
Board,' to include additional responsibilities for future
watercourse improvements undertaken by the COUNTY. Annually and
in advance of the respective fiscal years for both the
DISTRICT/BASIN and the COUNTY, both parties shall prepare a
maintenance program outlining the work to be performed by the
COUNTY under contract to the DISTRICT/BASIN to maxim£ze
utilization of equip~ent and manpower.
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2. The COUNTY, aa the entity heretofore charged with the
control, operation and maintenance of all watercourses l~sted in
Exhibit "A", will remiss, release and relinqu£sh to the
DISTRICT/BASIN all rights and responsibilities which it has
exercised heretofore over said watercourses.
3. The DISTRICT/BASIN shall prepare
which shall locate, describe, and identify
watercourses in Collier County, Florida.
updated from time to time by the DISTRICT/BASIN
arises, and the COUNTY, to the extent permitted by its available
funds and resources, ma-/ assist the DISTRICT/BASIN in maintaining
and updatin~ said map ~n order
descriptions and £de~tittes of
Collier County.
· watercourse Lap,
all known existtr~
Said map shall be
as the need
4. Inasmuch as the ownership and/or title of some of the
adoptable watercourses which may become subject to this Agreement
may be in the name of owners other than the COUNTY, and in the
event it may be necessary to conduct a t~tle search on said
watercourse(s), such title search(es) may be done by the COUNTY
for the DISTRICT/BASIN. The COUNTY, to the extent permitted by
law and by its available current funding, may provide assistance
and funds to the DISTRICT/BASIN to secure such land interests,
whether in fee simple title, easement, use rights end/or rights
of way as may be essential to the control, operation,
maintenance, and access to the watercourses adopted by the BASIN;
PROVIDED, however, that no~withstandin~ the above, the
to keep current the locations,
any and all watercourses in
DISTRICT/BASIN may unilaterally take such action in this regard
as it deems necessary and at its own expense to search title and
acquire such land interests.
8. The DISTRICT does not need to purchase the fee or any
underlying title to those watercourses that may be adopted as
'Works o! the Basin.' However, if the underlying See simple
title or some other land interest to any property upon which any
watercourse is sited is offered to the DISTRICT, the DISTRICT
shall have the right and authority to accept or acquire the same
if deemed advisable.
6. That this Agreement may
mutual accord of the parties.
?.
right to
notice in
be modified in writing by the
That either party to this Agreement shall have the
terminate the same by appropriate official act and
writing. In accordance with the provisions of such
termination,
watercourses,
thereto, shall
will no longer
the control, operation and maintenance of the
as listed in Exhibtt"A', and any supplement
rever~ back and be transferred to the COUNTY, and
be deemed as works of the Basin. How the
provisions controlling termination shall be as follows:
a. The party exercising the te~mination option shall
give to the other party a written notice that beginn~ng 270 days
after the receipt of the notice the DISTRICT/BASIN will commence
the process of transferring watercourses back to the COUNTY.
b. ~uch process of transferring of watercourses shall
continue until all BASIN watercourses
in Collier Coun+~' Florida
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are transferred back to
process shall not exceed
no%ice of termination.
the COUNTY.
three years
In any event this transfer
in time from the date of
c. The DISTRICT/BASIN will transfer to the COUNTY at
no cost only such t£tle and interests as were originally conveyed
by the COUNTY to the DISTRICT/BASIN, if any. Yo avoid duplicate
payment for real property interests with ad valorem taxes
generated in Collier County, purchases of real property interests
and cap£tal improvements by the DISTRICT, with funds other than
those generated by the Basin and subsequent to the original
transfer(s) from the COUNTY, shall not be a part of the above
reversion(s)' at no cost, but will be negotiated separately
between the parties hereto; the terms of any such reversion(s) to
be addressed in (a) separate written agreement(s) of said
parties.
This Agreement is contingent upon the BASIN's funding and
budget approval by the DISTRICT for the adoption and maintenance
of the watercourses listed in Exhibit 'A', as well as any others
added thereto by the BASIN. Failure of the DISTRICT to generate
enough BASIN revenue to fund its annual cost of operating and
maintaining these watercourses will be a cause of termination of
this Agreement.
8. To the extent allowed by Florida law, the DISTRICT and
the BASIN agree to protect, defend, hold harmless and indemnify
the COUNTY, its officers, employees and agents for, from and
against any and all losses, penalt;ies, damages, settlements,
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costs, charges, professional and attorney's fees, or other
expenses or liabilities of every kind and character which arise,
directly or indirectly, from any act or omission of the DISTRICT
and/or BASIN, or any contractor or
directly or indirectly employed by any
subcontractor, or anyone
of them or anyone
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hand~
and seals on ~he day, month and year first above written.
(Corporate Seal)
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT, BY ITS GOVERNIN~BOARD
Chatrma~ ;'
ATTEST % ~
Y --~- Secretary
APPROVED BY TH~ BIG ~YPRESS BASIN,
BY ITS GOVERNING BOARD
/Chairman
(Corporate Seal)
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency
/-~-_ David C. Weigel
/ Assistant County Attorney
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, BY ITS
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
/....~uo~n A. Pistor, Chairman..
ATTEST :/~-~ . ,-:~.'-~ :: ~".:; "'"
Wi~iam J. Re~gan~,'w'~..!6]~k ' ' ...
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EXHIBIT 'A'
The following list identifies the watercourses in Collier
County, Florida currently eligible to be adopted as 'Works of %he
Big Cypress Basin' or "Works of the BASIN.' The schedule for
assumption of control, operation and maint~nance responsibilities
for each watercourse will be determined according to the
priorities of the Big Cypress Basin Board, and such phased
schedule for %he proposed take-over may be adjusted at such
Board's direction, subject to approval also by the County.
(1) Golden Gate,anal, Hain System
(2) D-2 Canal
(3) Green Canal
(4) No.~h Naples Drainage Canal
(5) Cocohatchee Canal
(6) C.R. 31 Canal
(7) A-1 Canal
(8) C.R. 951 - Henderson Creek Canal
(9) Hain A/A-1 Connection (Boulevard Canal)
(10) Lely Canal .'
(11) S.R. 29 (Barton River) Borrow Canal
(12) Faka Union System
Mains C and D, south of Alligator Alley
Mains C-1 and D, north of Alligator Alley
attached map
a reference.
obligation to
The location of the listed watercourses are shown on the
as Exhibit "B'. The above listing is given only as
Inclusion of these watercourses does not imply an
assume control, operation and maintenance over all
or any of ~hese waterworks until each has been adopted by the Big
Cypress Basin Board as 'Works of the Basin.'
COLLIER ~"
COUNTY "
FLORIDA
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Ii.sled in Exhibit
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AUTHORIZING:
LOCATED IN:
SFWMD PERMIT NO. 103 2
(NON.ASSIGNABLE)
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995 DATE ISSUED
DUAL BRIDGES CROSSING THE COCOHATCHEE CANAL LOCATED
LIVINGSTON ROAD. ISTATION 97+60)
COLLIER COUNTY, SECTION 24 TOWNSHIP' 48S I~ANGE 25E
AT
ISSUED TO:
(OWNER}
COLUER COUNTY
3301 TAMIAMI TRAIL EAST
NAPLES, FLORIDA 33962
Al'TN: GEORGE F. ARCHIBALD, P.E,
Tnit penT~ It Issued I~r~J~t
12 UMKJNG ~~S-
SPEC~L COND~IONS ~ THE A~A~ SH~ ~E PART
c:
ROBERT M U~RAY
HOLE, MONTES. · ASSOCIATES. INCORPCMATED
6202-F PR[SIDENT1AL COURT
FORT MYERS. FLORIDA 3391!
CHRIS CLAUSSEN
ESTERO ISLAND MARKETING GROUP
7401 ESTERO IO~.EVARD
FORT MYERS. FLOIUDA 33934
FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
ON
BY ORIGINAL SIGNED bY
B,~*'/~";A FRONCZEK
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT, BY ITS GOVERN;NOIBOARD
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY I
BY: TONY (~LIRN~ / - d~
AclJflg in ibieflce of Secfet~ry
Exhibit "c"
~e~O~dl COS~
perm,~eeS who 4reddlOCentlifld~nefl · .- ,' -.~
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PERMIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995
SHEET 2 OF 7
SPECIAL CONDITIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR DAMAGE TO INSTALLATIONS LOCATED WITHIN ITS RIGHTS OF WAY.
PERMITTEE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REPAIR AND/OR
REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING FACILITIES LOCATED WITHIN THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY.
PRIOR TO THE PLACEMENT OF ADDITIONAL FACILITIES OTHER THAN
THOSE AUTHORIZED BY THIS PERMIT OR ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING
FACILITIES OTHER THAN THOSE AUTHORIZED BY THIS PERMIT LOCATED
WITHIN THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF
WAY WILL REQUIRE ISSUANCE OF A FORMAL MODIFICATION TO THIS
PERMIT.
CANAL RIGHT OF WAY DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION
AND/ORMAINTENANCE OF AUTHORIZED FACILITIES SHALL BE RESTORED
TO ORIGINAL OR BETTER CONDITION AT THE PERMITTEE'S SOLE
EXPENSE, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE DISTRICT.
IT IS THE PERMITTEE'S SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR NOTIFICATION
AND/OR COORDINATION WITH THE OWNERS OF PREVIOUSLY PERMITTED
FACILITIES LOCATED WITHIN THE DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY. UNDER
NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL THE DISTRICT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR
ANY COSTS OR LIABILITIES, EITHER DIRECTOR INDIRECT, INCURRED
FOR RELOCATIONS OR ALTERATIONS OF ANY KIND THAT MAY BE
NECESSITATED BY THIS AUTHORIZATION, OR FU~JRE MODIFICATION TO
THIS AUTHORIZATION. PERMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE THE DISTRICT WITH
WRITTEN CERTIFICATION THAT ALL OWNERS OF PREVIOUSLY PERMITTED
FACILITIES LOCATED WITHIN THE DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY HAVE
BEEN NOTIFIED PRIOR TO THE SUBMITTAL OF ANY FUTURE
APPLICATIONS FOR MODIFICATION OF THIS PERMIT. SAID
CERTIFICATION SHALL INCLUDE THE NAME, DATE OF NOTIFICATION AND
COMPLETE MAILING ADDRESS OF ALL PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFIED.
PERMITTEE RECOGNIZES THAT UNDER EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, AS
DEEMED BY THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, ANY OR
ALL PERMITTED ITEMS WITHIN THE DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY ARE
SUBJECT TO IMMEDIATE ALTERATION, MODIFICATION OR REMOVAL BY
DISTRICT FORCES. ANY DAMAGE RESULTING THEREFROM IS NOT THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DISTRICT NOR DOES THE DISTRICT GU;tRANTEE
SALVAGEABILITY OF ITEMS REMOVED FROM ITS RIGHT OF WAY.
THE PERMITTEE ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT UPON T~Z SALE OR
TRANSFER OF THEIR PROPERTY, IT IS THE PERMITTEE'S SOLE
RESPONSIBILITY TO INFORM THE NEW PROPERTY OWNER THAT A RIGHT
OF WAY OCCUPANCY PERMIT EXISTS.
MAY I 9 1998
PEP, MIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995
SHEET 3 OF 7
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10.
11.
12.
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN THAT UPON CONVEYANCE OF THE SUBJECT
PROPERTY, A WRITTEN REQUEST FOR TRANSFER OF NAMES OF THE
PERMIT MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE RIGT{T OF WAY DIVISION OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF LAND MANAGEMENT OF T~E SOUTH FLORIDA WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT. ALL REQUESTS FOR TRANSFER MUST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY A COPY OF THE INSTRUMENT TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP
OF THE PROPERTY.
FAILURE TO REQUEST AND RECEIVE A FORMAL TRANSFER OF A RIGHT OF
WAY OCCUPANCY PERMIT FROM THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR FROM T~E DATE OF CONVEYANCE OF
THE PROPERTY WILL RENDER THE PERMIT INVALID, THE REMOVAL OF
ANY EXISTING FACILITIES FROM WITHIN THE DISTRICT'S RIGHT OF
WAY, RESTORATION OF THE RIGHT OF WAY TO THE DISTRICT'S
SATISFACTION, AT THE PROPERTY OWNERS EXPENSE AND THE POSSIBLE
ASSESSMENT OF CIVIL PENALTIES.
IT IS THE PERMITTEE'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL
MATERIAL AND DEBRIS IS COMPLETELY REMOVED FROM THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT'S CANAL AND RIGHTS OF WAY.
DISTURBED AREAS WITHIN THE RIGHT OF WAY MUST BE GRASSED WITH
BAHIA SOD AND PEGGED, AS REQUIRED, UPON COMPLETION OF
CONSTRUCTION AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF THE AU~ORIZED WORK/
FACILITIES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER
}iANAGEMENT DISTRICT.
SHOULD THE PLACEMENT OF THE AUTHORIZED FACILITIES WITHIN THE
DISTRICT'S RIGHT OF WAY OR MAINTENANCE OF THE AUTHORIZED
FACILITIES, ATTRIBUTE TO SHOALING, EROSION OR WASH-OUTS OF THE
DISTRICT'S RIGHT OF WAY, BERM OR SIDE-SLOPE OF THE CANAL, IT
SHALL BE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY AND AT THE SOLE EXPENSE OF
THE PERMITTEE, TO UPON NOTIFICATION BY THE DISTRICT, TAKE
APPROPRIATE STEPS TO RESTORE THE RIGHT OF WAY TO THE
SATISFACTION OF THE DISTRICT.
THIS PERMIT SMALL NOT BECOME VALID UNTIL ALL OTHER REQUIRED
LOCAL, COUNTY AND/OR STATE PERMITS OR OTHER AFFECTED PARTIES'
APPROVALS HAVE BEEN OBTAINED.
THE PERMITTEE SHALL COMPLY WITH ANY MORE STRINGENT CONDITIONS
WHICH MAY BE SET FORTH IN OTHER REQUIRED PERMITS AND/OR
APPROVALS.
1998
PERMIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995
SHEET 4 OF 7
13. PERMITTEE IS ADVISED THAT THE DISTRICT PERIODICALLY SPRAYS ITS
CANALS FOR AQUATIC WEED CONTROL PURPOSES AND USES SUBSTANCES
WHICH MAY BE HARMFUL TO HUMAN HEALTH OR PX2kNT LIFE. THIS
PERMIT DOES NOT AUTHORIZE ANY SWIMMING WHATSOEVER WITHIN THE
SUBJECT CANAL. FURTHER THE PERMITTEE IS ADVISED TO INQUIRE OF
THE DISTRICT AS TO WHETHER THE CANAL HAS BEEN SPRAYED PRIOR TO
UTILIZING THE CANAL FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES, ENTERING THE
WATER COLUMN TO REPAIR DOCKING FACILITIES OR FOR ANY OTHER
PURPOSE. PLEASE CONTACT THE DISTRICT'S NAPLES FIELD STATION
AT (941) 597 - 1505.
14. A COPY OF THE PERMIT PACKAGE WILL BE KEPT AT THE JOB SITE
UNTIL COMPLETION OF ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION AND ACCEPTANCE
OF THE CONSTRUCTED FACILITIES AND RIGHT OF WAY BY THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.
15. PERMITTEE SHALL INSTALL RIP-RAP ON THE SIDE SLOPE EXTENDING
DOWN THE SIDE-SLOPE WATERWARD FROM THE HIGH WATER LINE DOWN
THE SIDE SLOPE TO THE DISTRICT'S SATISFACTION. RIP RAP
MATERIAL SHALL CONSIST OF CLEAN ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE
MATERIAL.
16. RIP-RAP SHALL BE OF ADEQUATE DESIGN TO REMAIN INTACT DURING
EXTREME FLOWS AND DISCHARGE.
17. PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF RIP-RAP, THE BANK SHALL BE SHAPED
TO MATCH THE SURROUNDING BANK AND THE ENTIRE AREA COVERED AND
SECURED WITH FILTER CLOTH OR AN ALTERNATIVE MATERIAL
ACCEPTABLE TO THE DISTRICT.
18. THIS RIGHT OF WAY OCCUPANCY PERMIT IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE
CONCURRENT ISSUANCE OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT PERMIT FROM
THE DISTRICT'S DEPART}tENT OF REGULATION.
19. PILES OF THE PROPOSED. BRIDGE SHALL ALIGN WITH THOSE OF
EXISTING ADJACENT CROSSINGS.
20. EXCAVATED MATERIAL FROM THE CANAL SHALL NOT BE STOCK-PILED IN
THE CANAL; ALL EXCESS MATERIAL SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE
DISTRICT'S RIGHT OF WAY UNLESS OTHERWISE ADDRESSED IN PERMIT
SPECIAL CONDITIONS.
21. CANAL FLOWS SHALL IN NO WAY BE RESTRICTED IMPEDED OR BLOCKED
DURING CONSTRUCTION. PERMITTEE SHALL NOT PLACE DAMS OR FILLS
WITHIN THE CANAL DURING CONSTRUCTION OF THE AUTHORIZED
FACILITIES ·
PERMIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995
SHEET 5 OF 7
22. TURBIDITY SCREENS SHALL BE USED DURING EXCAVATION AND TRENCH
BACK-FILLING. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE
STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION'S
TURBIDITY CONTROL STANDARDS, METHODS AND REQUIREMENTS.
23. UPON REQUEST FROM THE DISTRICT, THE pERMITTEE SHALL BE
RESPONSIBLE FORT HE REMOVAL OF SILT BARRIERS WITHIN THE CANAL
WITHIN FORTY-EIGHT (48) HOURS. IN THE EVENT IT APPEARS THAT
STORM CONDITIONS AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES ARE
DEVELOPING, THE REMOVAL OF THE SILT BARRIERS SHALL BE
COMPLETED WITHIN TWELVE (12) HOURS OF NOTICE FROM THE
DISTRICT.
24. MINIMUM LOW MEMBER ELEVATION OFT HE AUTHORIZED BRIDGE SHALL BE
SET AT 14.61' NGVD OR HIGHER.
25. THE PERMITTEE SHALL NOT PLACE SIGNAGE, SIGNAL POLES,
GUARDRAILING OR ANY OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THE DISTRICT'S
RIGHTS OF WAY/INGRESS AND/OR EGRESS ROUTES.
26. DUE TO THE DESIGN OF THIS PROJECT, THE DISTRICT MAY BE
REQUIRED TO CLOSE ONE LANE OF BRIDGE TRAFFIC TO PERFORM
EMERGENCY AND/OR ROUTINEMAINTENANCE OPERATIONS. THE DISTRICT
SHALL ATTEMPT TO NOTIFY THE PERMITTEE SUCH ACTIVITIES ARE
NECESSARY; HOWEVER, FAILURE ON THE DISTRICT'S PART TO CONTACT
THE PERMITTEE SHALL NOT RESTRICT THE DISTRICT IN ANY WAY TO
GAIN ACCESS TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.
27. THE PERMITTEE SMALL PLACE HIGH VISIBILITY REFLECTIVE DEVICES
OR MATERIAL ON BOTH FACES OF THE AUTHORIZED PILE-SUPPORTED
CROSSING. SAID REFLECTIVE DEVICES ORMATERIAL WILL BE PLACED
SO AS TO BE SEEN FROM THE WATER AND SMALL BE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH DOT INDEX NUMBER 600, SHEET 9, CODE "OM 3R", (FDOT DESIGN
STANDARDS, JANUARY, 1992), WITH EACH REFLECTIVE DEVICE OR
MATERIAL INSTALLATION BEING APPROXIMATELY i FOOT BY 3 FEET AND
HAVING A SURFACE AREA OF 430 SQUARE INCHES OR I2~RGER.
REFLECTIVE DEVICES OR MATERIAL SHALL BE PLACED ON ALL PILES
WITHIN THECHANNEL ON THEUPSTREAMANDDOWNSTREAMFACES OF THE
BRIDGE. LIKEWISE, THE UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM FACES OF EACH
SPAN OVER THE CHANNEL SMALL BE EQUIPPED WITH REFLECTIVE
DEVICES ORMATERIAL. REFLECTIVE DEVICES OR MATERIAL SHALL BE
AFFIXED TO PILES WITHTHELONG AXIS ORIENTED VERTICALLY MIDWAY
BETWEEN THE NORMAL WATER SURFACEELEVAT~ONANDTHE LOW MEMBER
ELEVATION OF THE ADJACENT SPANS. REFLECTIVE MATERIAL SHALL BE
AFFIXED TO THE SPANS MIDWAY BETWEEN PILE BENTS WITH THE LONG
AXIS ORIENTED HORIZONTALLY AND WITH THE LOWER EDGE NOT MORE
THAN i INCH OF THE BOTTOM OF THE BRIDGE LOW MEMBER. .
MAY 1 9 1998
PERMIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTE~4BER 14 , 1995
SHEET 6 OF 7
THE PERMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR T~E INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE
AND REPLACEMENT OF THE REFLECTIVE DEVICES OR MATERIAL AS
NEEDED.
28.
PERMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE THE DISTRICT ACCESS ATT HE NORTHEAST
AND NORTHWEST QUADRANTS OF THE BRIDGE BY MEANS OF A MINIMUM
12.5 FOOT WIDE HINGED GUARDRAIL GATES, REINFORCED CONCRETE
SIDEWALKS AND DROP CURBS.
29.
CANAL SHALL BE EXCAVATED TO THE DISTRICT'S PRE-DETERMINED
DESIGN SECTION OF A 35' BOTTOM WIDTH AT ELEVATION 2.7'
WITH SIDE SLOPES TO MATCH EXISTING CANAL BANK CONDITION.
LIMITS OF REQUIRED EXCAVATION SHALL EXTEND 20' UPSTREAM AND
20' DOWNSTREAM OF THE AUTHORIZED FACILITY WITH 20' TRANSITIONS
BACK TO EXISTING AREA C~;AL DESIGN.
30.
CERTIFIED CROSS-SECTIONS OF THE EXCAVATED CANAL SECTION WILL
BE SUBMITTED TO THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
AFTER CANAL EXCAVATION IS COMPLETED. CROSS-SECTIONS WILL BE
TAKEN WHERE THE REQUIRED EXCAVATION OCCURRED (SEE ABOVE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS NUMBER 29). SOUNDINGS SHOULD BE TAKE AT 10
FEET INTERVALS FROM TOP OF BANK TO TOP OF BANK AND BE PLOTTED
ON STANDARD CROSS-SECTIONS OF THE CANAL, USING NGVD AS DATUM.
UTILIZE THE SAME HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SCALE, PREFERABLY 1
INCH = 10 FEET.
31.
ALL WORK WILL BE CONSTRUCTED TO SPECIFICATIONS SUBMITTED ON
DRAWING NUMBERS, 1, 2, AND 3 AND ARE REFERENCED TO AND MADE A
PART OF THIS PERMIT.
32. PERMITTEE SHALL NOT PLACE ANY FALSEWORK, GUIDELINES OR
HANDLINES ACROSS THE ENTIRE WIDTH OF THE CANAL, EXCEPT DURING
NORMAL WORKDAY HOURS. ANY SUCHSPANMATERIALSHALLBE CLEARLY
MARKED WITH HIGH VISIBILITY TAPE OR RIBBON.
33. AT NO TIME SHALL MORE THAN 50% OF THE ENTIRE CANAL WIDTH BE
OBSTRUCTED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF SUNDOWN TO SUNRISE. ANY AND
ALL OBSTRUCTION SHALL BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH HIGH VISIBILITY
REFLECTIVE MATERIALONBOTHTHEUPSTREAMANDDOWNSTREAMSIDES,
AS WELL AS WITH HAZARD LIGHTS EVERY SIX (6) FEET.
34.
PERMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING AND UTILIZING DUST
CONTROL MEASURES FOR THE DURATION OF THIS PERMIT.
35.
PERMITTEE SHALL PLACE TURBIDITYBARRIERS200 FEET UPSTREAMAND
200 FEET DOWNSTREAM FROM PROJECT OR ACTIVITIES. CURTAINS
SHALL EXTEND TO I FOOT OR LESS OF THE BOTTOM OF THE CHANNEL.
PERMIT NUMBER 10352
COLLIER COUNTY
SEPTEMBER 14, 1995
SHEET 7 OF 7
36. PERMITTEE SHALL REQUIRE HIS CONTRACTOR TO POST A SURETY BOND
IN AN AMOUNT EQUIVALENT TO THE COST OF THE AUTHORIZED WORK,
SHALL NOT RELEASE SAME UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE SOUTH FLORIDA
WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ACCEPTS THE 'COMPLETED WORK.
37. PERMITTEE SHALL CAREFULLY REMOVE ALL EXOTIC VEGETATION, I .E.
BRAZILIAN PEPPER, AUSTRALIAN PINE TREES FROM WITHIN THE
DISTRICT' S RIGHTS OF WAY THROUGHOUT THE LIMITS OF THE PROJECT.
PERMITTEE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING THE RIGHT OF WAY
FREE OF SAID VEGETATION THROUGHOUT THE LIFE OF THIS PERMIT.
38. SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OF THE EXOTIC VEGETATION MAY NECESSITATE
APPLICATION OF A SUITABLE HERBICIDE, I.E., ON CUT STUMPS,
ETC., IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER'S DIRECTIONS AND
PRECAUTIONS ·
39. PERMITTEE SHALL BACKSLOPE THE CANAL BANK(S) AWAY FROM THE
CANAL AT A 20% BACKSLOPE (24' HORIZONTAL TO 1' VERTICAL) FOR
THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE PROJECT.
40. PERMITTEE SHALL MAINTAIN INSURANCE COVERAGE TO THE LIMITS AND
AMOUNT OUTLINED ON THE ATTACHED INSURANCE SCHEDULE THROUGHOUT
THE LIFE OF THE PERMIT. SAID INSURANCE CERTIFICATE SHALL NAME
AND CARRY THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AS AN
ADDITIONAL INSURED. PERMITTEE SHALL SUPPLY THE DISTRICT WITH
RENEWAL NOTICES, AS APPLICABLE.
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SFWMD PERMIT NO. 10824
(NON-ASSIGNABLE) · '
DATE ISSUED MARCH 12, 1998
AUTHORIZING:
CULVERT BRIDGE (3-10' CMP'S) LOCATED AT NORTHBROOKE DRIVE
AND 1-18" RCP AT THE NORTHWEST BRIDGE QUADRANT WITHIN
THE COCOHATCHEE CANAL RIGHT OF WAY.
