Agenda 05/20/1997 R COLLIER COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA
May 20, 1997
9:00 A.M.
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DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING AND WILL BE HEARD UNDER "PUBLIC
PETITIONS".
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OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING THERETO, AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE
THAT A VERI~ATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDF~
Tile TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED.
ALL REGISTERED PUBLIC SPEAKERS WILL BE LI]VIITED TO FIVE (5) MINUTES UNLESS
PERMISSION FOR ADDITIONAL TIME IS GRANTED BY THE CHAIRMAN.
ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED ARE AVAILABLE 'IN THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
LUNCH RECESS SCHEDULED FOR 12:00 NOON TO 1:00 P.M.
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3,
4.
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND CONSENT AGENDA
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. April 24, 1997 - Special Meeting,
PROCLA/~L~TIONS AND SERVICE AWARDS
A. PROCLAMATIONS
l) Proclamation proclaiming Donna Gene Barton - Everglades School, Ryan Do~en -
Naples High School and April Mullcns - Barton Coliicr H~gh School a~ recipients of
thc Award for Excellence.
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May 20, 1997
2)
Proclamation proclaiming May 111" - 24'~, 1997 as Emergency Medical Services
Week. To be accepted by D|an¢ Flag~, Chlcf, Department of Eracrgcnc7 Servlcex,
and pr~entation of Phoenix Awardz/Natiooal F~rst Resl)o~der Award/Paramcd~ of
the Year Award.
B. SERVICE AWARDS
1) Mike Leeds - Information Technolo~f - $ years.
C. PRESENTATIONS
1)
2)
Canine Search & Rescue Team of South Florida p~ntation by Rcnce Barget,
Dircctor and Steve Donovan, Team Member to the Board of County Commlsxioners
and to the Emergency Services Department in appreci~tlon for a~istance in
obtaining VHF Radio Equipment.
A presentation by the staff and new University of Florida Di~rlct Director, Mirth
Flinchum, regarding extension ~crvtce~ within Collier County.
.&PPROVAL OF CLERK'S REPORT
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES TO RESERVES FOR CONTINGENCIES.
PUBLIC PETITIONS
COUNTY MANAGER'S REPORT
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1)
Staff ~vicw and recommendations r:lativc to Ordinance g9--62, as amended, also
known :.s The Shol)pes at Santa Barbara PUD, which, according to thc required
PUD St~.tus Report submitted by the property owner/agent, has not commenced
construction a~ defined in Section 2.7.I.4 of thc Collier County Land Development
Code, resulting in several possible courses of action for the Board of County
Commissioners to consider.
2)
3)
To approve a Re~olution for ~tablishing a permit fee for ~pecial event
informallonal signs Iocatc;I with public rights-of-way.
Consideration by the Board of County Commissioners of a request to allow for a
late filing of a Comprehensive Plan AmendmcnL
B. PUBLIC WORKS
I)
Adopt a Resolution to ~et the date, timc and place for the I~ablle hearing on the
Prelim;.nary Assessment Roil (Non-Ad Valorem Asse. ssment Roll) for the Naples
Park Area Drainage Improvements blunicipal Sers4cc Benefit UniL
2) Report on results of Radio Road Beautificatkm MSTU Survey.
PUBLIC SERVICES
I)
Reco~.,nendatloa thgt tbe l~o~rd ~ Covertly Coo~mLzsi~ers appror~ the interlocal
agreement for C'i, ty-Co:.v-~ty Beach Parking ~nd enter late an agreement with the
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City or Naples to fund fifty percent of the cosu to construct an additional parldn{:
area at Lowd~rmllk P~.rk for residents with beach paHdng tlickcr~
D. SUPPORT SERVICES
E. COUNTY MANAGER
l) Recommendation to approve a resolution ratifying and approving Ihe expenditure
of County funds for specific expenditures tncurred in the recruitment and
relocation process for lhe position of Public Worki Administrator, ~u serving a
valid public purpose_.
COUNTY Al'roP..NEY'S REPORT
A. Recommendation to amend agreement bctwetu Collier Co,sty and thc Marco Island
Y.M.C.A., Inc., regarding funding with tourist dea, elopment tax funds to remove the
requirement that excess revenues be reJmburaed to Collier County.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
A. Recommendation to extend the Lake Trafford Res!or~tion Ad Hoc Task Force through May
7, 1998, and re-appoint/appoint members.
OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
PUBLIC COMMENT ON GENERAL TOPICS
PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HEARD IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING STAFF
ITEMS
12.
ADVERTISED PUBLIC IIEARINGS - BCC
A.
B.
C.
COMPREItEN$1'VE PLAN AMENDMENTS
ZONING AMENDMENTS
OTHER
1)
Recommendation for thc Board of County Commi~ioncrs to adopt an
Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 92.-60, ~ amended, relating to the
;ourist dcvclol)ment tax, providing for adoption of guidelines for Categor7
B funds; prov[ding amendment to allocations to allow expenditures for
fishing piers; and peaviding amendment to allow the Count)' to retain funds
for adminlstralive costs-
BOARD OF ZONING ,~PPEALS
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Ma)' 20, 1997
A. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS
1)
Reconsideration of Petition CU-97-1, Arthur C. Quinnell rcpresent,.'ng
Peter M. Anderson requesting Conditional Usc "4" of thc C-4 Zoninl:
District for new and used boat and auto sales for property located at 1995
Tamiaml Trail EasL
B. OTItER
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COMMUNICATIONS
STAFF'S COMMUNICATIONS
16.
CONSENT AGENDA - All matters lisled under this item arc considered to be routine and
action will be taken by one motion without ~parate discus, ion of each item. If discussion is
desired by a member of thc Board, that item(s) will be removed form the Consent Ag~.~da
and considered separately.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners authorize a
50% waiver/S0% deferral of road, library system, parks and recreational
facilities, emergency medical scn'ice~ system, and educational facilitics
system impact fees for a Iht'ce bedroom house to be built by Ltnda J.
Rodgcrs in Collier County; said impact fees to be paid from AITordable
Housing Trusl Fund (191).
3)
Recommendation that thc Board of County Commissioners apl)rove a
Budget Amendment to transfer funds to cover microfilming costs.
Recommendation to grant final acceptance of the roadway, drainage,
water, and sewer improvements for the final plat of "Queens Park at Iago
Verde, Phase Eighl".
4)
Recommendation to grant final acceptance or thc roadway, drainage,
water, and sewer improvements for Ihe final plat of "Pelican Bay Unit
Seventeen". '
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Recommendation that the Board of County Commlssloncrs of Collier
County authorize the Chairman tO sign the permit application for the
dredging of Lake Trafford as part of thc overall Lake Trafford
Restoration ProjecL
6)
Rccommcnda6on to approve for recording thc final plat of "Charleston
Squat,:".
7) Recommendation to apl)rove the final plat of"Pclican Strand Rcplat".
PUBLIC WORKS
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May 20, i997
1)
Recommendation that thc Board direct staff to re-~olidt proposals for thc
removal and/or recycling of agricultural plastic stockpiled at the
lmmokalee Landfill
2)
4)
Award a contract for Bid No. 96-2578 "All Purl)ose Utility Tractor" to
Creel Road Tractor Company in the amount of
Request the Board declare an emergency with respect to the replacement
of thc Sabal Palm road culver~ at~d authorize an increase in the CR 951
contract with Better Roads, Inc., (County Contract No. 95-2320) in an
amount not to exceed S227,607.20 for same.
Approve an Engineering S~r,dccs Work Order for inter~ction
improvements at Orange Blossom Drive and Goodlclte-Frank Road.
Approve final ranking of Consultants and Professional Sera'ices Agreement
with Camp Dres~r & McKee for Construction Engineering and Inspection
Sen'ices for the NCRW'I'P 8-MGD Expansion Project, RFP #97-2G2S.
C. PUBLIC SERVICES
1)
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners approve a
conceMion agreement for the operation and management of a marina
relative to the Cocohatchee River County Park facility.
SUPPORT SERVICES
1)
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners approve and
execute the Satisfactions of Claim of Lien~.
2)
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners al)prove and
execute the Satisfactions of Notice of Promise to Pay and Agreement to
Extend Payment of Water and/or Sewer System Impact Feel
Recommendation that the Board terminate Contract #96-2608, Sprinkler
Parts and Related Items and authorize staff to rebid.
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A Re~olutlon approving the Satisfaction of Liens for certain residential
accounts wherein the Counly has received payment and f, aid liens are
satisfied in full for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Serx-ices
Special Azsessment~.
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7)
A Resolution approving the Satisfaction of Liens for certain residential
accounts wherein the Count)' has received payment and said liens are
satisfied in full for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Sen'ices
Special A~enment~.
Recommendation that the Board of County Commi.~sioncr~ al)prove and
execute the Notice of Promi~ to Pay and Agreement to c~tend payment of
Sc~ver System Impact Fec~.
Recommendation that the Board of County Commlx~ioncrs approre a lrort~
order under the current anmtni Agreement for Profc~ionai Er:glneer{n~
Consultant ~'icc~ for P~pacatlon of lhe Update of the Non-Ad Valorem
May 20. 1997
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8)
Assessment Roll in the Pine Ridge lnduslrlal Park Municipal Service
Taxing and Benefit Unit for Tax Year 199G/1997 and approve appropriate
budget amendments.
9)
io)
Recommendation for approval of a work order under the current annual
Agreement for Professional Engineering Consultant Services for
Preparation of the Update of the Non-Ad Valorem Assessment Roll in the
i~,aples Production Park Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit for
Tax Year 199G-1997 and approve all necessary budget amendments.
Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners approve a work
order under the current annual Professional Services Agreement for
Professional Engineering Services for Updating the Five Districts within
thc East and South Naples Assc~mcnt Rolls and to approve all appropriate
budget amendments.
Report to the Board regarding emergency repalm to the Tax CoUeetor's
building and zpproval of a budget amendment transferring funds for
campus and building improvemcnt~.
COUNTYMANAGER
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Request for Board to adopt the accompanying four (4) resolutions granting
certificate/to Florida Water Services Corporation for the provision of
water and wastcwatcr service to its blarco bland and Marco Shores
sen'icc areas, consistent with the ccrtificalcs previously granted by the
Florida Public Sen'ice Commission.
BOARD OF COUNTY CObhMISSIONERS
I~IISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE
1)
Certificate of Correctlon: NEED MOTION authorizing thc chairman to
sign Ccrlificate of Corrcctlon to the tax rolls as presented by the Property
Appralscr's Office. RECOMMEND APPROVAL.
blISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO FILE FOR RECORD WlTtl ACTION
AS DIRECTED:
OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS
1)
1)
Recommend Ihat the Cotlicr Count.,,' Commission endorse thc United Slates
Department of Juslic¢ Federal Equitable Sharing Agrecmcnt and the
Federal Annual Certification Report forms.
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ADJOUtLN
Recommendation tot he Board of County Commissioners to endorse the
United States Dcl)artn~cnt of Justice, Office of Justice Programs Grants to
encourage arrest policies Award Number 97-WE-VX-0022 and approve thc
related budget amendment.
COUNTY A.'!-I'ORNEY
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Mn)' 20, 1997
AGENDA CHANGES
BOARD OP COUNTY CO~MISSIONE~'
MAY 20, 1997
CONTINUE: ITEM 8(C) (1) TO 6/24/97 MEETINGs RECOMMENDATION THAT
THE BCC APPROVE THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR CITY-CObqTTY BEACH
PARKING AND ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF NAPLES TO
FUND FIFTY PERCENT OF THE COSTS TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAJ~
PARKING AREA AT LOWDERMILK PARK FOR RESIDENTS WITH BEACH
PARKING STICKERS. (STAFF'S REQUEST)
PA' OCLA MA TION
I4(HERF..,4S,
WHEREAS,
there are marn/ ways in which htgh school ztudent.~ demonstrate that they are
sertou~, hard working and concerned about the.future of our community; and
these qualities are expecially well demonstrated in the level of achievement
displayed in environmental research projects they accomplish; and
this year Waste Management of Collier County hat begun the "A ward for
Excellence "program to provide graduating high school seniors with a $1o 000
scholarship award/or achievement on an environmental science'project; and
the ;~anager of Waste Management ha~ announced the recipients of the Award
for Excellence.
NOW TIIEREFORE, be it
of Collier
DONE AND
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLER. t¥
3CK,
· ~ CHAIRMAN
.A a£ NO...A .ITEM
NO. ~, ~. ~, ..
HAY 2 0
P_J~OCLAMA ~[ON
emergency medical servlces is a vital and irreplaceable public safety service;
the Paramedics of the Collier County Emergency Medical Services Department
are ready to provider lifesaving care to those in need 24 hours a day, seven days
a weeK' and
access to quality emergency medical care dramatically itnproves the survival
and recovery rate of th. are who experience sudden illness or injury; and
emergency medical services providers hm~ traditionally served as the safety net
of America's health care xystem; and
the Paramedics of the Collier County Emergency Medical Services Department
engage in thouxands of hours of specialized training and conti.,uing education
to en3ance their lifesaving sk~'lls; and
W'HERE.,IS, members of this
highl)
WHERE/iS,
the knowledge and skills of these
of the Collier
Emergency
NO P/
that
r of Collier
to observe
DONE AND
1997.
A TFEST:
DIqTG:,-IT E. BROCK. CLEP,.K
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
RECOM.MENDATION THAT THE COUNTY COMMISSION HEAR A BRIEF
PRESENTATION BY THE STAFF AND NEW UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
DISTRICT DIRECTOR MITCH FLINCHUM, REGARDING EXTENSION
SERVICES WITHIN COLLIER COUNTY
OB,FECFWE: To generate a discussion with the County Commission regarding the
direction and programming efforts of thc Extension Services Department in Collier
Count),.
CONSIDERATIONS: What is known as the Agriculture Department in Collier County
is called "extension services" in many communities throughout Florida. As this name
implies, the departments are designed to be an ex'tension of' the vast resources of the
U~fiversity of Horida in Collier and other counties throughout the State. Because the
department was originally founded to provide services to a State whose economy and
public interest was based almost primarily on agriculture, many communities are not
familiar with what extension has become and can provide communities today. With so
many resources available to the County through the Extension Department, a presentation
is being provided to better famili~ize County decision-makers vdth what Extension is in
1997, the relationship with the University, the programs that are being provided today and
finally what other Counties are doing through Extension.
FISCAL LMPACT: Vv'rdle there is no fiscal impact associated with the presentation
being m~de, direction regarding future department efforts will be used to better prepare
budgets for Commission review.
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COLLIER COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, hear a presentation by the staff of the Collier County Agriculture
Department and new District Director regarding Extension Services here in Collier Coumy
and discuss the direction of programrcdng to be offered.
Prepared by: Date:
Denise Blanton, County Extension Director
Approved
Thomas W. Olliff, Pu~Services Adnfinistrator
Date: ,_~- ~.q'~
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t:xEctr ,g SIJMM^_RX
STAFF REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATIVE TO ORDINANCE 89-62, AS
AMENDED, ALSO KNOWN AS THE SHOPPES AT SANTA BARBARA PUD, WiIICB,
ACCORDING TO THE REQUIRED PUD STATUS REPORT SUBMITTED BY ~
PP, OPERTY OWNER/AGENT, ]I~LAS NOT COMMENCED CONSTRUCTION, AS
DEIq'H-ED IN SECTION 2.7.3.4 OF TEI'E COLLIER COUNTY LAIiD DEVELOPMENT
CODE, RESULTING IN SEVERAL POSSIBLE COURSES OF ACTION FOR THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO CONSITJER .
Staff is requesting that thc Board review staff's findings and recommendation.~ regarding the above
referenced PUD.
'Dds PUD waa origir~lly approved on September 12, 1989. Section 2.7.3.,! of the Collier County
~md Deveioi:rncnt Code requires that the proj~:t deve. loper submit an tamual report on the
progress o!' deve!opment, commencing on the fifth anniv¢.,'aary of the PUD approval by the Board
of Count3' Corm~'Jssioners. Th,: singular purpose of this report is to e/aluate whether or not the
projc-.c~ has co.rnmcnced ia earnest in accordance with the criteria set forth in Section 2.7.3.4. For
those PUDs approved prior to the effective date of adoption of the Land i:~'velopment Code, the
five year .~pproval period comrncnced on the adoption date, October 30, 1991. Th~-efore, the
conditions set forth {n Section 2.7.3.4. are applicable as of October 30, lgO6. Only recently did
anaff reg~e that this PUD was not identified as one subject to ',he provifions of Section 2.7.3.4,
therefore, it is coming ~o you at this time.
The above referer~ced PUD tu~ been identified as a project which was approved prior to Oc:ober
30, l.c,'gl and w,hich has not comme~aced constr'action ~s defined in Section 2.7.3.4. Staff has
utilized the required PUD .xtat,as (monitoring) report, supplemented by field observation and review
olin house records to yetiS, the cairrent ~at~s ofthe PUD and as the basis of a recommendation to
the Board consistent vfith the options pro,,-ided i'n Section 2.7.3.4 (1) & (2). Section 2.7.3.4 reads
as follows:
2,7.3.4.
limits for approved PUD master plans. In the event that a PUD
ma.~Cer plan is give.~ at~..praval, and!he landowner(s)shall:
Fail to obtain approval for Improvement jdans or a development order for
all infrastructure im£rovements to include utilities, roads ~nd similar
impr~vement~ required by the approved PUD master plan or other
dm~lopment ot,Jer~ for at least I$ percent ~f the gross land area of the
PUD site eve<.r fiv~ year~ of the d~e of approval by the Board of County
CommL~ioners; and
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l~tu'l to receive J~nal locnl development orders for at least l S percent of the
total number of approved dwelling units in the PUD, or in the case of
PUDs consisting of nonresidential uses, 30 percent of the toeal approved
gross leasable floor area within the PUD every six years of the date of
approval by the Board of County Commissioners.
The t~roject developer shall submit to the Planning Services Director a
status report on the progress of development annually commencing on the
fifth anni,x, rsary date of the PUD approval by the Board of County
Contr, dssiont~. T]te singular purpose of the report will be to evaluate
whether or' not the project has commenced in earnest in accordance with
the criteria set forth above.
ShouM the Planning 3'ervices Director determine that the development
has commenced in ea~'nest, then the land shall retain its existing PUD
approval and shall not be subject to additional revie~o and consideration
of new development standards or use moch'j~cation.
Should the Planning Services Director determine thai the development
t~as not commenced in earnest, then upon review and consideration of the
reporf provided by the owner and any supplente~ttal information that may
be provided, the Board of Count), Commissioners shah elect one of the
following:
To extend the current PUD approval for a maximum period of t~o years;
at the end of which time, the owner will again submit to the procedure as
defined herein.
2.
Require the owner to submit an amended PUD in which the unimproved
portions of the original PUD shah be consistent with the Growth
Management Plar~ The existing PUD shah remain in effect until
subsequent action by the Board of the submitted amendment of the PUD.
If thc owner fails to submit an amended PUD within six month, s of Board
action to require such an amended submittal, then the Board tnay initiate
l~roceedings to rexone the unimpeoved portlons of the original PUD to an
appropriate z. atsing classification consistent with the Futur~ Lnnd Use
Element of the Growth Management Plan.