LOCATED IN: COLUER COUNTY, SECTION 19 TOWNSHIP 48S RANGE 25E
ISSUED TO:
COLLIER COUNTY TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
3301 EAST TAMIAMI TRAIL
NAPLES, FL 34'112
ATTENTION: TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DIRECTOR
Request for Transfer
This permit is Issued pursuant to-.Applioalle~.-No,...~e dated FEBRUARY 12, 1998 and permittee's
agreemenl to hold and save the South Florida Water Management District and its successors harmless
from any and all damage.% claims or liabilities which may arise by mason of the construction,
maintenance or use of the work or structure involved in the Permit. Said application, Including all plans
and specifications attached thereto, is by reference made a part hereof. The permittee, by acceptance of
this permit, hereby agrees that he shall promptly comply with all orders of the District and shall alter,
repair or remove his use solely at his expense in a timely fashion. Permittee shall comply with afl laws
and rules administered by the District. This permit does not convey Io permittee any property rights nor
any rights or pfivlleges other than those spe~fied herein, nor relieve the permittee from complying with
any law, regulation, or requirement affecting the rights of other bodies or agencies. Afl structures and
works Installed by permittee hereunder shall remain the property of lhe permittee.
This permit is issued by the District as a license to use or occul:~y District works or lands. It does not
create any fight or entitlement, either legal or equitable, to the continued use of the District works or
lands. Since this permit conveys no right Io Ihe continued use of the District wori[s or lands, the District is
under no obligation to transfer this permit to any subsequent party. By acceptance of this permit, the
permittee expressly acknowledges that the permittee bears all risk of loss as a result of revocation of this
WORK PROPOSED, WILL BE COMPLETED ON OR BEFORE EXISTING othem4se, this permit is void
and all rights thereunder are automatically canceled unless an extension to the construction period is
applied for and granted.
12 LIMITING CONDITIONS. (on reverse side of permit)
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (SPECIFIC LIMITING CONDITIONS) ARE AS FOLLOWS:
SPECIAL CONDITIONS ON THE ATTACHED SHEET A. RE PART OF THIS DOCUMENT.
FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE SOUTH
FLORID~ ~W.ATER _MAt~AGEMENT DISTRICT
.
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT, BY ITS GOVERNING BOARD
BY:
Exhibit
FIAY I 9 1998
PERMn' NUMBER ~0824
COUJER CO. TRANSPORTATION SERVS. DEPARTMENT
MA~OI 12, 1~8
PAGE 2 OF 5
SPECIAL CONDTT[ONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
PERH~ .SOLELY ACKNOWl FrXSES AND ACCEFTS THE DUTY AND ALL ASSOCIATED
~SIBil. JTIES TO INCORPORATE SAFETY FEATURJ~, WHICH NEET APPLICABLE
RJJCllJATION, ~ NCFFIC~ C)F WATER LEVIg~ IN CANALS AND WORKS, AS WELL
AS THE PEI~III'TEES CONSIDERATION OF UPGRADES AND MOOIFICATIONS TO THE
PERMITTED FNC]I. ITIES/N.ffHORJTFr) USE WHICH f,tAY BE NECESSARY TO MEET ANY
FtrI'URE ~ TO APPLICAStE ENGINEERING PRACFICE AND ACCEPTED INDUE~Y
STANDARDS. PER/,fl'TI'EE AC)~ES THAT THE DISTRICTS REVIEW AND
ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIHt'I' TO, ANY FI_k"l__n INSPECl'IONS
PERFORMED BY THE DISTRICT, DOES NOT IN ANY WAY CONSIDER OR ENSURE THAT
THE PER~I'TTED FACILnlES/AUT).K~ITED USE IS PLANNED~ DESIGNED~ ENGINEERED~
CONSTRDCrl~ OR WILL BE OPERA~, IVlAINTAINED OR HODIFIED SO AS TO HEET
APPLICABLE ENGINEERING PRACFICE AND ACCEFTED INDUSTRY STANDARDS, OR
OTHERWISE PROVZDE ANY SAFETY PROTECTIONS. PERHTTTEE FURTHER
A~F_..S THAT ANY ZN(~JIR~ES, DISCUSSIONS OR. REPI:~..SENTA'r~ON$~ WHETHER
VERBAL OR WR.U'FEN, BY OR WTI'H ANY DISTR.ICT STAFF OR. REPR~ENTATIVE DUI:tING
THE PEPJMIT REVIEW AND LSSUANCE PRDCESS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIHZ'rED TO ANY
FIELD :INSPECI'IONS, SHALL NOT IN ANY WAY BE RELIED UPON BY ~ AS THE
DISTRICT'S ASSUHPTION OF ANY DUTY TO INCORPORATE SAFETY FEATURES, AS SET
FORTH ABOVE, AND SHALL ALSO NOT BE RELIED UPON BY PERHITrEE :IN ORDER TO
MEET PEP, HITTEE'$ DUTY TO :INCORPORATE SAFETY FEATUP, F_S, AS SET FORTH ABOVE.
THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATE~ ~GEHENT DISTRICT IS NOT RESPC~ FOR.
DAHAGE TO INSTALLATIONS LOCATED WITHIN ITS RIGHTS OF WAY.
PERH~E SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REPAIR AND/OR REPLACEH~ OF
EXISTING FACILITIES LOC4TED WITH:IN THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER. HANAGEHENT'
DISTRICT'S RIGHTS OF WAY.
PRIOR. TO THE Pt.N:EMENT OF ADDITIONAL FACII. I'DES OTHER. THAN THOSE
AUTHOP. tTFn BY THIS PERMIT OR. ALTERATIONS TO E~STING FACILITIES OTHER. THAN
TI-KTSE AUTHOR~ BY 'n-Es PERMIT LOCATED WITHIN THE ~ FLORIDA WATER
MANAGI~EIhfl' DISTRIcr's RIGHT~ OF WAY WILL REQUIRE ISSUANCE OF A FORMAL
HOOIFICATION TO THIS PER,lIT.
CANAL RIGHT OF WAY DISTURBED DURING CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION AND/OR
HAI~ OF AUll-IORI~ FACILITIES SHALL BE RESTORED TO ORIGINAL OR
BETTER. CONDITION AT THE PERHITTEES SOLE EXPENSE, TO THE SATISFACTION OF
THE DIETRIcr.
PERMZT NUHBER 10~24
MARCH 12, 19'98
PAGE3 OF 5
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I0.
IT IS THE PERHI'TTEES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR NOTIFICAT2ON AND/OR
CC~INATION WITH THE OWN~ OF PREVIOUSLY PERMITTED FACILITIES LOCATED
WITHIN THE DZSTRZCTS RZGHTS OF WAY. UNDI~ NO ORCUMSTANCES SHN/. THE
DISTl~CT BE HFJ_O RF. SPONSIBLE FOR ANY COSTS OR LIABILITIES, EITHER DIRECT C~
INDIRECT, INCURREI) R3R RELOCATIONS OR ALTERATIONS Of: ANY KIND THAT HAY BE
WTR"IZN THE Db"i~S R~GHTS OF WAY HAVE BEEN NOi3FIED PR[OR TO THE
~ ~ THAT UNDER EHERGENCY C~RCUMSTANO=_ _~, AS DEEHED BY
THE SOUTH R.ORZDA WATER HANAGEHENT DIS'TTL1~, ANY CIE ALL PERHTr'rED TTEPIS
~ THE DZSI'R/CT'S R/GIfTS Of: WAY ARE SUB3ECT TO IMMEDZATE ALTERATION,
GUARANTEE SALVNSEABILITY OF ITEHS REMOVED FRO~ ITS RIGHT OF WAY.
THE PERHITTEE AOOYOWI ~ AND AGREES THAT UPOR THE SALE OR TRANSFE~ OF
THEIR PROPERTY, IT IS THE PERHIITE~S SOLE RESPONSIBILITY TO IlYRC)RM THE NEW
PROPERTY OWI~ER 'TI-IAT A RIGHT OF WAY OCCUPANCY PF. RH~ EXISTS.
I~)TJCE IS ALSO b"]VEN THAT UPC~ CONVEYANCE Of: THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, A
WR.TI'FEH REQUEST FOR TRANSFER OF NAHES OF THE PERHIT MUST BE SUBHTi'rED TO
THE I~GHT OF WAY DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND ~ C~ THE
BE ACCOHPANIED ElY A COPY OF THE INS'TI:UJ~Ehq' TRAN~ER~NG OWNEERSH~ OF THE
F~WRE TO REQUEST AND ~ A ~ TRANSFER OF A P. JGHT OF WAY
OCOJPA/tCY PERMIT FRC~ THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER HAN~ DZSTRI'CT
WTrHIN ONE (1) YEAR Fl~ THE DATE OF ODNVEYANCE OF THE PROPERTY W1TL
WI'T'~N THE D[STRJCTS RJGI'ff OF WAY, RESTORA~ OF THE P, JGH'T OF WAY TO THE
DZSTR~CrS SATZSFACTZON, AT THE PROPERTY OWNERS EXPENSE AND THE POSSZBLE
~ ~Y REMOVED FROM THE SOUTH FLOR.IDA WATER MANAGEMENT DZSTI:~CTS
CANAL AND RIGHTS OF WAY.
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER ~ENT OISTRICr.
1998
r
PERMIT MJMSER 1082't
HARO-I 12, 1998
PAGe4 OF S
AT NO T'IPE SHALL THE PERMITrEE PLACE ABOVE.GROUND FAOLITIES WITHIN THE
STR.tP OF LAND LYING PARN I R TOTHE CANAL, AS H~ FROH THE TOP Ot:: THE
12.
SHOULD THE PLACEMENT OF THE ~ FAC2U'TJES WTrl~I THE DLCi'I~S
R.[GHT OF WAY OR PLMNTi~N~E OF THE N. JTHO~ITFn_ FN:2L.~ ATI'R!'BU~ TO
SHQAL[~, ERC~ OR WASH-OUTS OF THE DL~TR.I~S RZGHT OF WAY, BERM OR
APPROPR/ATE STEPS TO RESTORE THE RIGHT OF WAY TO THE SATL~ACTJC~ OF THE
DZETR/CT.
13.
THZS PERH~r SHALL NOT BECOME VAUD UNTIL ALL OTHER REQUIRED LOCAL, CCXJN'P(
· AND/OR STATE PERJ~TS OR OTHER AFFECTED PARTIES' APPROVALS HAVE BEEN
J$.
THE PERH~ SHALL COHPLY WTrH ANY HORE STR]NGEITF CONDiTiONS IMdIO~ MAY
BE SET FORTH IN OTHER REQUIRED PERH[TS AND/OR APPROVALS.
PERHI1TEE IS ADVISED THAT THE DISTPJCT PERIODICALLY SPRAYS ITS CANALS FOR
AQUA'IIC WEED ~ PU~ AND USES SUBSTANCES WHICH HAY BE ~
TO HUHA~ HEAL'TH OR PLANT LIFE. THIS PERHIT DOES NOT AUl~r~_ ANY
SW2HH[NG WHATSOEVER W2THIN THE SUB]ECl' CANAL. FURTHER THE PERMJTTEE ~S
ADVISED TO INQUIRE OF THE DISTR~CT AS TO WHETHER THE CANAL HAS BEEN
SPRAYED PR[OR TO UTP 17/NG THE CANAL FOR IRR2GA'rIoN PURPOSES, ENTERb'~ THE
WATER CCLUMN TO REPA/R DOCK2NG FAC~t.~ES OR FOR ANY ~ MJRPO~.
PLEASE C,,C~AC'r THE DISTRICT'S BIG CYPP, E. SS BASIN RFln STATION AT (941) S97-
1505.
16.
17.
I8.
19.
20.
PERMITTEE SI-LaJJ. PLACE RER. EO1VE DEVICES, SUCH AS, BIJT NOT ~H!TI~ TO
REFLECT~ OR REFLECTIVE TAPE OR OTH~ SIMILAR HIGH V~S'[B[tZTY MATER[~ ON
THE ~_ ~r~o_ CULVERT BRIDGE Wit[CH CA~ BE SEEN FROH THE WATER COLUiV~.
PERPUTTEE JS RESPOI~[BLE FOR REPLAC2NG THE REFLEC1'D~ DEVZCES, AS ~.
INVE~ ~ ~AllOel OF Zr OJLV'~'T Si-IAU. ~ SbT AT 9.50' NG'VD OR LOWER.
THE CULVERT BRIDGE WILL BE CONSTR~D TO SPEC~CA'r2oNs SUEH[Trl~ ON
DRAWZNG SHEET 2 OF 3 AND REFERErK~D TO l'H~ pERH~.
I" !
MAY 19 1998
PG. '/~-'/ _
NU~BER 10824
12, 1998
PAGES OF5
21.
3e
24.
25.
26.
CANAL SHALL BE EXCAVATED TO DESIC~ SECTZON, HAV*ZNG A HINIHUM OF A 35' W'ZDE
BOITOH ~ AT lq ~FVA'rIcw 3.5' NGVD Wl'T'H lV TO 1.SH (1V:l.51T) SIDE SLOPES.
27.
OT1-ER ~ WTI'HTN THE D[STRTCT'S FUGHTS OF WAY/Z~ AND EGRESS
ROtnl~.
THE SOUTH FLOR[~ WATER ~EHEhT DISTRZCT'S I:UGHTS OF WAY AND ~
AND PROPERLY DLSPOSED OF.
DISTURBED AREAS WITHIN THE RIGHT OF WAY HUST P.,E GRASSED WITH BAHIA SOO
PERFORH ~ AND/OR ROUTINE HAZ~ ~ D~STI:LTCr .SHALL
A*1TEIqPT TO NOT/FY ~ PERHTTTTE SUO.I AcDvmES ARE ~Y; ~
FATZ,UR~ C~ THE DZS'TRTCT~ PART TO COI~.a, CT THE PERMZITEE SHALL NOT RESTTLTCT
THE DZS'TTLTCT IN AHY WAY TO CdI~TN ACCESS TO PERFORM M,a~ OPERA~
MAY 1 9 1998
SFWMD
PERMIT NO.
10045
(NON.ASSIGNABLE)
FEBRUARY 10, 1994 DATE ISSUED
AUTHORIZING:
CULVERT BRIDGE (3 - 10' C.M.P.'SI LOCATED AT
12' BURIED FORCE MAIN AND A 12' BURIED
WITHIN THE EAST AND WEST FACE OF THE
(RESPECTIVELY), AND A 18' R.C,Oo AT THE
THE CULVERT BRIDGE, ALL LOCATED WITHIN THE t
RIGHT OF WAY. (STATION 179+ 10)
MAIN CA(
:ULVERI'
OF
CANAl.
LOCATED IN:
COLLIER COUNTY, SECTION 19
25E
ISSUED TO:
(OWNER)
ROBERT S. HARDY
4500 EXECUTIVE DRIVE, SU
NAPLES, FLORIDA 33999
This permit is Issued p~r~uant to ~pr~l~n No. IU~
not co~
from ~mp¥~
10 dated JIA.Y 15. 1993 ami permlflee'e egte~.nent
from any and all d~ ~ M
~~e~~eP~ ~d
~ ~ ~ ~ herein. ~ m~ ~ ~
This permit Is lu,~ed by i'll I:litl,'kl a
either legal ~ equitele,
of the Distr.1 wo~s,
th~s perm,, the
WORK PROPOSED.
thereunder,
12 UMITING
I m la. It It does not c~eate any rlgM ~ enf~emen~
Since tds permft coflveys flo ~ht to tim ~,-~;M.jed use
~ pem~ to any ~ut~quent p&"ty. By __-e~__ptanc. of
BEFORE FEBRUARY 28. l~JS ethemau, I~is permit is void and ~11 rlght~
to the eo~lion ~ i~ applied for and granted.
SPECIAL
SPECIAl. CONDmCW/ O~ THE ATTACHe:) SHI~ET AJ~ PART OF TH~
C:
GEORGE H HI~MANSON, P.E.
HOLE, MONTES, & ASIOCtATES, INCORPORATED
716 TENTH STREET IOUTH, PO BOX 1686
NAIq. ES, FLORIDA 33~39
FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MA_NA~GEMENT DISTRICT
ON.,,
~~ FRON~
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT
DISTRICT, BY ITS GOVERNING BOARD
BY:"'0RIGINAL' ^~,~..~...~.~s.=a~^~RNsSIGNED I~t? ~
.(
$Ou~h flodd&.W_at~r Management
'-~," Request Fo~ Permit Modiflcatien
TO be Accomp.nre~ by 3 CGI;)III afa OrlwL, Ig of the ~opo~il
Sc~h flo6ga W~ Management District
Pc~t Office 8ex 24G~0 ·
Wect Palm~e&ch, Ft. 33416-4GG0 ·
I, the undealgned, r4quest tha~ pen~It nun~er
Appllr~nt'~ A~lreu 6289 .Buznhazt Road
Oty/itate Naple t ~lorida ,~u~_ Col~e~
~_z9 & 20, ,_ r~lp__.ls .... S ~ange 2s ....
~lr/~__Z~ka~ea ~a~ Canal
~gAt~-Way .
Ovne~:
11/16/93-
HAt I g Igg8
Station: 179 + 80 to 186 + 10
Name: Collier County Transportation DMsion
Date of Inspection: Wednesday 11/28/97
Right of Way Permit Number:.
Existing FaaT~es: 1. 10352 - Livingstone Road Bridge
2. 10824 - Northbrooke Drive Bridge
Contact: Mr. Ed Kant
CoBer County Transportation Division
941-774-8494
We are dealing with County for a temp. Construction easement here.
Yes *'Lawyer Abstract Service Property
172 + 90 to 179 + 50 was purchased by Collier County
Exhibit "E"
MGT O4
FROM~
DATE:
Samuel E. Poole HI, F.-__~-tive Director~~,t.~
Management Depart_ __ -nt. Until/hrther not/ce, both the Deputy Execut/ve Director
and the Director of the I~ud Mauaa,~t Dep~_~t _.~.11 have the autherlty to
execute any L,~d Management Orders _~plementing the Oov~ Board's actions.
SEPdr~
Tony Burns
Scoa Glazier
JoAnne Greiser
Barbara Markham
Juli Triola
Tom Wolfe
Exhibit 'F"
HAY 1 9
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
APPROVAL TO RENEW CONTRACT #9S-2430 FOR
SERVICES, BRIDGE AND STRUCTURE REPAIRS.
ENGINEERING
~J.Fw.~3~: Obtain Board approval to renew the curt'mt Contract for engineering
r~'rvices, bridge and mucture repall, with Ki~inger, Campo and Associates Corporation.
CONSIDERATION: The Board of County Commi~ioner~ awarded thc above
~fem'w. ed Contract on May 28, 1998 (Ag,.ngla Item 16(B)5). The Contract is effective
for a two-year ix'riod with an option to renew for an additional one-year period for thr~
consecutive years. The renewal option is ~ubject to approval by the Board of County
Commissioner~. The vendor, KCA, has agreed to the ~1 option (Attachment No. I).
During the two yesra, KCA ha~ provided services for rgpair~ to the Big Horse Pa~ and
Chokolo~kee Bridges and condition repor~ on r~'eral other bridge~. The final phase of
those ~-vices, con.ntruction review for the repair project~, is imminent as bi& have been
received for the repair~ and a contract award recommendation is about to come before the
Board. KCA has been very re~onsive to the county's needs.
FISCAL IMPACT: Funds are available in Fund 313. Project 66066 - Bridge
Rehabilitation in the amount of 5250,000 ~ of February 20, 1998. The Capital Projecc~
Budget for the Capital Improvement Work Plan includes $250,000 in future years for
continuation of this program.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
i~.ECOMMENDATION: Approv; renewal of this Contract with Kissinger Campo and
Associates Corp. for Engineering S,:rvices, Bridge and Structure Repairs for lhe renewal
period ofone year.
SUBMITTED BY: Date: f"
vmwsD BY: Step ? Y. D_ir or, ct sin 'C er Ser i
APPROVED B .,~__~~~'~~ ~.__ _ Date:
Ed Ilschner,'Publi¢ Works Administrator
Attachment:
No. 1 - Renewal letter
HAY 1 9 1998
COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
PURCHASING DEPARTbIENT 3301 EAST TAMIAbII TRAIL
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
GENERAL SERVICES BUILDING
NAPLES, FLORIDA S4112
(941) 774-8425
FAX (941) 793-5795
A CERTIFIED BLUE CHIP COMMUNITY
March 2, 1998
Mr. Joaquin Campo, President
Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp.
2203 N. Lois Avenue, Suite 410
Tampa, Florida 33607
RE: Contract #95-2430 -"Engineering Services-Bridge & Structure Repairs"
Dear Mr. Campo:
Collier County has been under Contract with your company for the referenced service
for the past two years. The County would like to renew this contract for one additional
year in accordance with the renewal clause in the agreement.
If you are agreeable to renewing the ret'erenced contract, please indicate your
intentions by providing the appropriate information as requested below:.
I am agreeable to renewing the present contract under
the same terms and conditions as the existing contract.
I am not agreeable to renewal of this contract
if you are agreeable to renewing the contract, this letter (upon your signing and tatum)
will suffice as the contract and will be consummated upon receipt of a County Purchase
Order for this renewal period, commencing May 28, 1998 and ending May 27, 1999.
Also, please provide an updated certificate of insurance for our files.
HAY ! 9 1998
RENEWAL LETTER
PAGE TWO
BID NO. 95
Your prompt attention is urgently requested. Please return this letter to the Purchasing
Department with your response by March 15. 1998.
Very truly yours,
Purchasing/General Services Director
Acceptance:
:i'yped Name and TKIe
Date:
¢C:
Ed Kant, Transportation Depm'tmcnt
m.~
MAY 1 9 1998
EXECUTIVE ~;UMM^Ry.
ADOPT A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF ROAD
RIGHT-OF-WAY, SIDEWALK, SLOPE, UTILITY, DRAINAGE,
MAINTENANCE AND TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEWiENTS
AND/OR FEE SIMPLE TITLE FOR THE NORTH NAPLES ROADWAY
MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING AND BENEFIT UNIT (LIVINGSTON
ROAD) FROM IMMOKALEE ROAD (C.R. 846) TO THE LEE/COLLIER
COUNTY LINE, CIE PRO,IECT NO. 021.
OBIECTIVE: To obtain authorization from the Board of County Commissioners
(the 'Board"), to acquire by gift or purchase ali rights and interests in real
property which are required for the construction and maintenance of
transportation improvements and related facilities for the North Naples Roadway
Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit (MSTU) Project (Livingston Road)
from lmmokalee Road (C.R. 846) to the Lee/Collier County Line.
...CQNSIDI~R,ATIONS: On March 19, 1985, the Board approved Ordinance No.
85-13 creating the North Naples Roadway Municipal Service Tax{nE and Benefit
Unit. Subsequently, the Board adopted Resolution Nos. 90-35 and 90-36 on
January 30, 1990 authorizing the acquisition of right-of-way easements and fee
simple title necessary for construction of the 6.2 mile east/west and north/south
Livingston Road network.
In consideration that extensive and intensive environmental permitting activities
for the project signaled uncertainties in issuance of necessary agency permits, the
Board directed staff on August 6, 1991 to cease with all further right-of-way
acquisitions. The environmental permitting stage of the project was favorably
concluded several years later, with the County receiving all required state and
federal permits during the last quarter of 1995.
Board approval of the attached Resolution will result in the recommencement and
completion of remaining right-of-way acquisitions for the entire project. Most of
the required right-of-way for the east/west segment of Livingston Road has been
secured, with approximately 30 land parcels remaining to be acquired along the 3
mile north/south segment. This north/south roadway segment is the subject of a
recent Developer Contribution. Agreement approved by the Board on February 17,
1998 [Agenda Item No 8(B)(I)] to effectuate construction stage activities by
Long Bay Partners circa FY 2000-2001 in exchange for certain road impact fee
credits. Board approval of the attached Resolution will authorize staff to acquire
sufficient right-of-way for initial two lane improvements by Long Isay Partners as
well as for ultimate 4/6 lane built-out of the entire corridor.
NAY 1 9 199S
~. {
Executive Summary
CIE Project No. 021
Page 2
/FISCAL IMPACT: The sum of S2,11.9,986 is the total .estim.ated cost to
acquire all remaining r, ghts-of-way' for Livingston Road. This estimated fiscal
impact includes cost provisions for easements, fee simple title purchases, and
miscellaneous expenses such as title policies/searches, land appraisals, and
service fees by the Real Property Management Department.
Funds in the amount of S1,144,286 have been budgeted and appropriated for the
current 911 fiscal year out of two fund accounts:
(1)
Cost:
Fund:
Cost Center:
Project'
S 1,074,286 - Right-of-way Acquisition
313 - Road Construction Gas Tax
163673 - Road Impact Construction
65041 - North Naples Roadway MSTU (Livingston Road)
(2) Cost:
Fund:
Cost Center:
Project:
$70,000
331 - Road Construction Impact Fees
163650 - Road Impact Construction
65041 - North Naples Roadway MSTU (Livingston Road)
Total FY 98 - SI.144.286
The remaining budget amount of $975,700 has been planned and requested for
appropriation for fiscal years 1999 and 2000 in the aggregate amounts of
$525,700 and S450,000, respectively (Fund 331). It is noted that the County can
partially recover right-of-way acquisition costs in the future from the MSTU
through the levy of taxes and/or assessments against benefiting property owners.
Such levies may be set when the Board determines the mileage rates for MSTU's
as part of the County-wide budget process. The levies for Livingston Road may
be collected by following the procedures and adopting the resolutions described
in County Ordinance No. 88-23.
GROWTlt MANAGEMENT IMPACT: The right-of-way acquisition stage for
Livingston Road, although not yet required from a concurrency viewpoint, is
consistent with the County's Growth Management Plan and is shown on the year
2020 Roadway Needs Network Plan and the year 2020 Roadway Financially
Feasible Network Plan. The Livingston Road project is Capital Improvement
Element No. 021.
Ii,
Executive Summary
CIE Project No. 021
Page 3
RI~COMMENDATIONt That the Board:
(1) Adopt the attached Resolution authorizing.the acquisition by gift or purchase
the road right-of-way, sidewalk, slope, utility, drainage, maintenance and
temporary construction easements and/or fee simple title required for the North
Naples Readway MSTU Project (Livingston Road) from Immokalee Road (C.R.
846) to the Lee/Collier County line;
(2) Authorize the Chairman to execute the attached Resolution; and
(3) Approve the total estimated right-of-way acquisition budget of $2,119,986.
Wilma lver~nior Specialist
agement Department
Richard I. Hellriegel, P.E/~[nterim Director
REVIEWED BY~ DATZ: ~'7- 7~
Edward ~~~ Director
T~i~ervices D~ment
REVIEWED BY~ DATE: ..~'-"~--~":~
Ed llschner, Administrator'
Public Works Division
execsu.001
RKSOI,UTION ~O. 9g
RESOLUTION OF TIlE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER
COUNTY. FLORIDA. AUTIIORIZING THE ACQUISITION BY GIFT OR
PURCHASE OF ROAD RtGIIT-OF-~¥AY. SLOPE, SIDEWALK, UTILITY, ,
DRAINAGE, MAINTENANCE AND TEI~PORARY CONSTRUCTION INTERESTS
BY' EASEMENT AND/OR FEE SIMPLE TITLE Wlllci! ACQUISITIONS ARE
REQUIRED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NORTH NAPLES ROADWAY
~fl. INICIPAL SERVICE TAXING AND B~ ~ (LFV~GSTO,~ ROAD)
9 FRO,~] I~lk~OKALEE ROAD (C.R. 846) TO LEE/COLLIER COUNTY LINE, CIE NO.
l0 O21.
! V,'IIEREAS. the Bo;nd of County Commis~k~'r~ (Bo~ on Septemb~ 27. 1994 adopled
2 Ordinance ,~o. 94-$4 Iher~n e~abli~hing the 1994 (Sixth Ammal) Capita! ]mpro~'ement element
3 of the Gro~h .~anageme~ Plan in order to t~ablish lw~orities for the de~i~n, acquisition and
~4 con,ruction of the ¥~rim~ ¢~I~tnl impr°%'ement lw°Je~l~ which ¢°mpH~e the Tranap°fl~i°n
5 Elemem or,he County's Comprehe~i~e Plan; and
6 ~VI IEREAS. IbC Board of Ceumy Commissim'..'rs of Collier County (Ihc Boa~d) adopted
17 Collic~ County Ordinance No. 85-13 on ~l~ch 19. 1995 .-~e~fing Ihe North ,~aples Roadway
IS ~lumcipal S~'ices Taxing and Benefi! Uni! ~STU); and
19 '~VltEREAS. the cmmrucfion or,he roadway t'or the North Naples Road-S, k~STU
20 (Livingslon Road) from Immokalee Road Io Lt~'Collie~ Coumy Line are component pm'ts of the
21 Transportation Element oflhe Counly's Compre~ive Plan; and
22 WllEREAS. alternate Iocmions, envitonmcnla! rac~ors, long range planning, cost variables.
23 concurrence, sn f'cty ~d welt'~e considerations have bee~ r~-iewed as they relate Io lhe implcmc~talion
24 of said tr-~napor~ation improvemenls; and it has been recommended by Coun~ Staff the! it is necessary
25 and in the besl interesl of Collier County, Florin. Io mai~ain ngx~ilily over Ihe acquisition of
26 pmpcny righls required for the cons~ruclion of the North Naples Rob'way MSTU (Li~ingelon Road)
2'/ From lmmokalee Road to Lee/Collier Coumy Line. he~cina{ler r~erred to as "Projecl" as identified on
28 Exhibit 'A' at~ached hereto and incorpo~ted hewn refen."~ce', and
NAY !
I ~qlERE^$, th~ desi~ znd ¢~ms~r~ctim~ ol'~id I~~ im~v~ts
4 ~ERE~. l~ c~ion o~the l~ati~ impmv~ts m~ ~lat~ ~a~liti~ '
~ c~lat~ hy I~ Pmjm ~ ~ in ~
6 ciliz~s of Colli~ C~nty, a~ will assifl Colli~ C~nly
7 Orl~ G~h Manzg~ PI~ f~ Colli~ C~ty.
S ~OW, ~EREFORE, BE ~ R~OLVED BY ~E BOARD OF CO~ COMMISSIO~ OF
9 COLLIER CO~, FLORIDA, ~:
I 0 i. ~ Board hu co,idled lhe ~vimn~lal fa~. ~F~y f~l~ an~ ~al consld~lions
i 2 2. ~e road ~ght~-way, sl~, sid~'alk, utility, d~inage, maint~a~e
13 constn~ction inler~ts ~ easel and/or the f~ simple lille acquisitions
~ 4 ~he ~t feasible I~a~i~s, ~lh n~ a~ c~si~ wi~h
15 p~it tl~ const~ion a~ maim~a~e of lbo I~ns~nati~ impo'emits
! 6 the ~'onh ~apl~ Ro~way klS~ {Livingslon Road) ~mm/mmokalee Ro~ Io I~ L~Colli~ County
17 Line. CIE Pmj~t ~o. 021.
18 3. ~e Board ~s d~in~ lhal I~ c~ion
19 facilili~ are n~ f~ a ~hlic ~ a~ is in I~ ~t inl~ o~Colli~ C~ly.
21 compalible with the I~g ~n~e planning g~ls a~
22 Colli~ C~nty.
23 5. It is n~ a~ in ~ ~1 intet~ oCColli~ County ~ I~ Boa~ Io ~qui~ the mad
24 ~ght~f-way. sl~. sid~alk, ulilily, d~i~e, maim~e
25 ea~ a~/m t~ f~ simple lille id~li~ in Exh~il 'A'; ~ C~ Slaffis ~ aul~z~
27 sid~a~, utility, d~inale, mainline a~ I~
2g simple title on ~ p~i~ ~lifi~ in Exhibit
29 6. ~ ~i~an o~ I~ ~rd is h~y aul~z~ Io ~ute
30 ~i~l ~(s) ~1~ f~ I~ list of ~s ~ualifi~ by ~ Bo~ ofC~ C~mi~i~
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I TI~ Bozrd J'urlber directs stzfl'lo us~ nppr~is~l repo~s or infemzl compensation estimates as staff
2 d~ermincs is necess~/lo best serve Ihe needs orlhe Project in a timely and cost*effective manner.
3 ?. The 1~3~d. in ~cco~ance with the provisions of Chapter ! 25.355, F1o~da Statu~es. hL'~hy
,1 form~,lly w~,ives Ibe requira~enl for a formal, independent apprais~l rcpurl for Ibc Purchas~ ora
5 pmpc~y sberc Ihe Purcl~se price oftbe p~,rc¢l (the compenution due lo the prop~y owner) is less
6 than Om: Hundred Thousand and 00/100 Doll:rs ($I00,000.00). In lieu of the independent ~pprzis~l
? rc~:~, st~tTis hereby ~mhorized to m~Ice purchase offers for the properties, the dollzr tmoums of
S which sl~ll bc predicated on "st]lTcompcns~ion ~imates" based ~ imlepend~t ~pprzi~ls (,,nd
9 the d~ therefrom) obtzincd on similar properties m~l upon consider:tion ond ~pplic~ion of
10 ~,ropri~tc m~lcel ~lue Ired cost d~t~ pcflJncnt lo thc subject p~r. cls.
I 1 $. Upon the ~m:w:i by the Courtly ^tlomcy's Off'ice or,Il documents necesszry rot thc subjecl
12 prope~ ~cquisition, Reil Prop~y l~ImIememt Dep~men! st,,ffis be~by directed to offer
13 immediate deliver/Io Ibe respective prol~'ly ownc~ oflhe full compensation (as established by the
14 3ppraissl m s~lT coml~-nsat~ estimates in accordnnce with the provisions ol'Chapler 125.355,
15 Florid3 Statu~cs). in rch~m for the immedi*',te ~nd proper execution of the respective ~semcnts, or
16 deeds ~,nd such otbe~ leg~,l documcnt$ ~nd'or alTid=vils as the Counly Attorney's Of Bce deems
1 ? appropriate in orda' Io prmecl Ihe intcs'ests of the County', and the Board hereby ~uthorizes ils present
I S Chairm~n and -~ny subsequent Chairm:,n, for the life oflbe Project, Io execute any instrumema which
I ') haxc been ~,plwo,red by thc O~cc of Ibe Connty Altomcy, to remove Ihe lien of ~,ny cncumtmance and
20 for any such other purpose as may be rcqpired for Ihe ~cquired mad righl-of-wzy, slope, sidewalk,
21 utility, drainage, maintenance and Icmpora~ construction inlercs~s by essement and/or roe simple lille.
22 '). In those insumces ss'ha'e ~e~miatcd settlements may be ol~ained via Ihe "Purchase AgrL'emcm"
.~3 or "Easement A~rccmcnt' mech-~nism. Iht Director orlhe office of C~pitzl Projects ~lanagcmcnt,
.~.1 his designee, is charged with thc rcspons:hility for completion of various capital improvemenl projects,
~ and is hereby d¢legmed the *',mhority to s;'~'ove the purchase of Iznd interests zbove the
..?.6 compcns3tion cslimate or zppraised value ~md pay normally related costs when il is in the bcsl inter:st
27 ol'tbe Project. within the pm.rata shere oftbe land ri~hls acquisition budget for Ihe parcel being
25 acquired, only when the dilTa'ence belween Ihe purchase price Iml compensmion estimate or appraised
2") s, aluc is less than Fifteen Thousand and (X)/100 Dollars ($1 ~,1'~0.00) or thc current purchasing limits
30 cslablishcd by thc Collier County Purchasing Dcparlmenl; provided, Project fundin~ is availlb~-..
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HAY 1 9 1998
I I0. T~at t~ ~tlemcflt trq~.ovlJ mflho~ty is dc1~ ~ t~ D~d to t~ flt~t t~t s~h
2 3~vals do ~ ~fli~ with (he ~isJ~s o~S~i~ 125.355, ~da
3 ! !. ~ ~i~an oft~ B~rd is ~ ~dz~ lo ~e ~t A~s a~ Pu~
4 A~s wh~ t~ I~ has ag~ to ~11 t~ ~ui~ la~ ~ghts to the C~nty at its
5 ~i~ ~'alue ~ at t~t a~t c~id~ t~ "Admini~tive S~ll~t Amount' as such
6 int~:lly u~ ~ t~ ~minist~ti~ ag~i~ of Colli~ C~y.
8 'Ea~t A~~. to c~v~ · n~ im~ in ~1 ~ to the C~ty. ~d
9 ~ ~uti~ ~ the ~y ~ of~ ~ts ~ f~ sidle title, ~d ~ch ot~ legal
10 ~s ~ t~ O~ce of~ C~y A,~ m~ ~, t~ ~a~ ~ aut~ t~ ~
I i D~nm~t to issue *~. p~ble to I~ ~y ~s) of ~. in t~ am~
12 s~ifi~ ~ a cluing stzt~t ~ *'hich shall ~ ba~ ~ the ~i~l or
! 3 estimate in ~corda~e ~'ith this R~lmi~ ~ ~ ~visions ofS~i~ ! 25.355. ~o~da Stating.
14 13. All title to ~i~ ~ inl~s in ~i~ ~.hich ha~ ~ obta~n~ in the man~
15 de~6bed a~x.e shall ~ d~ "~c~ by ~ ~a~ ofC~nty C~mission~. as t~ go~ing
16 ~)' of Colli~ C~nty. ~da. a ~litical su~ivisi~ of I~ State of Fl~da. a~ as such, sta~is
17 h~ehy a,t~y~ to r~o~ in Ihe P,hlic R~ords ofColli~ C~nty. Fl~ida. said ~ts
18 simple title and s~h oth~ instmm~s as may ~ requi~d to ~x~ the li~ of any ~m~e from
19 the~cquir~p~i~.
20 ~is R~lulion r~als a~ s~fl R~lut~ ~-35 a~ R~luti~ ~36 in its
21 THIS RESOLUTION A~ED ~ this day of . I~, aRer motion, s~o~ a~
22 majo~ty
23
24
25 ATTF..qT:
26 DWIGHT E. BROCK. CLERK
27
28
29
30 Cleric
31
32 Approved as lo form and
33 legal, su~cie~cy:
~'Ieidi ~. ,.~shton
37 Assist3nt County Atlomey
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
COLLIER COUNTY. FLORIDA
By:
BARBARA B. BERRY, CHAIRMAN
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NAY I g 1998
MAY ? 1~
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ACCEPTANCE OF A PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT FROM SONMAR OF
NAPLES, LLC. TO REPLACE A TEMPORARY DRAINAGE EASEMENT.
~ To obtain the acceptance of the Board of County Commiss_i _.or..~_.. _. ?
a Drainage Easement (permanent) which document is executed by Sonmar of Nal~,
A North Dakota Limited Uability Company, to replace an existing Temporary Drainage
Easement.
CONSIDERATIONS: On December 18, 1990, the Board of County
~ommisstoners approved the plat for Tollgate Commercial Center Phase Two, which
was recorded in Plat Book 18, Pages 23 and 24, on January 2, 1991. The Plat created
a Temporary Drainage Easement which would automatically expire and terminate in
whore or in part upon acceptance by the Board of County Commissioners of a
Permanent Drainage Easement for purposes of installing drainage pipes .and
constructing stormwater management areas. Sonmar of Naples, EEC. has develoPed
the Holiday Inn Express Hotel in the Tollgate Commercial Center and is now required
to convert the Temporary Drainage Easement to a Permanent Drainage Easement.
The Drainage Easement has been approved by the County Attorney's Office, the
Development Services Division, and the Storrnwater Management Department.
FISCA~ IMPACT; No fiscal impact incurred. The Grantor, Sonmar of Naples,
L.L.C. is responsible for all associated recording expenses.
GROWTH MANAGI~MENT |MPACT;
North.
I~ECOMMENDATION$; That the Board of County Commissioners:
1. Approve and accept the Drainage Easement granted by Sonmar of Naples, A
North Dakota Limited Liability Company, which has been donated to Collier
County.
Executive Summary
Holiday Inn Express Drainage Easement
Page 2
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PREPARED BY:
Autho~e staff to record all documents naces~ in the Public Records of
Collier County. Flodda, in order to obtain clem' title to the property.
Ernte W. Kerski~, Real Property Specialist '
Real Property Management Depadment
REVIEWED BY: ~/~r"t~,~ Date:
John B~ldt, Director
Stormwater Management Department
APPROVED BY:
Ed Ilschner, Administrator
Public Works Division
Date: 1~--~'--'~ ~'
~ PROPERTY I$ NOT HOME8*T-r. AD.
TO HAVE A,NO TO HOLD ~ ~ u'~o Ihe Grm'~e Io~l'~r w~ ~ ngnl Io
~ ~ ~NErSShrf~,~RS(:~. m,o G~'ofltor hm Ceded U'wsa p, re~ems to be m~cu~4
(;,,,,-~ o, Type) F'c~ r~, d~ ~
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F.,XECI~TIVE SUMMARy
APPROVE AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 4 OF THE CONSTRUCTION
AGREEMENT FOR CONTRACT NO. 97-2771, REMOVAL OF NON-
SPECIFICATION MATERIAL FROM THE NAPLES BEACH,
AUTHORIZE SUSPENSION OF THE CONTRACT TIME UNTIL THE
END OF THE SEA TURTLE NESTING SEASON AND APPROVE
CHANGE ORDER.
OBJECTIVE: To obtain approval of an amendment to Section 4 of the
Construction Agreement for Contract No. 97-2771 to enable payment for the
total contract value completed to date and to obtain authorization to suspend
the contract time until the end of the 1998 sea turtle nesting season.
CONSIDERATION.: On February 24, 1998, the Board of County
Commissioners awarded a contract for Bid No. 97-2771. Removal of Non-
Specification Material from the Naples Beach to C.B.E. Trucking Company,
Inc. in the amount of $99,982.00. In awarding this contract, the Board of
County Commissioners waived the requirement for providing performance and
payment bonds and approved an amendment to the Construction Agreement to
include specific conditions of award in lieu of providing the bonds. As such,
Section 4 of the current Construction Agreement includes the following
condition: "In the event, due to no fault of the Contractor, all work under this
Agreement is not satisfactorily completed by April 30, 1998 or any extension
to same granted by the permitting agencies, the Contractor shall be paid up to
a maximum of twenty percent (20%) of the total Contract value completed to
date. Upon this occurrence, the Owner reserves the right to suspend the
Contract time and direct resumption of work after October 31, 1998 (end of
the Sea Turtle Nesting Season)." However, subsequent to this award, on April
7, 1998, the Board of County Commissioners authorized an increase to the
scope of work for Contract No. 97-2771 in an amount not to exceed
5350,000.00. In addition, based upon this action, the Florida Department of
Environmental Protection directed that the scope of work should be that of
work effort #4 as described in the staff's presentation for this authorization.
This direction precluded the ability of the contractor to complete all the work
now associated with this contract within the time frame specified in Section 4
of the Construction Agreement. Therefore, it is recommended that Section 4
be revised as setforth in the attached Amendment to the Construction
Agreement for Contract No. 97-2771. Such will enable the Contractor to be
paid the total contract value completed to date.
Based upon stipulations setforth by the permitting agencies, work on the beach
under this contract cannot be performed during the period from May 15, 1998
through the end of the sea turtle nesting season. As such, it is further ~ O-.sx .'
Executive Summary
Naples Beach
Page 2
recommended that the Board authorize suspension of the Contract time and
direct resumption of work after the end of the 1998 sea turtle nesting season.
FIS(~AL liMPACT: None at this time. The value of work completed to date
has not exceeded the authorization granted on April 7, 1998 [Agenda Item
(~RQWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION:' That the Board of County Commissioners:
Approve the attached Amendment to Section 4 of the Construction
Agreement f.or Contract No. 97-2771; and
Authorize suspension of' contract time for Contract No. 97-2771 and
direct resumption of' work after the end of'the 1998 sea turtle nesting
season; and
o
Approve change order and authorize Office of Capital Projects
Management Director to execute same.
PREPARED BY:
REVIEWED BY'
REVIEWED
Harold E. HubeF, Project Man~er III
Office of Capital Projects Management
~ DATE:~
Rich cie IriegeI, P.E.,lhterimI~ector - - v
Office of Capital Projects Management
Ed llschner
Public Works Administrator
DATE:.~_(~_
EXE.SUM.H£H.Ih.01
attachment
cc: Beach Renourishment/Maintenance Committee
J~4:NOA
HAY ! 9 1998
AbiENDMENT TO CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT
Contract No. 97-2771
Section 4. Bonds
Ao
In lieu of providing Performance and Payment Bonds as previously set
forth herein, the Contractor shall not receive any payment for work
under this Agreement until such time as those conditions set forth in
paragraph 4.9 and Section 6 of Exhibit H are complied with, except as
setforth below.
There will be no consideration given for partial Substantial Completion
of Work under this Agreement. In the event, due to no fault of the
Contractor, all Work under this Agreement is not satisfactorily
completed by April 30, 1998 or any extension to same granted by the
permitting agencies, the Contractor shall be paid the total Contract
value completed to date. Upon this occurrence, the Owner reserves the
right to suspend the Contract time and direct resumption of Work after
the end of the 1998 Sea Turtle Nesting Season.
If applicable, upon resumption of Work after the end of the 1998 Sea
Turtle Nesting Season, all Work under this Agreement is not
satisfactorily completed by April 30, 1999 or any extension to same
granted by the permitting agencies, the Contractor shall be paid up to a
maximum of twenty percent (20%) of the total remaining Contract
value completed to that date. Upon this occurrence, the Owner
reserves the right to suspend the Contract time and direct resumption
of Work after the end of the 1999 Sea Turtle Nesting Season.
HEH.DOC~.I5
TO:
C.B.E. Trucking Company, Inc.
3994 Mercantile Avmu¢
Naple~, FL 34104
CHANGE ORDER
FROM: Collier County Govcmmcnt
3301 East Tamiami Trail, OCPM Bldg.
Napl~, FIorida 34112
Project Name: ~ of Non-Specification Material
from the Naple~ Beach
Construction Agreement Dated: February 24, 1998 Bid No.: 97-2771
ChanRe OrderNo.: ! Dnte: May 18t 1998
Change Order Description: (Attach justification and supporting documemafion for this change.)
Increased scope of v,~rk in accordance ~-ith that authorization granted by the Board of County
Commissioners, as Agenda Item 8(B((l) on April 7, 199g. Ail work under this Change Order shall
be performed at tl~ sang unit pti..c~_l,~.tained in fig original Agreement. Addifio~l time is for 15
additional days of ~ork May l-lY,(per 'FDEP authorization, plus the balance of tho turtle nesting
season through October 31, 1998, plus 90 days to find completion.
Sum ofprevious change orden amount ................................................... $
This Ch~g¢ Order Amount [a~] ..........................................................
Revised Agreement A mount ..................................................................... S
99,982.00
0.00
? 0.00o.00
449,982.00
Subst~ial
Original contract time in calcndar da)m .................................... 40
Adjusted number of calendar days due to p~ous change orders ..................... -O-
This cha~ge order adjusted time is .................................................................. 274
Revlsed Contract T/me m calendar da~ ......................................................... 314
~nal
45
274
319
Original Notice to Proceed date .........................................................
Complction da~ bat~ on original contract time .................................
ReUsed completion date ....................................................................
March 16, 1998
April 30, 1998
January 29, 1999
Your acc_~tance of this change order shall constitute a modification to our Agreement and will bc
p~f'orm~ subjec~ to all the same terms and condRior, s as conta~ in our Agrccngm indicated above,
as fully as ifflg sarrg v.~r~ gpeat~ in this acceptance. The adjusmm~t, ifaay, to this Agree'meat shall
constim~ a full and final gttlmgnt of ar~' and all claims of u% Contractor arising out of, or related to,
the change set forth herdn, including claims for. impact, and delay costs.
Pr~ared by: Harold ~. Huber ~ .i~,.t~~ ~ Date:
! (sign an rint or name)
OCM '
'1~ na~)
Approved by:
(For Use by Owns. Fund: 195 Cost Cent~ 110406 Object Code: 763100
G:Worms~Changc Order Master.doe Revised 02/03/98
Project No.: g0225)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY,
CONVERT EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TECHNICIAN
RECAP (PERMANENT, PART-TIME) TO FULL-TIME
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT POSITION WITH FULL
BENEFITS
~ To obtain Board of County Commissioners approval to conv~ s
perrmmcnt, part-time (30 hours per week) Emergency M~n~u~neni T~ni~ian REC~ Io
a full-lime Emergency Mar~gement Coordinator potion ~ full bc~f~
(~ONSIDERATION: The workload in the Emergency Management Department has
~ncreased dramatically over the past 10 ',~ years and especially since the passage of
Hurricane Andrew in August, 1992. During the past 10 years, the department was
granted an additional person in February, 1988 and a part-time position in March, 1997.
The person filling this RECAP position is currently being paid for hours worked. He does
not receive health insurance, paid vacation, or sick leave. It is becoming difficult, ifnot
impossible, ;o motivate trained personnel to work under these conditions. Despite this
increase, the workload exceeds our ability to deliver at a leved ofservice that our residents
expect. The attached memorandum lists the responsibilities that the full- time Coordinator
position would assume.
The department is currently paying all wages, Workman's Compensation, Social Security,
and retirement from the Emerg~ Management Preparedness and Assistance Trust Fund
(EMPA). Funds are also available from this trust fund to uplpade the position to a full-
lime Coordinator at an additional cost of $6,722.70 for the remainder ofthls fiscal year. If
the conversion is approved, funding to maintain the position in, future years would be
budgeted with EMPA monies.
~iSCAL IMPACT: $6,722.70 from Fund 118 - Emergency Management Ch-ants, Cost
Center 144210 - Emergency Managemem Administration, Project 33781 - EMPA Grant.
~I~OWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
~£COMMENDATION: That ih~ Board ofCounty .C~..'~
~onversion of the part-time Emergency Maragement Techniaan to a full-t~me ~nergency
Manago'nent Coordinator with all costs Ix)mc by the Emergency Manag~nent
Preparedness a~
K~aa~ll~. Pineau, Faner$c'acy Manag~ ~r~c~or
APPROVED BY: '. ,~..-t.,..' ,'-.'- : ') Dat~..;
~o ~ ~r., su~rt se~ic~ ~mini~or
MEMORANDUM
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
March 25, 1998
Chief Diane Flagg
Emergency Services Director
Kenneth F. Pineau, C£M
Emergency Management Director
Emergency Management Responsibilities by Position
Per your request, the following tasks are the responsibility of the position indicated and times are hours
per pay period:
Emergency Management Director (RNG #114)
· Directs department activities; provides direct supervision to three s~affpersonnel. 3.0
· Develops official reports t'or the department. 2.0
· Coordinates disaster preparedness activities with other counties and the State DEM. 6.0
· Respons~le for Comprehensive l:-mergency Management Plan Activities for the County. 3.0
· Develops Standard Operating Procedures t'or the department. 1.$
· Performs Hazardous Material site visits. 6.0
· Serves as County representative to the State Radiclogical Emergency Preparedness Task
Force. 0.5
Develops and supervises department budget activities. 1.0
Develops Ordinances, Resolutions and presents these to the Board of County Commissioners
for their consideration and adoption. 1.$
· Reviews requests for variances to the Flood Damage Protection Ordinance. 0.5
· Reviews and provides comments on all PUD and DRI petitions. 1.5
· Primary respons~ility for Growth Management Plan activities involving Hazardous materials
and disaster preparedness issues. 6.0
· Manage scope ofwork activities for the four grants in Emergency Management. 1.5
· Coordinates mass migration activities with local law enforcement activities. 0.5
· Responsible for maintaining the following policies and/or plans: 3.0
I) Flood Warning Program
2) Inclement Weather Policy
3) Fuel Spill Pollcy
4) Radlological Emergency Plan Annex
5) Rapid Impact Assessment Team Coordination
HAY 1 9 1998
PV_.,.
Provides disaster preparedness talks to local cltizen'.~roups (approx 75 pet year).
Serves on the f'ollowlng committees:
9.0
l) Local Emergency Planning Committee District IX
2) Chamber/EDC Disaster Recovery Task Force
3) Congressman Goss's Emergency Management Task Force
4) Community £mergency Response Teams Task Force
:5) Disaster Recovesy Task Force (Chairman)
6) American Red Cross Board of'Directors
7) S.A.L.T. Council
$) N.F.I.P, Community Rating System Task Force
9) Fire Chief's Association
1.0
1.5
3.0
3.0
1.0
0.5
3.0
1.0
Develops 5 year Strategic Plan for the Department. 1.$
Recommend mitigation activities to help reduce further damages. 1.0
Coordinates and updates All Hazards Handbook for distribution to the citizens and guests of
Collier County.