In the ca~e of de~lopmenta of regional impact, time limit restrictions
shall be snp~M by the phasing plan and/or t~'me limi~ contained
~i~hin the application for de~.lopment approval and approved as part of a
developtnent order in conformance with F.. ~ 3~ 380. 06. f- '
SyEqo)is of Avvrgv~d Lsnd Us~; Thc PUD consi~ing of 18. I acres more or less is entirely
devoted to mLxed commercial and office uses. Except for outlot parcels the maximum floor area is
limited to 150,000 square f~et. There is an alphabetically ordered listing of uses, most closely
aligned with current C-4 ~ land uses. No development has occurred to date.
Consj~stencv with Comorehensive Growth Management Plan: The s~bject PUD is designated
"Activity Center" on the Fu~re Land Use Element of the GMP. Based on staff review of the
approved land uses, the PUD has been determined to be consistent with thc Collier County Growth
Manag~t Plan. Thc PUD is deemed consistent with thc following GMP Elements (FLUE,
Traffic Circailation Elcmem, Open Space/Natural resource Element, Other):
n. QjLO.~.LtL~o;_wz~h_the Co!iier~ C~untv Land Develoomen~ CoO~ .;. The PUD has been
distributed to the appropriate jurisdictional review entities specifically for review of the PUD for
consistency with current land development regulations. Based on that review, the following
,'x~mments can .he made:
Transportation; .CrJ3~.c._~,s,. access management, eL~ This PUD has frontage on both Davis
Boulevard sad Santa Barbara Boulevard. Provision is made for the dedication of additional right-
of-way for the future widening of Santa Barbara Boulevard and payment for cost associated with
turn lanes and median openings. The PUD includes all of the normal conditions of approval
associated with commercial PUD's such as lighting, turn lanes, control of median openings and
access points, etc.
l, Andsca~: ~t;ffem'C.<cen Space] The PUD provides for setting aside 30% of the land area for
qualifying open space. Land,ape buffers defer to requirements of the LDC.
En~r_~ment~l: (Protected r~ecies. ~ee~o~n space~ The PUD advises that former sections of
natural vegetation and habitat proration would apply, therefore their current counterparts in the
LDC would apply.
~dn~Sit~_Develo%~¢nt: (Sewer/water~.0g~i~ ues) Sewer and water facilities are to be
e~ctended from tb, e County's system throughout the property in a manner consistent with Collier
County requirements. Water management retention is required to comply with Code requirea~e~,ts.
$CAL iWLP
A~ amendment to this PUD will have no fi.w..al impact on Collier County.
6TAFF RE(~OMMENDATION:
Based on a comprehensive review of this PUD document, recommends that the Board of' County
Commissioners grant a two year extension of this PUD per the attached resolution.
IJ/ ¥ 0 1997
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I~ONA -LD NINO, AICP
CHIEF PLANNER
CURRENT PLANNING/~L~NAGER
DONALD W. ARHOLD, AICP DA
iPLANNFNG SERVICES DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR
VE~CENT A. CA~JTERO, ADM]NISTRA'I'OR DATE
CO?~MUNITY DEVELOPMEN"T & EN~'IRONMENTAL SERVICES DM$ION
Ordinance 89-62 Ex Summary/pd
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MAY 2
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RESOLUTION 97-
A RESOLUTION BY TI{E BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY,
FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO SECTION 2.7.3.4
OF THE COLLIER COUNTY LAND
DEVELOPMENT CODE AFFECTING ORDINANCE
89-62 I~'OWN AS SHOPPES AT SANTA
BARBARA PUD, EXTENDING THE CURRENT
PUD ~PROVAL TO SEPTEF~BER 12, 1999;
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Shoppes at Santa Barbara PUD, Ordinance 89-62
adopted on September 12, 1989, is subject to the provisions of
Section 2.7.3.4., of the Land Development Code (LDC), Time Limits
for Approved PUD Zoning Districts together with their respective
Master Plans; and
WHERF-AS, the PUD was adopted coneistent with and under the
provisions of the Collier County Growth Management Plan; and
W~EREAS, the Board of County Commiesioners has reviewed the
PUD and has determined to extend the c~rrent PUD Zoning for two
years, until December 3, 1997; and
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Zoning
Appeals of Collier County, Florida that:
1. The above recitals are adopted herein by reference
as if fully set forth herein.
2. This Resolution ahall constitute evidence of
compliance with the review requirements of Section
2.7.3.4 of the LDC.
3. Pursuant to said section of the LDC, the current
PUD approval is hereby extended to September 12,
1999; at the end of which time the owner shall
submit to the procedures in LDC Section 2.7.3.4.
This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its
approval.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be recorded in
the minutes of this Board and in the r~cords of the Petition for
which %he extension l~ granted.
vote.
This Resolution adopted after motion, leco~d amd
Done this day of
· 1997.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
ATTZST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK· CLERK
TIM~rMY L, HANCOCK, CHAIRKAN
APPROVED AS TO FO~{ AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
MARJORIE M. STUDENT
ASSISTANT COMITY ATTORNEY
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AG£~DA I~£M
No,. ~
ldAY ~ 0 lc~?
ORDINAI~CE 89- 67
A~I O~%DINA/~CE A~M~NDING ORDIN;~NCE 82-2,
CO:~REH~SIVE ZONING REG~TIONS FOR THE
~INCO~OR%TED ~ OF ~LLIER CO~Y,
F~RIDA, BY ~{~D~ THE OFFICI~ ZONING
A~S ~ ~B~ 50-26-2 BY C~GING THE
ZONING C~SSIFI~TION OF ~E H~IN
DESCRIBED R~ PROP~TY
P~ED ~IT D~PME~, ~O~ AS TME
SHOPPES AT S~A B~ FOR R~AIL
CO'.~CIAL USES; FOR PROP~TY ~CATED ON
THE NOR~ST CO~ OF S~TA B~
BO~ ~D DAVIS BOUL~ CONTAINING
18.1 ACRES, MO~ OR LESS, ~TED IN
SE~ION 4, TO.SHIP 50 SO.H, ~;GE 26
~ST; ~D PROVIDING ~N EFFE~IVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Robert Duane of Hole, Montes and
Associates, representing Laurence Mullins, Trustee
(equitable o'~nsr),patitionsd the Board of County
Commissioners to change the'zoning classification of the
herein described rmal property;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida:
The Zoning Classification of the herein describ~d
rsal property located in Section 4, Township 50 South,
Range 26 East, Collier County, Florida is changed from
"A-2" to "PUD", Planned Unit Davslopment, i :cordance
with the PU0 document attached hereto as Exhibit "A"
which ia incorporated herein and by reference made part
hereof. The Official Zoning Atlas Map Number 50-26-2, as
described in ordinance 82-2, is hereby amended
accordingly.
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_SECTION T~O:
This Ordinance shall become effective upon receipt
of notice fro[J the Secretary of State that this
Ordlnanc~ has been filed with the Secretary of State.
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APPROVED AS TO FO~ ~D LEG~ SUFFICIENCY
ASSISTART CO*JNTY ATTORNEY
R-89-4 PUD ORDINANCE
TH~ SHOPP£~ AT SA/~TA B.~R~ARA
CONCEPTUAL PLARNED UNiT Dh~ZELOP~NT
18.1 ACR]iS LGC&TED I.~ SECTION 4,
TOWNSHIP 50 SO~&~, R~.NGE 26 EAST
COLLIER COUNTT,
~A ~ILE NO. 88.105
SECTION I
STATF. R~NT OF CO,M~L/-ARCE A~D SHORT TITLE ...... 1
SECTION II
PROPER~ O~IP ~ ~ DESCRIPTION ..... 2
SE~ION III
STA~ OF I~E~ ~ PR~CT DESCRIPTION. . 3-4
SE~ION ~
GENE~ D~P~ ~TIONS. ' 5-9
SE~ION V
E~RO~F~L ST~S .................... ...10-].1
T~SPORTATION ~QUI~'S .................. 12-14
SE~ION ~I
~ILX~ ~QUI~S ......................... 15-19
SECTION ~II
WATER ~AG~ ~QUX~S .............. :. 20
LIST OF Etq~IB~T~
EZ]/IBiT A
CONCEPT~J~.L P.U.D. KA~TER PLAR ...............
EZ~IIBIT B
CONCEPTT/AL WATER ]%kN.~-."2~NT ..................
~][HIBIT C
STATE.HEI~T OF UNIFIED CONT]~OL .................
-~-TATFA~EN~ OF COH~LIANCE AND SHORT TITL~
The purpose of th~a iectlon la to set forth the intent of the
d~velol>er to d~velop an 18.1 acre tract of land locat~ In
part of Section 4, Townshi9 50 South, Range 26 gist, Collier
County, Florida. The develo~msnt of the P.U.D. will b. in
c~plianc~ with ~h. pla~ing goals and ob]~ctiv.s of Collier
County as ~et fo~h In th. C~pr.hensive Plan for
foll~ing ~a~ons~
I. The subject 9ro~rty is located in an area ld.n=lfl~
an ~tivity C~nter in the Comprehensive Plan for Collier
County.
2. ~tlvity C~lr~ ~e the priCe.ed locations for t~
concentration of c~ercial and mixed use develo~nt
3. The s~Jec: tract is strategically l~at~ at
intersection of Davis Bouleva~, (State ~ad 84} ~d
Santa ~r~a ~ul~ard, which affords the site su~rior
access for the ~lacmment o~ c~rcl~l land use
activities.
4. Th~ proJec= ~hall ~ In co~plianc~ with ~11
County reT~la~ion~ including the C~reh.~lv. PI~.
5. The proJec~ will ~ ~e~ed ~ a c~lete r~ge
· ~l~es ~d utlliti~s a~ a~prov~ ~- th. Co~.
=he internal a~ang~an~ of ~t~ctures, the plac~nt o~
. .land use buffer~, and the p~s~ d~elo~nt
con=ain.d her~ln.
This Ordin~ce shall ~ ~ and cited as the *S~s
· Santa Barbara Pla~ed Unit ~v~lo~ent Ordl~nce=.
SECTION Ii
PROPERTT OWNERSHIP A~D LEC~M~ DESCRIPTION
2.1 The subject proper~y is currently owned by~
Royce Stallings/Fee SLmple Legal Owner.
Laurence Mulline/Con~ract Vendee and E~uitable Owner.
2.2 The auhJect property is de~cribed as follows,
LEGAL D~$CRIPTION
The Wom~ half of the Southwest quarter of thy Southwest qu&r~er of
Section 4, Township 50 Sou~h, R&nge 26 East, Collier County,
Florida, LESS =he Westerly 60 fee= thereof for San~a Barb~ra
Boulevard and LESS ~he Southerly 75 feet ~hereof for Sta~e ~oad 84
(O&vie Boulevard).
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.~ ECTION III
STAT~M~- OF INTENT A~{D PROJECT DESCRIPTION
3.1 I~TRO_D_UCTIO~
It Ii the d~velopers ].ntent to e~tablish a co~ercial center
th[~ doc~ent to ~= forth flexible ~ldol~nes for ~he fu=u~
~s~lr Plan. Changes ~nd varia=ion~ In building location and
PI~ a~val In accordance with Sec=ion 10.5 of the Zoning
~lnanc~. Change~ and v~a~ons In building =rac=l ~y
discra=ion of the County ~nager, or his designee, such
and procedural re~lremen=s of the Su~lvision
Hoover, this shall no= bo const~d ~o re,ire an amen~en~
· o any plat of =his dev~lo~en= unless such change or varianc.~
results in a change of lo= l~nes on =he pla=. '-
~. 3 ~~
The l~atlon of land uses ~s ~ho~ on the Conceptual P.U.D.
~ter Plan. The max~ n~ber of s~arm fee~ of re~ail or
office floor area to be pea=ted not including that
on the out parcel~ shall be one hunted fifty thousand
(150,000) s~are f~et of floor area.
3.4 SITE CLEWING ~D D~INAG~
Clearing, grading~ ear~h~rk, and site drainage ~rk s~ll
~fo~ed In acco~ance with applicable Collier County
and Ordinances, and the stand'ards and cool,entre of
doc~en=.
3.5 ~E~$ FOR ~ILITIE~ ·
Easements, where re~lrad, shall bm provided for water
manag~en= area~, utilities and o~hmr pu~ms as ~y
nmmdmd.
~11 neceoaa~ o&ae~enta, dedications, or other lnstrum~mts
aball be granted to £naura the continued operat£on and
wi~h
maintenance o~ al~ uervices and util£tlea in compliance
applicable ragul&tlona in elf.ct at the time approvals are
r~questwd.
SECTION IV
GENERAL DEVELOP-v~NT REGULATIONS
The purpose of this ~action is co'delineate the development
re~lations that accompany ~he Conceptual ~as~er Plan depicted
In Exhibi~ A.
~d l~dscap~ng ~e no~ s~ifically lnc lud~ In =his
d~en=, the applic~le ~and~ds of ~he Collier County
zon~g O~nce and s~ivision re~la=lo~ ~= a~
eff~= a~ ~e ~ of ~= a~lica~lon shall apply.
No building or s=~c=ure, or p~ ~her~f, s~ll ~ e~c~,
altered or used, or land used~ in whole or par~, for
~han =he following~
i. Automobile service s~&=lons (in accordsnce with the
standards of Se~-tion 9.8 of the Zoning Ordinance)
antique shops; appll'ance scores; art studios;
supply shops; automobile parts s=o~s.
2. Bake~ mhops~ ~it and tackle sh~s~ ~s and
financial l~tl=utlons~ ~r and ~au~
~th supply'sCores; bl~cle sales and s~ices~
blueprint shops; ~lnders; ~k s~o~s
machine
3. C~ washes; c~= ~d flor c~ring sales - which
~y ~clude storage ~ ~s~lla~lon; c~ld c~
canters (no less ~ fi~ ~ f~= f~ an
est~l~s~nt sell~g or 8e~ alco~l~c
for co~tion on p~aem ~es~ ~
·places of ~rahip; clang ~to~s~ c~
[in acco~e wl~ ~e s~~ o~ ~ion l.ll
o~ ~he zo~ng O~l~e) ~'cm~ial ~rea~ uses
-. ind~r~ c~La~ ac~la~ conf~Ao~
4. Delicatessens; department stores; drug stores; dry
cleaning shops; dry good stores; and drapery shops.
5. Electrical supply stores; equipment rentale
including lawn mowers and powmr saws, which may
include thmir repair and sale.
6. Fish market - retail only; florist shops; fraternal
and social clubs (in accordance with the standards
of Section 8.11 of the Zoning Ordinance); funeral
homes; furniture stores; furrier shops.
?. Garden supply stores - outside display in side and
rear yards; gift shops; glass and ~lrror sales -
including storage and installation; gourmet shops.
8. }{ardware stores; hat cleaning and blocking; health
food stores; homes for ~he aged; hospitals and
10. Jewelry stores.
11. Laundries - self sez~lce only; leather goods; '
legitimate :huatres; liquor stores; lock~mitP~.
12. Marinas; markets ~ food; markets - meat; ~edic&l
offices and clinics; millinery shops; ~otels and
hotels; motion p'Icture theatres; museums;
stores; mini warehouses and storage facilities
minor automobile repair work.
13. New car dealerships - outside display permit:ed;
news stores; night clubs (in accordance with
standards of Section 8.11 of the Zoning Ordinance).
14. Office - general; office supply stores.
15. Paint and wallpaper ~tores; pet shops; pm: supply
shops; photographic equipment stores; pottery
stores; printing; publishing and mimeograph
shops; private clubs ( in accordance with
standards of Section B.11 of the Zoning Ordinar~ce)
professional offices. .
16. Radio and television sales and services; r~dio
transmit=ers and. r~eXving equ!~nt, but not
pri~clpal tran~=i~sio~% to~r; r~s~.arch and dezign
labs; r~st hc~me~; re~taurant~ - including drive~in
or fast food restaurants (in accordance w~th the
stand&fda of Sactlon 8.11 of the Zoning Ordinance).
17. ~h(~l r~p&lr~ shoe stores; shopping ce~ter$~ souvenir
atorem~ mtationery mtores~ supermarkets and
sanatorium~.
18. Tailor shops~ taxidermists~ tile sales - ceramic
tile; tobacco shops; toy shops; trop£cal fish
stores.
1]. Upholstery shops.
20. Variety stores~ vehicle rental - auto,chiles only~
veterinarian offices and clinics - no outside
kennels.
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21. Watch and pr~lslon Xns~rumen~ repair shops.
22. Any other commercial use or p~ofesslonal
which Il comparable in ~t~e with the lo,gong
uses ~d which the Zoning Dir~or
c~at~lt with tha a~v~
Ac~esso~ U~e~
1. kce~lo~ulal and strictures cult~rily
wish ~=ted .uses In this district including
Co
~VELOPM~NT STANDARDS[
~lnimum Site kea$
~nty thoumand (20,000) a~are feet.
One h~md and fifty (150) feet.
~nty (20) fee:.
~~ ~t Parcel~1
(a) 'Fro. st, fifty ' ($0)'~eet
Accessory structure (lncludin~ canogies)
(a) Front, Fifty (50) feet
(b) Sides Ten (10} feet
(c) Rear, Ten (10) feet
(d) Minimum distance between structures,
feet.
Setbacks Fqr Structures Not Located
Ten (10)
In 0~
Shopping Center:
(a) Davis Boulevard Future Right-Of-Way, Seventy-
five (75) feet.
(b) Northerly Access Road Right-Of-Way, Fifty
(50) feet.
(c) Santa Barbara Boulevard: Seventy-five
(d) East Proper~y Line, Seventy-five (75) feet!
(e) From Out Parcel Boundaryl One half (1/2)
sum of building heights.
Out Buildings,
(a) Santa Barbara Boulevard~ Seventy-five (75)
feet, however, buildings less than five
thousand (5,000) square feet may have & for~y
(40) foot aetback.
(b) Davis ~oulevard Future Rlgh%-Of-Way, Seventy-
five (75) feet.
(c) Northerly Accese Road Right-Of-Way, Fifty (50)
feet.
(d} East ~roper~y Lln~, Seventy-five (75} feet.
(e) From Out Parcel Boundaz-y, Zero (0) or five (5)
feet.
3. Accessory Structures,
(a) Street Frontages, Fifty (50) feet.
(b) From Out Parcel Boundary, Zero (0) or five (5)
feet.
(c) ~tinimumDlatance Between Structuress Tan
feet.
~lnLmum Site Wld=h~ '-
One hundred and fifty (150) feet.
Sixty (60) feet.
H. Parkina~
The same as thm Itandards of the Collier County Zoning
Ordinance An effect at the time of application for
permits.
I. ODes S~¢e and Landscaped Area:
A min.~ of 30% of the property shall be ~lnt~lned
open space for which a credit Is provided for dedicated
areas, landscaped areas and rm%~n%lon areas.
J. Land~caDm 8ur fer~
A t~n (10) foe= landsca~d buffer shall ~
along %he nor~hm~ smction of the pro~y south of
PI~. If ~lal zoning ~i app~ on ~he :rm~
the buffer shall no~ be re. ired' adjacent ~o said
cordially zone~ tract. ~y landsca~g ~ffer will
be re.ired ~ accedence with the st~dards of Section
8.37 of the Collier County Zoning Ordinance.