Maintains a 24 hr/day response capability to I'* responders.
Assists in Critical Facility identification and management. 1.5
Responsible for updating the AT&T Blast fax listings. 0.5
Responsible for publicizing, local, state and federal training opportunities to all first response
agencies. 2.0
Supervises hazardous material planning requirements. 4.0
Response to citizens and other agencies (written / telephone). 4.,
Disaster related training.
Emergency Management Coordlnntor (RA'G #109)
· Assists in the development and implementation of the County Emergency l~tanagement
Program. 4.0
· Assists in the development of Grants that enhance the Emergency Preparedness
'- 2.0
Program.
· Has primary responsibility for the Communications (ESF 2) of the Comprehensive
Emergency Management Plan. 2.0
· Serves as "web master" for the Emergency Management home page on the Internee. 20.0
· Assists in the development of scenarios for exercises required under the FEMA 4 year
exercise cycle. 1.0
· Tests, trouble shoots and provides minor maintenance on department communications
equipment and personal computers. 3.0
· Serves as the Co-Chair °fthe Southwest Florida Emergency Alerting System Task
Force. 1.5
· Department representative to 1LA. C.£.S., M.A.R.S. and A.R.R.L. agencies within
Collier County. 3.5
· Primary contact for all requests from first response agencies through the Collier County
Sheriff's ONce during non-duty hours. 8.0
· year).
Attends Florida disaster related seminars upon request (approx. 25 per 3~
· Primary coordinator for school groups v~slting the Emergency Operation
2
· Maintains meteorological watch during duty hours and prepares Public Safety
Announcements alenlng the public ct'severe weather potential. 1.5
· Primary responsibility for recruiting and training amateur radio operators in severe
weather spotting (SKY'WARN) and communications. 2.0
· Primary responsib~llty for maintaining the Mobile Command Vehicle in a high state of'
readiness and i'or delivery of the MCP to the on scene commander upon request. $.0
· Serves as a Community Emergency Response Team Instructor. $.0
· Serves as PIO/l.,oglstlclan on the Collier County over head team for brush fires. 1.0
· Pr{mary responsibility t'or mainta~n~ng the Collier County ILA. C.£.S. plan. 2.0
· Develops public awareness materials. 4.0
· Attends disaster related training,. 5.5
Emergency Management Technlclnn
· Rev{ews and approves Comprehensive Emergency Plans from Nursing Homes, ALFs, 6.0
and Day Surgeries of'which there are currently 42 such £acilities in the County. In
the near Future, Home Health Agencies (17 agencies) will be required to develop plans
which will be reviewed by this off{ce.
· Performs hazardous mater{al site v{slts and develops hazard and vulnerability analyses
for inclusion in the State-wide data base. 20.0
· Inputs critical t'acility int'ormation in the State.wide data base. 3.0
· l~faintains and trains the"Rumor Control" teams in response to disasters that
require EOC activation. 1.0
· Serves as project manager on retrofitting with ElY[PA Funds schools, community
parks and other facilities to be used as shelters. 3.5
· Provides flood zone determinations to citizens requesting this information. 1.5
· Responsible t'or inventorying and maintaining expendable supplies for the EOC and
the Disaster Assistance Center kits. 2.0
· Responsible t'or maintaining resources listings t'or SW Flor{da vendors. 2.5
· Responsible t'or testing and calibrating Radiologlcal monitors and dosimeters on an
annual basis. 1.5
· Assists in developing exercise scenarios for various threats including hurricanes,
hazmat, ingestion pathway and flooding. 1.5
· Provides back-up assistance to the department secretary. I0.0
· Responsible for surveying all existing shelters for adequacy under ARC guidelines.
· Responsible t'or submitting articles on disaster preparedness to the Collier County
Journal. 1.0
· Attends disaster related training. 4.0
· Responds to Citizens requests t'or int~ormation.
If this position is made Full-time, incumbent will have the responsiblity for the following:
Coordinating Community Emergency Response Team training on a county-wide
basis.
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3)
4)
15.0
Responsibilities would entail:
Publicizing the program
Ordering materials
Coordinate delivery ct'the program throughout Collier County
Serve as an instructor for the Emergency Management modules.
3
, Primary responsibility for ESF 6 (Mass Care) Planning Activities.
Senior Secret~ry
· Responsible For all correspondence preparation, purchase ord~ and work orders. 16.0
· Assists in managing the department budget, prepares quarterly reports to Finance
and the State Division of.Emergency Management. 8.0
· Receptionist duties. 12.0
· Assists in managing grant applications, scope of'work related issues and develops
reports to the Division orr ~nergency Management. 4.0
· Types emergency plans, SOPs, resource lists, ordinances and resolutions ~rom
rough draft. !2.0
· ~.stablishes and maintains master administrative t~le. 3.5
· Monitors publications t'or currency. 2.5
· Maintains currency ot'£mergency Action Guidebook t'or use by key personnel
as guidelines during emergencies. 4.0
· Composes routine requests correspondence independently. 3.0
· Primary responsibility for"Special Needs" registry management. 9.0
· Supervisory responsibility of' a temporary employee t'or 20 weeks during the
~,~a¥ - Sept time period to assist in managing the Special Needs Program. 4.0
· Maintains calendar of.events f.or the department. !.0
· Coordinates the use of'the Emergency Operations Center with other County
Agencies. 1.0
Hours are based on an $0 hour pay period for full time employees and 60 hours for I~CAP at the present
time.
Many other requirements levied by the State and Mother Nature are di~cult to quanti~ and have not
been included nor is sick leave and vacation time.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AWARD A CONTRACT TO CANDITO MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC. FOR
FOOD AND BEVERAGE CONCESSION AT THE MAIN GOVERNMENT
COMPLEX AND TO TERbIINATE THE AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF
FLORIDA, DIVISION OF BLIND SERVICES.
OBJE~: To award a contract to Candito Management Group, Inc. for food ~d
beverage service ~t the Main Government Complex and to terminate the Agreement with
the State of Florida, Division of Blind Services.
CONSIDERA'rXONS: In 1962 the County leased the snack bar space to the Florida
Council for the Blind. That lease expir~ 37 years ago and has operated on a month to
month basis since then. tn an attempt to accommodate the visitors (Court Jurors, etc.)
and employees located on this Complex, staffpublished a Request for Proposal (RFP) on
February 13, 1998 for an expanded food and beverage service at the Main Government
Complex. The Candito Management Group submitted the only proposal which offered
the following scope of service:
~;ubwav and Dunkin Donuts Ch~nations
Hours:
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Friday
Staffing Plan:
Provisions have been made to incorporate the current principal into
the proposed operation.
Services:
Full service Subway Sandwich Menu and Full service
Dunkin Donuts Menu with possibilities of adding delivery servi~
for on campus stops, catering services and supplying groceries
for emergencies (hurricanes, etc.).
Revenue:
Staffis recommending that the new Contrnctor provide the County
with nine percent (9%) of their gross sales each month. These
funds would be placed into segregated cost centcrs (revenue and
expense) and ear-marked for accessa~oility relsted expenditures for
all County facilities including the concession. Sach expenditurm
could include "talking cash registers" for the visually impaired and
listening devices for the hearing impaired.
Thc current contract with thc Division of Blind Services would be terminated with the
County providing 45 days notice.
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Execnflve Summary
Food Service RFP
Page Two
The'~onaire has asn'ced to i _m:or~te ll~ ~istlnt ~__tT into his m'o~osed
_o~-stion. ~mst~uctim (totally st the concessionains ~) would begin once the
current ~ has vacstzd md wo~ld la~ about 30 M 45 days.
FISCAL IMPACT: The true fiscal impact will not be imown until the Contractor is up
and rmmlng and a history of revenue ~an be estabCufl~l, l~vever the Concessi~ is
suggesting that ~he revenue could produce paymems to the Com~ in the $500 to $$00
per week range. A cost center would be est~blJ~ for revenue and expemes relating to
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
RECOb~IENDATION: That the Board of County Cottunission~s m'minate its
Agreement with the Florida Council for the Blind, ~ the Chaim'tm to sign a
contract with C~mdito Management Group, Inc. (after review by the County Attorney's
Office) for food and beverage s~-vice at the Main Govaronent Complex and approve Ibe
necessary budget amen.dments.
Prepared By:
Skip Camp, CFM, Director
The Department of Facilities M~nagement
Support ,~'vices Divtston
Date:.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TO AUTHORIZE TH/:. BOARD CHAIRMAN TO SIGN A MEMOI~NDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING FOR ,4 SUMMER YOU'Itt PROGRAM.
OBJECTIVE: To attthori:e the Board Chairman to sign a Memorcmdum of
Under.~tanding with the Worlforce Cotmcil of Sotttlm'est Florida for a Summer Youth
Program.
CONSIDEP~41IONS: The Workforce Cot.n:il of Sotttlm,est Florida is coorditmtimg a
Summer Yottth Program to empkO' iKtrticipant.,t henreen the ages of 14 at~ 21 from
qttalij~.i.g lcm, h~come familie.~; 7Iris prt~.ram ;rill prmqde itntivtdttals ami groups of
htdivtdttals for ~ztrtotts u'orl~ activities from mhI. Jttne throttgh Mid./tngnst, 1998. Wages
are paid for b), federal llratll.~. Iht, re is 1to coxt to lite Cottttt.}:
llte Cottltl)' Adnti.istrotor 's Agency ix pla.nhtg to participate ht this program. Itt prior
)'ears. approximate[); eight (8} departments have mtbmitted reqnests for apprortmately
fifo' ($OJ part~c~l~ntts' who wor~ tn grotttn&~eepmg, bttildittg maintena, ce. litter control.
vehicle mct]ntetn~ttce, dottt etttr); I~hrctr)' .gttp[n~rl. etc. Thi.~ program provides att
opi~ortttnil)' for l~ro&.ra.t ln.'ticilnmts tt, gain vtthtable etnI~Io)~tent experience wldle
COlllri[~ltlillg I0 lite CtlltllllltlliO' ttt IlO CO.~t I0 lilt' ( 'Otttll):
bt order to In'trticqmte ttt thls prcrgram, a A./emorc. nhtm of Umterstandi.g ts required
between the B¢~trd of ('alt.t)' Con.nL~.~'icnter.~' cttn! the Workforce Cotmcil of Sottttnvest
Florkkt which .~l~,c~fien' the re.~l~ott.~'ibi//l/e.~' of balk I~rties for the Snmmer Yottth
?rogram. The Co.nt)' Attorno'h' Office hers rel.~el~.d attd apprtnvd the attached
]t temorandtm, of [ fiuler,~'tamling a.~' to form and legal sttfficie.c):
FISCAL L~,IPACT:
(;/?OWI'tt MANAGI'311';NI' IMI'A( '7..':
RECOMMENI)A TiON: ?l~at lite Boanl of Co,,t). Commix,'ioners attthorize the Board
Chairma. to sign the Memora.d.m of Utnlerslalnti.g with Workforce Cotmcil of
So.tlnvest Fiorhta for a S. mmer Fo. th Program.
.le..ifdr d. F~i'ard~, Human Resottrces Director
Ai'PROI'ED BY:
Leo'l~,O~ll.v..Ir., SnPlT,??n'ic'e.~' 'Admini.~'tralor
i
HAY 1 9 19981
COMPREHENSIVE AGREEMENT
BETWEEN WORKSITE EMPLOYER AND.lOB TRAIIqING OPERATOR
UNDER THE FLORIDA JTPA SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM
FOR WORK EXPERIENCE
Work Experience means a short-term or part time training t~zlgnm~nt with a ~lic or prlv~te
not-for-pro~t employer f~ ~A ~]e ~p~ ~o n~ ~~ ~ ~g a~om~
to b~c wo~ r~~s.
Work Experience is designed to promote the development of good work habits and basic work
skills.
Commi ss,tone.rs
This Agreement is be~een~n~ ~ ~ ,-r ~n.n~v l~o~rd of' , nereaner referred to as
the Worksite Employer, and the Wodo%rce Cour]cil of Southwest Florida_ Inc. herea~er referred to
as the Program Opa'ator. It is understood by ~11 parties that this Agreement relates to Employment,
Training and Servic~ to be provided in the Summer Youth Employma~ and Training Program which
is authorized under the lob Training Partnership Act (J-rPA) of 1983.'
The Work_site Employer Agrees:
I. To affirm that the employer is either a public or private not-for-profit orga.n;,~tion, free of
discrimination because of. race, sex, age, creed, color, religion or po~cal affiliation, and that the
pa~dpant(s) in the program ~'II not be employed on the construction, operation or rnainten~ce of
any facility as is used or to be used for sectarian purposes.
2. To provide a job description for each position fdled and one complete "statement ofwork" for
each worksite that will be utilizing a work experience trainee.
3. To provide m~l, productive and suflident work tm'participants whhln the scope ofthe
training program and to furnish equipment, ~ools, materials and supplies as required on the job.
4. To provide useful work experience which wgl be consistent with each partldpant's capabilities
and interests ami which wgl assist the trainee to obtain futm'e tmmbsidized employme~
:5. To cooperate fully with the Monitoring Unit of'he Program Operator and allow access to
premises of the workshe employers st all reasonable hours for tl~ purposes of monitoring the
worksite, counseling partidpants and coordinating other work activities.
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Comprehensive Agreement for Work Experience - Page 2
6. To ~ a_,:'o_,r~e time and attendance records on each participant reflecting the time actually
worked and to submit a signed time sheet every two weeks as scheduled by the Program Operator.
7. To develop a plan to a~lmv sufScient opporttm~es to impleme~ approprhte contingency activities
in the event of inclement weather.
$. To provue contlnuo~ and ext~erienced su~on to ~ ~s ~ compensadon bom
the Program Operator.
9. To provide the hourly wage and Worker's Compensation coverage for any additional hours
worked beyond those paid by the Job T~ Operator. Chi'Id Labor Laws prohibit youth ages 14
and I 5 from working more than eight (8) hours a day, forty (40) hours a week.
I0. To insure that the Program Operator is ~ee bom liab~Tny for any damages, injuries, losses
or claims caused by the trainee during training or resulting bom this employment agreement.
1 I. To adhere to the rules and regulations governing the.fob Training Pannership Act; the
policies as set forth by the Program Operator, State of Florlda Child Labor Laws and Federal
Government Child Labor LawL if applicable.
The Program Operator A?ee~:
I. To provide elig3'bility determination and required assessment for participants of the Work
Experience Program.
2. To provide and distn'bute remuneration to the participants by check every other week as
established in the Payroll Schedule.
3. To provide participants with Worker's Compensation coverage during the hours paid by the
Worldbrce Council of Southwest Florida, Inc.
General Provisions:
I. It is understood by all pm'ties that all finandal provisions are contingent upon the avaiqabflity of
T'rtle II-B funds under the.lob Training Partnership Act.
2. This Agreenem will be effective from the date of execution until the terminagon ofthe Stmuner
Youth Program or untR terminated by either party through advance notice to the other party.
Co~e Agreement for Work Expedence. Page 3
Entered into
ATTL,C,T:
--going u£-~oun~y ~o~issionere
Collier County
WorkskeEmployer
Representative Signature
Alan Neuman
Title
Exezutive Director
T'nle
Address
3830 Evans Ave. Suite 3-A
Address
Fort H~ers, FL 33901
Telephone Number
... (941) g39-4949
Telephone Number
I NAY 1 9 1998 I
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Recognize Revenue and Expenses
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Fund (116)
O.b, ied:tb~ To obtain approval from the Board for a budget amendment to recognize
revenue and expenses in the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Fund.
CJU]lJdt, l:ll]o.~ On October 17, 1997, RSVP applied for a grant from the Community
Foundation of Collier County to purchase Angel Dolls for the children of the Even Start
Program in lmmokalee. The gram was awarded and a check for $2,000 was received
from lhe Community Foundation on December 8, 1997.
On April 30, 1998. RSVP won the ,lC Penney Golden Rule award for in honor of the
work our senior volunteers are doing in Collier County Public Schools. A check for
SI.000 was received from ,IC Penney.
Fc. iliaLlalgacll A check for $2,000 from the Community Foundation was deposited in
!16-121830-366900-33297. The angel dolls were purchased through Angel Dolls, Inc.
(PO # 802108) from line item 116-121830-649990..33297. The Angel Dolls were
presented to the children of Immokalee at Christmas.
A check for $1,000 from JC Penney was deposited in 116-121830-366900-33297.
Training and orientation packets for RSVP volunteers and program supplies for our RSVP
coordinators need to be purchased in order to continue this program for the next school
year. This money will be spent to enhance our volunteer projects in the schools with $$00
allocated to line item 116-121830-647110-33297, Printing and/or Binding and :t;500
allocated to line item 116-121830-651 ! 10-33297, Office Supplies.. General.
Growth Management Impact: None
Recommtd]dafio~ That Ihe Board approve the necessary budget amendment(s) to
identi~y revenue and expenses in the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Collier
County.
SUBMITTED BY: ~-t-~/_,/' ~e t ,..,t.~,/ Date:
REVIEWED BY: ~~ Date: ~ 1' ~
~ ~hs, Sup~n Ad
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Appropriate carry forward in the
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Fund (I 16)
O. bjtctb~ To obtain approval t'rom the Board for a budget amendment to appropriate
cany forward in the RetiTed and Senior Voluntee' Program Fund.
~ At the end of FY 1997, RSVP of Colliet County had $1,189.00 unspent
program genc~'aled funds. These funds include $250.00 earned interest from the Federal
grant money and S939.00 in private comn'bufions genemed from guest ticket sales at our
annual volunte~ appreciation events. As stipulated in Section 224 of the Federal grant,
the Corporation for National Service may not restrict the use of excess non-Federal
contributions as long as those expenditures are not inconsistent with the Domestic
Volunteer Sewice Act. Funds may be used to enhance the operation ofthe RSVP Project.
~&aLImgac~ The total carry forward of S1,189.00 will be budgeted in the RSVP Fund
Program Reserves (!16-919010). Future private contributions received and interest
earned will be budgeted into Reserves.
Growth Management Impact: None
Recommendation: That lhe Board approve the necessa~T budget amendment(s) Io
appropriate carry forward in the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Collier County.
SUBMITTED BY: ~/~./..: / ~ ._~'~'~_',.,....~./ Dar,: ~/,/.,'
!
Lco'C~ch.1. SuPP°rt ~ Administ~a~oT '
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN COLLIER COUNTY
AND THE DEPENDENT & INDEPENDENT FIRE DISTRICTS FOR
BASIC MEDICAL TRAINING FOR FIREFIGHTERS.
OB.IEC'TIVE: That Ihe Board approve the interlocal agreement that has been developed
for non-liccn~ first re, ponder fire depar~ment.~ in accardance with Florida Statute
Chapter 40 ! .3.~.
C;ONSI D ERATIOH; .On July I. I c~3. ~he Slate of Florida passed legislation, ('Chapter
401..1.~ F S ) which outline.~ that all non licen~d first rcsponder agencies, must take all
reasonable cflhrls to enler inlo a Memornndum of Underslanding (MOU) with the
liccn~d EMS I'rovidcr in order Io c,~nrdinate emergency ~rvice.~ at an emergency scene.
With Ibc execution of these intcrlocal a~recmcnl.~. Ihe profes.~ional standards of basic
r;~ticnf care and equipment, quality a.,~.~.raflce and documentation as defined by State of
Florida Bureau of Emcrgcncy Mcdic,'d Scrvicc.~ and thc Collier County EMS Department
as thc liccn.'w,d medical provider, will he achicvcd. The following fire deparlments have
entered into a Memorandum of Understanding wilh Collier County EMS Department:
Och~pcc Firc District. I.~les of'Capri Fire District. Noah Naples Fire District, Big
C~rk.~crcw I~land Fire District. Cily ol'Naplc.~ f'olice and Emergency Services Department
and City ol'MR~'co Island Fire Dcparlmcnl
FISC:A !, I M I'A(,'T.... The Memorandum of Undcr.~tandi~g training program. Fund 490-
144¢~4 I. i.~ I'undcd by Ihe panicipaling Fire Dislricts with a program cost of $$2.$56. The
allocation method for the MOU program was chosen by the Fire Districts in 1994. The
budgeted appropriatiom~ ~'or the MOU program amount to $34.100 with budgeted
reimbursements ot'$34,100 from City of Naples Police and Emergency Services. City of
Marco Fire Department. Ochopce Fire District and Isles of Capri Fire District. Additional
participation for North Naples Fire Dislrict, and Big Corkscrew Island Fire District will
increase budgeted program appropriation by $IR,456 to $52.556.
GROWI'II MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
r E(':oM M i.;~ I),~TION: Thai thc Ill,ar(! ,fC'4~,,ty Commissi~mc~'s approve the Inter
I(,~.al ag. rccrm:nts hclw~-n ('cdliu. r ¢?(mnty ,qn(I the (A.'h(,pc.~ Fir,: Llistricl. Isles ol'Capri Fire
Di~ricl. Noah Naplc.~ Fire I)i~tricl. Big ('~rk.~rc'w Island Fire Di~lricl. City of Naples
I'~dlce and Ernerg. cncy .";crvicc.'s I)cparlm~..nl and ('ily ,fMarco Island Fire Deparlmenl
and a~.~cialc'd budg~.'l amcmhm..nl.~ l~ rt~nize and appmprial~: lhe addilional revenue.
~;UBMITTED BY/.~ ~/J~ Da,e:
A. gu~'iera. Trainin~ C'c~mmand~r
gg. ('hicl'
I...t'~ Och.~clrnlnis! rah}r
!NTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this day of , by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred to as "County" and the Isle of Capri Municipal Fire Services Taxing District,
created by County Ordinance No. 78-49, as amended, hereinafter referred to as 'Fire
District.'
~WITNESSETH:.
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the Fire
District for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, rules and responsibilities of
first responder personnel in an emergency scene and the documentation required for
patient care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE: Since the Fire District Operates on Collier
County Sheriff's Office control channel, the parties shall operate under existing Collier
County Sheriff's Office dispatched procedures also referred to as the Collier County
Fire Chiefs Communication Manual.
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the Fire District must (a) successfully
complete at a minimum a course which meets or exceeds the 1979 U.S. Department of
Transportation First Responder training course. (Proof of course completion is required);
and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life Support Course C or ARC CPR
Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of course completion is required).
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C. FIRST RESPONDER RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: All First
Responders, upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe. will begin
patient care, if needed, following the guidelines set forth by The Collier County
Emergency Medical Services Department Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A
copy of the guidelines is attached as Exhibit A.
D, QUALITY ASSURANCE. (NON DISCIPLINARY)
I. A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Collier County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic Life Support Coordinator") and Medical Director on
a monthly basis using the computer hardware, software and run report. Run Reports and
the appropriate computer hardware, if unavailable at a co-located EMS/Fire EMS
Department Station, will be the responsibility of the Fire District.
2. The Basic Life Support Coordinator will conduct a three-part quality
assurance review:
a. 100% quality assurance review using specially designed computer software
developed by the Emergency Medical Services Department and the County's software
company.
b Individual run report review by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
Director
c. Field evaluation where the Basic Life Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without notice to the Fire District. If the
computer program determines that there is a deviation from the procedures and
guidelines attached in Exhibit A, the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B.
3. The quality assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories:
Level 1: Constitutes a serious breach of protocol and/or has a negative impact on the
patient's prognosis. All Level 1 concerns will be reviewed by the individual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support
Coordinator and the Medical Director in' conjunction with the assigned Fire District liaison
shaI~ assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and education,
Level 2: Constitutes a breach of protocol which had minimal or no impact on the patient,
but would be considered poor clinical treatment or decision making. All Level 2 concerns
will be reviewed by the individual First Responder together with the Basic Life Support
Coordinator. The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction
with the assIgned Fire District liaison will assure that the individual First Responder
receive additional training and education
Level 3: Constitutes a minor protocol devtation. All Level 3 quality assurances shall be
considered minor and shall be handled lhrough confidential interdepartmental mail.
Level 4 · Provides a means for communication between individual first Responder and
Basic Life Support Coordinator,
E . IN-SERVICE PROGRAM. The in-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In-services will be r~andatory for all personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Six in-services a year
will be offered at the Fire District Stations. see Exhibit C attached. Scheduling of in-
services will be done in conjunclion with the Fire District. The in-services will follow the
DOT/EMT-B first responder curriculum and will contain both didactic and hands-on skill
evaluation. Only three absences per First Responder will be allowed in a two-year
period. Failure to meet this requiremenl will mean immediate suspension of the
individual First Responder's ability, to work under the roles and responsibilities of a first
responder. Actions of this type will involve the Fire District chain of Command. After
suspension, an individual First Responder may regain the status of a first responder only
after completing a written exam and a scenario-based evaluation by the Medical Director.
In order to enhance the training program, the Fire District will identify one person to act
as the liaison to the Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director.
F. Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING. ^ED training will be
completed every six months through the regularly scheduled in-service program. All
record keeping and quality assurance will also be handled by the Basic Life Support
Coordinator.
G. DOCUMENTATION. Upon completion of a medical call, the First Responder
meeting the necessary qualifications will enter the appropriate information into the
computer and properly complete the run report. The County shall assure that the
computer is designed to automatically upload the information via modem into the main
data base located at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed time.
The First Responder shall provide the information to the EMS Paramedic team verbally
and forward a completed basic life support run report to the office of the Basic Life
Support coordinator within 24 hours from the provision of service rendered. All basic life
support run reports are confidential medical confidential medical information and shall be
handled consistent with federal and state legislation.
FIAY 'J998
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This will create a system which provides for the standardization of all basic life
support medical equipment throughout the nine area fire departments.
I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the responsibility of the Fire District.
J. The Fire District shall pay the sum of $ 347.81 by October 31, 1997 to Collier
County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses.
This Agreement will commence on October 1, 1997 and shall be filed with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Emergency Medical
Services, 1317 Winewood Blvd.. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0700, where it will be
retained as part of the Collier County EMS Department License file. This Agreement
will expire on September 30, 1998.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. this Agreement was executed this ~,' day
of ~"~, ~5',.~.2_.. 1997 by the undersigned.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. Deputy Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: BY:
Deputy Clerk
BY: BY:
Diane B. Flagg, Chief
Emergency Services Department
Emilo Rodriguez, Chief
Isle of Capri Fire Department
Barbara B. Berry, Chairman
Collier County Board of County
Commissioner as EX-Officio Governing
of the Isle of Capri Municipal Fire Service
Taxing District
Robert B. Tober, Medical Director
Emergency Medical Services Department
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency
Hei~ F.~a~sht0n, AsSistant ~'ounty Attorney
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MEMORANDUM
To: Rod Rodriquez, Chief
Date:
From:
September 18, 1997
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
Ail classes will be from 0900 - 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
November 1997
January 1998
March 1998
May 1998
July 1998
September 1998
October 1998
SAED Recert. 14 - 6 Scenarios I Written Test
'BOOM' ... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and decon.
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EMT- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT.B's. Lecture and scenario based training
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. 14-6 scenarios i written
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
traction the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EMT - B's,' scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
1998 HIV-HBV update- Mandatory for State Recert!!!!
Do Not Miss This One.
Airway Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
SAED Recert. 14-6 Scenarios I Written, OB emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
,A~ENOA ~T£M
Exhibit C ~o.~
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tNTE .R. LOCAI~ AGREEMENT
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this . day of ., by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred to as "County" and the 'City of Naples.'
WITN ESSETH;_
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the
City of Naples for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, rules and
responsibilities of first responder personnel in an emergency scene and the
documentation required for patient care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida
Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE: Since the City of Naples uses its own Dispatch
Center, the parties shall operate under the current dispatch procedures,
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the City of Naples must (a)
successfully complete at a minimum a course which meets or exceeds the 1979 U.S.
Department of Transportation First Responder training course. (Proof of course
completion is required); and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life
Support Course C or ARC CPR Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of
course completion is required).
C. FIRST RESPONDER RULES A~ID RESPONSIBILITIES: All first
responders, upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe, will begin
patient care, if needed, following the guidelines set forth by The Collier County
Emergency Medical Services Department Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A
copy of the guidelines is attached as Exhibit A.
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D. QUALITY ASSURANCE.
I . A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Collier County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic Life Support Coordinator") and Medical Director
on a monthly basis using the computer hardware, software and run report. Run
Reports and the appropriate computer hardware, if unava~able at a co-located
EMS/Fire EMS Department Station, will be the responsibility of the City of Naples.
2. The
assurance review:.
Basic Life Support Coordinator will conduct a three-part quality
a. 100% quality assurance review using specially designed computer
software developed by the Emergency Medical Services Department and the County's
software company.
Individual run report review by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
bo
Director.
C.
Field evaluation where the Basic Life Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without notice to the City of Naples. If the
computer program determines that there is a deviation from the procedures and
guidelines attached in Exhibit A, the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B.
3. The quality assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories:
Level 1: Constitutes a serious breach of protocol and/or has a negative impact on the
patient's prognosis. All Level 1 concerns will be reviewed by the individual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support
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Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction with the assigned City of Naples
liaison shall assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and
education.
Level 2: Constitutes a breach of protocol which had minimal or no impact on the
patient, but would be considered poor clinical treatment o~ decision making. All Level 2
concerns will be reviewed by the individual First Responder Iogether with the Basic Life
Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the ~ Director in
conjunction with the assigned City of Naples liaison will assure lhat the ~ F'~rst
Responder receive additional training and education
Level 3: Constitutes a minor protocol deviation. All Level 3 quar~/assura3ces shall
be considered minor and shall be handled through contrKlential inte~'depar'~w~al mail.
Level 4 ' Provides a means for communication between individual first responder and
Basic Life Support Coordinator
E . IN-SERVICE PROGRAM. The in-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In.services will be mandatory for all personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Six in-services a year
will be offered at the City of Fire Departments Stations, see Exhibit C attached.
Scheduling of the in-services will be done in conjunction with the City of Naples Fire
Department. The in-services will follow the DOTIEMT-B first responder curriculum and
will contain both didactic and hands-on skill evaluation. Only three absences per First
Responder will be allowed in a two-year period. Failure to meet this requirement will
mean immediate suspension of the individual First Responder's ability to work under
the roles and responsibilities of a first responder. Actions of this type will involve the
City of Naples Fire Department Chain of Command. After suspension,__an individual
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First Responder may regain the status of a first responder only aries' completing a
written exam and a scenario-based evaluation by the Medical Director. In order to
enhance the training program, the City of Naples will identify one person to act as the
liaison to the Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Direct_or.
Fo
completed every six months through the regularly scheduled in-service program.
record keeping and quality assurance will also be handled by the Basic Ufe Support
Coordinator.
Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING. AED training will be
All
G. DOCUMENTATION. Upon completion of a medical call, the First Responder
meeting the necessary qualifications will enter the appropriate information into the
computer and properly complete the run report. The County shall assure that the
computer is designed to automatically upload the information via modem into the main
data base located at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed
time. The first responder shall provide the information to the EMS Paramedic team
verbally and forward a completed basic life support run report to the office of the Basic
Life Support coordinator within 24 hours from the provision of service rendered. All
basic life support run reports are confidential medical information and shall be handled
consistent with federal and state legislation.
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This will create a system which provides for the standardization of all basic
life support medical equipment throughout the nine area fire departments.
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I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the respons~ility of the City of
Naples.
J. The City of Naples shall pay the sum of $10,747.15 by October 31, 1997 to
Collier County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses.
This Agreement will commence on October 1, 1997 and shall be filed with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Emergency Medical
Services, 1317 Winewood Blvd., Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0700, where it will be
retained as part of Ihe Collier County EMS Department License file. This Agreement
will expire on September 30, 1998.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, lhis Agreement was executed this day
of 1997 by the undersigned.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. Deputy Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: BY:
Deputy Clerk
Tara A.,, City Clerk
Dr. Robert B. Tober, IVl~dical Director
Ba=ba=a ~o Be==yChairman
Api;ro~ved as to legal f~rrr~and content
d, ',,/
As{~t. County AttOrney
Approved as to legal form and content
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MEMORANDUM
Kevin Rambosk, Chief
Naples Police & Emergency Services Department
Date: September 18, 1997
From:
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
All classes will be from 0900 - 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
SAED Recert. 14 - 6 Scenarios I Written Test
November 1997
January 1998
'BOOM'... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and dec. on.
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EMT- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT-B's. Lecture and scenario based training
March 1998
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. 14-6 scenarios I written
May 1998
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
traction the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EMT - B's, scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
July 1998
1998 HIV-HBV update- Mandatory for State Recert!!l!
Do Not Miss This One.
September 1998
Airway Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
October 1998
SAED Recert. i 4-6 Scenarios I Written, Om emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
Exhibit C
INT~RLOCAL AGREEMENT
THiS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this , day of_ _ by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred to as "County" and the Big Corkscrew Island Fire Control and Rescue District.
created by Special Act of the legislature in the Laws of Florida 77-535, hereinafter
referred to as 'Fire District'
wrrNt SSETH:
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the Fire
District for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, rules and responsibilities of
first responder personnel in an emergency scene and the documentation required for
patient care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE: Since the Fire District Operates on Collier
County Sheriff's Office control channel, the parties shall operate under existing Collier
County Sheriff's Office dispatched procedures also referred to as the Collier County
Fire Chiefs Communication Manual
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the Fire District must (a) successfully
complete at a minimum a course which meets or exceeds the 1979 U.S. Department of
Transportation First Responder training course. (Proof of course completion is
required); and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life Support Course C or
ARC CPR Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of course completion is
required).
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C. FIRST RESPONDER RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: All first
responders, upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe, will begin
patient care, if needed, following the guidelines set forth by the Collier County
Emergency Medical Services Department Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A
copy of the guidelines is attached as Exhibit A.
D. QUALITY ASSURANCE. (NON DISCIPLINARY)
I . A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Collier County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic Life Support Coordinator'') and Medical Director on
a monthly basis using the computer hardware, software and run report. Run Reports and
the appropriate computer hardware, if unavailable at a co-located EMS/Fire EMS
Department Station, will be the responsibility of the Fire District.
2 The Basic Life Support Coordinator will conduct a three-part quality
assurance review'
a. 100% quality assurance rewew using specially designed computer software
developed by the Emergency Medical Services Department and the County's software
company
b. Individual run repot! review by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
Director.
c. Field evaluation where the Basic Life Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without notice to the Fire District. If the
computer program determines that there is a deviation from the procedures and
guidelines attached in Exhibit A, the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B.
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3. The quality assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories:
Level 1: Constitutes a serious' breach of protocol and/or has a negative impact on the
patient's prognosis. All Level 1 concerns will be reviewed by the individual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support
Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction with the assigned Fire District liaison
shall assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and education.
Level 2: Constitutes a breach of protocol which had minimal or no impact on the patient,
but would be considered poor clinical treatment or decision making. All Level 2 concerns
will be reviewed by the individual First Responder together with the Basic Life Support
Coordinator. The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction
with the assigned Fire District liaison will assure that the individual First Responder
receive additional training and education
Level 3: Constitutes a minor protocol deviation. All Level 3 quality assurances shall be
considered minor and shall be handled through confidential interdepartmental mail.
Level 4 · Provides a means for communication between individual first responder and
Basic Life Support Coordinator.
E IN-SERVICE PROGRAM. The in-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In-services will be mandatory for ali personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Six in-services a year
will be offered at the Fire Districts Stations, see Exhibit C attached. Scheduling of
inservices will be done in conjunction with Fire Bi~J~,ele. ~0 ~t'v, (.f'~.
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The in.services will follow the DOT/EMT-B first responder curriculum and will,~
contain both didactic and hands-on skill evaluation. Only three absences per First
Responder will be allowed in a two-year period. Failure to meet this requirement will
mean immediate suspension of the individual First Responder's ability to work under the
roles and responsibilities of a first responder. Actions of this type will involve the Fire
District chain of Command. After suspension, an individual First Responder may regain
the status of a first responder only after completing a written exam and a scenario-based
evaluation by the Medical Director. In order to enhance the training program, the Fire
District will identify one person to act as the liaison to the Basic Life Support Coordinator
and the Medical Director.
F. Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING. AED training will be
completed every six months through the regularly scheduled in-service program. All
record keeping and quality assurance will also be handled by the Basic Life Support
Coordinator.
G. DOCUMENTATION. Upon completion of a medical call, the First Responde~
meeting the necessary qualifications will enter the appropriate information into the
computer and properly complete the run report. The County shall assure that the
computer is designed to automatically upload the information via modem into the main
data base Iocatecl at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed time.
The first responcler shall provide the information to the EMS Paramedic team verbally
and forward a completed basic life support run report to the office of the Basic Life
Support coordinator within 24 hours from the provision of service rendered. All basic life
support run reports are confidential medical confidentIal medical information and shall be
handled consistent with federal and state legislation.
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This will create a system which provides for the standardization of all basic life
support medical equipment throughout the nine area fire departments.
I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the responsibility of the Fire District.
J. The Fire District shall pay the sum of $1,873.50 by October 31, 1997 to
Collier County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses, and by each October
31, thereafter, the Fire District shall pay a sum equal the percentage of the total
operational expenses, of the nine Fire Departments, which sum shall be mutually agreed
upon by the County and the Fire District.
This Agreement will commence on October 1, 1997 and shall be filed with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Emergency Medical
Services, 1317 Winewood Blvd.. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0700, where it will be
retained as part of the Collier County EMS Department License file. This Agreement
will expire on September 30. 1998.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. this Agreement was executed this day
of 1997 by the undersigned.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. Deputy Clerk
BY:
Deputy Clerk
BY.~'~
Diane B. F!agg,'~.hief
. , Emergency Service~ Department
,Ix. I~andy Lyg. j3s~", Chairman
/ Big Cork Screw Island Fire District
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:
~,a~'b&ra B. Berz'y Chairman
Collier County BTd ~//~~
Robert B. Tober, .,,M~_~cal Director
Emergency Medical Services Department
Approved as to,form and legal sufficiency
HHi~i F. Ashton, Assistant County Attorney
HAY 1998
To:
Frank Kovorik, Chief
MEMORANDUM
Date: September 18, 1997
From:
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
All classes will be from 0900- 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
SAED Reced. / 4 - 6 Scenarios I Written Test
November 1997
January 1998
"BOOM" ... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and dec, on.
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EMT- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT-B's. Lecture and scenario based training
March 1998
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. / 4-6 scenarios I written
May 1998
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
traction the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EMT - B's, scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
July 1998
1998 HIV-HBV update- Mandalory for State Recert!!!!
Do Not Miss This One.
September 1998
Airway Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
O~ober 1998
SAED Recert. 1 4-6 Scenarios I Written, OB emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
Exhibit C
!NTER~.0CAL AGREEMENT..
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this day of , by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred to as "County" and the Ochopee Fire Control District, created by County
Ordinance No. 75-6, as amended, hereinafter referred to as 'Fire District.'
WITNESSETH;
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the Fire
District for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, rules and responsibilities of
first responder personnel in an emergency scene and the documentation required for
patient care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE Since the Fire District Operates on Collier
County Sheriff's Office control channel, the parties shall operate under existing Collier
County Sheriff's Office dispatched procedures, also referred to as the Collier County
Fire Chiefs Communication Manual.
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the Fire District must (a) successfully
complete at a minimum a course which meets or exceeds the 1979 U.S. Department of
Transportation First Responder training course. (Proof of course completion is required);
and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life Support Course C or ARC CPR
Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of course completion is required).
C. FIRST RESPONDER RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: All first
responders, upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe, will begin
patient care, if needed, following the guidelines set forth by The Collier County
Emergency Medical Services Department Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A
copy of the guidelines is attached as Exhibit A.
D. QUALITY ASSURANCE. (NON DISCIPLINARY)
1 . A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Collier County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic Life Support Coordinator") and Medical Director on
a monthly basis using the computer hardware, software and run report. Run Reports and
the appropriate computer hardware, if unavailable at a co-located EMS/Fire EMS
Department Station will be the responsibility of the Fire District.
2. The Basic Life Support Coordinator will conduct a three-part quality
assurance review'
a, 100% quality assurance review using specially designed computer software
developed by the Emergency Medical Services Department and the County's software
company.
b.
Director.
C.
Individual run report review by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
Field evaluation where the Basic Life Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without notice to the Fire District. If the
computer program determines that there is a deviation from the procedures and
guidelines attached in Exhibit A, the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B.
; ---1 ............. - - , .... ..... ~ ......... II II III ................................ !
3. The quality assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories:
Level 1: Constitutes a serious breach of protocol and/or has a negative impact on the
patient's prognosis. All Level 1 concerns will be reviewed by the individual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support
Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction with the assigned Fire District liaison
shall assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and education.
Level 2: Constitutes a breach of protocol which had minimal or no impact on the patient,
but would be considered poor climcal treatment or decision making. All Level 2 concerns
will be reviewed by the individual First Responder together with the Basic Life Support
Coordinator. The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction
with assigned Fire District liaison wdl assure that the individual First Responder receive
additional training and education
Level 3: Constitutes a minor protocol deviation. All Level 3 quality assurances shall be
considered minor and shall be handled through confidential interdepartmental mail.
Level 4 ' Provides a means for communication between individual first responder and
Basic Life Support Coordinator.
E . IN-SERVICE PROGRAM. The in-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In-services will be mandatory for all personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Six in-services a year
3
will be offered at the Fire Districts Stations. see Exhibit C attached. Scheduling of in-
services will be done in conjunction with the Fire Districts. The in-services will follow the
DOT/EMT-B first responder curriculum and will contain both didactic and hands-on skill
evaluation. Only three absences per First Responder will be allowed in a two-year
period. Failure to meet this requirement will mean immediate suspension of the
individual First Responder's ability to work under the roles and responsibilities of a first
responder. Actions of this type will involve the Fire District chain of Command. After
suspension, an individual First Responder may regain the status of a first responder only
after completing a written exam and a scenario-based evaluation by the Medical Director.
In order to enhance the training program, the Fire District will identify one person to act
as the liaison to the Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director.
F. Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING. AED training will be
completed every six months through the regularly scheduled in-service program. All
record keeping and quality assurance will also be handled by the Basic Life Support
Coordinator.
G. DOCUMENTATION. Upon completion of a medical call, the First Responder
meeting the necessary qualifications will enter the appropriate information into the
computer and properly complete the run report. The County shall assure that the
computer is designed to automatically upload the ir,,:ormation via modem into the main
data base located at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed time.
The first responder shall provide the information to the EMS Paramedic team verbally
and forward a completed basic life support run report to the office of the Basic Life
Support coordinator within 24 hours from the provision of service rendered. All basic life
support run reports are confidential medical confidential medical information and shall be
handled consistent with federal and state legislation.
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This will create a system which provides for the standardization of all basic life
support medical equipment throughout the nine area fire departments.
I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the responsibility of the Fire District.
J. The Fire District shall pay the sum of $ 3,575.20 by October 31, 1997 to
Collier County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses.
This Agreement will commence on October 1, 1997 and shall be filed with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Emergency Medical
Services, 1317 Winewood Blvd., Tailahassee, Florida 32399-0700, where it will be
retained as part of the Collier County EMS Department License file. This Agreement
will expire on September 30. 1998.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. this Agreement was executed this day
of 1997 by the undersigned.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. Deputy Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY: BY:
BY:
BY:
Deputy Clerk
· ,,Chief
Emergency Services Department
Vince Doerr. Chief
Ochopee Fire Department
Barbara B.Berry Chairman
Collier County Board of County
Commissioner as EX-Officio Governing
of the Isle of Capri Municipal Fire Service
Taxin~.~,~/,~~"~
BY: '/"'~'/
Robert B. Tober,,/~edical Director
Emergency Medical Services Department
Appr. oved as t.o form and legal sufficiency
He, dj F. Ash{'on~ ~ssistan~'County Attorney
5
MEMORANDUM
To:
Vince Doerr, Chief
Date: September 18, 1997
From:
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
All classes will be from 0900 - 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
SAED Recert 14 - 6 Scenarios ! Written Test
November 1997
'BOOM" ... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and decon.
January 1998
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EMT- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT-B's. Lecture and scenario based training
March 1998
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. / 4-6 scenarios I written
May 1998
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
traction the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EMT - B's, scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
July 1998
1998 HIV-HBV update, Mandatory for State Recert!!!!
Do Not Miss This One.
September 1998
Air'way Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
October 1998
SAED Recert. 14-6 Scenarios I Written, OB emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
Exhibit C
INTERL.0CAL A(~REEMENT
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this day of , by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred tc as "County" and the City of Marco Island hereinafter referred to as 'City
WITNE, SSETH:
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the City
for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, roles and responsibilities of first
responder personnel in an emergency scene and the documentation required for patient
care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE: Since the City operates on Collier County
Sheriff's Office control channel, the parties shall operate under existing Collier County
Sheriff's Office dispatch procedures, also referred to as the Collier County Fire Chiefs
Communication Manual.
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the City must (a) successfully
complete at a minimum a course which meets or ~xceeds the 1979 U.S. Department of
Transportation First Responder training cour. se. (Proof of course completion is
required); and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life Support Course C or
ARC CPR Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of course completion is
required).
FIRST RESPONDER ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES All first
upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe. will beg~n
Colher County
responders,
patient care. if needed, following the guidelines set forth by the
Emergency Medical Services Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A copy of the
guidelines is attached as Exhibit A
D. QUALITY ASSURANCE. (NON DISCIPLINARY)
1 . A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Colher County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic L~fe Support Coordinator") and Medical D~rector on
a monthly basis using computer hardware, software and run reports Run Reports and
the appropriate computer hardware if unavailable al a co-located EMS/Fire Department
Station, will be the responsibJhty of the C~ty
2 The Basic Life Support Coord~na:or w~ll conduct a three-part quahty
assurance rev~e,,v
a 100% quahty assurance revsew using spec~a!ly designed computer software
developed by the Emergency I'vled~csl Serwces Departmenl and the County's software
company
b
Director.
c.
Individual run repo,'t rev,ew by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
F~eld evaluation where the Basic L~fe Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without nobce to the Fire District if the
computer program determines that there ~s a dev~abon from the procedures and
guidelines attached 'n Exhibit A. the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B
3 The quahty assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories
Level 1' Consbtutes a serious breach of protocol and/or has a negative ~mpact on the
patient's prognosis All Level 1 concerns will be rewewed by the indtvidual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator The Basic Life Support
Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction with the assigned City Paison shall
assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and educabon
Level 2. Constttutes a breach of protocol which had m~mmal or no ~mpact on the pabent.
but would be considered poor chntcal treatment or decision making. All Level 2 concerns
will be reviewed by the individual First Responder together with the Basic Life Support
Coordinator The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction
with the assigned C~ty liaison w~ll assure that the individual First Responder receive
additional training and educahon
Level 3: Constitutes a m~nor protocol dewahon All Level 3 quality assurances shall be
considered minor and shall be handled through confidential interdepartmental mail.
Level 4 · Provides a means for commun~cabon between ~nd~wdual firefighter and Basic
Life Support Coordinator
E IN-SERVICE PROGRAM The tn-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In-services will be mandatory for all personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Twelve in-services a
year will be offered at the C~ty station, see Exhibq C attached Scheduling of in-serv,ces
! HAY I /1998
will be done in conjunction with the City Liaison. The in-services will follow the
DOT/EMT-B first responder curriculum and will contain both didactic and hands-on skill
evaluation. Only three absences per First Responder will be allowed in a two-year
period. Failure to meet this requirement will mean ~mmediate suspension of the
individual First Responder's ability to work under the roles and responsibilities of a first
responder. Action of this type will involve the City Fire Department chain of command
After suspension, an individual First Responder may regain the status of a first responder
only after complehng a written exam and a scenario-based evaluation by the Medical
D~rector In orc~er to enhance tr~e training program, the C~ty w~ll identify one person to act
as the he,son to tl3e Basfc Lde Support Coordinator and the Medical Director.
F Automatic External Dehbrlllator (AED) TRAINING AED training will be
completed every slx months through the regularly scheduled in-service program Ail
record keeping and quahty assurance w~ll also be hanc~led by the Basic Life Support
Coordinator
G DOCUMENTATION U~on complebon of a medical call, the F~rst Responder
meeting the necessary quahhcat~ons w~ll enter the appropriate ~nformabon ~nto the
computer and properly complete the run report The County shall assure that the
computer ~s designed to automahcally upload the ~nformahon v~a modem into the ma~n
data base located at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed brae
The f~rst responcler shall prowcle the ~nformation to the EMS Paramedic team verbally
and forward a completed basic :~fe support run ~'eport to the ofhce of the Basic Life
Support coordinator within 24 hours from the prows~on of service rendered All basic hfe
support run reports are conhdenhal medical confidential meal,cai ~nformatlon and shall be
handled consistent with federal and state legislation
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This wdl create a system which prowdes for the standardization of all basic life
support medical equipment throughout the rune area fire departments
I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the responsibdity of the Fire District.
J. The City shall pay the sum of $ 11,773.72 by October 31, 1997 to Colher
County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses
This Agreement will commence on Octcber 1. 1997 and shall be hied w~th the
Department of Health and Rehabd~tat,ve Serwces Ofhce of Emergency Medical
Services. 1317 Wmewood Blvcl Tallal3assee Florida 32399-0700. where it wql be
retained as part of the Colher County EMS Departmenl L~cense hie Th~s Agreement
will expire on September 30. 1998
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. th~s Agreement was executed th~s day
of 1997 by the undersigned
DATED
ATTEST
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Deputy Clerk
Harry Cow~n. Chairman
_Cit.'v of, Marco Island
, \
Oiane"B Flagc~:-~,~h,ef
Emergency Services Department
~d Fire-Rescue
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY
Barbara B Berry. Chairman
Collier County Board of~
Robert B Tober. ~edl~al D~rector
Emergency Medical Serwces Departmenl
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency
Held~ F'~shto~. Assistant County Attorney
BY:
Charles McCool
Interim City Manager
Approved as to form and legal sufficiency
MEMORANDUM
To:
Ed Dwyer, Chief
Date: September 18, 1997
From:
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
All classes will be from 0900 - 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
SAED Recert. / 4 - 6 Scenarios I Written Test
November 1997
'BOOM" ... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and dec. on.
January 1998
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EM'r- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT-B's. Lecture and scenario based training
March 1998
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. 14-6 scenarios / written
May 1998
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
traction the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EMT - B's, scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
jury 1998
1998 HIV-HBV update~ Mandatory for State Recert!!!!
Do Not Miss This One.
September 1998
Airway Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
October 1998
SAED Recert. 14-6 Scenarios I Written, OB emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
Exhibit C
HAY lq '1998 I
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT dated this~ . day of_ .., by
and between Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
referred to as "County" and the North Naples Fire Control and Rescue District, created
by Special Act of the legislature in the Laws of Florida 65-2032, hereinafter referred to
as 'Fire District"
WITNE. $SETH;
WHEREAS, this Agreement is being entered into between the County and the Fire
District for the purpose of establishing dispatch protocols, rules and responsibilities of
first responder personnel in an emergency scene and the documentation required for
patient care rendered pursuant to Section 401.435, Florida Statutes.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants provided herein
and other valuable consideration, the parties agree as follows:
A. DISPATCH PROCEDURE: Since the Fire District Operates on Collier
County Sheriff's Office control channel, the parties shall operate under existing Collier
County Sheriff's Office dispatched procedures, also referred to as the Collier County
Fire Chiefs Communication Manual.
B. FIRST RESPONDER QUALIFICATION: To be eligible to perform as a first
responder, an individual under the employment of the Fire District must (a) successfully
complete at a minimum a course which meets or exceeds the 1979 U.S. Department of
Transportation First Responder training course. (Proof of course completion is
required); and (b) successfully complete an AHA CPR Basic Life Support Course C or
ARC CPR Basic Life Support for professional rescue. (Proof of course completion is
required).
C. FIRST RESPONDER RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: All first
responders, upon arriving at a scene and deeming that the scene is safe, will begin
patient care, if needed, following the guidelines set forth by The Collier County
Emergency Medical Services Department Medical Director (the "Medical Director"). A
copy of the guidelines is attached as Exhibit A.
D. QUALITY ASSURANCE. (NON DISCIPLINARY)
1 . A quality assurance program will be conducted by the Collier County Basic
Life Support Coordinator (the "Basic Life Support Coordinator") and Medical Director on
a monthly basis using the computer hardware, software and run report. Run Reports and
the appropriate computer hardware, if unavailable at a cmlocated EMS/Fire EMS
Department Station. will be the responsibility of the Fire District.