K. Mln~ Floor ~ma Principal St~cturg;
One thousand (1,000) s~are feet with the exception
automobile se~ice stations which may ~ nine hunted
(900) s~are
5 · 1 PURPOSE
SECTION V
ENVi RONHENTAL STANDARDS
The purpose of this Section is to set forth the stipulations
established of the Environmental Advisory Council. The
development this project shall be subject to those
stipulations,
Petitioner shall be subject to Ordinance 75-21 (or
tree/vegetation removal ordinance in existence at the
time of permitting), requiring %he acquisition of a
removal permit prior tO any land clearing. A site
clearing plan shall be submitted %o the Natural Resources
Management Departs. ant for %heir review and subject to
approval prior to any work on the site. This plan
be submitted in phases to coincide with the development
schedule. The site clearing plan shall clearly depict
how the final site layout incorporates retained native
vegetation to the maximum extent possible and how roads,
buildings, lakes, parking lots, and other facilities have
been oriented to accommodate this goal.
Ao
Native species shall be utilized, an described below, in
the site landscaping plan. A landscape plan for all
landmcaplng on the development shall be submitted to the
County Landscape Architect and to a County Environmental
Specialist for their review and shall be subject to their
approval. The landscape design shall incorporate
minLmum of 60% native plantn, by number, including trees,
shrubs, and ground cover. At least 60% of the trees, 60%
of the shrubs, end 60% of the ground%over shall be native
species. At the discretion of the County Landscape
Architect or County Environmental Specialist a higher
percentage of trees or ~hrubs can offset an equal
percentage of ground%over. For example, the use of 70%
native trees could allow the use of only 50% native
ground%over. This plan shall depict the incorporation
of native species and their mix with other species, if
any. The goal of site landscaping shall 1~ the
creation of native vegetation and habitat characteristics
lost on the site during construction or due to pas=
activiti~s. '..
Co
All exotic plants, as defined in the County Code, shall
be removed during each phase of construction from
development areas, open space areas, and preserve areas.
Following si~e development, a maintenance program shall
exotic sgecias. This plan, which will describe control
techniques and in~[3ect~on/~=ervals, shall be filed with
and sub]ec~ to approva~ by ~he Natural Resources
Division.
If, during the course o~ site clearing, excavation, or
other constructional activities, an archaeological or
historical site, artifact, or other indicator ~s
discovered, all develo~men~ at that location shall be
Department notified. Development will be suspende~ for
a sufficient length of time to enable the Natural
Resources Management Department or a designated
consultant to assess the find and determine the proper
course of acc./on in regard to its salvageability. The
Natural Reson==e~ MAnagement Department will respond to
anI such notification in a timely and efficient manner
so as to provide only a minimal interruption to any
construction activities.
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SECTION VI
TI~/~SPORTAT ION REQU I RE-"~. ~Ff$
6.1
The puz~oae of ~his Section is co sec fo=~ the traffic
lmprovemonc requir~menC$ which ~he proJec= developer
under~ake as an in=e~al p~ o~ ~he proJec= devalopman=.
These devalopman=s consis= of =he following~
A. The developer ~hall ~:ovide 40 fee~ o~ road r~h~-of-way
along S~=a Barb~a Boulevard.
B. The developer shall provide r~gh= ~u~ l~es a= each
eh=fence along S~=a B~bara ~ulevard, ~= =he lane~
shall no~ be continuous be=ween en=rances.
C. The accea~ on Davis Boulevard shall be 1~1~ ~o
~s in and righ= ~ out. It mha~l ~v% no ~d~an
opening upon ~he mul~l-l~lng of ~ha= road.
D. The developer shall pr~lde a fair share con=r~u=lon
~oward ~he cos=s of xecons=~c~lng =he erie=lng ~dian
~ opening on San=a B~b~a Boulev~d =o se~e ~he
~in eh=fence ·
E. The developer ~hall provide a fair share
on San=a Barbara BoulevArd when deemed wa~an=~ ~
Co~=y. The al~al~ shall be ~ed, o~ra~ed and
~ln=ained by Collier Coun=y.
F. The developer shall provide a~erial level
lighting a= all pro~ec=
G. 'if a fu=ure median opening Is pe~==ed on San~
Boulev~d =o se~e a ~oint-u~e mn=fence a= ~he
bounda~ o~ ~he proJlc=, =he benefiting pro~y
~hall be respona~le for =he conl=~c=ion cos=s of
opening and all asl~ia=ld =~ lanes.
defined ~ Ordin~cs 85-55 and ~11 no= ~ appll~
ordinanc~ ·
~ I. One accezs poLnt is shown on the Conceptual P.U.D.
Plan at the IOUthern end of the property to provide
access to the parcel to the east. An additional access
..... point, at the northern boundar~ of the proper=y, ~y
~ the S~lvts~on ~ster Plan/final plat ~titions either
~ County staff.
~ J. The' t~av~l way cross iectfon shall confo~ to the
~ const~ctlon for a minor collector In te~ o~
thlc~e~s In accordance with the County Su~fvision
~ Ordinance.
~ K. The min~ travel way width shall be t~nty-four
feet.
~ L. Desl~ and const~ctlom of all ~provements shall
=he Collier County S~lvilion Re,la=ions.
~ M. ~rk Wl~n Cell far County right,f-way ~hall ~e=
~ retirements of Collier County ~ght-o~-Way Ordinance 82-
N. Th. ~roJec[ ~hall b~ pla~ted in accord~nc~ with ~olli~r
~ County S~ivision aegis=ions to define the
· ~ way, out p~cels, and easements al sho~ on the
u~l O. Th~ ~ access points to the ~ro~e~y no~h o~
~ Shogpes at Santa Barbara are understood to ~ co~eptual
and will not be cons=~cted at thil t~e. Actual
~ locations will be datelined during the rezon~g ~or
:~YJ~[' ~divlsion master plan review of thll land to the ~h.
__ P. Parent of $35,000 based u~n prior right-of-way
~l'z; ac~lsition (1.82 acres ~ $11,000/acro) of $20,000 and
~ . prior madman open~ng/~iveway of $15,000~ pa~n= to
made and applied ~o t~e S.R. 84 four-lan~ng project
· .:.~ s~a~ of consist=ion contracU for S.R. 84
~,-"- ~tween S~=a Barbara ~ulevard and County'M bad.
~ 0- Pa~n= of road ~pact fe'e~' consistent with ~
~ f~e ~t~ct~e and/or revisiono to the o~~ ' -
-~ .... ~
No Cer~iflcate of Occupancy to be issued until
oubstantial road construction completion of S.R. 84 four-
laning ba~ween Santa' Barbara Boulevard and County Barn
Road.
Payment of fair share contribution ~oward =hs fo=r-lanlng
of S .R. 84/Davis Bouluvard east of Santa Barbara
Boulevard based on genera=ed-attracted new trips divided
by FDOT four-la~e xoad capacity times =he cost of road
improvements along project's fronuage on S.R. 84.
Payment ~o be made and applied to the S.R. 84 four-laning
project upon s=&r~ of construction contract for S.R. 84
segment be=ween S~nta Barbara Boulevard and County Bar~l
Road.
SECTION VXX
The purpose of this Section is ~o let forth ~he utilities
requirements which must De accommodated Dy ~he
~e p~ec~ davexopmer,~ ~ Count~
d ~iah~S-o~-WaY oz withim
~er and s~e: facilities
c°nv~y~T--~ on p~lva~e p~op~f' ,,t~lity
o~ashall ~
developer, his as sl~s or successors ·
comple=ion o~ cons~c=lon of ~he wa=er and
Zacill=ies wi~ ~he pro~ec~, =he facilities will
be =es=ed ~o ensue they mee= Collier county's
u~lli~y co~c~lon appr~ed · The
:~e cons~c:l°m pl~S ~e
tas~ mus~ ~ c~ple:ed :o ~e sa~lsfac~ion o~
~acllit~e~ - '= etlon o~ ~o wats= ana[~ ...... .
le
~ ~cu~ancy for a:~c~ea within ~he proJec: ~he
conveyed ~o ~e CountY,
%o Coun%Y O~CeS ~d ~atio~ ~ e~fec:
the t~ c°nve2~ce Is ze~es~md- . -.
aPP~Ved '~ of conl~%ction- '"' .' [ ' '
3. Ail cu#tc=ers connecting to the water distribution
and sewage collection facilities will be customers
of the County and will be billed by the county in.
accordance with the County's established rates.
Should the county not be in a position to provide
water and/or sewer service to the project, ~he water
and/or sewer customers shall be customers of
interim utility established to serve ~he projeCt
~ntil the County's off-site water and/or sewer
facilities are available to serv~ the project.
4. It Is anticipated that the Co~nty Utilities Division
will ultimately supply potable water to meet the
consumptive dm=and ~nd/or receive and %rrna= the
sewage generated by =his project. Should the County
system not bm in a position to supply Potable water
to =he project and/or receive the project's
wastewater at the time development co~mences, t. he
Developer, at b/s expen,e, will install ~nd operate
interim water supply and on-site eewage ~r~a~men~
and disposal facilities adequate to ~eet
requirements of the appropriate regulatory agencies.
5. An agreement shall be entered into between
County and the developer, binding on ,~2%e developer,
County, prior to the approval of con$~ction
documents for the proposed project, statLng that:'
a. The proposed water supply and on-site
facilities and/or on-site wastewater
~d disposal facilities, if re~, are to
ba constructed as ~ of the proposed projeCt
and must be regarded as interim; ~ shall be
constructed to Stats and Federal et~--'~s
arq tO be owned, operated and maintained by
developer, his assigns or succmssors, until
such time as the County's off-alta water'
facilities ~nd/or off-site se~r facilities ar~
available to ee=~£ce the project. The interim
treatmen~ facilities shall supply services only
to those lands o~ned by ~he dm~elo~r and
appzoved by the Connty for ~lo~ment.. The
developmeut bo~nda~ &~proved ~f t~ C~mty
without the ~lttsn conoent of the Counter.
b. Upon connection to the County's off-mite water
facilities, and/~r sewer f acllitim~,
~-""~ d~loper, his assigns or ancceesor~ ~h&ll
· ee~:~ abandon, dismantle and remov~ frou tha sit-,
Ce
de
lnterL~ water and/or sewage treatment 2ac£11~
Stile of ~lorida stand.ds. ~l
cos= ~ ~e Co~.
Co.et=ion to ~e County's off-slOe
o~ers, their assl~ or successor, a= ~ cos=
to ~o Co~=y wi~ln 90 ~
faculties ~ avall~le. ~ cost of
cobb=ion shall ~clude, bu= not ~ l~t~
to, all eng~eering desi~ ~ p~a~on
construction documents,
~fica~o~ or ~fi==~g of
fatuities, ~te~o~=~on wl~ ~ off-
f~tlX~Xes ~ avaXl~le for ~ p~]~ ~o
co~= wi~h, ~ foll~g ~r
facilities s~ll ~ co~ tO t~
~la~lo~ ~ eff~t ac ~e c~:
wa~ or wl~ utility eal~nts
(2) ~X wa~ ~d s~ ~acLl~cles
o~f-s.tte ~ ~/o= s~
(b) Water distr~bution facilities from
the point of connection with the
County's water facilities to the
=ameer water meter serving the
project, including all
easements necessax-f.
e. The customers served on an interim basis by the
utility system constructed by the developer
shall become customers of the county at =he :
time when County off-site wa=er and/or sawer
facilities ara available to serve the project
and such connection is made. Prior
connection of the project to the County's off-
site wa=er and/or sewer facilities =he
developer, his assigns or successors, shall
turn over to the County a complete list of the
syztem and shall not compete with the County
for the service of =hose custom-rs. The
developer shall also provide the County with
a detailed inventory of the facilities served
within =he project and the entity which will
be responsible for the water and/or sewer
service hilling for =he project.
f. All cons=ruction plans and technXcal
specifications related to connections =o r. he
County's off-site water and/or sewer facilities'
will he submitted =o the utilities Division for
review and approval prior to co~=aencement of
construction.
g. The developer, hil assigns or successorl; agree
to pay all system development char~a at the
pursuant =o appropriate County Ordina~es
request. This r~quirement shall be lade known
to all pro,pective buyer~ of prepare-les for
whO.ch buil41ng pex~u[tl w~ll b~ requir~ prior
to the starT, of building con~cuc=lon.
h. The Count7 will lease to =he D~velope~.for
die,ragu=lan and/~r eewag~ collection &~d
~_ran~t~sIon systeJ~ for ~ s~s of $10.00
off-sit~ ~a~er ar~/o:r eM~ fac£1i.tios
shall b~ d,te~n!med upon ¢cr~le~]~n of
pro~.x~sud utility con~..--c~'~on a~l ~rior to
activation of the wa~er supply ~rea~.man= ~nd
dis tribu~lon facilities and/or the sewage
collection, transmission and
facilities. The lease, If rm~d,
r~ln ~ effac~ un=il =he County c~ provide
fac~lties or ~ttil such t~e that bulk rata
water and/or se~r se~ice a~ee~nts
seeing the
B. Data re~ed under County Ordinance No. ~0-112 shying
the avail~llity of sewage semite ~su ~ s~tt~
the cons=~c:lon ~oc~ent~ for the p~Jec:. A co~ of
the approved DER pe~ts ~st bm s~tt~ for the s~age
collection and tranm~lsion sys=~ and ~
C. If ~ ~mr~ on-mite water supply, ~a~n~
~ak day d~s=lc d~d, ~ addi=lon =o f~ fl~ d~
a% a ratm app~vmd by ~ appropria%m F~ Con~l
D. Cbnst~c=lon ~d ~ershlp of ~hm water
facilities, including ~ty pro,smd ln=mr~
wl~h ~11 U~lll~le~ Division s~ds, ~c~s,
ordinates, etc., ~ effect a= ~he ~ con~=c=lon
approval is
E. ~tall~ h~aulic desi~ ~s cover~g
dis~r~u:lon ~d s~agm coll~:lon ~d ~ssion
sys=~ ~o se~e ~he project ~s~ ~ s~tt~ wiZh
const~ction do~ents for the p~t. ~ ~rts
shall list all dmsl~ a~s~tions, d~ rates ~ other'
factors pe~lnent to ~m sys%~ ~der cogitation.
F. Slt~ Develo~ent Plan appr~al s~l~ not ~
subject ~o c~l~m wl~ ~pter 10-D.6, F.A.C.,
~ECTION VIII
WATER M).NAGEHENT REQUIRE.~I~S
8.1
The p%'~'pose of this Section is to sst forth the atl~ulationS
est~hlished by the Water ~nagemen= ~viso~ Bo~,
stipulations shall be acco~odatmd by =ha proJec: developer.
A. Petitioner shall provide slay (60) fee= of right-of-way
along :he mn~lre frontage of Davis Boulev~d for
canal widening.
B. Detailed paving, grading and site ~ainage pl~m shall
const~ction pe~ta shall be issued unless ~d until
appr~al o~ =he pro.smd cons=~c=lon in accordance with
=he ~ttod plans is ~anted by ProJecU Review
C. Cons~ction of all wa:er managemen: ~acllities shall
s~Jec~ :o c~pliance with :he appropriate provisions
~he Collimr Coun: S~lvision Re~lations.
D. ~ Excavation Pe~lt will ~ re.ired for ~ht
lake(s} in accordance with Collier Coun:y Ordinate
99-2S ·
E. A copy of S~ Pe~l= or Early Work Pe~i~ is red.md
prior =o const~c:lon plan approval.
F. A mas=er association will be responsible for
operation and maintenance of on-site ~ainage facilities.
,.y
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~XECUTIVE SUMMA RY
TO APPROVE A RESOLUTION FOR ESTABLISHING A I'KRMIT ~
FOR SPECIAL EVENTS SIGNS LOCATKD Wn'HIN PIJ~LIC RIGIt'I'e~OF-
WAY.
To obtain Board approval of the attached res,-~tion e~ a persa~ i:e fo~
Sl:~'~'ial events signs as defined in S~:lion 2.5.5.2.3.9.3 of g~e Las~ ~
Code and located within v-~blic fights-of-way.
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~ONS[DER~AT!ONS;
Dufin$ the course of the year the County receives rmnm'm~ nxlmm~ m Iocat~ sptxini
events signs within the public rights-of-way. ~ of such ~ ~ the
L.G. Tournament, Noveen M~ter Tournament, Swamp Buggy, and ~ ~ Ara
~nd Crafts Show.
Currently, there is not an e~-tablished permit fee to cover the cost of ~ this
type of right-of-way permit. The attached re~lufion would emtab{ifl~ a permit
processin8 f~, as well as a refundable flepo~t to ams~n~ ~ign removfl upon
application for the permit. Th~ reconunended p~*,rd! fe~ im ~75.00 and th~ ~le
deposit is recommended at $25.00 for t~ first sigd~ and $5.00 for ~ch addi~ ~ign_
Failure to remove the signs within five {5) days after the e,,m~ 'a~uld be cause, for
forfeiture oft.he deposit.
Attached for your [ra%m~tion i, a copy of the revised guidetinesYpolicy that will be
u~ for ~manc~ of stx~ial evcnt~ signs within the pubF.¢ rights--of-way.
The Development Ser',qces Advisory Committee at their May 7, i 997 meeting, voted
in favor ofre~x, mmendin8 ~pproval to the Bo&rd.
i{',~pproved, this ieee will senemte approximately $300.00 - 500.00 per year.
NO. ~
MAY 2 0 199/'
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPA(TF;
None
RECOMMENDATION:
That the Board of County Corrari, siom~ aplax)~ 'the Rrzolution (~aablishing a
permit fee for special ~vent~ ~ign~ located within pub~ fi~f-way.
PREPARED BY:
THOMAS E. KUCK, P.E.
ENGINEEI~JNG REVIEW M?~NAGER
DATE
REVIEWED BY:
PLANNING SERVICES DIRECTOR
VINCENT A. CAUTERO, ADMI~fISTRATOR
COMM~ DEV. AND ENVIRONMENTAL SVCS.
DATE
2
{
MAY ~ 0 ~997
pg..,
CfkMM%RgITY DEa;ELOPMENT & E~VIORNMENTAJ~ SERVICES
ENGINEERING RF. VIEW SERVICES SECTION
SUBJECT:
COUNTY GUIDELINES/POLICY FOR ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL
EVENTS SIGNS LOCATED WITHIN COUNTY RIGHT-OF-WAY
DATE:
PiARCH 3, 1997
e
Obtain County Right-of-Way Permit
Permit Fee: $75.00 or as required by Resolution.
Refundable Deposit: To be returned upon removal of
signs and support by applicant (five days after
event): $25.00 for first sign & $5.00/sign for each
additional sign.
Provide map location with each sign location shown and
n,~mb e r ed.
No signs located within medians.
Sign Size & Color: Signs are reco~mended to be
blue in color with white lettering or white with black
lettering (Motor Service Guidance color as per the
Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)),
maximum size - 24" x 32", minim~ size 18" x 24".
Entrance to main event shall be permitted 2 signs -
maxim~ size 4' x 8'.
Signs shall all be professional in appearance and
shall include the R/W permit nun~er.
No signs shall be erected prior to seven days before
scheduled event.