2 The Basic Life Support Coordinator will conduct a three-part quality
assurance review:
a. 100% quality assurance review using specially designed computer software
developed by the Emergency Medical Services Department.
b. Individual run report review by Basic Life Support Coordinator or Medical
Director.
c. Field evaluation w. here the Basic Life Support Coordinator and/or the
Medical Director randomly respond to calls without notice to the Fire District. If the
computer program determines that there is a deviation from the procedures and
guidelines attached in Exhibit A, the Basic Life Support Coordinator shall complete a
quality assurance worksheet in the form of Exhibit B.
HAY 1998
3. The quality assurance worksheet classifies quality assurance concerns in the
following categories:
Level 1: Constitutes a serious breach of protocol and/or has a negative impact on the
patienrs prognosis All Level 1 concerns will be reviewed by the individual First
Responder together with the Basic Life Support Coordinator. The Basic Life Support
Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction with the assigned Fire District liaison
shall assure that the individual First Responder receive additional training and education.
Level 2: Consbtutes a breach of protocol which had minimal or no impact on the patient,
but would be considered poor clinical treatment or decision making. All Level 2 concerns
will be reviewed by the individual First Responder together with the Basic Life Support
Coordinator. The Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director in conjunction
with the assigned Fire District liaison will assure that the individual First Responder
receive additional training and education
Level 3: Constitutes a minor protocol deviation. All Level 3 quality assurances shall be
considered minor and shall be handled through confidential interdepartmental mail.
Level 4: Provides a means for communication between
Basic Life Support Coordinator.
individual first responder and
E . IN-SERVICE PROGRAM. The in-service program provides face to face
training for First Responder. In-services will be mandatory for all personnel whose role
and responsibilities will be or could be that of a first responder. Six in-services a year
3
I I,IA¥ aS8/
will be offered at the Fire Districts Stations, see Exhibit C attached. Scheduling of in-
services will be done in conjunction with the Fire District. The in-services will follow the
DOTIEMT-B first responder curriculum and will contain both didactic and hands-on skill
evaluation. Only three absences per First Responder wilt be allowed in a two-year
period. Failure to meet this requirement will mean immediate suspension of the
individual First Responder's ability to work under the roles and responsib!!ities as a first
responder. Actions of this type will involve the Fire District chain of Command. After
suspension, an individual First Responder may regain the status of a first responder only
after completing a written exam and a scenario-based evaluation by the Medical Director.
In order to enhance the training program, the Fire District will identify one person to act
as the liaison to the Basic Life Support Coordinator and the Medical Director.
F. Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) TRAINING. AED training will be
completed every six months through the regularly scheduled in-service program. All
record keeping and quality assurance will also be handled by the Basic Life Support
Coordinator.
G. DOCUMENTATION. Upon completion of a medical call, the First Responder
meeting the necessary qualifications will enter the appropriate information into the
computer and properly complete the run report. The County shall assure that the
computer is designed to automatically upload the information via modem into the main
data base located at Collier County Emergency Medical Services at a pre-designed time.
The first responder shall provide the information to the EMS Paramedic team verbally
and forward a completed basic life support run report to the office of the Basic Life
Support coordinator within 24 hours from the provision of service rendered. All basic life
support run reports are confidential medical confidential medical information and shall be
handled consistent with federal and state legislation.
H. EQUIPMENT. All basic life support medical equipment, not on the
Standardized Equipment List shall receive approval prior to purchase by the Medical
Director. This will create a system which provides for the standardization of all basic life
support medical equipment throughout the nine area fire departments.
I. NOTIFICATION OF EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Upon notification, the treatment procedures shall be the responsibility of the Fire District.
J. The Fire District shall pay the sum of $ 24,238.98 .by October 31, 1997 to
Collier County as a reimbursement towards operational expenses.
This Agreement will commence on October 1, 1997 and s~all be filed with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Office of Emergency Medical
Services, 1317 Winewood Blvd., Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0700, where it will be
retained as part of the Collier County EMS Department License file. This Agreement
will expire on September 30, 1998.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement was executed this
of 1997 I~y the undersigned.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Deputy Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:
Deputy Clerk
BY:
Diane B. Flagg,'Chief
Emergency Sergices Department
Ed Maguire~l~man
North Naples Fire District
BY:
Barbara a.aerr~hairman
Collier County Board'of County
Robert B. Tober,~l Director
)roved as to fo,~
Apl and legal sufficiency
H~idi F.-Ashton, Assistant County Attorney
5
MEMORANDUM
OFFICE ,3-':
COUNTY AT :'v
To: Jim Tobin, Chief
Date: September 18, 1997
From:
Helen Ortega, Captain/BLS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Services Department
Ref: 1997 - 98 MOU Training
All classes will be from 0g00 - 1200 hrs
All classes will be held at the department stations on 3 shifts.
3 CEU's will be earned for each class
October 1997
SAED Recert. 1 4 - 6 Scenarios / Written Test
November 1997
"BOOM" ... Explosion Scenario - real time mock up with
hazmat and dec, on.
January 1998
The Management of Chest Pain & SOB by the EMT- Basics
TX: the differentials of chest pain & SOB in the field as
EMT-B's. Lecture and scenario based training
March 1998
Lecture: Patients at risk with minor complaints ?
SAED Recert. / 4-6 scenarios / written
May 1998
Spinal motion restriction & Head to Toe Splinting: rigid
trac',ion the MAST, aggressive airway management for
EM'r - B's, scenario based training. Quick review of heat
Emergencies & Drowning
July 1998
1998 HIV-HBV updatd- Mandatory for State Recert!!!!
Do Not Miss This One.
September 1998
Airway Management Skills Station
Lec: The facts of chest and ABD. Trauma, Shock Challenges
Scenarios and Videos
October 1998
SAED Recert. 14-6 Scenarios I Written, OB emergecnies in
the field ..... delivering under less than optimal conditions.
The resuscitation oh neonates and infants.
Exhibit C
COLLIER COUNTY FIJ~ST RESPONDER BLS STANDING ORDERS
STA TEMEN. T OF PURPOSE
The intention of Basic Life Support Protocols is to assist the First
Responders of the nine area fire departments in delivering basic patient care
to our community, consistent with medical standards.
GUIDELINES FOR TREATMENT
The following general measures shall be applied to help promote speed and
e~cien~, when rendering emergency medical care to the sick, iii, injured or
infirmed These protocols constitute guidelines for treatment and may be
altered at the discretion of the attending Paramedic or EMS Medical
Director.
I{Tte~7 applicable, obtain verbal consent prior to treatment Respect
the patient's right to privacy and dignity. Courte~., concern and
common sense will assure the patient of the best possible care..dm'
competent adult patient has the right to refuse any and all medic~l
care. Should a patient refuse care, you must wait~or an EMS unit to
arrive on scene to assure the appropriate release form ix read and
signed by the patient.
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The First Responder shall provide Collier County Emergency Medical
Sen'ices Department with all the necessary available information in a
timely manner regarding the patient's condition and treatment to that
point, including a copy. of the medical report. Upon this interaction,
the First Responder will give arty assistance to the transport agent3.,.
INFECTIOUS DISEASE PROTOCOL
.4. ~4t ail times, use universal precautions.
lg'earing of gloves to prevent contact with patient body. fluids.
I4'earing of masks and protective eye wear during procedures
likely to generate droplet of bod), fluids.
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Wearing of gowns during procedure~ likely to generate
splashes of bo . fluids. .
Proper cleaning/disinfecting or disposal of equipment and
supplies.
Washing of hands thoroughly before and after txztient contact,
and after removal of gloves.
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If a First Responder becomes exposed, the procedures listed below
should be followed to include:
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The contamintrted area should be washed thoroughly with soap
and'water as soon as possible.
Advise the EblS crew so they can relay to the E.R. Physici~
where patient is transported to that a '*significant taposure "
has occurred and request that the source patient be tested
L PA TIENTASSESSMENT
Initial assessment and emergent, treatment of the patient must be carried
out simultaneously, keeping treatment priorities in mind.
The primary survey is utilized to access for life-threatening situations. The
primary survey and appropriate therapy should be completed immediate.tv
and efficiently upon reaching the pattent. When appropriate, stabilizing
therapy. (cervical spine immobilization) should be instituted almost
simultaneously with the primary survey.
The First Responder Team s3ould complete the primary survey within 60
seconds, checking and/or performing the following.
1. Assess Airway
2.
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Assess patency of airway.
Establish and maintain patent airway. Determine the adequacy
and rate of respirations. Fo#ow American Heart Association
(AHA) BCLS standards, if necessary.
Assess BreatMng (see Respiratory Emergencies Protocol)_
a. Look, listen and feel for movement of air. I
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b. Support respirations as needed
c. £ook for ~ymmetrical chest movement. ·
d. Look for arty signs of respiratory distress (~. anosis, use of
accessory muscles}.
e. Record respiratory rate and quality.
Assess Circulan'on
a. /lssess carotid or femoral pulses (rate and quali.tv).
b. If indicated, perform CPR. Follow ,~H,~ BCLS standards.
c. Check for signs and ~ymptoms of circulatory compromise
(pallor, diaphoresis, delayed capillary refill).
Assess For Life Threatening Bleedt'ng
Cohtrol exsanguinating hemorrhage appropriate~.
Assess Level of Consciousness
The ,~. KP. U. method should be used. for initial neurologic
evaluation:
.~ - ,~ left
I/' ReSPonds to verba[ stimuli
? - Responds to painful stimuli
U- Unresponsive
Secondary Sttrvey:
The seconda~, survey occurs after the primary' survey has been completed
and appropriate action has been taken. It is a complete examination
designed to check for speci.~c, although not necessarily life-threatening
injuries. The secondary survey can be performed in conjunction with the
primary survey or when appropriate throughout patient treatment. The
Fire-Resczte Team should perform and/or check for the following.
tal Signs:
Blood Pressure: ,~I1 medically related calls shouM have a "complete"
assessment of the ~.stolic and diastolic pressures. If extenuating
circumstances exist, such as active se~'ures, a ~ystolic blood pressure may
be palpated. F/hen a blood pressure is palpated, narrative documentation
must be provided regarding the reason it was necessary. ,~s soon as
possible, complete blood pressures shall be auscultated and documented
Trauma patients m~. have blood pressures palpated as long as
prohibits a 'complete assessrnenL Once the situation ix stabil~ed, complete
blood pressures must be auscultated and documented. ,
Respirations: Check and document for rate and quality.
Temperature: Must be taken on aH medical patients.
History: Use the AMPLE metho&
1. A - Allergies
2. M-
Medications. Determine what reeds the patient takes. Note the
dosage and schedule. Ig~henever possible, bring the
medications to the hospital with the patient, and document it on
the run report.
3. P - Previous illness
4. L - Last meal
5. E-
Details of the present complaint and precipitating events.
Head to Toe Survey
A thorough hands-on examination to include removing clothing over the
injured areas. The survey should inchtde:
Skin Color - document if the skin is:
a. Normal
b. Pale
c. Flushed
d. Ashen
e. Cyanotic
Skin Temperature. document if the skin is:
a. Hot and dry - or. hot and moist
b. }Varm and dry - or. warm and moist
c. Cool and dry. or. cool and moist
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3. Pupi/lary React/on
a. Equal and Reactive .
b. Equal and Unreactive
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,l. Capillary Refill
a. < 2 seconds
b. > 2 seconds
5. Distal Pulses
6. Current Physician
7. ,4ge and Sex
8. Weight (in kilograms}. ,4pproximate if unable to determine exact.
9. Specialized exams as necessary (e.~. cardiac, neurologic)
Relevant Information:
I. Patient's chief complaint, pertinent medical histo~. , allergies.
2. ~Vame and age of the patient.
3. Pertinent results fottnd on physical examination.
4. Mechanism of injury, it'found
AIR WA Y M,41NTEN,4NCE ,4ND OXYGEN,4DMINISTRA TION:
Where stated in the specific treatment protocols as "Secure an airway and
administer Supplemental Oxygen as Indicated", the following guidelines
should be followed:
,4 DMINIS TERING OXYGEN:
Nasal Cannula: 4 - 6 Z/rain (2 L/min for
mild respi['atory distress.
COPD patients) for patients In
Non-rebreather mask (NRM): 10 . 12 L/rain for pq, tientx in severe
respiratory distress, third trimester emergencies, $ignOqcant trauma and
circulatory deficiencies.
Pedi/infant simple mask: ,4 minimum of 6 L/rain must be used
NOTE: P, atie..nts with lnawn COPD and C02 retention $1wuld receive
tow. JlOW oxygen in order to m otd xupprma-ing the veatilatory
oxygen driv& ninon teve~ may mppre~ the~t paaents'
admini_stration~.~._~ caution must n however, 'enurt the
Be-r--a - a hi her levels o oxy en tn severe dtrtr~.
A~C,:~. rea to u~e a BVM and continually reasse~ the
ESTABLISH PA TENCY OF AIRP/A y
Airway Management: Clear obstructe'd airways using the appropriate
techniques. If necessary, insert an appropriate airway device to maintain
the airway. (oropharyngeal, nasopharyngeal).
Obstructed Airway
Conscious - administer abdominal thrusts (adult or child) or alternate
between back blows and chest thrustr (infant) depending on patient
situation until the obstrucn'on is relieved or the patient becomes
unconsciotts.
Unconscious. ,'tttempt to ventilate the patient. If mtcceszful, continue
to assist patient respira:ionx. If unz~tcces, vful, repo$ition the head and
attempt to ventilate again. If still tmsucce$~ful, administer $
abdominal thrusts (adUll and chilcO or $ back blows then $ ahest
thrusts (infant) depending on patient situation. Perform finger z~veep
(on an adult only) if necessary.
NO TE:
A~empt ventilations after each maneuver. Continue
this sequence until the patient regains consctott~ness or
more qualified help arrives.
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Insert oropharyngeal or nasopharyngeal airway.
Ventilate the patient once every 5 seconds for an achtlt, once every $
seconds for a child and once every 3 seconds.for an infant, uttl~ing
an appropriately si.ed bag-valve mask with reservoir. I~rhen using the
bag-valve device connect the supply tubing to the ax),ggn tank at a
flow of I$ L/min. wtth the reservoir bag attached.
MEDIC/ff~ EMERGENCIE$
Citest Pain of Cardlac Origin
1. Perform patient assessment and document finding~.
2. Have patient remain quiet in 'a position of comfort.
3. Secure an air~vcO. and administer supplemental 02 a:r indicated.
Cardiac Arrest
Primary ~rvey. advise advanced life support unit of cardiac
arrest.
Perform adequate one or two person CPR according to the
most current AHA BC£S standards.
3. Apply SAED
Comatose Patients
2.
Perform patient assessment and document findingx.
Secure an airway and administer supplemental 02 a~ Indicated.
Assess scene.for possible causes.
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Perform patient arse, rsment and docmnent fmd'ingr.
Protect patient from injury. Move objec~ away that the patient
might strike and cushion the head with a pillow or blan~t.
,,,ua posstvte precipitating caurem.
Stroke - CVA (Cerebral l/araular Accident}
1. Perform patient assessment and document fmdingr.
2. Secure an air, ray and administer supplemental 02 ar indicated.
3. TO' to establish communication with patient. Even though the
patient may be unable to speak and appears to be unconrciotm.
the), may still be able to hear and underz'tand what l$ taking
p/ace· Look.for signs indicatlng pattent can undergtand you.
lndicatioar may be subtle, such as a glance, a gaz. e, motion or
pressure with a finger or hand or a nodding of the head
4. Cahn the patient.
Secure an airway and administer ~ppl~ 02 as indicated.
Do not give patient anything by mouth (they may be unable to
m~'allow).
Diabetic Emergencies
Perform patient assessment and document~ing$.
NthOTE: If the pattent ls displaylng'~'ymptonzr o lntox~,
ey may actually be having a diabetic react~o~f 'cation,
Secure an airway and administer rupplementa102 ar Indicated.
4. ~patlent lg consciou~ and alert, you may give
juice, candy bar. granular sugar, eta) ~ugar ('orange
III. TIL4 UMA EMERGENciEs
Trauma Transport Criteria
All patients meeting arty one of tire criteria ~ummarized below (dej~ned in the
Trauma Scorecard Criteria ax outlined in Florida Statute IOD-66 and the
Collier Coun.ly £M~ Protocol) should be transported to a Trawna Center:
' Respirator. Rate < 10 or > 29per minute
' Systolic BloodPressure < 90 mm ~g
' Glasgow Coma Scale < or equal to 12
' Pediatric Tratana Score < 8
' Amputation proximal to the wrist or anlde
' Penetrating Injury to the head, neck,
' Second or thirddegree chest, abdomen or groin
' Paralysis burns > 15~ of body suorace area
' Ejection from motor vehicle (car or truce on.tvJ
General Trauma Protocols
Minimize on scene time of the m'
immobilization is reattir.- ador trauma .......
Assessment ,..~ ....~ eot with a ce,,,;-..~ - · ~utten~ BI.~ and
· '"- ,reatmentpriorities ~. ,,,-,~ ~_'~ aevlce, a~d bacloboa
order. If the patient is ~apected to be a trauma
approached m the following
unit must be contacted and advised of./qndings, alert. Then ~e EMS ('Al.S}
t~rimary Survey
2.
Stabilize the nec~ and open the air~ay with ajaw thrust.
Assess breathing, lung soundr and circulation, and chec~ chest
while maintaining botlt manual cervical immobilization and./_my
thrust.
Secure an airway and admini, vter supplemental 02 ar indicated.
Trauma patientr should receive high flaw oxygen 10-12 L/min.
via non-rebreather mark.
Replace manual cervical imrnobil~.ation with appropriate
cervical immoblli:.atton dolce, and place the patient on a
backboard (see appendix A.}
Control bleeding by direct prtt. ntre and o.~re.~ for ~
Secondary Surve~
Head
Pa/pate, inspect the head and skull. Identify all related and significant
injuries.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
Evaluate eyes for pupillary xP_.e, hemorrhage and penetrattng
injuries.
Assess the nose, ears and mouth for blood or Cerebral/Spinal
FluM (CSF).
Observe for vomiting and prevent arpiration.
Observe for convulsion~ in head injuries.
Maintain C-~pine immobil~ation.
Ail unconscious patients with ~rpected head injury should be
hyperventtlated by bag-valve mask with reservoir and
supplemental oa3. 'gen at a rate of 24 - $0 breaths per minute.
Maxillofacial (Jaw and Faafal Areas)
2.
Pa/pate, Inspect for maxillofacial injures. Treat airw~.
obstruction if present, and control hemorrhage.
Blunt maxtllofacial injuries should be presumed to have a C-
Spine injury until ruled out by x-rtry'diagno$t.v.
Eye Injury
a.
Inspect the eye Carefully and document vi. mai acuio~.
If globe i~ tnjured, apply a ~erile, non-pre~'ure dressing
and cover ~ eyes.
C. Splne / Necl~
Do not remove any penetrattng objects.
2.
Palpate, Inspect the C-Spine while maintaining immobil~.ation
with a cervical device and ~kboard,
Inspect the neak for distended neck veins and trac3eal
deviation.
Abdomen
~4 uscultate, palpate and irape~ the chest, ribs and clavicle for
njuries (flail chest, .ntcking chest wound, impaled objectr,
bruaing.)
Evaluate and continue to rea~ess breath soundr.
~4uscultate heart.for rate and adequate heart soun~ (l~ote
distant or muffled heart sounds).
· 4ssessfor the presence ofnarrowingpulse pressure indicating
a possible cardiac tamponade.
If the chest is bruised, suspect a myocardial contusion.
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Extremities
Palpate, auscultate and inspect all four quadr~ of the
abdomen.
/tpply a moist sterile dressing to eviscerated abdominal woundr
or organs.
~4ssess for pelvic fractures.
Continually reassess patientr with any type of abdominal injury.
2.
Inspect lower and upper extremities for any deformi.tv fractures,
paralysis or paresis {loss of feeling).
Palpate extremities for tenderness, crepitus, peripheral pulses,
abnormal movement and range of motion.
'Visualize extremities, and immobilize and splint
fracture site before moving, arty possible
Check distal sensation and pulses
before and afer splinting or manipulation
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Neurologie
1.
2.
Shock
· App~ gentle traction to any non~ angulamdextremity'
fracture. Check distal sensation and pulse~ before and after
stabili:.ation.
Splint joint injuries in the position.found Immob'il~ both
above and b. elo~, the joint. Support hip di~loct~n with both
pillows and uninjured leg In the posttion of cotnfott
MAST tuit (if available) can be uted to ~abil~e femure, hip
and pelvic fracture~. . '
Control bleeding by direct pre.mo'e and a~se.~ for ~hock.
Cover open fracture, and amputations with moist xlerile
dressings.
AmRutated parts need to be in a sealed pla~ttc bag (if
available). Do not place the pan directO,, on ice or wrap in
moist dressings.
Assess the motor and sensory responses of extremities.
Reassess the Glasgow coma score, level of consciousness
(A VP U} and the s~e and reaction of tn~il.t
Continually reassess for any sign~ of head injury.
Look for any of these signs and symptoms when asst~ng thepatient:
1. Confusion, restlessness, or combativeness
2. g,'eakness
3. Thirst
4. Pallor
$. Tachycardia (pulse > lOOper min.)
6. Sweating (diaphoresis)
7. Tachypnea (respiratory rate > 30per min.)
8. Cold skin '
9. Hypotension ('blood pressure < I00 'systolic)
Spinal Shock
Signs and Symptoms:
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1. Decre~ed blood pressure
2. Slow and strong pulse
3. Skin warm and dry
4. Loss °f thermo-regulatory mechanisms,
heat (hypothermia).
Treatment Priorities for Shock
causing a loss of bo~.
1. Open air, ray and control cervical spine.
2. ,4sses.s bre~hb~g and circulation.
3. Stop, life threatening bleeding.
4. Recognize signs and symptoms early in treatment.
5. Coverpatient with blanket to prevent loss of body temperature.
SPECIFIC TILl UMA TIC INJURIES
Gunshot attd Stab Wounds
1. Perform patient assessment and document findings.
2. Secure an airway and administer supplemental 02 as indicated.
3. Examine patient for entrance and exit wounds. Cover ail
wounds with sterile occlusive dressing.
4. Stabilize impaied objectr inplace.
Head Trauma
1. Control cervical spine and perform patient
document findings, assessment,
2. All unconscious patients with suspected head injury should be
hyperventilated ~. bag-valve mask with reservoir and
supplemental oxygen at a rate of 24 - 30 breaths per minute.
Auto Accidents
Control cervical spine and perform patient
document findings, assessment,
Prior to extrication, apply cervical collar and KED
complaining of back pain). (if
! MAY |
· Perform rapid ex~ricatio~
~dminister appropriate treatment.for ~pecific injuries as
necessary.
5.
Stop the burning process fi.active burning ir pre. rent.
Perform pattent assessment and docaonent findings.
Evaluate patient for extent and severity of burn(s} uttl~ing
"Rule of Nines" (see appendix C).
Cover the burned area wtth dry, sterile ~
If the burn was due to a chemical agent, flush the area with
large amounts of water. If the bum was tine to dry lime, brush
off the dry lime prior to flushing.
Burn patients shouM receive htgh flaw oaygen, 10 - 12 L/min.
via non-rebreather mask, fi.shortness of breath, shock, or
evidence of respiratory tract Injury ir present.
Eye Emergencies
Evaluate mechanism of injury. For foreign bodies or chemical
exposure, flush eyes with large quantities (up to 2000 cc.) of
sterile Normal Saline.
NOTE: The exception of this rule ir a penttraffng Injury of
the eyeball.
Flushing should take place immediate~,. However, transport
shouM not be delayed to complete flarhing' If necessary,
perform flushing during transport.
Cover both eyes with eye pods and dry sterile dressings.
Maintain contact with the patient for rearsurtm~.
IV.
ENVIRONMENTAL EMER GENE?ES
Heat Emergencies
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3.
Perform patient assessment and docnment fi~'ngs.
Move the patient to a shaded, well ventilated area.
Secure an airw~, and administer supplemental 02 ar ~
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· Cool the patient rapidly by removing exce. trive clothing and
applying large amounts of g~l water, do not a, pp~, Ice, cover
the patient with wet towels, or give the patient cold I/quid to
drink as all these procedures will hamper the body '~ cooling
process.
Cold Emergencies
1. Gently remove patient from cold environment. Rough handling
of the hyPotherotic patient can cause cardiac arrest.
2. Remove any articles of damp clothing from the patient.
3. Cower the patient with blankets.
4. Secure an airw~, and administer suppleraenta102 ax indicated.
Water-R elated ,4 ccidents
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4. Begin resuscitative measures even if patient was yubm~rged for
a long period.
Poisoning
Suspect a cervical or head injury on any patient in a water-
related accident.
Secure an airway and admin'ffter supplemental 0 '
Control ~.;~_, __. _ . '2 ax indicated.
ce, ,,~a~ sptne ana perjorm patient assessment and
docum e nt.17ndin gs.
Fully immobili:e patient as soon ax possible.
I. Perform patient assessment and document findings.
2. Secure an air, ray and administer supplemental 02 ax indicated.
3. /lscertain the following information:
a. ~at did the patient take, how much and how long ago?
b. Collect all medicine vials or containers involved, for
transport to the hospital.
Hazardous Marine Stings and Bites
Perform primary survey.
Perform secondary survey, when appropriate.
Remove tentacles or residue by.flushing the area with sea
water. ~
4. · Secure an airway and adrnintrter supplemental 02 ai indicated.
5. Sting r~. stings are to be treated with heat.
NOTE: DO NOT USE FRESH IV, ITF. R OIV I'HE ,IFFECTED
~IRE,4.
Snake and Insect Bites
Perform patient assessment and document findings.
Try to obtain the following information..
a. The .type of snake or infect. (lf poxrt'ble, collect dead
, make or insect.for identification.}
b. Where did it bite the patient and how long ago?
Remove a~. constricting clothing or jewelry on the affected
e. xtremi.tv.
Immobilize the extremity and keep the t~'emity lower than the
level of the heart. '
· 4nimal Bites
Perform patient assessment and document findings.
T~. to obtain the following information:
a. The .type of animal.
b. ~here was the patient bitten and how long ago?
Stop bleeding and cover wounds with sterile dressings.
Secure an airway and administer ~upplementa102 as indicated.
,4dminister appropriate trealment for specific injuries as
necessary.
Decompression Sickness (Dive./lccidenO
Perform primary survey.
Perform secondary s~vey, when appropriate.
Place patient in supine position.
NOTE: 'Tltere Is no support for tire le~ lateral decubitis
position or
trendelenburg as may have been previoit$1y
recommended. Trendelenburg has been shown to be
harmful except possibly in the .first 20 minutes after
sttoracing.
V.
4. ' Secure an atrw~, and administer supplemental 02.
02 via non-rebreather mask i~ indicated
OBSTETRIC,4L EMERGENCIES
High flmv
Normal Delivery
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Perform patient assessment on mother and document findings.
/tssist the ba~. as it is delivered. Never attempt to pull the
baby out.
Keep baby at the same lev,las mother until cord has been
clantped and cut.
Sttction the mouth and the nose with a small btdb suction.
Insert the bulb squeezed and then release the bulb to suction
appropriately.
Clamp the umbilical cord at 6 and 8 inches and cut bet~veen'
clamps.
Perform patient assessment on the baby. Wrap the baby to
preserve body heat..4dvise the ALS unit of baby's condition.
Secure an aitnvay and administer supplemental 02 as indicated.
An .4PG~4R score shotdd be completed at I and :5 minutes after
delivery (see appendix C).
Prolapsed Umbilical Cord
2.
3.
4.
Perform patient assessment on mother and docurnent findings.
Place mother in supine position with hips elevated-
Secure an air, var and administer supplemental 02 as indicated
I47th a sterile gloved hand, gent.Iv push the baby up the vagina
several inches to relieve the pressure on the umbilical cord or
until a pulse returns to cord- This position must be maintained
Iq'rap exposed umbilical cord with sterile dressing moistened
with sterile Atormal Saline.
Palpate and document the pulse in the umbilical cord-
Breech Birth
Perform patient assessment on mother and document findings.
Secure an air~vay and administzr supplemental 02 as
· In the baby's head i~ not delivered within $ minutes, action
must be taken to prevent suffocation. F/ith a xl,erile glove hand
fornt a "V" withJ~ngers on both stdex of the batm's nose and
push the vaginal wall tnvayfrom the baby. 's ~tc~ assess
breathing} until th : . ~ 6 for
e head ts delivered (aatction O"possible}.
Never attempt to pull the baby out of the vagina.
7his is a medical emergency. Rapid ~ is essential for a
positive outcome. '
lItird Trimester Bleeth'ng
1. Perfqrm patient assessment on mother and document~nding~.
2. Secure an ·
3. airway and administer s'upplementa102 as indicated.
Place patient on left side to prevent hypoten~ion.
4. 3/ever attempt lo examine the patient internal..
Trauma Itt Pregnancy
1. Perform patient assessment on mother and document findings.
2. Secure an airway and administer supplemental 02 as indicated.
3. Place patient on left side to prevent hypotension (if there is not
danger of spinal injury), or tilt the bac-ltboard $o that the
mother is leaning to the left. Not on.Iv does this prevent
obstruction of the vena cava, it also makes aspiration less likely
if she vomits.
4. Trauma to the abdomen may cause bleeding inside the uterus.
Mark the top of the uterus with a marlu'ngpencil. Enlargement
of the uterus a'uggestr intrauterine bleeding.
5. Monitor vital signs frequently and watch the abdomen for signs
of intra, abdominal bleeding.
6. Shock is more di. bcqcult lo diagnose.in the pregnant patient, but
the most likely cause of pre-hospital death is from injury, to the
uterus. Shock also Mils the baby quickly since the blood supply
to the fetus is shut off when the mother is in shock.
7. The most common cause of traumatic fetal death ix the death of
the mother, so the goal is to get the mother to the ER alive.
P~'DIA TRIC PRO TOCOI. S
Pediatric Allergic Reactions
Secure an airw~, and'administer supplemental 02 ar indicated
If the child is resistant to the use of 02 equipment, a mmlc Item
close to rIte face is a good alternative.
Perform secondary survey.
Pediatric Seiz. ttres
e
Perform primary survey.
lf possible, secure an ainvay and administer ~upplementa102
as i~.di'cated.
Protect rIte patient from injury.
Perform secondary survey.
Febrile Seizures
Actively try to cool patient's bo~. temperature. Remove all
clothes (including tIte socks).. Cool patient by sponging with
~ water. ~Q. NO__Q._T coverpatient with a wet towel, apply ice
or give cold liquids to drink.
Pediatric Altered Level of Consciousness
Perform primary surve):
Secure an airway and administer supplemental 02 as indicated.
Perform secondary, survey.
Pediatric Asthma
Perform primar3', survey.
Secure an airwcO, and ~dminister zT~pplementa102 as indicated.
Perform secondary survey.
Croup / Epiglottis
Perform primary survey.
Perform secondary survey.
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· Jdminister 02 only tfthe patient will tolerate it. Ifahild ix
resirtant to the use of 02 equipment, the mark may. M hem close
to the face rather than secured to the child.
If the patient is cyanotic or has an altered mental xtatux,
ventilatory effort mm., need to be assisted. Do not introduce
oral airways, tong~te blades or am, other device into the
patient's mouth, as this may prec~pitate laryngeal ~axsznx and
severe z~velling, causing a complete airway obstntc~n.
PEDIATRIC ~ UM/t
Primary Su r~ey ,
Establish a patent air~vav and immobilize the C-Spine:
Maintain a neutral posit'ion with manual immobili-mion until a
cervical immobili:ation device and bac]cboard ir applied.
.4ssist ventilation if level of consciousness ir decreased or the
patient fails to respond appropriately to voice.
BreatMng
1. Expose the chest.
of respirations.
2.
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Auscultate lung sounds. Note depth and rate
Inspect and palpate for unilateral or bilateral che. rt movement,
and any other signs of injury to the area.
~4 dm inister high.flow oxygen.
~4ssess for tension pneumothorax, and open pneumothorax.
Initiate intervention and treat appropriately.
Reassess vitals ;o evaluate effectivenezs of the intervention.
Watch for gastric distention to ~r~,oid impairment of respiratory
e. fi'on and/or decreased venous return.
Circulation
,4sses$ the pulse quali.tv, rate and regulari.tv.
.4ssess the skin color, texture, and capillary refill for signs of
shoc/c
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' Sign~ and .xvmptotn, ofpea~rtcpatients with severe
shocl vp, ovolemia:
a. Tachycardia, tac~pnea '
b. Delayed capillary refill
c. Anxiety/restlessness
d. Hypotenxion (late, ominous sign)
Briefl. v assess the chest, abdomen, and extremities.for life
threatening bleeding. App~v dlrect pressure dressings to
bleeding sites.
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Pediatric Trauma Score (see appendix)
Pupil st::e and reaction
Hyperventilate if the level of consciousness is decreased
Secondary Surve),
Follow same protocol as adult secondary surv~. .
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Manually ~ab ili:e. C-Spine.
Supplement manual stabilU, ation with an appropriate~ xU. ed Cervical
Immobilization Device.
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t~,~.t,k,~,.,.,.t ,n~ . t/tt~XitlOl~ ttntil 'tent
~"~'~"""~ .~rreJerred pedi. immobilP~r) lr ful~ $tabilP. ed on
Log-roll tfte patient on side, check back for Injuries, then place the
backboard under the patient, with the patient's head I to 2 feet fPom
the top of the board. Now roll the patlent onto the board The person
at the head makes all the calls as to when to move patient.
Slide patient as a unit up into position on the backboard
Strap the patient to the backboard, starting with the boa~. ftr~ The
straps should be criss-corssed across the chest, followed bp the hips
and legs. The head is the last part of the body to be se
board. . cured to the
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AIR WA Y ADJU~CTS
Oropharyngeal Alrvmy
Determine size of ainvav needed (dirtance between corner of mouth
and ear lobe}. ' .
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inserting.
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EYES
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~e//ng ~e cord~~r ~erial ~
me ~tremitie, in re~e to ~t~ ' '~ rate5 M~~ ~ ~ ~ ~m &
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age, ~ ~ere t~ ag~ ~ome degree of ~er¢&r~ ~~ (a~o~,~).
~e need~r Immediate re--citation can be mo~ ~~ ~ed ~
~al~ting the heart rate, ~irato~ actbi~ ~ color, ~ ~ ~ ~l
~PG~R $core. ~ince ~en a ,ho~ de[~ tn lnitia~g ~~tton ~ ~lt
in a long de[~ in e*~bl~htng ~ontaneo~ ~ re~ r~to~,
re--citation ~hou/d be ~ta~ed immediately when i~icated ~ i~e~
rex~iratio~ and/or heart rate. it *houM not ~ ~l~ed while obtaining ~e
one-minute tcore.
COLLIER COUNTY
qum. rry ~SSURm~2~ WO~
NAME:
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REVIt'WED BY:
FIL=LD I~$OURCI! OFFIC~]~_
CO~~:
MEDICAL D~ECrOPz
EMPLOYEE SIGNATUR. E:=
COMMEMTS:
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ADDENDUM '1'O COOPERATIVE A¢;REEMENT WITII TIlE I)EPARTbtENT
OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSIIMER SERVI¢:E.~ DIVISION OF FORESTRY
AND COLLIER COUNTY FOR FIRE PROTECTION.
OP..IECT|VF~; To obtain Board of Co.nmy Commissioners approval to execute a
Addendum lo Cooperative Agreement with Dep;idment of Agriculture and Consumer
Services Division of Foreslry fi~r provision of fire prnmection for the total forest and wild
land acreage of (:oilier Co~mty
CONS!I)ERAT!¢)N: in FY 97/9g thc Division of Fnre.~ry provided fire protection for
54g.006 acres in Collier ('oumy m ~l~e cost of$O O3 per acre for an annual cost ot'
$16.440 Ig The Di,~ision ~d'Fores~r~' has rcquesmcd an addendum to the Cooperative
Agrecmcnl ell'uctive July I. I~Y),g. rcpru,~unling a reducthm of acreage lo 413.259 acres
rewriting in a co~t red.clion t,~ ~hc
p. rcha~ ~tl'acrca~c by .~lillC ami I'cdcr,d
FI.gCAI, I.MI'A(.'T Fmld.,, ;irc ;lvmlahlc in l)ivi~ion .l'fore..,t~' .gcrvicesd'und MSTD
( I ] I) Thc F't' IO'~g - I~yF) p;.I) recall It~ Ibc I)ivi~i.n ol'Forcst .fy is $12.397.77
GIIOW'I'II 51.AN,tGEMENT IMI'..'~('T N~,nc
rF~¢:OMSIE~I),~'r!ON Tha~ Ih,: Ili~ard ol'(',qmly ('onmlissinners approve the
Addendum to Cooperative A.urccmc~ .t wid~ ~hc I'}cpanment ol' Agriculture and Consumer
Services Division of Forestry and Co',~icr Courtly and amhorize Ihe Chairman to execute
the same.
S~ Addendmu
FC-$700-11
Approved 12/92 Legal
ADDENDUM
TO
COOPERATIVE AGREEM~q'T
DEPAR'I'MEN'r OF AGRICULTURE AND CON~ SERVICES
DMSION OF FORESTRY
COLLIER COUNTY
WHEREAS, the parties entered into an agreement as r~ by Section 125.27, Florida Statues,
~to provide fi.re protection to the total forest and wildland acreage of..~tlli~
g~EREAS, the parties now desire and intend to amend said agreement.
THEREFORE, this amendment witnesseth:
Paragraphs numbered 1 and 2 of the aforesaid agreement axe amended as follows:
FROM
The Department shall provide fire protection for~ acres of forest and v.'ild
land within ~ County.
The County shall, under the terms of this agreement, pay to the Department annually
as its share of the cost ofproviding such fire protection, ~ said receipts to
be deposited in the General Revenue Fund ofthe State.
TO
I. The Department shall provide fire protection for ~.L3..2~ acres of forest and wild
lands within ~ County.
The County shall, under the terms of this agreemc~t, pay to the Department annually
its share of the cost of providing such fire protection, ftl2..~2,2~ said receipts to be
deposited in the General Revenue Fund of the
In all its other terms and conditions thc agreement remains unchanged and is hereby reaffirmed.
STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER
SERVICES, DMSION OF FORESTRY
BY:
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF
ADMINISTRATION
DATE:
THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY
BY:.
CHAIRPERSON OF BOARD
DATE:
Attest:
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Approved as to form and
leoal sufficiency,.
Assistant County A~torne¥
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARy
APPROVAL OF A BUDGET AMMENDMENT FOR EMERGENCY
MODIFICATIONS AND ADDmONS TO EXISTING MAIN CAMPUS CHILLER
PLANT
~ To gain Board ~rtovai for a budget amendment to effect a chiller plant
exp'a~on project, ~ for the continued operation of the ex.lng chiller plant.
CONSIDERATION; For the past thr~ y~ars, the lail's chiller and water tower (the
equipmmt that produc~ chilled water for the air conditioning ~ya~n) has been in poor
repah- and in real &roger of failing. Failur~ of this equipmer~ would mean a lack of air
conditioning for both the jtii section and the SherifFs admln/strafion offices md have
major public ~afety implications. Staff has continued to nur~ this equipment along with
the intent of replacing it when the Jail Construction lh'oject takes place. Last mmuner the
temperatur~ in the Sail elevated to the point of real concern. Fans were ins~led and all
· ky lights were painted in an attempt to ~top the rising temperature. In addition to
concern of a major failure, the chiller operates on an environmentally dangerous typ~ of
freon.
The Main Government Complex's main chiller plant (this plant ua'yes all major
structures except the Jail Building) reached it's capadty two years ago and is scheduled
for expansion in Phase One of the new Space Master Plan that is scheduled to be
presented to the Board in May.
Staff has worked with FPL and Johnson Controls on a program that would eliminate the
Jail Chiller and water tower and incorporate the Jail's ~y~tem in to the Main Chiller
~ystem. This would benefit the County in thc following manner:
1) Consolidation would eliminate the Jail chiller and water tower completely. The
chance for a serious failure i~ currently very high. The effects of a failure include the
inability to supply air conditioning to the jail, the SherifFs administrative offices and the
911 Office. There are no operable widows in this facility.
2)
more reliable system.
expanzion.
Additional chiller equipment, centrally located would contribute ~ub~tiaily to a The main plant was designed and consiructed for this anticipated
Executive Summary Cont.
Chfller Plant Expansion
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3) This plan also incorporates equipment for the Courthouse, Health Building and the
Administration Building, which will increase the efficiency of the air hamtling units and
control the units so they can be scheduled to shut down during off business hours. The
savings are included in the total savings calculated in the fiscal impact section.
4) Although staff is bringing this proposal to the Board because of the critical condition
of the syst~nn, ther~ are ~ignificant savings that will be generated by the additional
equipment required for this plant retrofit. The proposed equipment will provide
documenf~ble ~-vings (actual reduction in the County's electric cost) of $90,500
armually. The contractor would provide to the County, aa Energy Analyst to oversee the
operation of the system, coordinate the savings with the local power company and
guarantee the savings. The analyst would be budgeted within the Maintenance Services
Cost Center for two years, ($62,500 annually) after the fa, st yea'. This expense is offset
by the annual savings aml is included in the total pa)back calculation by year four. The
Energy Analysts expense for the first year is included in the project cost. In addition,
Florida Power & Light will issue a $82,500 rebate after the first year for energy saved.
This rebate is directly related to the amount of energy saved bringing the J'aii chiller off
line. The equipment would be purchased from existing in-place contract with the
Johnson Controls Corporation.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The total cost of the proposal including equipment,
engineering, and all other associated costs is:
Less FPL Rebate
Net
Annual Guaranteed Electrical Savings (FPL)
Actual Cost after the First Year
Total pa)back for this project will occur in 4 years
$423,054
$82,500
$340,554
S250,054
Total cost for this project would be S423,054, which would be transferred from the
County Wide Facilities Capital Reserves (301-919010-991000) into the Chiller Plant
Expansion Project (301-120491-80005). The remaining (301) reserve balance would be
$29,132.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
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pg. ~ _
Executive Summm'y Couc
CldlLer i'hnt
~COMMENDATION: Tha~ the Boar~ of Col]igr County R~'ov¢ the chiller
Depm'm~fl of Fscilidcs ~
BY: ~
Skip- ,
~t of F~cilitiez Mm~gem~
Suppofl Scrvicc~ Divisf~/
Mq~OVAL OF BUDGET AMENDMENTS
~ ~ - Gm T~ (Fred 21~)
Budg~ ~ No. 98-221
~ (~ ~]) (s9,.~oa)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
APPROVAL TO PROCURE GRANT WRITING SERVICES THROUGH A
COOPERATIVE PURCIIASING ARRANGEMXNT
OBJECTIVE: BCC approval to secure grant writing services with Griffin Grant Writing &
Consulting, Inc., through a cooperative purchasing arrangement, as this firm is already under
contract with the City of Naples.
CONSIDERATIONS: Collier County has many unmet capital needs. In addition, there are
other unmet capital needs tach as the development ora GIS system and the acquisition of a new
integrated f'mancial system. In many imtances, there may be available grant funds that could
assist in funding the acquisition oftheae capital items.
Griffin Grant Writing & Consulting, Inc., (C-GW & C Inc.) specializes_ in procuring federal
grants. This is a California-based firm that has expanded operations into Florida, most recently
with the City of Naples. Staff bas reviewed the executed contract between the City of Naples
and Griftin Chant Writing & Cotm:lting, Inc. (attached). The Collier County Purchasing
Director indicated that the Board of County Commissioners can procure these services
cooperatively through the existing City of Naples contract, pursuant to the County's membership
in the Southwest Florida Purchasing Consortium.
GGW & C Inc. guarantee~ that the County will receive $1,000,000 in new grant funds within the
two year contract period for a fee of $80,000 (8%). GGW & C Inc. initially conducts an
assessment with County staffto determine needs and identify potential grants available to meet
those needs. The County must authorize any grant application prepared by GGW & C Inc. This
ensures that the County will only receive grants in targeted priority areas.
Typically, the $80,000 fee is due and payable upon ex_,x~__nion of the contract. CsGW & C Inc. h~s
agreed 1o 50*/$ (S40,000) of their fee upon completion of the final assessment report, with the
remaining 50*4 due 6 months thereaRer. The company guarantees their work through a
performance bond. Finally, for every additional $1,000,000 or part thereof, secured by GGW &
C Inc. an incentive fee of 8% shall be paid.
GGW & C Inc. is also entitled to receive reimbursement on a monthly basis for incidental
expenses such as copying charges, postage, etc.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT I1MPACT: None.
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FISCAL IMPACT: There are no existing funds budgeted for this contract. Funds are available
in General Fund (001) reserves to fund the initial contract amount of $80,000, plus an additional
amount $4,500 for incidental expenses. Any incentive fees for any grant revenues generated
above the guaranteed $1,000,000 would be funded by budget amendment from General Fund
(001) reserves, unless said grant award were from a special revenue/enterprise fund. Incentive
fees for a non-General Fund grant award would be paid from the benefiting fund.
RECO~ATION: That the Board of County Commissioners:
1)
2) approve all associ~ budget amendments.
Prepared by:.., z:~,'~"&~.' ..~-,-~ ~"~------
Micl~el Smykow-,ki, OMB Director
Approved By:
/R~b~. Fernand~unty Administrator
autho~ stnffto enter into a contract with Griffin Grant Writing & Consulting, Inc. for grant
writing services, subject to County Attorney legal review and approval;
May 11, 1998
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GG C INC.
GRA_ T rRITIN CONSULTIN
THIS AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ("Agreement"
herein), effective ss of the date the last puiy executes the Agreement, is msde and
entered into by and between the City of Naples ("City" herein), located at 735 Eighth
Streei South, Naples, Florida 34102, and GGW&C, INC. (DBA Griffin Grant Writing &
Consulting) ("Contrnctor" herein), located al 655 Redwood Highway, Suite 241, Mill
Valley, CA 94941, for a period.of twenty, four months, until the goal amount descn'bed
herein is received, the total value of the Agreement is received or until terminated in
accordance with the termination provisions in this Agreement
WHEREAS, City desires to engage Contractor to perform, and Contractor agrees
to undertake, carry out and complete certain professional services as hereinafter set forth:
II.
NOW, THEREFORE, the panics agree as follows:
Parties to the Agreement
The parties to the Agreement are:
A. City:
City of Naples
735 Eighth Street South
Naples, FL 34102
B. Contractor:
GGW&C, INC.
John A. Griffin, President
655 Redwood Highway, Suite 241
Mill Valley, CA 94941
Representatives of the Parties and Service of Notices
The representatives of the parties who are primarily responsible for the
administration of this Agreement, and to whom formal notices, demands and
communications shall be given are as follows:
The principal representative of the City shall be:
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imperative and shall be used to meet the objective set forth in Section
HI.A of this Agreement.
Both parties agree that the objective set forth in this Ag~ernent is time
scnsitivc and is subject to b~th parties mccting all obligations sct forth in
t~s Agreement.
The City agrees that me,.ting the objective is subject to providing
Contractor a "Reasonable Opportunity" u de,ed in Section VI ofthis
^grecrnent.
Descrfpflon of Work
City hereby engages Contractor, and Contractor accepts such engagement,
to l:~'orm the services set forth in the "Scope of Services" in Section V
below. Contractor shall perform and complete, in a manner satisfactory to
City, all work and services set forth herein. The City Representative, or
the Representative's designee, shall have the right to re~cw arid inspect
thc work during the course of its performance at such times, as may be
specified by the Representative.
Scope of Services
A. General DescrfPtfon
Contractor agrees to provide general grant writing services
associated with the completion of grant applications on behalt'of
the City. Contractor agrees to provide any and all services required
in order to effectively achieve the results as required by this
Agreement. Any work conducted outside the scope of this
Agreement is subject to additional fees and must be accompanied
by an amendment to this Agreement signed by both parties.
B. Research & Grants Alert
Contractor will conduct research on potential funding sources for
the City. This research will enable Contractor, in cooperation with
the City, to identify potential grant funds for the City. Potential
sources shall be disseminated via a "Federal Grants Aim."
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The City must elect to r~.eive the "Grants Alert" defined in this
section via facsimile U-ansmission or electronic mail. One copy of
said alert shall be furnished to the City designee each week.
Information Provision
Contractor shall provide City with a weekly written list of potential
sources known as the 'Tedaral C-rants Alert," as sources ~re
an~otmced.
As soon as possible, and in all cases prior to City's authorization to
prepare a proposal for funding, Contractor shall notify City
whether, and the arnotmt of, any matching funds which may or
shall be required fi-om City in order to qualify for awa:d of
funding, or which may or shall be required to complete tasks
identified in the objectives ora targeted solicitation.
The parties together shall discuss the potential sources and identify
the sources of interest to City.
Contractor shall have first opportunity to write the grants for all
sources identified to the City by Contractor based on opportunities .,~,,..
identified in the "Federal Grants Alert." '
5. Upon written request by City, Contractor shall provide copies of
the Request for Proposal ("RFP") for each source identified by
City, such copies to be provided within five (5) working days of
said written request and subject to the availability of the Request
for Proposals.
Conditions of R.FPs /' //.~,/~i',..~. 1/~ S' ~~.~"~--'~
l. City understands that the RFPs contain all conditions, regulations,
and requirements associated with the grant for use of any funds
awarded by the funding source. City accepts responsibility for
understanding the terms and conditions and complying with said
terms and conditions of any potential grant award.
City shall review the requested RF'Ps within five (5) working days,
or by a time mutually agreed upon by both parties, as meamr~
fi-om the date of receipt of RFPs by City.
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I. Grant Writing
City agrees to provide all information within seven
(7) working days fi, om Ute date of'Ute request or a
time mutually agreed upon by boUt parties.
For projects authorized by City, failur~ to provide
information by City within this mutually agreed upon
timeline may b~ subject to ~dditional fees, as described in
Section IX. entitled "D~lays Caused by City."
Contractor ~all b~ respo~ible for writing grant propo~
identified by and in cooperation with City which, upon approval of
this Agreement by ute City representative and within ute twenty.
four month duration of this Agreement, will result in at least
$1,O00,O00 in funded proposals allocated to the priority area(s)
described in Section rfT.C of'this Agreement.
Contractor agrees to review all potential oppommities with the
City and receive written approval to proceed fi'om the City prior to
any solicitation efforts on the part of the Contractor. Approval to
proceed shall not be unreasonably withheld. As information is
requested from City by Contractor, in order to facilitate ute
solicitation process, the City agrees to provide requested materials
within seven (7) working days, or a time mutually agreed upon by
both parties.
City agrees that failure to provide information which creates delays
may be subject to additional fees, aa defined in Section IX ofthis
Agreement, entitled "Delays Caused by City."
Reasonable Opportunity
City shall provide Contractor a reasonable oppommity to solicit grant
funding identified by Contractor in order to permit Contractor to attempt
to achieve ute objective ofutis Agreement.
"Reasonable Opportunity" means the City's "acceptance" of a minimum
of $3,500,000 in grant sources offered to the City by Contractor through
the "Federal Grants Alert" within ten (I0) months from the date of
execution of this Agreement.
For purposes of this Section, "acceptance" shall be delta,
authorizing the Contractor to solicit the minimum of $3
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Calculate a pro-rated guarantee based on 7.5% of the grants
authorized by the City dttring the ten (10) month period; or
Calculate fees for services provided during the term of the
Agreement, or until terminated at a rate of Sl20.00 per documented
hour, not to exceed 5;80,000 in fe~.
If the sources authorized, as descn'bed in Section V.G of this Agreement,
have been funded previously though the City's efforts, only funding in
excess of the City's previous award shall be attributed to the goal amount.
The value of previous awards shall not include match~ng funds, but only
those funds from the granting agency(les).
"Previous award" shall mean any funding received by the City from the
funding source during the twelve (12) months immediately prior to the
date of execution oft,his Agreement.
Where (i) there is a mutually-identified source, (ii) thc City successfully
has received a previous award, and (iii) Contractor feels its efforts are not
likely to result in exceeding this previous award amount, Contra:tot
retains the fight to refuse to solicit the source and agrees to permit City to
solicit the source outside the terms oft.his Agreement.
Compensation, Costs, and Method of Payment
A. Payment Schedule
A Retainer of $80,000 shall be paid to Contractor for services
described herein. The payment of this Retainer shall be made upon
execution of this Agreement.
Subject to meeting the "Reasonable Opportunity" clause defined in
Section VI of Oxis agreement, and in the event that Contractor is
not successful in attaining a minLmum of $1,000,000 in City
approved grant funding for the City, Contractor shall r~imbune the
S80,000 Retainer to City within thh'ty (30) days of the end ofthe
term of this Agreement, or as otherwise provided for in Section XII
ofthis Agreement, entitled "Termination of Agreement."