' I AY 0 1991
Sign LOcation:
No signs shall be attached to
traffic control signs
authorized or Other
highway Signs. Each
sign Shall be located a minimum
distance of 30, from Street
interseCtion, must have it's
own individual
sUpPort system,
must be located 6 feet from
edge of Pavement or 3 feet from
back of Wall curb, and bottom
of sign shall be a m/n/mum of
12 inches above existing
ground. Top of Sign shall not
exceed a distance of 5 feet
Signs not co ..... above existing r
and ~- ~,~zln~ W~L g oun
cnu Precedtn~ ~j~ conditi .... d.
Code Compliance.= ~uxuelines/Pol~__ oX_the rtght_~_'
~Y w~ll be sUb4e~~ ~ay permit
~ ~ uo removal by
RIGHT-OF-WAy PERMIT NO.
f/~Om/bk
RESOLUTION 97-
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PER.MIT FEES FOR
SPECIAL EVENTS SIGNS AS REFERENCED IN
S~.CTION 2.5.:5.2.3.9.3 OF THE LA2h'D DEVELOPMENT
CODE AND LOCATrr~ WITi~ PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-
WAY; PROVIDING FOR, A SIGN REMOVAL
REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
oo
~,4 .. ~ ~, :~HEREAS, Collier County Ordinance Number 03-64 provides rcquir~..mcnls for · pe4,mit for
Z~ ~ s~4th~n t:~blic rights-of-way;
Aa . .' ..: ' WH2EREAS, Colli~ County Ordinance. Number 93-64 is intended to esaabl~sh · ~¢t ofsta.ndards
3.'/ to'r~14.nnd require consists-ney ~ quality of wc~'~.rnans~p
~,6 ~ .Rights-of-Way; and
·" '(~-~EREAS, Collier County Ordinance Number 93-64 r~oBnizes tl~t cc·dh pcrmh
~,t .'..
~41o~d by resolution of Collier County to defray thc County's cost ofpermilting work within public
· .: j. W'r~P~,AS, s~id costs are to be paid throush permit f~cs by or on bch,,Ifof each appli~nt w~,o
23' I~ucsl$ to perform worl; whhin any public right-of-way; ·,id
2e · .,'~ W]4"EREAS, existing pen-nh Fees w~rc cslabli~hed by Collier County Resolution Number 93-
26 ' · WHEREAS. · pcrmlt fcc nccds to' l~: csl:~blishcd For spcclal cvcnls sig~s ms defined in Seclion
:t~ · ~.'$.:S.2.].9.~ oFthe L~nd Dcvclopmenl Code nnd loc·It'd wilhi, public ril/,hls-oF-w,y to ofi'r~: 11~¢ c.~s
16 ~g. uh~d by'Collier Coul:ly.
i~ ;.... x"NOW, TIIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY TI IE UOARD OF COUNTY
1~ · ~:~S!ONffRS o£Ool!ier County, Florid~ thai:
.'~ · · A no~l~rcfundablc fi.'u for l~:fittlng sl~iul crc, is Silt, ns wlthl, public rllihls-of-w·y
... ~ ."lhe',m~un! o1'$75.00 $~11 be du: ~,,d pny~ble u~on ,~pplic~l~on of pa~niL
'.] x ·
"' '.. A ~efimd~blc dct:ofit in ~hc ~moum of $2S.00 for the flrsl fil/,n ~.~ $$.O0 for ~ch
.i'-. · '-~a'k~fion~l si~n sh,~l be due ·nd p,y~ble upo~ ~ppli~tion ofp-~rmi~ Io
' ~. ~t~ns by ·l:plic~m within..~ d·ys after event. Failu~ lo ;omply will rorfdl del-,osit.
,"!~'~." "3~s Re.i/olu~ion shall I.x~om~: cfl'c~tiv~; imnv~ia;cly UlXm i~s
$
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12
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15
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This Resolution adopted ~(lcr motion, second ~nd maiority vole Favoring Ibc lame.
DATED:
ATTF.~:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COM~ISStON~RS
COLLIER COUNT~, FL,OP~DA
BY:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK. CHAIRMAN
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
I{EIDI~AR[ITON
A.~.~I,~'I'ANT ('f}l I~I'Y A'I'I'IIRNI~Y
$1G~ RF. MOVAL FI~ RF. SOCUT10~md
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UA¥ 2 0 t997 j
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CONSIDERATION BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSlOI',~ERS OF A REQUEST TO
ALLOW FOR A LATE FILING OF A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT.
OBJECTIVE: To consider, a request by a property owner to file a petition to amend the
Comprehensive Plan after the filing date has pass.sd.
CONSIDERATIONS: The Bosrd ol= County Commissioners has established a proced~u,"e to
provide for annual amendments to the Comprehensive Plan (Resolution # 91-521 ) which
includes a deadline for amendments by the public to be submitted by 5:00 p.m. of the foud, h
Friday in March (March 28, 1997). This request was received by the Board of County
Commissioners on April 29, 1997.
The purpose of the proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan is to allow for an
Industrial Designation in the Agricultural/Rural Designation to accommodate heavy industrial
uses such as, concrete products manufacture, ready-mix concrete and asphalt plants, fuel
storage facilities, material recycling and processing, for property located ¼ mile south of
Immokalee Road and one mile east of CR 951, ,~Jon 25,Township 48 South, Range 26.
The intent 13 to amend the Plan to include an Indus*rial designation on the Futura Land Use
Map and to file for a rezonlng to Industrial PUD which would include development standards,
buffers,.screening and related development criteria to mit]gate adverse impacts on
surrounding properties.
If the BCC approves the late filing of this petition, it could be included in the 1997 cycle, with
final public hearings scheduled for early 1998.
FISCAL IMPACT: None at this time.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: This request, if approved by the BCC, would include
another ameildmen~ to the Comprehensive Plan for the 1997/1998 cycle.
RECOMME~.IDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners provide direction
regarding thls request fo~' a Compmhens!ve P!ar~ amendment subsequent to the filing
deadline.
Barbara A. Cacchione, AlCP
~_.~._.m. prohensive Plannigg Men.ag.er/.,,
Donald W. Arnold, AICP
~lricent A. C~utero, Administrator
CommtJnA¥ DeveJopment & Environrnental Sol-vices Division
04/29/1997 16:05 7743G02 BO3 PA~ 02
N~. "'""~" ~ ~. 't ~'.',:~ ;;~'¢ .:,~.~.;~,~...~''. ....
4500 Executive Dfl~,e, ·SUite 300/Naples, FL 33999/(813) 597-9061 / Fax (813) 597-5167
Board of Collier County Commi~lo~er~
CoIBer County Goyjrnm~n[ C,e~ter
~301 Ea.,t Tamiaml Tra~
Naples, Florida :~4 1 12.
R,E: Grow',J~ Management Plan Amendment
Dear Comml~loner~,
For some time I have been litYlng ~edou~ consideration to undertakL~ development of a new ind~ut~bl par'f...
The padc would be located outside the ex~dng Urban and Urbanb~ng area, so as to serve aJ a proper location
for many of ne exL~dng heavy buslre~ and Industrial operadoru now located in more central urban areas, aa
~YcJl as f~tu. re btutne~s and industrial operatlor~ of a sknlL~r nature. The r'~lor~le Is r~at although contr'a<zor~
yard, conc~te products manufac:ure, ready-mlx concrete and asphalt plants, Iud .storage "~adiitJe~, material
recycling and processing and ~lmllar ~ are ail nece~a[y to the communlty'~ the commun!ty Is better ~ewed
IF these heavy b~s.h~es~ and Industrial operatiom are located on the edle or the urban area rather r. Aan in It~
center.
Accordinjly, I.have Ix. gu, the proce~ of ~s~mbflng lands In a location which I belA, ye to be rivorabt~ for the
estabitsiunent of a buJIne~s and lndu~tr'e.: ~.'~rk to accommodate the. above, type of tries. The location is ore-
quarter mile south or Immok3lee Hlgh~.~y, one mile east of Sk-95 I. The more mcclflc location l~ d~e south
hal,'of the northwest quarteG and the north haft or d~e southwest quarter, of Section 25, Township 48 South,
Range 2.6 Ease, Collier County, Florida. Thl~ Iocadoo lies adjacent and Immed]at~]7 east of the Urban residential
~boundarf as e~ublbhed by rJ~e County's Future Land LL<e hhp.
lily inm-"~lon ~ to eJtabRsh a ~ianned unit development [ndu~utar I~rk In whic~ contemporary, development
-<talidar~, bufl'et~, ~cree~dng, and related development CTiteda ensure that the community'S needed heavy
buslncss and Ind~ucrial actlvtded can be appi-oprtately ba~ed while guarding agait~t adwne effeoJ on surmundlr~
land
County st~ff addse~ that establishment of an Industrial PUD zocdr~ dIstrict in the described area would r~/ulre
an arnencLmem to ~e Future Land Use lvlap. Stall' also adv~e3 that the a~mual cycle for appl'/b~ m amtmd the
Land Use H~p has a ~ecendy pz~ed lvtarch deadllc,~ and that sutx~l~lon o( an applka~ to amend ~he ~
Use ~ ar:er the blard~ deaclUne requir~ approval of If~ Board of ~t7 Commisdore~ Accordln~,
! re<Tuest your approv'al to prepare and submit an. application to arn~nc[ .the Com~ Future I~nd Use Iv'ap ,u
desog~,cl 'above,, In o~der that ~e appllcztlon c~n be ptece~sed a~ ,1 pa~t of ~ 1 ~97 cfde. Il 7'ou Irant ~
bm f~ng aud~.orl~tio,, ~ wlfi'ako IpJQate wo~ on th, companlon [ndmlda[ PUD ~pplc~tk~ and ml tile it
in order u~at t~-~ ~'o applications c~n b~ proce~ed slmu~neomly.
I look for.~rd to you:'
0
RE.cOi,UT£OII ~L-52]
~EQUXREHE~S AND P~OCEOU~£S FOR
qovernments to prepare and adopt a Comprehensive Plan;
and
WlIER£AS, t~e Board o~ County Commissioners adopted
Collier County Grovth Management Plan cn ~anuary lO, lge9; and
WM£PEAS, the Local Government Comprehensive Planning and
seq., rtori.Ja Statutes) mandates certain procedures to amend
adopted Grog'th Eanagement Plans (Section 163.3184 amd Section
Aj~endments (Collier County ae~olutioD ~9-1~, adopted
8,1989); and
WHEREAS, t~; O,partment of Community Affairs has
Collier County that the addition o[ future fiscal years
projects to the Capital Improvement Element of the Growth
Mar. agement Plan ~ust be accomplished through the ~lan amendment
process as defined in Chapter 1~3.]~7, Florida Statutes; and
WI[E?~S, certain capital improvement pro~ects from the
Growth ;~anage,~ent ~lan are included in the County's Tentative
Annual Budget on a yearly basis;'and
~Kt~S, fo~ purposes of convenience and expediency it
necessary to a~end the capital Improvement Element and'the
schedule of projects in the Element in conjunction with the
adoption of the Count~'~ Tentative Annual Budget for each new
fiscal fear;
wHEFEAg, in order to provide adequate notice, it i~
nec.~ss~; .' to set forth th~ requirements, and pcocedur~ to be
(olio~d i'y peti.:~one~, the ~eneral ~ublic sod Coil[er County
in ~cm(.~Rsi~.. amendments to ~he Coll. i~r County Growth
Manag~ .'n: Plan consistent uith th~ r~uiraments o: the
IlOW, TIIEREFORE. BE ET RESOLVED BY TIlE ~OARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUIITY0 FLORIDA. thor:
The [ollow[ng requirements and procedures shall be followed
before an amendment to the Collier County Growth Management
Plan shal! occur:
The general requirements to initiate an aaendment to
the ColE[er CotHity Growth Hanaqement Plan or one of
[t~ ~[emel~ts are as foZlo~s:
1. An amendment may be proposed by the Board of
County Comaiss[onets (Bce), ~he Collier County
Planning Commission (CCPC) ~esignated as the
Local Planning Agency pursuant to Chapter
163.3174, Florida Statutes, any department or
agency of the County, or any person other than
those listed above provided, however, that no
such person shall propose an amendment for a land
use designation change for property ~hich he or
she does not own (except as an agent or attorney
for the owner).
2. The procedures provided herein shall apply to all
growth managemen: plan amendments. Amendments
Legend the yearly plan amendment cycle
established by the Board of County Com=iss[oners
shall comply rich the procedures established
herein. :n addition, ~he use of a second yearly
plan amendment as prescribed in Section
163.~187(1), Florida Statotes shall follow the
procedure except for filing dates and public
hearing dates for final adoption.
3. All Growth Management Plan amendments will be
reviewed in one cycle starting on the fourth
Friday In March, annually. Proposed amendments
sub~[tted after that date will not be considered
until the following review cycle. The Amend=emi
process including staff review, state and
regional review and local public hearings ~llX
take approximately 12 months to complete.
4. All required copies of the application to amend
the Collier County Growth Management Plan and
supporting documentation along with a filing fee
of $2,1OO for each requested change and/or
amendment must be submitted to the Community
Development Division prior to 5:OOp.m. of the
fourth Friday In March. For each application to
amend the Collier County Growth Management Plan
Future Land Use Map, a minimum filing fee of
$2,100 for each requested change plus a fee of
$30 per acre for each affected acre in tbs
application must be submitt&d to the Co--unity
Development Division prior .to ~:00p.s,. On the
fourth Friday in March. (Arplication fees for
changes In the Grov~h Management Plan Future ~,an~
Use Ma~ filed simultaneously with an Application
Development Approval (ADA) uhich is par: of
%he Development of Rag[cna[ [mpac% (DR[) process
she[[ be ~a[ved). The Community Development
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Division viii be the respon=ibte agency for
processing the appllcati6n and preparing ·
recommendation. The term #st·fi" shall refer to
the staff of the Community Development Division
and .any other pertinent County staff from other
Divisions.
Crovth Hanagement Plan amendments directly
related to proposed snail scale developoent
activities ~ay be approved vithout regard to
statutory limits on the frequency of
cons[derltiO, of amendments to the Crovth
Hanage~ant Plan provided all of the conditions
are met as let fo~th in Section
Florid· Statutes
The procedure to amend the Collier County Crovth
Hanagemant Plan or one of its elenents is as follovs:
I. A pre-application conference shall occur betroth
~ha petitioner, the Co--unity Developneflt
Division and other appropriate county staff to
ensure that tha procedure set out herein is
understood and adhered to.
2. Staff ih&Il per[or~ an initial reviev of the
proposed amendment application to daternlne
vhecher additional lnfornation is necessary to
enable staf~ to conduct a formal reviev end
vhether other amendments o~ the Gro~rth ~ana~eDent
Plan vlll be necessary to preserve the internal
consistency of the Plan. ~lthin 30 calendar days
follovlng the filing deadline the stiff shall
notify the petitioner, In ~riting that:
(a) the s~aff has deter·lead that the petition
ia adequate for low-cal farley; or
(b) the petition is inadequate ~or fo~al
and the notice shall se~ forth in detail the
additional info.arian dee·ed necessary
fo~el revieu o[ the petition.
~. The p~titioner shall have ~0 calendar days to
supplement the application in response ~o the
4. Co~nty sta~ shall revie~ the applic~tion and
consult vith oth~r County Pepar[a~nts or
· =end·eat. ,ithin 75 calendar days, sta(~ shall
prepar~ a report vith a preli=in~ry
-r,co~sndatlon and shall ad~,r~is, the
~or a public hearing to bs schedule~ ~or
first CCPC meeting Eollovin9 said ?S day
5. The CCPC shall hold an ·dyer=lead public hearing
~i:h ~us public notice ~s ge:lned by Chap:er
Florida Statutes, during vhich atari viii present
th, i~ revie~ and ~k~ · preliainary
rice--end·tiaa to th~ COPt. All
parties may appear and b& hear~. Written
COde,ts of the general public filed vith the
Co,unity Development DLvision rill b~ considered
at the publLc hearing, tailoring ~he CCPC public
he,ring, the proposed amendment shall be
Eorvacded to the BCC vith reco~enda:ion o[ the
CCPC.
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MAY 0 1997
Oil or aa{ore October I. annually, but after the
C¢g¢ public he~ri~ on suc~ a.end.ents have been
held. the BCC shall hold an advertised public
hearing on the proposed &mendment during vhich
the .staff review and preliminlry recouendation,
and any recommendation made by the CCP¢ shall be
presented. The public hearing shill be held on a
~eekday approximately ? days after the ~lrst
advertisement ls published. The intention o~ the
aCC to hold and advertise i second public hearing
to consider the adoption o~ the proposed
amendment shall be announced. All interested
cor~ents filed with the Community Development
Division will be considered at the public
heating. Following the aCC public hearing, the
copi~s o~ ~he proposed amend~en~ to the state
la~.
Upon receipt of the pwoposed GraPh ~anaqe~ent
chi regional planning council and other
pu~suan~ to Section 16].3184, Florida SCa~utes.
along ~ith may objection= and any reco~e~ation=
lot modiEic~tion~.
~iChin 60 days o~ receipt o~ the review co.eats
lrc~ the state land planning agency, annually,
th~ CCPC shall conduct a public hearing to make
reco~ndations to the aCC regarding the adoption
th~ amendment. The BCC shall conduct a public
hearing no later than the ~eco~ ~esday In
~arch, annually, to consider the ~eco~endations
Irc~ the CCPC. At that tim~, the SCC shall adopt
th~ emergent, adopt the a~endment with changes,
or determine that it will not adopt the
a=endment.
On or belore the second ~esday In ~arch,
annually, the BCC shall hold its secon~ public
hearing regarding the proposed amendment during
~hich the final start review and reco~endation,
the CCPC reco~endation, state and regional
re~iev co.eats and public co~ent ~iil ~
presented. The public hesrir,9 shall be held on a
~eekday approximately 5 days after the
a5vartisemsnt is published. The aCC shall then
ad:pt, adopt with modifications or deny the
Frcpossd amendment. Adoption oi an m~en~ment to
the Growth Management Plan ~usk be by ordinance
and shall r~quire four afiir~ative votes al the
Ecerd of County Co~issioners.
The a~opted amendment ~o the Growth Manmge~=nt
re,unity Affairs within five (~) vcrki~ days
am=er adoption. The DCA will not ~e a ~or~al
determination al co~plianc~ as defined in ~l~tec
has adopted a comprehensive plan pursuant to
Statutes (1987).
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C. This Resolution supersedes an:i repeals Resolution
89-199 relar. ~nq to prior Gro--~h Naniqemen~ Plan
This Resotu~Lon ndopCed a[ter motion, second and ro11 call voC~l~
AT'['£ST: "" ·
J~t£S C. '~L£S, Cr.£~J~
*.,
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~AY 2 0 1997'-"1
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ADOPT A RKSOLUTION TO SET 'ITIE DATE, TIMF.., AND PLACE FOR THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PRELII~OJIARY ASSKSSMENT ROLL (NON-AD
VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL) FOR THR NAPLES PARK AREA
DRAINAGE II~iPROVEMENTS MUNICIPAL SERVICE BENEFIT UNIT.
~)~lYld. That the Board of Collier County Commissioners adopt a Resolution
fixing the date, time and place, for a Public Hearing regardkng the preliminary asses.re)ant
roll (non-ad valorem ~ent roll) for ¢~e construction of the assessable stormwater
improvements within the Naples Park Area.