Should City fail to meet "Reasonable Opportunity" ts defined in
Section VI ofthis Agreement, Contractor shall be entitled to fees
based on a rate of $120.00 per hour ofwork performed and
documented, not to exceed 5;80,000. This shall not preclude the
Contractors rights to "Incentive Structure" for gn .~tfs) yep. din~ aS
defined in Section VEl.C, of this Agreement. AGEI~A
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Section III.C of this Agreement, Contractor shall receive an
incentive payment of all such funding awarded to City above
$1,000,000 in the amount of $% of all funding. Incentive
payments shall not exceed $425,000 for the duration oftlgs
Agreement.
Both City and Contractor understand and acknowledge that any
~nt funds received by City cannot and will not be used to pay
Contractor any fees or other amounts under this Agreement.
3. Such incentive payment shall be due and payable within thirty
(30) days of receipt of notification by the granting agency.
Subject to the termination provisions of Section XII of this
Agreement, all solicited funding still pending and in excess of
$1,000,000 shall be subject to this incentive structure.
In case of termination of this Agreement no incentive payment
shall be due and payable unless such pending solicitation was
identified on a list provided to City prior to termination or
completion of the duration of this Agreement.
Caused by City-"
Contractor will be entitled to time and materials fees once any
project is authorized in writing by City and City fails to provide
information in accordance with the mutually agreed timeline
described in Section(s) V, XI, and XII of this Agreement, or ifCity
stops projects subsequent to written author/zation.
The measure of time and materials fees shall be a rate of $120/hour
for all work performed for which records, logs and other
accounting are provided, and shall include any outstanding
expenses described in Section VIII.B of this Agreement.
City accepts full and total responsibility for authorizing work to be
performed by Contractor and understands the requirements of said
work.
Any time and materials fees shall be invoiced by Contractor and City
agrees to pay within a twenty (20) day net from date of receipt of said
invoice.
Such time and materials fees pertain to individual
City and do not pertain to teiafination of the
preclude forfeit of the Retainer fee sho:dd the overall ob
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D. Employee Benefits
Contnctor, as an independent Conu'actor, is not entitled to any
benefits tTpically associated with tn employee such as medical,
sick leave or ww..~on benefits.
E. Reporting of'Activities
Conu'actor agn~s to provide monthly written rcporu to City, ~t
City's request, doctunenting all efforts undertaken that month,
including but not limited to grants targeted, actual grants and other
funding sources solicited, and grants received.
Obligations of City
A. Cooperation of City Staff, Agents, Employees and Sub-Contractors
City agrees to comply with all reasonable requests of Contraetor
and to provide access to pertinent documents necessary for
Contractor to provide services under this AgreemenL
Such pertinent documents include, but are not limited to, budget
information, previously written proposals, background, research
and other source docm'nents, demographic data, and review of
proposal ch'aM.
City understands the services offered and dcscn'bed in this
Agreement are time-sensitive and City will comply with all
informational requests by ensuring Contractor receives all
reasonable requests for information within the time period agreed
on terms as specified in this AgreemenL
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City agrees to meet all obligations defined throughout this
Agrec'menL
City agrees that failure to meet these obligations may result in
additional fees ts defined in Section IX of this Agreement, entitled
"Delays Caused by City."
City agrees to provide the "Reasonable Oppommi¥' ts defined in
Section VI ofthi~ Agreement
City agrees th.at, failure to provide a''Reasonable Op~~ as
defined in Section .VI. ofthis Agreement shall result ~
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City shall have the ri~t and opportunity to cure any' such material
br~ach within the ten (10) day period.
Termination fOr Convenience
Both panics apee that either pazty may terminate this Agreement
witho~ good cause by providing fifteen (15) days' written notice
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In the ca.~ of any termination, under this provision, either Section
(0 or Section (ii) below shall apply.
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Termination for Convenience prior to submission ora City
approved Grant Application:
In the event this Agreement is terminated prior to
Contractor's submission ora City-approved grant
application to a granting agency, Contractor shall surrender
and return the fi~ll $S0,000 retainer fee to the City within
ten (10) days of'Agreement termination. City agrees to pay
Contractor within ten (10) days of Agreement termination,
all fees, costs and expenses incurred from the point of
execution to the date of termination at a cap not to exceed
Sg0,000. The calculation of fees shall be calculated at a
rate of $120 per hour ofwork documented by Contractor.
(ii)
Termination for Convenience after submission of Grant
Application:
In the event termination occm's on or after the date of
submission of a City approved grant application, all terms
and conditions regarding Contractor's compensation as
defined herein shall be applicable.
Miscellaneous
Both parties agree that pending al~plications which require
substantial modifications or changes by the City shall preclude any
awards being subjected to the terms and conditions of this
Agreement.
Both parties agree and understand that "substantial modifications
or changes" must be r~luested by the funding sotm:e. The required
modification response must be in excess of five
pages.
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recommenc~tlons are based solely on the knowledge obtained
through Contractor experiences. In no way shall these
recommendations be considered as influential or having decision-
making authority. The City accepts full respons~ility for
acceptance or rejection of recommendations through the grant
seeking and award process.
Independent Contractor
All sets of Con~, its agents, officers, subcontractors and
employees and all others acting on b~half of Contr~tor relating to
thc performance of this Agreement' shall be performed as
independent Contractors and not ss agents, officers, subcontractors
or emploYees of thc City. Contractor, by virtue of this Agreement'
has no authority to bind or incur any obligation on behalf of the
City, save and except to research, target and solicit funding for the
City. Contractor has no authority or responsibility to exercise any
fights or power vested in the City. It is understood by both the
City and Contractor that this Agre~nnent shall not under any
circumstances be construed or considered to create an employer-
employee relationship or joint venture.
Contractor, its agents, officers, subcontractors and employees are,
at all times during the terms of this Agreement, shall represent and
conduct themselves as independent Contractors and not as
employees of the City.
Contractor shall determine the method, details and means of
performing the work and services to be provided by Contractor
under this Agreement. Contractor shall be responsible to City only
for the requirements and results specified in this Agreement, and,
except as expressly provided in this Agreement, shall not be
subjected to the City's control with respect to the action or
activities of Contractor in fulfillment of this AgrcernenC
Contractor has control over the manner and means of performing
services under this Agreement.
As an independent Contractor, Contractor hereby indemnifies and
holds City harmless from any and all claims that may be made
against City based on any contention by third pa.,iy that an
employer-employee relationship exists by reason of this
Agreement.
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Contractor agrees that all materials, data and information produced
or used in the execution of services associated with this Agreement
may be reproduced or used outside this Agreement, for any reason,
without prior written consent of the City.
Conflict of Interest
Contractor warrants that it presently has no interest and shall not
acquire any interest wl'~ch would conflict With performance or
services as defined in this AgreemenL Contractor further wanants
that, in performance of this Agreement, Contractor shall not
employ any person having such an interest. This clause in no way
prohibits Contractor from performing similar services for other
cities.
No member, official or employee of the City shall be personally
liable to the Contractor, or any successor in interest, in the event of
any default or breach by the City, or for any amount which may
become due to the Contractor or successor or on any obligations
under the terms of this Agreement.
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The Contractor warrants that it has not paid or given, and will not
pay or give, any third person any money or other consideration for
obtaining this Agreement.
No member, official, or employee of the City shall have any
personal interest, direct or indirect, in this Agreement, nor shall
any member, official, or employee participate in any decision
relating to the Agreement which affects their personal interests, the
interests of this corporation, partnership or association in which
they are directly or indirectly interested.
Assignment
Neither this Agreement nor any portion thereof may be sub-
Agreemened or assigned without the express prior written consent
of the City. City understands and agrees that Contractor uses and
has maintained relationships with subcontractors who perform
research and writing services. The City in no way intends to
mandate the manner in which Contractor, as an independent
conwactor, achieves the goals and outcomes set forth under this
Agreement.
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This insurance s~ll indicztc on thc certificate of insurance
thc following coverages sad indicate policy aggregate limit
applying to: pr~'nisc md operations, broad t'orra
A~eernentual, independent contractors and subcontractors,
products md complied opershons, md/or professional
liability.
Automobile Liability Insurance
Contractor shall procure ~d maintain, al its cost and for the
duration of the Agreement motor vehicle liability insurance
(including non-owned and hired motor vehicles) and excess
liability inrar'~¢e asainst all claims for injuries against
person or damages to property which may L,'ise from or in
connection with the operation of motor vehicles by
Contractor, Contractor's agents, r~reserttatives, employees
or subcontractors in the course and scope of providing
services to the City. Liability insurance shall minimally
provide for coverase in amotmts of up to $75,000 property
damage, SI 00,000 personal injury per person, tnd S300,000
personal injury per incident. The City., its officers, agents
and employees, shall be named as additionally insurcds by
endorsement on the policy.
b. Ind~nnification
Contractor shall defend, indemnify arid hold harmless the
City of Naples, and its officers, officials, employees and
agents fi.om and against all losses, claims, demands,
payments, suits, actions, recoveries and judgments of eve .ry
nature and description brou~t or recoverable against it or
th~'n by reason of any negligent or willful act, error or
omission related to or arising from the use by Contractor,
its agents or employees during the terms of this Agreement
of an automobile while on business related to this
Agreement.
P~r£ormance Bond
Coniractor shall, at their own expense, secur~ a
performance bond in the amount of $80,000 for the retainer
fee in this Agreement. Said bond shall be maintained unlil
funds are awarded to City which result from Contractor's
efforts pursuant to this Agreement and which result in
funds to City in excess of SI,O00,O00 for
defined in Section III.C of this Agreement.
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~ Cit7 of N.~pl~ FL GGW&C, INC.
4 By: . By:.
~ Dr. Richm'd Woodruff, City Manascr lohn~,~ Griffin, Prcside~
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Dste of Execution
Attest of Legal Form:
Date of~xeculion
Attest to Form:
City Counsel City Clerk
Scal oft~e City:
AGE~DA
HAY 1 9 ~J8 ~
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A~enda ltem~
A ~OLUTZO~ AUTHORIZING THE CITY I~NA~R TO
~~~Y ~ ~ ATTenD ~~, WZ~ ~&O, INC. (D~ ~ZN
~ ~ITZNG & ~~TIN0) ~ ~ZDE
GGW&C, Inc. will not receive any compensation under
this contract without meeting established performance
standards and has provided the City with a Bond to
protect the City's investment; and
it is in ~he best interest of the City of Naples to
pursue grants for funding of essential municipal
services.
NOW, THErEFOrE, ~ ZT ~SOLVED BY THE COURCZL OF THE CXTY OF NAPLES,
FLORXDA:
Section 1.
That the City Manager is authorized to execute the
above referenced agreement, in substantially the form
attached hereto, between the City of Naples and GGW&C,
Inc. (DBA Griffin Grant Writing & Consulting) to
pursue grants on behalf of the City.
Sec,/on 2. This resolution shall take effect ~ediately upon
adoption.
PASSED IN OPEN AND REGULAR SESSION OF THE CITY CO<JNCZL OF THE CXTY OF
NAPLES, FLORIDA, THIS DAY OF . , 1998.
Attest:
~ara A. Norman, City Clerk
/~il~l-Harfison, Asst. City Manager
Attachment
P: ~resnev~040199grantreo
Bill Barnett, Mayor
Approved as to form and
legality:
AGENDA ITEM
BOARD OF COUNTY COIVOMI$$IONER~
MISCELLANEOUS CORRF~PONDENCE
I~Y 19, 1998
FOR BOARD ACTION:
Dwi~t E. Brock, Clerk ofthe Ch, ctdt Court, Fiscal Year 1998/99 Budget.
Don Hunter, SIm4ff, Certification of'Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 1998-99.
FIN 19 '~98
Pg.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
APPROVE RETENTION OF OUTSIDE COUNSEL FOR THE COLLIER
COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD MEMBERS AND A COUNTY
EMPLOYEE IN THE CASE OF .lAMES K. KEISER AND SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE OF NAPLES, INC. v. COLLIER COUNYY, ET AL.
~ That the Board of County Commissionen (hereinat~er "BCC") m~ider ~e
Com~ A~'s ~~i~ m ~n ou~ide ~1 f~ def~ Colli~ ComW ~e
E~o~t B~ ~~ "~"), ~e ~ m~ ~fl~ "M~b~") ~d Co~
~I~ ~ M~ ~fl~ "Mo~") in ~ to ~ ~ ofJam~ K. K~ and S~th~
~re of Napl~, Inc. v. ~llt~ ~n~, et aL, C~ No. 98-12~-~-25D.
CONSIDERATIONS: On April 8, 1998, Collier County, as well as the individual members of
the CE'B, to wit, Mireya Louviere, Cn:orge Ponte, Jim Allen, Fred Muller, Clifford Flegal, as well
as Collier County employee Morad were named as defendants by James K. Keiser and Southern
Exposure of Naples, Inc., in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida,
Case No. 95-120-CIV-FTM-25D. In the three (3) count, twenty (20) page complaint, the
plaintiffs allege various civil rights violations emanating from the decision of the CEB which
required Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc. to obtain a conditional use permit for the activities
engaged in by said plaintiffs, specifically, nude sunbathing.
At the time the complaint was served, it was determined by the County Attorney's Office
that due to the potential for a conflict of interest, the County Attorney would file a responsive
pleading on behalf of the County only, and not for the above named co-defendants. As a
consequence thereof and in accordance with Collier County Resolution No. 95-632, the County
Attorney's Office is, with the concurrence of the Risk Management Department, recommending
that the BCC authorize the retention of outside counsel and payment of legal fees and necessary
costs for the individual defendants named in this lawsuit. Staff believes that retention of one
attorney to represent the CEB and its member~ and one other attorney to represent County
employee Morad will be sufficient to prevent the development ora conflict of interest.
Pending formal approval by the BCC, th~ County Attomeles Office and the Risk
Management Department administered the competitive selection of counsel for the co-defendants
and recommend David E. Bryant, Esq. and Roetzel & Andress through Richard D. Yovanovich,
Esq. to represent Morad and CEB. The terms of the representation with respect to fees have
been negotiated by the Risk Management Department and reduced to two standard written
agreements which have been included in this agenda package.
FISCAL IMPACT: The duration and scope of the litigation is unknown and therefore it is
impossible to predict with any precision the amount of legal fees and necessary costs that may be
incurred. The hourly rate of compensation for the named outside counsel
r~¢ Legal Services A~ents. Payment of legal f~s and necessary costs shall b~ made
fi-om the Property and Casualty Fund, that is Fund No. 516.121650-945200.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Not applicable.
That pursuant to Collier County Resolution No. 95-632 ami this
I~:COMM~NDATION: · - .... ' fees
F_.rpo~a~ of ]~ap~, Ina v. Collter County, et. al., Case, No. 9~..l~O.4.;iv-r llv~-z;~t~, lz~cu mu.
United Sm DisUict Coral for the Middle District of Florida mi that the BCC authorize the
Chainnsn to sign the Agreements.
PREPARED
REVIEWED
~ S. Pivacek
Assistant County Attorney
Chief Assistant County Attorney
REVIEWED BY: ~. _.~!~~
~-f~ Walker, Director
Risk Management
APPROVED BY:
County Atlomey
Date:
Date: ~r'.- /f-- ¢~
AOENDA ~Elt~, '~
No. )
THIS LEGAL SERVICES AGREEMENT is entered into between
the Board of County Commissioners (hereina[ter refe~ed to as the
· Board' and/or 'County') and the law firm of David E. Bryant,
P.A. (hereinafter referred to as the 'Firm') on May 26, 1998.
WITNESSETH:
V~IERBAS, David E. Bryant, Esq., of the Firm, during his
employment with said Firm has in the past been responsible for
the representation of Collier County regarding numerous lawsuits.
alleging civil rights violations;
WHERBAS, Collier County employee Ed Morad has been
individually named as a defendant in the lawsuit styled James K.
Keiser & Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc., v. Collier County, eC
al., Case No. 98-120-CIV-FTM-25D;
%VHEP~AS, the County Attorney and the Risk Management
Director have determined that the interests of Collier County and
County employee Ed Morad will be better served if the Firm, by
and through David E. Bryant, Esq., advisor
is approved as legal
AG£NpA.__tl~
and representative for County employee Ed Norad in connection
with any legal issues or litigation that have arisen or may arise
in the defense of County eml~loyee Ed Norad in the lawsuit styled
James K. Keiser & Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc., v. Collier
County, et al.;
NO%V, TH~FO~{]~, the County and the Firm, in consideration
of the premises and covenants contained herein, mutually agree as
follows:
A. Pursuant to the representation of County employee Ed
Norad, the Firm shall prepare all legal documents, correspondence
and attend all negotiations, settlement conferences, mediations,
court hearings and any trial necessary arising out of or relating
in any way to the defense of County employee Ed Norad regarding
the lawsuit entitled James K. Keiser & Southern Exloosure of
Naples, Inc., v. Collier County, e~ al.
B. The Firm, by and through David E. Bryant, is hereby
retained by the County for employee Ed Norad in all matters
relating to any meetings, negotiations, mediations, settlements
or court proceedings arising out of or relating in any way to the
lawsuit entitled James K. Keiser & Southern EXlOosure of Naples,
Inc., v. Collier Coun=y, e= al.
· ¢. A statement or invoice for legal services and direct
costs incurred by counsel shall be billed to the Collier County
Risk Management Department on a monthly basis. Ail invoices
shall contain, as a minimum, the following information: (X) The
proper name of the payee as it appears in the Agreement; 2) The
date of the invoice; and (3) The description of services and the
time period in which billable services were rendered. Ail
payments and the resolution of any disputes regarding such
payments are subject to and shall be processed in accordance with
S 218.70, Fla. $~a~., otherwise known as ,The Florida Prompt
Payment Act.'
D. The Firm shall be solely responsible to parties with
whom it shall deal in carrying out the terms of this Agreement
and shall not subcontract its responsibilities to the Board and
Mr. Morad under this Agreement. Counsel shall carry Lawyer's
professional Liability insurance in an amount not less than Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($~00,000) per occurrence. An insurance
certificate evidencing this Lawyer's Professional Liability
insurance requirement shall be tendered to the Risk Management
Department within fifteen (15)
execution of this Agreement.
Current, valid insurance
days of the date of final
policy (ies) meeting the
requirement herein identified shall be maintained
during the duration of this Agreement. Renewal certificates
shall be sent to the County thirty (30) days prior to the
expiration date(s) on any such policy(les). There shall be
thirty (30) day notification to the Board in the event of
cancellation or modification of any stipulated insurance
coverage.
E. The Firm shall protect, defend, indemnify and hold the
Board and its officers, employees and agents harmless from and
against any and all losses, penalties, damages, professional
fees, including attorney fees, and all costs of litigation and
Judgments, whether at the trial or appellate levels, arising out
of any willful or intentional misconduct, negligent acts or error
or omission of the Firm, its subconsultants, subcontractors,
agents or employees, arising out of or incidental to the
performance of this Agreement or work performed thereunder,
including any claim or claima brought against Collier County, its
officers, employees or agents by any employee of the Firm, any
subconsultants, subcontractors, or anyone directly or indirectly
employed by any of them. The Firm's obligation under this
provision shall not be limited in any way by the agreed upon
total contract
lindt of, or
parties
fee specified in this Agreement or the counsel's
lack of, sufficient insurance protection. The
agree that one percent
(1%) of the total co~
the Firm for performance of services authorized by this Agreement
is specific consideration for counsel's indemnification of the
County.
F. This Agreement shall be administered on behalf of
Collier County by the Risk Management Department in coordination
with the Office of the County Attorney.
G. The Firm agrees to obtain and pay for all permits and
licenses necessary for the conduct of its business and agrees to
comply with all laws governing the responsibility of an employer
with respect to persons employed by the Firm. The Firm shall
also be solely responsible for payment of any and all taxes
levied on the Firm.
rules, regulations
and
In addition, the Firm shall comply with all
laws of Collier County, the State of
Florida, or the U. S. Government now in force or hereafter
adopted.
H. Either party may terminate this Agreement for
convenience with a minimum of forty-five (45) days written notice
to the other party. The parties shall deal with each other in
good faith during the forty-five (45) day period after any notice
of intent to terminate for convenience has
County reserves the right to terminate
immediately, for cause, upon written notice to the Firm.
been given. The
this Agreement
$~.oo
pursuant, to this Agreemen=.
IN WITI c, SS WHEREOF,
The Board hereby agrees to pay the Firm at the rate of
per hou~ aa compensation £or legal services rendered
the Board and the Fi~m have each,
respectively, b~ an authorized person or agent, hereunder set
thei~hands and seals on the date and yea~ ii,st above mitten.
DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT £. BROC~ Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONI/~
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
~ S. Pivscck
By:
BARBARA B. BERRY, Chairman
Approved By:
Seffrey Walker, Director, Risk Management
DAVID £. BRYANT, P. A.
(1)
By:
(2)
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LEGAL SEHVICES A~REEHENT BETWEEN BOARD OF COUNTY
~COMNTS~IONEH.~ AND I~OET~.EL & ~ND~SS
THIS LEGAL SERVICES AGREEMENT is entered into between
the Board of County eo~,,isaioners (hereinafter referred to as the
· Board' and/or 'County") and £oetzel & Andress (hereinafter
referred to as the 'Firm') on May 26, 1998.
WITNESSETH:
%V}~R~AS, Richard D. Yovanovich, Esq., an associate of the
Firm, during his employment with said Firm and pursuant to a
contract of the Firm with the County, is responsible for the
representation of the Collier County Code Enforcement Board at
its regular meetings; and
V~HE~AS, the Collier county Code Enforcement Board
members have been individually named as defendants in the lawsuit
styled James K. Ketser & Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc., v.
Collier County, et al., Case No. 98-120-CIV-FTM-25D;
V~RJ~AS, the County Attorney and the £isk Management
Director have determined that the interests of the County and the
Code Enforcement Board will be better served if
the Firm, by and
through Richard D. Yovanovich, Esq., is approved as a legal
advisor and representative for the Code Enforcement Board members
in connection with any legal issues or litigation that have
arisen or may arise in the lawsuit styled James K. Ketser &
Southern Ezl~sure of Naples, Inc., v. Collier County, et al.;
NOIV, TH R POR , the County and the Firm, in consideration
of the premises and covenants contained herein, mutually agree as
follows:
A.
members, the
correspondence
At the direction of the Code
Firm shall prepare all legal
and attend all negotiations,
Enforcement Board
documents,
settlement
conferences, mediations, court hearings and any trial necessary
arising out of or relating in any way to the defense of the Code
Enforcement Board members regarding the lawsuit entitled James K.
Ketser & Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc., v. Collier County, et
al.
B. The Firm by and through Richard D. Yovanovich is hereby
retained by the Board to represent the Code Enforcement Board
members in all matters relating to any meetings, negotiations,
mediations, settlements or court proceedings arising out of or
relating in any way to the lawsuit entitled James K. Ketser &
Southern Exposure of Naples, Inc., v. Collier County, et al.
c. A statement or invoice for legal services and direct
costs incurred by counsel shall be billed to the Collier County
Risk Management Department on a monthly basis. All invoices
shall contain, as a minimum, the following information: (1) The
proper name of the payee as it appears in the Agreement~ 2) The
date of the invoice; and (3) The description of services and the
time period in which billable services were rendered. All
payments and the resolution of any disputes regarding such
payments are subject to and shall be processed in accordance with
S 218.70, Fla. $=a=., otherwise known as ,The Florida Prompt
Payment Act.'
D. The Firm shall be solely responsible to parties with
whom it shall deal in carrying out the terms of this Agreement
and shall not subcontract its responsibilities to the Board and
the Code Enforcement Board members under this Agreement. Counsel
shall carry Lawyer's professional Liability insurance in an
amount not less than Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) per
occurrence. An insurance certificate evidencing this Lawyer's
professional Liability insurance requirement shall be tendered to
the Risk Management Department within fifteen (15) days of the
date of final execution of this Agreement.
Current, valid insurance policy(les)
requirement herein identified shall be maintained
meeting the
1998
during the duration of this Agreement.
shall be sent to the County thirty {30)
Renewal certificates
days prior to the
expiration
thi~y (30)
cancellation
coverage.
date(s) on any such policy(les). There shall be
day notification to the Board in the event of
or modification of any stipulated insurance
The Firm shall protect, defend, indemnify and hold the
Board and its officers, employees and agents harmless from and
against any and all losses, penalties, damages, professional
fees, including attorney fees, and all costs of litigation and
Judgments arising out of any willful or intentional misconduct,
negligent acts or error or omission of the Firm, its
subconsultants, subcontractors, agents or employees, arising out
of or incidental to the performance of this Agreement or work
performed thereunder, including any claim or claims brought
against Collier County, its officers, employees or agents by any
employee of the Firm, any subconsultants, subcontractors, or
anyone directly or indirectly employed by any of them. The
Firm's obligation under this provision shall not be limited in
any way by the agreed upon total contract fee specified in this
Agreement or the counsel's limit of, or lack of, sufficient
insurance protection. The parties agree that one percent (1%} of
the total
compensation to the Firm for performanc~
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authorized by this Agreement is specific consideration for
counseL,s indemnification of the County.
F. This Agreement shall be administered on behalf of
Collier County by the Risk Management Department in coordination
with the Office of the County Attorney.
G. The Firm agrees to obtain and pay for all permits and
licenses necessary for the conduct of its business and' agrees to
comply with all laws governing the responsibility of an employer
with respect to persons employed by the Firm. The Firm shall
also be solely responsible for payment of any and all taxes
levied on the Firm. In addition, the Firm shall comply with all
rules, regulations and laws of Collier County, the State of
Florida, or the U. S. Government now in force or hereafter
adopted.
H. Either party may terminate this Agreement for
convenience with a minimum of forty-five {45) days written notice
to the other party. The parties shall deal with each other in
good faith during the forty-five (45) day period after any notice
of intent to terminate for convenience has been given. The
County reserves the right to terminate this Agreement
immediately, for cause, upon written notice to the Firm.
AGENDA ITEM.
I. The Board hereby agrees to pay the Firm at the rate of
$125.00 per hour as compensation for legal services rendered
pursuant to this Agreement.
~rITN~S W~'[EP~EOF, the Board and the Firm have each,
respect£vely, by an authorized person or agent, hereunder set
their hands and seals on the date and year first above written.
DATED:
ATT~T:
DWIGHT £. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Ai~,-o~ed as ~o form smd
lei*! sulBcie~y:
~e S. p,v~ck
A~mm C~ ^twrn~
By:
BARBARA B. BERRY, Ch~rman
Approved By:
Jeffrey Walker, Director, Risk Managemcnt
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