CONSlDgtt3_IION
On July 16, 1996 the Board of'County Commissioners er, acted Resolution No. 96-
312 ordering the construction of the Naples Park Are~ Draiimge Improvements
Special Assessment District.
The BCC held a Public Hearing on September 3, 1996 on the tentative assessment
roll and adopted Resolution No. 96.4,02 approving be plans, specifications, estimated
costs and tentative assessment roll. Subsequently, the County issued the Notice to
Proceed to the contractor.
3. Construction of the assessable stormwater improvements has been completed.
A public heohng is required to be held by the Board of Commissioner~ on the
preliminary assessment roll before the special assessments can be levied on the
properties.
'l~e project was ~mpleted on time and under budget. Project costs came in $213,891
under budget. Becau.~ of the favorable cost of bank placement, finance related co.~
are expected to be as much as $1,18,000 under budget. As an ~dded savings, bank
placement will not require, a bond reserve orig~ally expected to be $237,500. Final
fin~*.,',ci~g c~;::ts will nt~t be. known un[il a lender is selezt~ ed and the loan is made.
G: \ORDIN~.}JL~ NAPLES PAR~.
At fids poknt pre, perry ownea: have two ~a~t al~fiv~. ~e ~ alternative is
to ~y the ~11 ~o~t of fire ~sesamenI M~ 30 ~ya of ~ee{~ng ~e as~ssment
bill. T~ ~.temafive avoi~ long tern int~t ~d avmu~ mll~tion m~. ~e oth~
alteraatlve is to pay ~e v. ssea~meni over fiffe~ (15) y~. ~ia ~tmative includes
long t~n fntem~ (not to cx~d 8%) z, nd ~ll~on mm. Bo'ah alte~fivea m
ad~s~ in the ~smeat mti (non-ad wlor~a ~ent mli) ~d ~e Notice of
}~bHc He~ng~ S~e/fie ca~s by calegory ~ ~ovldM in 8~Ichement A.
(qhY 2 O 1997
FISCAL IMPACT: All costs for mailing and publishing the Notice of Public Hearing
is part of the assessable project costs. Naples Park Drainage Project fiscal impacts are
discussed above and in attachment B. 'me cobra of mailing md tasblishing total .~,000.
Funds a.-~ available in the Sto~m~ater Capital ~ (325),Naples Park Drair~ Project.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
RECOMMENDATION: The Public Works Administrator recommends that the Board
of County Commissioners adopt the attached Resolution fixing the:
Date: June 24, 1997
Time: 9 a.m.
Place: Board of County Commissioners Chambers
Collier County Government Center, 330I E. Tamiami Trail,
Naples, Florida 34112
to hold a public hearing regarding the preliminary assessment toll (non-ad valorem
assessment roll) for the construction of the assessable stomawater improvements within
the Naples Park Area:
It is also recommended that the Board of County Conunissioners direct staffto have the
notice, as contained in the Rest 'ution, published in the newspaper and to have each of
the property owners, as contained in the preliminary assessment roll, notified of the
Public Hearing by first class U.S. Mail at least 20 days prior to the Public Hearing,
pursuant to Section 197.3632, Florida Statutes.
Ann Marie Saylor, Admifiijrtrative Assistant II
REVIEWED B .~ ~
~d,/~d Nf/~m'~, Public Works Operations Director
REVIEWED B'f[~~~'"-?r~q'.Y,
J6~n H. Bo!dr, P.E., P.L.S., Di.,eelor
Stmzrnwater Management Department
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APPROVED BY:
-"/Ed II~hner' Pu%lic Works Admirdstx~tor
MAY 2 l1 1997
N.~los Pnrk.xlsS/~?
Naples Park
Assessment Estimate
attachamont A
Total Assessment $ 3,074,142
De=~'iption
Beac.,hwalk
KJng~wood
Pavilion C~ub
Covent~/Square
Pavilion Shop
Pavilion Ten'aces
Naples perk SVip
Naples Park 915t & 92nd Lots
Naples Park 8th St. lots
Naples Park Lots Balance
Full Payment Within 30 Days
Percent of Construction Per Unit Original
Units Total Cost Cost Notice
356 0.2% 4,919 14 16
4 0.1% 3,074 789 935
156 2.5% 75,938 487 541
9 0.3% g,531 1,059 1,247
I 7.7% 236,421 236,421 261,800
I 0.5% 15,679 15,679 17,340
89 11.3% 346,177 3,890 4,584
142 4.0% 124,206 877 1,038
104 3.7% 112,523 1,088 1,285
3,422 69.8% 2,145,~24 627 742
4283.6~71 100.0% 3,074,142
(166)
(54)
(1Sa)
(25.379)
(1,SSl)
(695)
(161)
(2OO)
Total Assessment & Finance =
E-eachwalk
Kingswood
Pavilion Club
Coventry Square
Pavilion Shop
Pavifion Terraces
Naples park Stdp
Naples Park 91st & 92nd LoI~
Naples Park 8th St. lots
Naples Park Lots Balance
Financing Over 15 Years
$ 5,906,976 15 Year
Percent of Constnx;tkm Per Unit Per year
Units Total Cost Cost Cost
356 0.2% 9,452 26.55 $ 1.77
4 0.1% 5,908 1,476.89 $ 98.46
156 2.5% 145,916 935.36 $ 62.36
g 0.3% 18,313 2,034.82 $ 135.65
1 7.7% 454,291 454~90.80 $ 30,286.04
1 0.5% 30,129 30,128.51 S 2,0(~.57
89 11.3% 665,190 7,474.05 $ 498.27
142 4.0% 238,665 1,6<35.49 $ 112.37
104 3.7% 216,218 2,0~6.06 $ 139.07
3,422 69.8% 4,122,879 1,204.67 $ 80.31
4283.6671 100.0% 5,906,976
Page I
FlAY 2 0 1997
RESOLUTION NO. 97-
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A RESOLUTION SETThNG THE DATE, TIME AND PLACE
FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PRELIMINARY
ASSESSMEIqT ROLL (NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS)
[:OR THE NAPLES PARK AREA DRAINAGE iMPROVEMENTS
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commis~ionen on July ! 8, 1995 adopted Colli~r County
Ordinance No. 95-44, amending Ordinance No. 86-37, by providing the po::~oduro for the ]~9, and
eolloction of the special ~n=nts ~thin the Naples Park Ar~a Drainage Improvement Mtmlcipal
SaUce Ttxing ar~ Benefit Un{t;
WHERF. AS, the Board of Gotmty Commissioners on July 16, 1996 adopted Resolutiou No. 96-
311 creating the Naples Park Area ~g¢ Improvements Municipal Service Benefit Unit and
provides for the costs of the stormwater drainage improvements to be paid from special assessments
to be levied agairm the benefited prolX-'nies within uae Unit; and
WI-EE~, the Board of County Commir, sioner~ on July 16, 1996 adopted Resolution No. 96-
312 initiating a progr'~ for the purpose ofproviding stonnwaler drainage improvements within the
Naples Park Area ~ge Improvements Municipal Service Benefit Unit; and
WHEREAS, on S~.,iemher 3, 1996 the Board ofcou,~ty Commissioner'~ held · public hearing on
the tentative a~sessrn~u and ~opied Resolution No. 96~02 ~pproving the plans, sp~iflcatio~,
estimated costs and tentative assee, smen! roll for the N~les Park Area Drainage lmp~vetneuu
Municipal Service Bet~efit Unit;
plans and specificatior-,; md
WHEREAS, Collier County Ordinance No. $6-37, ~s ~ ~1 Section 1970632, Florida
Statures, r~quir~ a l~;btic he~r;a~g to be held to ~ the pretimiaxary a~:ssment roll (nou-ad valorem
tsses.~ments) ,,gair~ the bemfit~:l prtx~rties a,M for the Ixa-poses of utilizing th: u:nifonn rae. hod of
NOW, ~'ORE, BE IT R~LVED BY TH~ BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA,
St~.r,e~ S~.ion ! 97.3632, Fiodcaa Su,',,r',cs, Collier Conm~ ~e No. 86-37, as ~ and
othe~ applicable provi~ of law.
~ I ti$ hca"e~ found m~ ~k'temOm~ th.~t the s,~a:,,A ,t~,cs..wn{~ flL~-ka ea~a:t~
iax',wn ,- "N,zple~ Park At~ Dr~i.~ge Impro,tem~ta Spo;M .~aetmmat District" is r~:eessary for
~..~=ssm~ .-off (n~-ad v~lo.=n ~ ro~) oft~ ~1 ix~j~c~ co~s for tl~
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~ent Di$~c~ and as ~o the total assessmen! cos! betwec, n the County and each property owner
of land with/n ~ Naples Pazk Ar~a Drainage Lmprovetn~nts Special Assessment Dira'ict r, hall be
held on June :24, 1997, a~ 9:00 A.M., Collier County Board of County Commissione~' C~mbet~
ColLier County Govemmem Center, Administration Building, Th/rd Floor, 3301 Eas~ Tam/am/T~I,
Naples, Florida 34112. The Board of County Co~'nissiona'~ will hear objections or,be o~mer~ of
the propo-ties within the Na~l~ Pa~ Arum Drainage [rnprov~ments Spec/al ~z~ ~ or
azr, esm-nen! mil). Thc Clerk ~all keep a r, xx)rd in which ab-Ii be km:n'txxi, m% the roqu~ ofm~
pa'~:)n, firm or corpor'afion having or cia/m/rig Io have an)' intert~ in any lot or parcel of lazxl within
the District, the name md pos~ office ~ of such persou, firm or corpor~6on, togaber wi~ ~be
brief description or desigmtion or.ch Io~ or parcel. The Clerk sh~l cause uhe notice clinch ~blic
he.~'ing to be publish~l one time in the Naples Dally New~, newspaper published in Collier County
and c/rculating in the Dis~ia, not les~ than twenty (20) days prior to sa.id date of~: ~ Notice
or.ch pubLic hearing ~o cousider the adoption of the prelhnin,w7 assessment roll (non-ad valor=n
assessment roll) shall also be mail~! by fu~t class mall ~o all the propet~ owna's on ~he pml/m/nm'y
assessment roll (non-ad valorem assessment roll) ~t the add,r~s prov/ded for on r~icl mn
,~i:fl0.n_Ho_n,n Notice ofruch hearing shall be in ~bst~fially the following form:
Notice is hereby givm th. at the Board of County Comm/srion~ of Col/Jer County, Florida, will
me~ on Jtme 24, 1997, a~ 9:00 A.M. in the Board of County Comm/asioners Chambers, Coil/er
County Government Center, Administn~on Building, ~ Floor, 3301 Eas~ Tamiam/Tm'l,
Naples, Florida 34112, for the purpose o f hearing objectiot~ if ~ny, ofall inter~slocl petscms ~o the
adoption o£the preliminary as.sessment roll (non-ad valon:m assessm~t roll) allocating the lo~
proj~--'t cos',.s for the construction of thc ~"/ormwater dt',dnage improvements wi~En uhe Napl~ Park
A.-,;~a Dta/na~e Improvem~t~ Special .Assessment Di~;Wic! ~bJch comprises md includ~ ~x)se lmds
d¢~crib,xl ~ follows and &pict~ on Ex. bit "A" ar.~h~ h~r~to and incorporated ~
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Ail those certa'ln Ir. ads i)~ng within por6om of Sectiom 28 and 33, Towrmhip 48 South,
l~ng¢ 25 Eaz~ ColE~r County, Florida, and being further descn~ a~ follow% all of;
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Unit No. I, Naples P~rk as rccord~ in Pla~ Book 1, Page 106 and; Su~i~ of
Bl~k 1, ~t No. I, N~pl~ P~ ~z ~ ~ Pl~t ~k a, Pa~ 5 ~d; R~ ofB~ 4
& 5, U~I No. 1. N~ P~ ~ r~ ~ Plat ~k ~, Page 6 ~;
Unit No. 2, Napl~ Pau~ as ro~rded in P:at Book 2, Page 107 and;
Utdt No. 3, N~pl~ Padc ~ record-..d in Plat Book 3, Page $ and;
Unit No. 4, Naples Pm'k as r:cordeA ~ Plm Book 3, Page 7 and;
Ur~t No. 5, N~I~ P~ ~ ~o~d~ ~ Plat B~k 3, Page 14 ~d;
U~t No. 6, N~t~ P~ m ~ ~ PI~ ~k 3, P~g~ 15 ~;
Coventry Square a.,; recorded in Plat Book 23, Page 65-66;
together with all those c.¢~ain lands lying within Section 33, Township 48 South,
Range 2.5 East, being bounded on the; North by the South fight-of-way line o1'91 st
Avenue; South by the North fight-oF-way line of Vandet'oilt Beach Road; F..~st by the
West right-of-way lir'~ of U.S. 41, N. Tamim'ni Trail; West by the East right-of-way line
o[' Vanderbilt Drive;
A copy of the preliminary assessment roll (non-ad valorem assessment roll) for each lot
or parcel ol'[a,qd to be ass~,sed is on file at the Clerk to Board's Office, Administr'ation
Building, Fourth Floor, Collier County Government Center, 3301 East Tamiami Trail, Naples,
Florida 34112, and in Ihe olTices o l'the County Stormwater Management Deparlment, Health
and Community Set'vices Building, Third Floor, 330t East Tamiami Trail, Naples, Florida
34112. and is opo~ to Ihc inspection of thc public.
All affected property owners have a right to appear and be he~d at the public hearing
and to file written objections to thc adoption ora Resolution approving the preliminary
assessment roll (non-ad vatormn a~scssment roll) wilh the Board within 20 days oi'this notice
based upon the grounds that it contains items which can not be properly assessed against
property, that the computation of the special ~sessment is incorrect, or there is a default or
dcfo:t in the passage or character of the resolution, or the prelimina~J assessment (non-ad
valorem assessment) is void or voidable in whole or part, or that it exceeds the power of the
Board. At thc completion of the hearing, the Board shall either annul or sustain or modify in
whole or in part the preliminary assessment (non-ad valorem assessment) as indicated on such
roll, either by confirming the preliminary assessment (non-ad valorem assessment) against an)'
or all lots or parcels described therein or by canceling, increasing, or rcducing the same,
according to the special benefits which the Boa~l decides each such lot or pat. el h~ received
or will receive on account of such impmven~ents. The assessment so made shall be final and
conclusive as to each lot or parcel assessed unless proper steps are taken within twenty (20)
days wP.h a court of~m~pe~ent jurisdiction to secure relief.
Tho Board will Ic~'y a special assessment (non-ad valorem ~ent) for the total
proj~t cost of the construction of the stc, n'nwater drainage improvements consisting ot'tbe
installation o1' stormwat~r pipt's in the vicinity of 91"/92~ Avenue North suad 8a StretL
rehabilitating thc culve~t~ under Vil~xlerbilt Drive, s.'xl ~ improved aomwral~r dns:,nag~
outf~ll system into which runoff is discharged ~m all the lot= or p.~-o:Is of~y locked
within the Naples P~'k A~ Drai~ge Improvements Special Ass:~s~ment District as descn'bed
~'ein. TI~ Io~1 as.,~ss,'~bl¢ project costs to be lev/.'.ed against the benefited ~iea wi~J~in
thc N~ples Pr.~ A~ea Dr~inzgc Improvements Special Asser, mm~ Diurk:t or k~ or p~meLs of
ptopezly oi?~wis~ r~ecially ben¢lRed tha'~by and dmign~ted on th~ Prelimin*o' Assesancnt
Roll (r,on.ad valc~'m'n ~,sex;s:smenl roll), k:ss the County's portion, is $3,074~,142.46, I~sed on
stomw,~a~er ru,mlT fa~-tors and ~qu~m Footage of e',,ch lot or p~,cel ofprope~y o¢ per unit for
condominiums in direct propoMion to the benclit,~ received From the conslruction of thc pmjec!
and thc stormwatcr runon'burdcn such properties impose on thc ovcrall stormwata- drainage
system, i£paid within thirty (30) days From the adoption oFthe Resolution by the Board or
County Commissioners approving thc Pmliminao, Assessment Roil. Thc total assr, sable
project costs to be I~vled against the hencfhed properties within the Naples Park Area Drainage
Improvements Special Assessment District or Iota or pa'c~ls oFpmper~y otha-wlse specially
b~)cfiled thereby and d~ignated on thc Preliminary Assessmmt Roll *(non-ad valor~.'m
~scssmcnt roll), less thc County's portion, jsa total anmu~l no~ to exceed $5.906,976.08,
ba.~cd on stom~watcr runolT r~:tor~ and ~lUam Footage or.ach lot or parccl ol'prol~Wly or per
unit for condominiums in direct proportion to thc benefits rccciv~xt From thc conslmction
project and the stormwata- runoff burden such pmpo"ti~ impose on the overall slormwala-
drainage system, il'Iht total as.scssrnont For each lot or pamcl is no~ paid wilhln thirty (.30) days
i'rom Iht date o£adopdon ol'tbe Preliminary Assessmenl Roll, but paid in annual in~tailm~nts
a~ a non-ad valorem ~scssment on thc pml:)~-~ly tax bill ova' a pa-iod ofl'irtc,~n (15) years with
an inlcrcs[ rate of one Percent (1%) above the long-term ~nancing, not to ~ceed eight pen:c-'at
(8,0%) on the un.id pHncipal, The special asse=z, mmt tn<m-ad valorem ~sessmc.'nt ) shall he
coll~{ed by thc Collia' County Tax Collector on the owna''s ad valorem lax bill pursuant
Scclion 197.3632, Florida Stalutcs, i£1hc total assessment per lot or parcel is not paid in Full in
Ibc thirty (30) day period commencing with the date ol'adoption ol'the Resolution appm¥ing
thc Preliminary Assessment Roll. Failure Io pay the ST, ecial assessmml (non-ad valorcrn
ns.~cssment) and your properly taxes will cause a lax certificate to be ~old Igainst the propel'fy
which may result in a loss of lille to thc propc~y.
Any person who decides to appeal a dccislon oFthe Boaxd will need a record ofthe
proceoJings i'~'~laining thcrcto and therefore may need to ensure that a verbatim r~oord or'the
proceedings is made, which r~cord includes IJ~c testimony and evidence upon which the appeal
is to be based.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
TIMOTHY L. }Lsd'ICC)Ct, CH A]RMA~",I
DWI(3HT E. BROCK, CLERK
By:/s/Mau,'"e~"~ Konyon D~uty Clerk
(SEAL)
~:~tion Flyt, Thc Clerk is ha-~by ordered ~nd directed 1o spread this R~xolulion in full
(he mlnules of this meeting for permanent record in I~s o~fic¢.
~tou~jZ. This Resolution s~all be~ne (lTective immediately upon its p~sage.
Th, is Re;tolution adopted th/s
motion, atr, ond and majority vote.
A'ITEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
day of .. _., 1997, after
BOARD OF COUNTY COM2VflSSIO~
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Approved ~s to form snd
legal s,.t~ci~.
David C. Wd~l
County Attorney
BY:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
NAPL£S
PARK D~AINAO£ PRO)£CT
AEEA
.......... Di'D}C,~TI:S )OUICDA,RY 01" PRO, q~'T
F~X ECUTIVE SUMMARY
REPORT ON RESULTS OF RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION lViSTU SURVEY
OBSECTIVE:
That thc Board of County Commissioners consider thc results of the Radio Road
Beautification survey and provide staffwith direction to develop a FY 98 budget for thc
beautification project.
C___Q~j;RATIONS:. Pursuant to Board direction, Public Wo~ has conducted a survey of the
property owners within ',he R~dio Road Beautification MSTU. The survey questionnaire is
provided as Attachment A.
The overall response rate w~s approximately 40~. Of the re~xmdents, almost 63% are in
favor of the project, 63% are in favor of an advisory board, and 53.8% are in favor of
increasing the millage to 1 mill to complete the project in a 3 year time frame. Additionally,
g9 respondents took this opporttufity to provide written comments. Two individuals have
offered to serve on the proposed advisory committee. This information is provided as
Attachment B.
In order to initiate thim project, a budget for FY 98 will need to be developed so that the
mil{age to ~pFort this MSTU may be ind,ded in the tentative budget released on July 15,
1997. In order to meet the deadline, staff needs BCC direction to proceed with budget
development.
The current Radio Road MSTU Ordinance provides for a milla~e not to exceed one-haft a
mill per year. Under this millage cap the construction of the improvements will take 6 or 7
year~ to fund and complete. If the millage cap is increased and 1 mill per year is levied, the
project can be funded and completed in 3 years. Following the construction phase the millage
levy would be reduced to the level required for ongoing maintenance. Approximately 63% of
respondents agreed to increasing the millage from one-half to I mill. Changing the millage cap
will require amending the Ordinance. If the millage increase is to be accomplished, the Board
should direct st~f to prepare the appropriate Ordinance amendment.
The current Radio Road MS'I~ Ordinance does not provide for an advisory board.
Approx;..m.~.tely 63% of respondents supported the creation of an advisory board. To create an
advisory bo.~a'd the Bo;nd of C.o,.mty Co~n.'t~ioners will need to direct staff to prepare the
appropriate Ordinance or Ordinan~ amendment.
FISCA{'e/~i~.L0,.g~.....i The. proposed project includes a total of 3 miles of median improvements.
The coat of~e improvements range from $495,000 lo $900,000 depending on the type, quality
and quantity of improvements ~.pp,'oved tbr construction. Annual re&in:chance, management and
collection coats wit! ~ between $120,000 trod $I50,000.
]'be t, xable v~.l:se oDhe MSTU is estimated to b~ $$00,000,000. A one-half mill tax
wot, id generat~ $250,000 per y~,m-. Under this ~nario construction would require
approximately 6 year~ to fund. If I mill is levied it would generate ~pproximittely $500,000 per
year and the project wo,dd be funded in 2 years whereupon ~e millage could b~ reduced to one-
half mill or I~ss for maintenance.
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Radio Road Execativc Summsry, Page 2
~_I~ANAGEMENT IIV[PACT; None.
That the Board direct staffto prepa~ a project budget for the FY 98 budget cycle, that the
Board direct staff to take necessa~ steps to create an advisory board for the Radio Road MSTU,
and that the Board dircc! s'taff to take necessary steps to increase the millage cap for the Radio
Edward ~ 'N~nn, C~rations Director
Dave Bobanick, Trt~nsportation Director
Ed llsc,,~er?Pub-iic Works Division Adminis~raJ~r' ·
F:kEx~c Summ~ILsdioRoacLF. S.do¢
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ur ve$- tl ue iit nn;lire
On December 17, 1996, the Board of County Commissioners approved Emergeno' Ordinance
No. 96-84 creating the Radio Road Beautification Municipal Service Taring Unit (M.S.T.U.) with
a tax levy of one-half mill or less peryear. Allproperty owners within this area are asked to take
a moment and answer the following questions by marking itt the appropriate space providedand
returning said survey. Please note: proper folding will retttrn this survey to the appropriate
address and department (postage is prepaid). In order to seal this survey, please use tape; the
post office will not process if stapled.
Question #1
Do you support the Board of County
~l~iCommissioners' action to create a Radio Road
Beautification M.S.T.U. to provide for the design,
construction and maintenance of median
landscape improvements within the road right-of-
way, such as p!antings, irrigation facilities,
curbing and accent lighting, for that portion of
Radio Road lying between Airport/Pulling Road
(County Road 31) and Santa Barbara Boulevard,
being approxima*.ely three (3) miles in length.'?
YES NO
Question #2
In order to mc, et the requirements of the M.S.T.U., shall
the Board of County Comtnissioners designate a
Beautification Advisory Committee composed of
residents being registered voters from within the Radio
Road Beautification M.S.T.U. boundaries, with
advisory author/ty to make recommendatior~ ma th~
financial affairs of t~-..- M.S.T.U. and other chities ts
may be assigned from time to time by the Bom"d of
County Commissione.-s?
YES NO
Question #3
Do you support a one tl .0) mill levy for the fa'st two
(2) years in order to expedite the commenctraer~d
completion of the improvements and then at such time
revert back to the one-half (.$) or less millage as
currently set forth in Ordinance #96.84 to provide for
present and future maintenance services and other
miscellaneous approx ed expenditure7
YES NO.
Survey must be returned on or before mi!
MEMORANDUM
Date: May7, 1997
IBI
To: ~
From: Ann Marie Saylor, Administrative Assistant II
Public Work's Division
Subject: RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION MSTU - SURVEY RESULTS
Attached please find the survey results for the Radio Road Beautif'mation
MSTU mailing. A 40.2% response is ve~/favorable. Please note that few
commercial entities responded to the survey.
Cc:
Ed Ilschner, Public Works Administrator
Dave Bobanic. k, Acting Transportation Director
Vr~l Prince, Project Engineer, Transpodafion Dept.
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RADIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION
MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING UNIT
SURVEY RESULTS
4,589 Net Surveys Mailed
1,845 Survey Response~ Received
40.2% Survey Re~ponse~
1160 In Favor of Beautification Program
_6~ Against Beautification Program
1845
(62.9%)
(37.1%]
1164 In Favor of Advisory Board
645 Agminst Advisory Board
36 No Response
1845
(6y1%)
(1.~)
100~
992 In Favor of 1.0 Millage
834 Against 1.0 Millage
.._1~. No Respon~
1845
(53.8%)
IL DIO ROAD BEAUTIFICATION
MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING UNIT
SL VE¥ RESULTS
~ lqUMBER OF RI:~qPONSE$
Budget from General Funds 20
Taxes too High 13
Use Funds Spent on Tourist Attractions 1
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Millage - ~ rate okay 2
Millage - 1/3 rate okay
Continue 1 mill until f'mish~d 1
Spend money on Traffic Lights (Radio Rd. & Devonshire) 3
Spend money on Traffic Lights (Radio Rd. & Countryside) 1
Road will need 6 lanes before completion of Beautification 3
4
Agree to level 1 Landscaping 2
Plant Wildflowen & Native Plants 4
Not necessary 1
Waste of Money
Need more information to respond 2
Information not consistent 1
Clean-up Junkyard before Beautification 11
Unsafe - Cuta Visibility 8
Change name of Radio Road l
Want Davis Blvd. Beautification 1
Want Rattlesnake Hammock Beautification 1
Want Santa Bzrbara Blvd. Beautification ~
Total Number of Comments
89
Leona Hyland
242 St. ]~me, Way
Naples, Fl. 34104
James Middleton
109 Jan Drive
N,.ples, Fl. 34104
643-00!8
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF NAPLES TO FUND FIFTY PERCENI'
CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAL PARKING AREA AT LOWDERMILK PARK FOR RESIDENTS
WITH BEACH PARKING STICKERS.
Objective: That thc Board of County Commissioners approve the Interlocal Agreement for City-County
Beach Parking and enter into an agreement with the City of Naples to fund fifty perccnt of the cos-ts to construct
an additional parking area at Lowdermilk Park for residents with beach parking stickers.
Consideration: Smffmet with a City r,zpresentative in r~gards to the City / County beach parking issue at
Lowdermilk Park. Currently City officials are concerned that their residents are experiencing difficulties
finding parkh~g spaces with the growth in County population. The meeting produced four possible options:
1) Create fifty new parking spaces on the south side of the Park in a green space area not widely
utilized. Only Count'//City permitted vehicles would be allowed use;
2) Eliminate the meters on the th/rd and forth rows of the parking lot and reserve spaces for County /
City permitted vehicles;
3) Create rift)' new parking spaces on the south side of the Park reserved for City pennined vehicles
only.
4) Leave the Park status quo.
County and City Staff reviewed these options and recommend solution #1 with the City and the County
funding fifty percent of the costs to construct the additional parking.
Fiscal Impact:
Cos', of the project not to exceed $25,000.00 based on $1,000.00 per parking xpace.
Money would be paid from F',md 345 rese.wes.
Growth M~nagement: Lowdermilk Park is compatible with Collier County Comprehensive Plan.
Recommendation: That the Board of Counly Commissioners approve the Interlocal Agreement for City-
Coun~ Beach Pa:king and enter into an agreement ~:Ath the City of Naples to fund fifty percent of lhe cos'ts to
construct an additional parking area at Lowdermilk Park for residents with beach parking s-tickers.
.~hn Dmmuck, Operatiotm Coordirmtor
Dep~'tment of Parks and Recreation
y,d/ 7
Department of P~ks at~q~ecrtation
Date:~'/J'-
Reviewed and
Appr°ved bY ::~~l~ --C~'-~ r
Thomas W. Olliff, A~to
Division of Public Services
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT
FOR CITY-COUNTY BEACH PARKING
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of
1997, by and between the CITY OF NAPLES, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called
"City" and COLLIER COUNTY, hereinafter called "County", to provide for the
maintenance and operation of the beach areas and related parking sites within the City of
Naples and to provide for the County to pay a portion of the expenses to provide for
beach maintenance and free parking for Collier County residents.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City has built and maintained the beach area and related parking
sites; and
WHEREAS, the County desires to provide for continued free parking for all
County residents at the beach area and related parking sites within the City.
NOW THERE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, the
pa~r~ies hereby agree as follows:
1. A certain number of parking spaces at each beach end will be reserved for
permh parking and will not be metered.
2. ~I~e City and the County have implemented a reciprocal beach parking program
whereby all residents of Collier County may obtain, at no charge, a beach parking sticker
valid for fi'ce paring at any County beach parking location and at any City beach parking
location. The City agrees to maintain a program to distribute beach parking stickers to all
County residents at no charge. County agrees to supply City with beach parking s'cickers
for distribution at no charge to City.
3. The City will operate a beach patrol and maintenance program to provide for
beach and beach par~'dng regulation enforcement; beach and beach parking cleanup and
beach and beach parking maintenance.
4. Al! expenses and revenues for the beach and beach parking program will be
accounted for as separate funds of the City in accordance with generally accepted
accounting principles.
5. In return for free parking permits, regardless of the number issued to County
residents, and for beach maintenance services by the City, as described in Paragraph three
of this agreement, the County shall remit an annual payment to the City. The payment
amount for Fiscal Year 1997-1998, beginning October 1, 1997 and ending September 30,
1998, shall be in the amount of $163,856.63 plus the change in Consumer pries, Index
I HAY2 01997
(CPI) from October 1, 1996 to September 30, 1997. For Fiscal Years 1999 and 2000,
County shall pay to the City the mount of the Fiscal Year 1997-1998 payment plus the
amount of the annual change in the CPI for each of the two years, measured by the 12
month change in the unadjusted CPI October through September annually.
6. One-half of the amount payment due shall be paid to the City not later than
November I ofeach fiscal year. The remaining one-half shall be paid not later lhan May 1
of each fiscal year.
7. City shall provide annual budgets and annual financial reports to County each
year as soon as reasonable after publication.
8. Either party may terminate this agreement for either the second or third year,
Fiscal Year 1998-99 or Fiscal Year 1999-2000, with written notification at least ninety
days prior to the start of the Fiscal Year.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands and seals this m 1886,
day of
ATTEST:
D'9,qGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Deputy Clerk
BY: O
Timothy L. Hancock, Chairman
Approved as to form and legal
sufficiency'
Thomas C. Palmer
Assistant County Attorney
ATTEST:
Tara Nom~an, City Clerk
CITY OF NAPLES
BY:
Bill Barnett, Mayor
Approved as to form and legality by:
BY:
City Attorney
]~XECUTiVE SUMMARY
KECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE RESOLUTION RATIFYING AND
APPROVING THE EXPENDITURE OF COUNTY FUNDS FOR SPECIFIC
EXPENDITURES INCURRED IN THi{ RECRUI~ AND RELOCATION
PROCESS FOR THE POSITION OF PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATOR, AS
SERVING A VALID PUBLIC PURPOSE.
OBJECTIVE: To approve the Resolution ratifying and approving the expenditure of
County funds for specific expenditures incurred in the recruitment and relocation process
for the position of Public Works Administrator, as serving a valid public purpose.
CONSIDERATIONS: On April 22, 1997 the BCC ratified the hiring ofEdgar Ilsclmer
as Public Works Administrator. Mr. Ilschner began working for Collier County on April
28, 1997. Mr. Ilschner has incurred expenses of $814.75 during a house hunting trip with
his wife. Because the wording of the current Human Resources Relocation Policy states
"one overnight house hunting trip for the employee" thc Clerk of Courts Finance
Department needs BCC authorization to include the expenses of the wife, and to pay for
more than one single night's stay. The Clerk interprets the policy to be limited to one
night only and for employee only. The intent of the policy is to allow one house hunting
trip, which can cover several days and not be limited to one night. The intent, ,lso, is to
include the expenses of the family and not limit it to the employee only. The policy is
~ing rc-~,~i~en to avoid any misunderst~ding in the future.
FISCAL IMPACT: 2'he fiscal impact related to approval of this request is in the m'nount
of $825. Funds are available in Fund 408-210105 to cover this request.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the Board of Commissioners approve
the Resolution.
r,. Sthnon, SeniorHuman Resources Analyst
RE.,V~WED B ~--~~-~/-~~~ATE' ~ /~
REVIEWED BY' DATE: Leo Ochs, Jr., Support Services AdmiNstrator
Mike McNees, Interim County Manager · "..
MAY 2 0 15 7
P~F~OLUTION NO. ~7-
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE EX~ENDrl'URE OF COUNTY
FUNDS FOR THE RECURI'I'MEHT AND MOVING EXI~ENSES
OF THE PUBLlC WORJCS ADMINISTRATOR.
WHEREAS, Sg~,ion 410 of thc Gounty's Hunum Rcsourc~ PoUcics md ~
rccogrtiz~ an ~llowanc~ for r~oc~ion to recruit drilled prof~,,~ion~l, mpgrvisory, md tectmicai
and
WHEREAS, the Board o£County Commis~ionm on April 22, 1997 r*~fi~ the
orMr. Edgar llschnc~ u ~ County's Public Works ,~am!,,islntor, and
1997; and
Tyler, Tex,,~ to N~plc~ Florida; ~
WHEREAS, the Board of County Corruniuioncr~ dccrn ii ~pmpriale ~ in ~ besl
of thc public !o rcimbu, rs~ Edgar ll~hncr for his expenses and r~loe..~ion costs fi'om Tyler, Texas.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COLfl'crY
COMMiSSIONER. S OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, th~:
I) The expendii~,u-c of County funds in the rccruitm~t ~xt relocation ~ For Edgar
llscl-acr as the County's Public Works Administrator in sccordance with ~ County's Human
Resources Policies and Procedures ~ sci forth in Section 410 is hereby dcicrrnined to bc · wlid
public purpose.
2) The e×penditure of an amount no! lo exc.~d $5,662.00, which is the ~tgv-l~nt o£one
month's salay for the Public Works Administrator is hereby -pproved for rc~mb~cnt to Edgar
I]$c,%ner, or to the moving vendors for r~location and moving cxpcnsc~ from Tyler, Tc".,a.~ to N~plcs,
Florida.
3) Ail exl>cnsc~ m'~t be do;umented wis ~ctual receipts and Edgar lIscF, ncr r,,t~ll provid~ ·
signed ~nd ¢ompl~lcd Rcqucs! for Authorization of Relocation Expenses as r~quizcd in Section 410
of~¢ Cotmty"~ Hurna~ R~otu'ccs Policies and Procc, durez.
T~Js Resolution adopted this day o£ ,1997, ~t~r motion, s~ond
~nd msjofity
ATTEST: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMJ$$1ONER~
DWIGHT E. BROCK., CLERK COLLLF~R COUNTY, FLORfl3A
Approved as to fon'n and legal
sufficiency:
Chief Assistant Court%, Attorney
BY:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
AGENOA ITEM '
HAY 2 0
EXECLrlIVE SUMMARY
RECOMMENDATION TO AMEND AGREENfENT BETWEEN COLLIER COUNTY
AND THE MARCO ISLAND Y.M.C.A., FNC. REGARDING FUNDING WlTII TOURIb'T
DEVELOI'ME;~f TAX FUNDS TO REMOVE TI~ REQUIRemENT TItAT EX,~
REVENUES BE REIMBURSED TO COLLIER COUNTY.
To ~mcn, d the agreement betwe~ Collier County and the Marco Iai:md Y.M.C.A., Inc.
CONSIDERATIONS:
On February 11, 1997, the Board of County Commissioners nad the Marco Island Y.M.C.A., Inc.
entered into an agreement caJlcd the Touri,,;m Grant Program Aclivifics Which Promote Toarif~
Agrccmen! for funding in the mount of $120,000.00 for the 1997 Marco Island Sports Fcatival.
The Mm'co Idand Y.M.C./% Inc. baa roqucsted that Section 13, regarding the reimbursement of
grant fimds, be deleted gince the Maxco Island Y.M.C.A. anticipates a profit from the event. All
profits will be usea lo benefit the Y.M.C.A.
Attached is a c~py of the proposed icncndmcat and the ofigi~..l agreement.
FISCAL IMPACT: NON-E
Gt~OhVTH MANAGEI~.'NT IMPACT: NON'E
P, ECOM[b~.;NDATION:
To approve thc amendment to the a/.reen~cnt and zutharize the chairman to execute- the same.
Pr~,ared by:
,/
H~idi F. A~ton
As:;.s~,~t Cmmty Altomc3,
Date
by:
David C. Weig~l ~
Count, Attorney
h:/c~.,,.thf&Z:Mxtc~'~ nimm~ry/M~r~o Island l:estivn! ^8~err~t Anmimmt
Date
AGENDA ITEM
Z U
FIRST AMENDMENT TO TOURISM GRANT PROGRAM
ACTI~;ITIES ~HICH PRO~4~ TOUB/SM ~
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this day of
, 1997, by and between The Marco Island
Y.M.C.A., Inc., a Florida corporation, hereinafter referred to as
"GRANTEE" and Collier County, a political subdivision of the
State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as "COUNTY."
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the COUNTY and the Marco island Y.M.C.A., Inc.
entered into an agreement called the Tourist Grant Program
Activities Which Promote Tourism Agreement dated February 11,
1997 (the "Agreement"); and
WHEREAS, COUNTY and GP.%NTEE desire to amend said Agreement.
WITNESSETH:
NOW, THEREFORE, BASED UPON THE VALUABLE CONSIDERATION THE
PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1. Section 13, REIMBURSEMENT OF GRANT, of the Agreement is
hereby deleted in its entirety.
2. Except as provided herein, all other terms cf the
Agreement remain in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the GRANTEE and COUNTY have each
respectively, by an authorized person or agent, hereunder set
their hands and seals on the date and year first above written.
DATED:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, Chairman
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AGENDA
Ho.
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WITNESSES:
GRANTEE
(1)
The Marco Island Y.M.C.A., Inc.
(2)
By:
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency
Heidi F. Ashton
Assistant County Attorney
f:xew\1997 TI'AC Agrcerr~ts\ ~," Amend. Mi:~.o l,~lancl YMCA 2/11/1997
Printed/Typed Title
(corporate seal)
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,oG. EN DA ITEM.
TOURISM GRANT PROGRAM
ACTMTIES W~ICH PROMOTE TOURIgM
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into thio // day of
, 1997, by and between The Marco Island
~, Inc., a Florida corporation, hereinafter referred to as
"GRANTEE" and Collier County, · political subdivision of the
State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as "COUNTY."
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the COUNTY has adopted s Tourist Development Plan
(hereinafter referred to es "Plan") funded by proceeds from the
Tourist Development Tax; and
WHEREAS, the Plan provides that certain of the revenues
generated by the Tourist Development Tax are reserved for
activities and events intended to bring tourists to Collier
County for the period between May through November each year,
hereinafter referred to as "target period"; and
WHEREAS, GRANTEE applied to the Tourist Development Council
and the COUNTY for funds to provide a program/activity which will
or has the potential to attract out-of-County visitors either as
participants or spectators generating hotel/motel/campground room
nights; and
WHEREAS, the COUNTY desires to fund such program/activity.
WITNESSETH:
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
!. The above recitals are true and correct and ere
incorporated herein.
2. SCOPE OF WORK: GRANTEE prepared a written detailed
proposal outlining an event to be provided along with a detailed
line item budget as part of the grant application process,
hereinafter referred to as "PROPOSAL." The PROPOSAL is attached
hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit "A", and the line item
budget is attached as Exhibit "B". GRANTEE shall provide the
event outlined in the PROPOSAL within the budgeted amount
provided in the PROPOSAL. GRANTEE shall not be paid for any
expenses not provided for in the PROPOSAL nor be paid for amounts
in excess of those in the PROPOSAL unless an amendment to this-
Agreement is ~ntered 'into by the GRANTEE and the COUNTY.
3. PAYMENT: The maximum amount to be paid under this
Agreement shall be One Hundred Twenty Thousand
Do).lars($120,000.00). The GRANTEE shall paid for expenditures
incurred for the event upon submittal of an invoice. Pay~nent
shall occur in accordance with the Prompt Payment Act. However,
the COUNTY shall be under no obligation whatsoever to make
payments for goods or services in excess of, or not included in
the PROPOSAL or to make payments using any source of f
other than the Tourist Development Tax. Any payment made
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GRANT££ which ia later shown to be an unauthorized expenditure
during the performance of the grant contrscc shall not be
eligible for payment. Any expenditures which have been paid to
the GRANTEE which are subsequently determined by the COUNTY to be
ineligible expenditures shall be repaid to the COUNTY within 30
days of written notice to GRANTEE of the ineligibility of the
e×penditure or the COUNTY at its option can withhold future
payments to the GRANTEE or deduct the amount to be repaid by
GRANTEE from any remaining grant funds. The GRANTEE shall not be
paid for any expenses incurred or obligations entered into by
GRANTEE prior =o the effective date of this Agreement.
4. INSURANCE: GRANTEE ia required to submit a Certificate
of Insurance naming Collier County, and its Board of County
Commissioners and the Tourist Development Council as additionally
insured. The certificate must bs valid for the psriod of the
promotion and the duration of the events, and be issued by &
company licensed in the State of Florida, and provide General
Liability Insurance for no less than the following amounts:
BODILY INJURY LIABILITY $300,000 each claim per person
PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY $300,000 each claim per person
PERSONAL I~JURY LIABILITY $300,000 each claim per person
WORKER'S COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY-Statutory
5. INDEMNIFICATION: The GRANTEE, in consideration of TEN
DOLLAPS, the receipt and sufficiency of which is accepted through
the signing of this document, shall hold harmless and defend
COUNTY and its agents and employees from any and all suits and
actions including attorney's fees and all costs of litigation and
Judgments of any name and description arising out of or
incidental to the performance of this Agreement or work performed
thereunder. This provision shall also pertain to any claims
brought against the COUNTY by any employee of the named GRANTEE,
any subgrancee, or anyone directly or indirectly employed or
authorizad to perform work by any of them. The Gk%NTEE's
o~ligation under this provision shall no= be limited in any way'
by the agreed upon Ag'reement price as shown in this Agreement or
the GRANTEE's limi~ of, or lack of, sufficient insurance
protection.
6. NOTICES: All notices from the COUNTY to the GRANTEE
shall be in writing and deemed duly served if mailed by
registered or certified mail to the GP~NTEE at the following
address:
Dave Rice, Sports Festival Director
Marco Island YMCA
101 Sandhill Street
Marco Island, FL 34145
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fdm 2 0 'i997
.5
All notices from the GgANTE£ to the COUNTY shall be in writing
and dammed duly carved if mailed by registered or certified mail
to the COUNTY to:
County Manager
Second Floor, Building
3301 East Tamiami Trail
Naples, Florida 34112
The G~ANTEE and the COUNTY may change the above mailing
address at any time upon giving the other party written
notification. Ail notices under this Agreement must be in
writing.
7. NO PARTNEKSHIP: Nothing herein contained shall be
construed as creating a partnership between the COUNTY and the
GRANTEE or to constitute the GRANTEE ss an agent of the COUNTY.
8. TERMINATION: The COUNTY or the G~%NTEE may cancel this
contract with or without cause on at least 30 days advance
written notice of such termination and specifying the effective
date thereof. If the COUNTY terminates this Agreement without
cause, the County will pay the GRANTEE for all expenditures
incurred up to,the effective date of the termination so long as
such expenses are part of the PROPOSAL. If it is determined that
there was not ~ufficient cause for the COUNTY to terminate this
Agreement, the GRANTEE's remedies shall be limited to the payment
of the contract amount earned by the GRANTEE on the date of
termination. If the GRANTEE terminates this Agreement, GRANTEE
shall pay to COUNTY all funds expended by COUNTY under this
Agreement if the Agreement is terminated by GRANTEE prior to the
event occurring.
9. GENERAL ACCOUNTING: GRANTEE is required to maintain
complete an~ accurate accounting and event records and keep grant
funds in a ~eparate checking account. An accounting which can be
verified by the County in a form and substance approved by the
Finance Department is due to the County Manager within ninety
(90) days after the ev,nt which is scheduled for June 6-8, 1997.
All revenue related to the event should be recorded, and all
expenditures must be incurred within the contract period.
GRANTEE is required to submit annual financial statements on
the financial condition of the event, of the GRANTEE
organization, and s special report on the receipts and
expenditures of the grant related event within 60 days of the
completion of the event. Failure to submit acceptable financial
or special reports will result in the cessation of payments on
all grant contracts the GRANTEE may have with the C~UNTY at the
time, effective on the date the submissions become overdue.
Under such circumstances, no further payments will be made
the duration of contract periods and any payments already m~
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or AO E:H DA. IT,E~,~
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shall be subject, at the sols discretion of the COUNTY, to later
return to the COUNTY if acceptable atatements and/or special
reports are not submitted es required, or if the payments ere
later ahown to not be properly matchsd.
10. TER.__~M: This Agreement shall become effective upon
execution by both parties end shall remain effective for one
year.
11. R__E~IRED NOTATION: All promotional literature and
media advertising must prominently liar the Collier County
Tourist Development Council as one of the sponsors. 12. INELIGIBLE EXPENDITURES:
The following expenditures are ineligible and shall not be
paid by grant funds:
a. Annual operating expenditure not directly related
to the activity or project.
b. Salaries of full-time staff. Employment of
personnel not directly related to the activity or
project.
~ Real property.
d. Capital Improvements, including but not limited to
new construction, renovation, restoration and
ihstallation or replacement of fixtures.
e. T~ngible personal property, including but not
limited to office furnishings or equipment,
permanent collections or individual pieces of art.
f. Interest, or reduction of deficits or loans.
Expenses incurred or obligated prior to or after
project funding period.
g. Prize money, scholarships, awards, plaques, or
certificates.
h. Travel not associated directly with project.
i. Projects which are restricted to private or
exclusive participation except for invitational
events which require a pregualification of
participants through proven ability to generate
hotel room nights during the Naples' area shoulder
season.
j. Private'entertainment, food or beverages except for
'invitational events which require a
prequaliflcation of participants through proven
ability to generate hotel room nights during the
Naples' area shoulder season.
Making payments for goods or services purchased for
previous or other events.
13. REIMBURSEMENT OF GRANT: In ~he event the revenues from
the event or project received by the GRANTEE exceed the
costs incurred by the GRANTEE in staging the event or proJec
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then, the amounts eligible for grant payment shall be decreased
by the excess revenues up to the full amount of the grant.
14. AMENDMENTS: Any changes in the event such as pro~ect
dates, key participants, and budget xeviltons must be submitted
first to the Tourist Development Council and then to the Board of
County Co~lssioners for consideration, ~pproval and contract
amendment by the Board, if applicable.
IN WXTNESS WHEREOF, the GRANTEE and COUNTY have each
respectively, by an suthorizad person or agent, hereunder set
their hands and seals on the date and year first shows written.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMM~SSXONE~S
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY:~MOTHY~./-I~Nd6C~; ChaX~n
GP~ANTEE
The Marco Island. Y.M.C.A., Inc.
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency
Heldi F. Ashton
Assistant County Attorney
(corporate seal)
AGE~
MA'f 2-0 E 97
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in
1997 Marco Island
S ports Festival
Proposal to the
Collier County TDC
AG E N D.A_i? E.I'~L..
'7
1997 Marco Island
Sports Festival
TDC GRANT
APPLICATION
AGENDA ITEM_
N°y 2-~:~
pg. ~0
Collier County Tourist Development Council
Grant Application
Name and Address of the Applicant OrganSzation:
1997 Mgrco Island SDorls Festival
Marco Isled YMCA
101 Sandhi]l Street
b_Larco !~l~;nd. FL 34145
Contact Person, Title, and Phone Number:
D~v~: l'dce, S~)orts Festival Director- (941) 642-0007
(~Jndy Love. YMCA Business Operations Man~er - (941) 394-3144.
Richard Brgdefick, Fe,stiva! Chairman Emeritu. s- (941) 394-3479
Organization's Chief Official and Title:
YMCA Execut. i.y¢ D rector/CEO - (941') 394-3]~ ....
Is this an application for Category B (Promotion and Advertisis~g of Tourism in Collier
County) or Category C (Local Projects and/or Activities which Promote Tmafism in
Collier County)?
Check one: Category B
Category
How much funding is your organization reques!ing7
Briefly describe pro,am including: -.
-- Your org, an,zat]on s capability to promote Collier County as a tourist destination.
->,,.S_gg.__A tt~ached Marketing Plan
Geographic focus of promotion, i.e. Collier
-> See A nach~.'d Marketin~
County, Marco Island, Evergla~ Gc~,~r,A
~ENDA ITEM .
p~.__ ~1
Application must be accompanie, d by the followi._a: a) Vedficadon of not-for-profit status
_x__ b) Last fiscal year financial statement
_x_ c) Incorporation papers
__.x._ d) Detailed I) .: item budget for program [er both revenues and expe. nses
.__~x_ e) Detailed description of proposed plan
__~x_ f) A marketing plan may be substituted for items (d) and (e) above
Category C projects and activities which promote tourism should have an emphasis on the
'shoulder and off'season" of'May through November. What are the scheduled dates for
your project/activity? 1997 Marco Islam. d Sports Festival - June 6.7. ~ 8
Discuss how your organization will measure the number of visitors attracted and the
number of room nights generated by your event.
~easudng the number 9fvisitors will be done through tracking of the participants by
~n the, Re~stration Forms. We v,4Ll tm to work w~Ih the hotels to develop a
tra_c 'n~0.g_~L.hod that ,.,y:,ll give us md them af.~trly representative room count. We will
~1,~o incl'.~_.d..~_~lat ed quest~ ~"nerg w~Jl you be ~a_vin~?: How many will beYare in
y_qt.!.r patty°) on the registration .f'0rm,~.
Category C Selection Criteria:
l 0(aYb).Identil~/lhe potential for attracting "shoulder and off ~ason", out-of-county visitors as
spectators or pacticip~ts expressed as "shoulder and off season" visitors attracted per
Tourist Development dollar expended. ~.9~ the, re~ration forms from the
t996 Festival that 10Q0 oflhe 1700 parfi..ci~ant$ were fr.9~n_gut ofth¢ Count)'_.
p_r_o'~..~1997 is th~t_Ji 4~00 of the, ar~;icipated 2100 will be from outside the CoA!.n.L~
The~ n.u_m.~era D N__Q_N__QTin_cjx~.dLp~icip~ friends and o:hcr sp¢~;Iator:~. Participanis
in~e_~.Lr~rtt~of !._his n~.Lu~'e__a_n average of 1,} ~eopl¢ who accompany them.
'-_U~_e figu_'r_e_s aboye. :2500 ~_ut-__o~ f-coup._t.t.~eople ~artici_oated and/or attended the,
1996 Festival; the 1997 Festival will attract 3500~ut-of-¢o~nty visitor?
'AGENDA FEEI~,
Identify the estimated number of hotel/motel or campground sites generated from the
allocations of Tourist Development funds expressed as overnight stays per Tourist
Development dollar expended. Many ofthe pro_iected numlper~ for the 1996 Fe,stival ....
Nt the target. The Financial Gain ~eciion of the Marketing. Plan deal~, .with thi~;
question in ~r¢.a. ter detail. In addition, many touri~t~ who were er~:adv h~r¢ for a vacation
Lo_tapered in the Festival. V~lleyball players, runners, in-tiners, and others ~articiDated in
and really eni.0yed the 1Fe¢;ival..The "Beach F,,xDerien¢¢" drew losge numbers oftouri~as.
(and residents). T.be YMCA ~d other organizations have al. ready been called by some of_
these touristS asking wherl the F¢:$tival will be held in 1997. so tMt they Can make it a p~
their vacation plans for thi~; surn__rne.r~
lO(d).
10(e).
Identify the matching dollars provided by your organization expressed as matching dollars
per Tourist Development dollars expended. The 1997 ~arc0 Island Sports F~tival will
produce a match rat. i_9~0f $90/$120, as reflected in the a.ttached Budget=
Identify the future growth potential of the project being submitted without the Tourist
Development funds as TDC fi. maline is to be regarded as seed money, not continuous
funding. T_DC Fun~ii~ is critical at this point in the life 0fthis event. The ~oal of the
l,he 1997.~E_estival is_t9 ernhanc,_g~he_._ev_~nt__al; it was run in t996, perfect it. and look to the_
futu~[e, N_kla]_or__s~s have alr~dy expressed ~ interest and other~ will be ~ught to .
Le. cur~n.g:.tt:~_9.ftb~Fe~ti-v~l, Dcvelqpment ~d_q0rnmitment 9f Major
;~.ponso. Fs take_time t_~cultivat_~e...
TbL~_~~_Le, xLCo~~ould lead to a
g.9_ol~..r._Count,, S~.¢~! Fe,~tival. a gala ev~n..c..~pa_lE¢} the en!i_re are~..
Discuss the soundness ofyour-out-of-county marketing plan, specifically in terms of ho~
the event ~x411 be promoted to draw out-of-county visitors.
"S~_u¢cess will be measured in the fa_ct that we antic:ipate a 40% increase in ~articir, ation
20% les money Previ0usl¥ successful advertieng and pr0m~tionalAgLl'iOA FI'.,E~.,~'
while spending ~ ' -
venues will be au~mented. Participants in event~ of this nature ;end to be not~onlv a
., AaENDA IT~ZM, I
· i i .'-,,.z..// ,.',.
NAY 2'lJ- gg7 [ .............
lo(i).
_market, but al,s0 becgmc "walking, adver~isem~ents" t'or ~,h¢ evenL A ~ccess~l ~rack r~o~
~~ral F~s~val ~11 ~ork ~o our advamage ~n ~997.
Discuss your organi~tion's management and stability, speclfi~lly, in te~s of its ability
to manage the pro~t in accord~ce ~th regulations ~d to acute the intend~ results.
f w ' w - ' I - i ! i
pro~r~s ~ s~ci~ ~nts: the M~c9 Isla~ ~CA is a ~a~ ofthi~ ~radition of .-
~ x I n 9 7 F 'v e ' ~Oesof ,,
r v n m ement n 'n t I ' x ' n ta /}3lunteer
Ieadership profiles.
Discuss your organization's readiness to implement the project. I'hq: M~rco Island YMCA
.Board fDirec~ r v'ed a' 1 t ake n 's ' ·
9ther Comrr!.uniW Leader3 have express;ed their ~_~pon verbally and some in writing (See~
Lettersouort. n h i ndin rt re ne f 99 h i
_we_!!zpublicjzed and l! e fa r f eF iv w i ' "
~_h~~_Cjpants fr_9~ last year's festival c,.lled t_l-~ YMCA to ex~ress their belief
that Ihe Y needed t t ' e leader' f r he F i 9~continue. Mr._l~eZL_
a.cc__e.~.a e f t~.~~shit~ was a d_etermil~t facl.9.lJlLl~ Y Board's decision. Mr.__
~wn in_th~.!2LLo_r_h~0.fLlngL~llltlaj~cnt to excellence.
~gs wit_ h ~'m~~°~ fr. °ma number of local community ~
Discuss why Funds are unavailable fi.om other sources. Tourist Development Funds should
not be viewed as supplanting or replacing existing funding sources. _Conducting an ~
~_d¢ reauires the h~Orga ~nk-ation that can gtdn c,,ommunitv-~4de _
s~~~mber~f v_~olunteer3_and oper~a~gLu~D' s~ortin~ events.: _
_Th_.~j.~ng_b~ i.g.9~~ch has over 150 _years of tradition
an ex~L!~ztfi.e~~ent~/pro~ml; of ajLLypes,a_n~l sizes. Des_~ite the use
.... -'--" ated gag_Lth.e._Y-B unabie to undertake this
~gJ~ n t eer3..tll.o_~u.tse, -'~ ' -
· Mth..__.~ot)t financial ~uppQ~ ff~!Zi~~C~ in ~;hil~ phase. Thc YMCA does no' have thc ~
~re s~o. Lurces. n0r i,,; it ~arl 0f i~s n9 rmai pr '~am ~° adyertise and-~J
__l i
lo ).
to the area,, lnlh¢ ~ ' r n r hi will eth ~
Ion,-term viability qflhe Spor~s F¢.stiv=L
Discuss the capacity of the proiect to enrich the artistic, cultural, and environmental
attractiveness of' the community to the visiting public and compatibil½ty with the
community in general, ici ant will ' wh t Ii
~ ff~r-- au i I i I ch fin re t 'nm e t r
world-cia h I mm ali Icl ' v ih r -a
recr~:afional ~aradise, ~The t997 S~orts Fe~iv~ wi~provid¢ somethin~ unia_ue-an
m~.p_~ha_~s on Mar~:~ Island an;l .Collier Countv~,s a _oremier venue for events not normally
associated with the ar¢~,. In-tine skating, marathon rurtrting, and triathlon com~tition and
other eve~nts of the Sports Festival enhance the breadth of the visitor experience,
our visitors will receiv, e ~, w¢~th 0fin.f'ormafion about Collier County. its many amenities
~d ~__.~.b~9.p_g.o..~m.ide~ here to visit ~ a regular basis, not iust "in season", They w~ll
_experience fir,-hand ~he quality ~,erviee v its~gh our hoteliers and merchants and
t;?_~- made aware_of all Of the many .".offa~~'-v~ita~l¢ in Collier ¢ount'v.
I have read the Tourism Grant Program guidelines and criteria and Resolution No, 93-
and agree that my organization will fully comply wilh the guidelines and criteria and
Resolution 1%. 93-~.
Sigaamn= of Orgasdzafion's C~cf Oiiicial
Date:
1997 Marco Island
S ports Festival
TDC GRANT- REQUIRED
BUSINESS INFORMATION
FEB ~
I ce~ify from the records of this office that THE MARCO IS~ND
The 'document' number of this?'corporation is' N07168. - ~-~'~..-~.
I fu~her ce~i~ that said corporation has ~pa,d all.f~,~:~~...
CR2~22 (8-87)
~. .% ;~ .
internat.Rlev.e~ue Service
· D{strict~irec{pr
.:: 'v... .
:1,
Marco Island YMCA Inc.
P.O. Box 1103, 101 Sandhill Street
Marco Island, FL 33937
Department of the Treasury
Ann Baker/ads
(&O&) 331-&516
~I: 580070782
Dear Applicant:
Based on information supplied, and assuming your operations rill be as stated
in your application for recognition of exemption, ye have determined you are exempt
from ~ederal income tax under section 501(c)($) of the Internal Revenue Code.
We have further determined that you are not a private foundation within
meaning of section'509(a) of the Code. because you ars an organization described in
section 509(a)(2).
If your sources of support, or your purposes, cbaracter, er method of eperatioa
change, please let us ~no, ~o we can consider the effect of the c~e on your
exempt status ~nd fo~datlon statu~. Also, you .should inform us of all changes in
your xla~e oF address.
As of J~nu&ry 1. 1984, ~ou are liable for :axes ,~der t~,e Federal Insurance
Contributions Act(social s~curlt7 taxes) on re~Aneration of $100 or more you pay to
each of your e~ployzes during a calendar year. You are not liable for tbs tax
l~pomed under ~be ~ederal Unemplorment T~x Act
Since you are not a private foundation, you are not sub, oct to %he excise taxes
tn:der Chapter 42 cf the Code. Ho~ever, you are not automa%icall~ exempt from ether
Federal mxcise isles. If you have any questions about excise, employment, or other
Federal t~es, please le% us kno~.
Donors may deduct contributicn~ to you as provided in section 170 of the Code.
Bequests. legacies, devises, transfers, or gifts to you or for your use
deductible for F.~deral es%ate and 8if% tax purposes if they meet tbs applic~ble
provision~ of secClons 20~5, 2106. and 2522 of the Code.
The box checked in the headin& of this letter sho~s ~hether you must file Form
990, Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax. If Yes is checked, you are
required to fii~ Form 990 only if your gross receipts each year are normally more
than $25.000. If a return is required, it must be filed by the 15th day o£ ~he fl£Lh
after the end of your annual accounting period. The law imposes a
mon:h ..... .. ,h,n a ,turn is let,.
$10 a day up to a ma.x~mum u~ e~ ..... . ro./L~
is reasonable cause for the del y. AGENDA IT -- '"'~-/
,_,, No.
P. 0. Box 1055. At,n=. GA 30370 ;,-~ 2 U Let er 947[_D/.~./...~. ~
po. .
~ou ere no~ reguire~ ~_~. ~ncome under sec%ion ~li oz the Code. If ~ou are
%o'%he ~ex on unrelated ousz--a~
sub~ec~ ~o ~h~s ~ax, you mus~ r$1e an $nco~e tax retu~ on Fo~ 99~T,
Organization Business Income T~ Return. In this let%er, we Are not de%e~ining
whether enY or your present or proposed activities are unrelated %rnde or ~uslness
~s ~efined ~n section 51~ or the ~ode.
You nee~ an employer %dentif£ca%ion n~ber even if
em~yer ~dentif~cation number was not entered on your application.
assigned to you and you w~ll be advised of it. please use %~t m~r on all reruns
you file and In all correspondence w~th the Info.al Revenue Se~lce-
. . ..... resolve any questions about your exeBpt status
use this la%tar co~G ~ ....... ,~ ~erma ant rotors.
~ .... '"s you Should xeep
~d foundation ~ , ° ~ telephone
If you have ~Y questions, please contact the person whose r~e~e
number are sho~ ~ th~ headl~ of this letter.
$~ncere~
Dis~i~ Directmr
ENCLOSURES:
Form 990
Schedule A
Ins%ructions
MAY 2 0 19 ?
MARCO ISLAND YMCA ·
Profit and Loss
January through December 1995
4103. C~gn Tr~f~r
41~ · C~~s ~
411~ · M~i~ ~
41~- ~Y P~
4170 ' ~r~ ~m
41~. ~~ ~
~ · UnN~ Way
T~E ~
~.~Fm
~ · T~
~70 · ~ I T~
7102' G~
71~ ·
71~ ·
71~' ~
T~I ~ ~
~OO · ~n Trmn)fer~
26.01S. O0
9,375.50
115.e02.33
6.(~1.00
2~.214.40
171.19
10.073.00
,41,6'76.86
2.e~.72
1 .~...~
14,946.14
54,464.64
51.5o
11,158.24
1,529.46
9.313.29
36,1~0.~5
3,27zoo
5,427.14
1 ,o79.25
830.74
25,830.24
2242.13
2~,o75.14
1,43o. o0
9,460.35
11,757.o0
19.217.61
34,063,76
1
100.00
2~.01800
70000
15.7'5691
474.B7
MARCO ISLAND YMCA ·
Profit and Loss
Janu&ry through Dectmdxr
A GEj'~OA ~TEl~
]
MARCO ISLAND YMCA
Balance Sheet
As of December 31,1995
0.00
3~,726.15
5,043.10
~O.m
171.~.18
1~1~
1~.~
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1997 Marco Island
Sports Festival
MARKETING PLAN
i., ~-7*'N EWSPAPERS
[] m [] m
[] Press Releases (4) to Twelve key
Florida Newspapers
[] Display Advertising
. Circulation Potential- 2,000,000+
. Cost - $12,500
MAGAZINES RELATED
PERIODICALS
Display Advertising/Releases to
encourage Coverage
Two Categories -
General Sports Periodicals
Specialty Periodicals specifically
related to the Festival Sports
Circulation- 2,500,000-~
Cost- $80,000
~: ~::!,.- ~:~ :.:. ..
FEB 199'~)
:
[] m [] [] mm · []
F DIO
· Appearances on Public Interest
Programs
,, Public Service Announcements
- Local Support. (WODX-1480)
- Circulation - 500,000+
~ Cost- $0
MAY 20-IB~7
TELEVISION
I~ III la
= Cable Networks throughout Florida-
selected by audience sports interest
= Major Network Advertisin,g in/out of
state- ESPN, Fox
[] Viewing Potential- 5,000,000
. Cost- $30,000
COLLATERAL MARKETING
Brochure Distribution- 25,000
Inquiries Anticipated - 8,000
Internet Advertising
Governor's Council on Fitness
Festival Paraphernalia
Circulation Potential- 150,000
Cost- $40,000
Overall
2100 People participate plus 3100 fdends & family fly/drive to Collier County
In/Out-of-County Breakdown
1400 Out-of-County participants; 2100 Out-of-County Attendees
700 In-County Participants; 1000 Out-of-County Attendees
Overnight Stays
1120 Participants (70%) and 1500 Guests Require Overnight Stays:
Participants -
One night - 320 participants x $100 =
Two night - 800 Participants x $200 =
Guests -
One night - 500 Guests x $100 =
Two night - 1000 Guests x $200 =
$32,000
$160,00_0_
$192,000
$50,000
$200~
$250,000
$192,000
$250,000
Other Participant Spending'
280 Out-of-County Padicipants x $60 $16,800
600 Our-of-County Guests x $60$36,000
· ---~52,800-
$52 800
Total Spending June 6, 7 & 8: ~4 800
No._~ ~
f,IAY 2 O
p~.
AGENDA I]'E~_x/
·
1997 Marco Island
S ports Festival
CONSOLi DATED
BUDGET
i.i;:,r 2 U
Pi. 30
F
'PROJECTED
REVENUE
· FUNDRAISING
MAJOR SPONSORS
EVI~NT SPONSORS
GOVT REVENUE
IN-KIND SERVICES
IN-KIND GOODS
PARTICIPANTS
CONCESSIONS
OTHER INCOME
TOTALREVENUE
MARCO ISLAND SPORTS FESTIVAL- 1997
CONSOLIDATED OPERATING FORECAST
MAJOR
EVENTS SPONSORS
$0 $10,000
$15.00O $0
$0 $0
$5,0OO $10,000
$5,000 $0
$40,000 $0
$o $0
EXPENSE
SALARIES $10,000 $5,000
BENEFITS $1,400 $700
PAYROLL TAXES $ I, t 00 $500
PURCH SERVICE $3,000 $1,000
SUPPLIES $6,000 $500
TELEPHONE $0 $0
POSTAG~SHIPPING ~.~500 $0
OCCUPANCY/PERMiTS $300 ,$0
EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIE3 $1,000 $0
PRINT/PROMO/AD~J'T. $4,000 $10.000
STAFF/VOLUNTEER EXP. $1,500 $1,500
MEETING FOOD COST $8,000 $0
CELESRITY FEES $3,000 $0
EQUIPMENT RENTALS $6,000 $0
OTHER EXPENSE $2,500 $2,500
AWAROS $7,500 $2,500
TOI'AL EXPEhlSES
FESTIVAL NET
$60,800
$24.200
DONATIONS VEN~UES
$0 $120,000
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$2,500 $0
$o $0
$5,000
$120,000
$0 $10,000
$0 $1,100
$0 ~,5o0
$0
$0 $2,500
$o $2,400
~0 $0
S0 $1.0o0
~ $89,ooo
$0 $1,000
$0 $1,500
$0 $5,000
$0 $0
$5,000 $0
$5,000
$120,000
TOTAL
$~.,500
$10.000
$15.O00
$120,000
$15,0O0
$5,000
$40,000
$2.500
$0
$210,000
$25,000
$2,100
$2.00O
$103,000
$10,ooo
SlO.OOo
S210.
$4,200 ($4,200) $0 $0
AGEI" D I -
MAY 2 u 1,997
1997 Marco Island
Sports Festival
LEADERSHIP
PROFIL
HAY 20' 1997
p~.~ ~'
~ AGENDAITEM
David F. Rice, Chairman
1997 Marco Island Sports Festival
As a collegian, David participated in football, basketball, and track. An
academic Cum Laude graduate, he was elected to '~/Vho's Who In American Colleges
and Universities". Upon graduation, he signed as a free agent with the New York
Titans of the American Football League.
Beginning his career at Greenwich Connecticut High School, he served at
various times as coach of football, basketball, track and gymnastics. A college
coac~hing career began with a short stay at Columbia University followed by his
appointment as Head Football Coach at Western Connecticut State University,
becoming the youngest head coach in America. Recruited four years later by Fordham
University as Head Football Coach, he was named the University's 35th Coach. During
his tenure, he was honored as Coach of the Year and received the Iron Major Trophy.
Upon his retirement as coach, his Won/Loss record ranked third behind the legendary
Jim Crowley, one of the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame and Frank Cavanaugh, the Iron
Major. Mr. Rice was named Director of Intercollegiate Athletics immediately following
his retirement from coaching, becoming the youngest Athletic Director in NCAA Division
I. He served as President of the Metropolitan Association of Athletic Directors,
co-founded ,,he Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, served as Director of the National
Invitational Basketball Tournament (NIT), was a member of the Madison Square
Garden Holiday Festival Committee, and on the Advisory Board of the Meadow~ands
Arena (NY Giants' Stadium).
He became a full-time Collier County resident on Marco Island in 1987 and is the
owner of, 'total Home Services, a property management company, and the Eagle Group
- a Real Estate Company. Dave recently ended his term as president of the Marco
Island K-~vanis, is currently Chairman of the Christmas Island Style Committee, is
serving on tt~ Marco Island Area Chamber of Comrne,'ce Board, and is on the
Community Bank Advisory Board.
Pi[. ~
·
AGENDA LTE _~,
Richard Broderick
Sports Festival Chairman Emeritus
Mr. Broderick was one of the Co-Chairs of the Inaugural Festival and continues
to be a driving force for the on-going operation of the Festival. Dick will be actively
seeking the much needed Major Sponsorships using his wealth of contacts from his
long and successful business career.
Broderick recently retired from a stellar career in the Amedcan Music industry at
both RCA and MCA records. He has authored four books, is the past-president of the
Music Industry Educators Association and a past Chair of the Country Music
Association. He recently served as director of the Music, Business and Technology
program at New York University and has lectured at various colleges and business
conventions.
Dick served as President/CEO of his own company and has served as a
marketing consultant to Longines and JVC. At RCA he served as international
advertising manager and international marketing director. At MCA he was VP of Decca
and Coral Records. Mr. Brodedck was also on the founding board of the Country Music
Hall of Fame.
Dick authored Jesus Christ Superstar Rock Opera (Hawthorne); New York Times
I00 Great songs, (Quadrangle); New York Times Great Latin Songs, (Quadrangle);
and the Be~er Homes and Gardens Family Song Book, (Meredith). in the 1950's,
Broderick was editor and publisher of Roller Derby News, and 8-page tabloid wffh a
peak circulation of 110,000.
Although retired, Dick continues to write a spods column for the Marco Island
Eagle, a publication of the New York Times. He also does broadcasts for WODX-1480.
Dick and his wife Mary have six children and twelve grandchildren. Dick and Mary are
full-time residents of Marco Island.
NA~.EtIDA ! ~
Lucinda "Cindy" Love, Business Operations Manager
Marco Island YMCA
VVhile working in the Business Office at Indiana University for five years, Ms.
Love also managed and coordinated sports programs at a nearby campground. She
moved to Naples to operate a successful automotive parts store. There, she managed
the finances of the establishment as well as hiring and recruiting staff. She sold out her
portion of the business and joined the Marco Island YMCA Staff Leadership as Office
Manager/Administrative Assistant nearly three years ago.
Cindy had an immediate impact on the level of operations at the YMCA. Starting
with an archaic "by hand" accounting and record, keeping system, she investigated
computer software options and took the Y into the 2Otb century. Most of the YMCA's
"back office" functions are now using some of the finest "off the shelf'' software. This
brought the Y's financial reporting to a new level, one that Board Members could trust
and believe. During a recent period in her work with the Y, she filled the role of "Interim
Director", skillfully handling the day-to-day operations and managing staff, which
enabled the Board of Directors to focus their efforts on a search for a new CEO.
She continues to recruit, hire and supervise the customer service staff for the Y.
Cindy is also a Leader in the YMCA's efforts to fund raise. She provides timely and
accurate reports, skillfully matches solicitors and donors, and relentlessly follows up
with the Volunteers to ensure the maximum return for the Y. Ms. Love is also one of
the Island's finest Special Event Coordinators, calmly pulling together loose ends in
many of the Y's eight annual functions, including the "Taste of Marco".
Recently, Ms. Love began her quest for YMCA Professional Director
certification. She recently attended an intense week-long training seminar in Tampa -
"Principles and Practices". Her achievement of this goal will bring her into the upper
echelon of '~CA Professionals in Florida and the South Field.
Don Clark, Executive Director/CEO
Marco Island YMCA
For over 17 years, Mr. Clark has been serving local communities in his career
with the YMCA. In his first professional position, he built his local Youth Sports leagues
into a model for all other YMCAs in the area. The program grew so rapidly that many
additional venues had to be found to be able to serve all the kids who wanted to play.
Shodly after accepting a promotion to Branch Executive at another Unit of the
Cleveland (Ohio) YMCA, Mr. Clark took the mn-down, empty full-facility YMCA and
turned it into a perennial surplus producing YMCA. Sports Leagues were a part of this
success, but more importantly, Clark renewed the interest of the local community in the
need for the Y and its services.
While serving in that position, Mr. Clark worked closely with the newly, named
Director of the Greater Cleveland Corporate Challenge, sponsored by the YMCA. He
conducted the largest and most captivating event-the TUG OF WAR-that first year as
well assisting other event directors in the Basketball Shooting Relay and the 6x50
Shuttle Relay. The Corporate Challenge consists of 18 events and is enjoyed by over
4500 participants each year. In the infancy of the event, Clark helped obtain one of the
Major Sponsors that works with this program still.
After two successful years in the position of Corporate Executive in the
Cleveland Association, he began to look for an opportunity to head south. In March of
this year, Mr. Clark acc. opted the position of Executive Director/CEO of the Marco
Island YMCA. In the short time he has served in this position, the Marco Island YMCA
has begun a dramatic turn to a stronger fiscal position. Mr. Clark knows that this
change would not have been possible without the support of the many strong
volunteers on the YMCA Board.
Don thoroughly enjoys the quality of life that Collier County has to offer, and has
recently purchased a home on Marco Island where he will live with his wife Sue and
their soon-to-be-bom baby.
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1997 Marco Island
Sports Festival
SUPPORT LETTERS &
OTHER. I,N.FO. R.M, . .N
OcTober 3 I, 1996
Don Clark
Marco Island
PO Box 2529
]Vl~rco Is!~d, I~L 33969
De~r Don;
I understand the tv1~'~co lsland YMCA may ho~l The Ma~ Island Spots F~vnl '97.
Congralulations I IM~ you wouM do a ~t}ob with tMs for s~eral reason:
1. your exp~{~ ~d ex~d~ce. As a s~n~ ~CA profes~o~l, you ~ve pro~
you c~ bfmg comm~nity ~oups, volunt~ and ~togethe[ to host sp~i~ ev~ts. 1
~ave no, ed your succ~scs in Circled, and now in Marco.
2. your s~a~. You have a ~eat si~ftmm who do the ~ad the ~mo ~rk for ~1
speci~ events ev~ y~r. Their attention to d~a~ i~ o~~,
3. 7our voluntee'rs. You ~ve ~ de~i~ted ~nd ~t~ bo~d of directors. 1 ~ ~re th~
could provide i~dership, conta~s, ~nd ~ty work ~o ~ ~Y ~'ent ~ ~cc~s.
4. your lo~ YN1CA. Your org~stion ccnmues to be ~ ~ponmt ~ of me bi,co
isled co~'.
5. your nat~o~l or8~zation. ~e YMCA ~s been ~ lead~ in spo~ for more th~ 150
ve~s. Lq fao, we &re ~Te~ly ~ ~em~r cf the U~ed St~es Ol~c Co~n~. I ~
~l~Se my suppo~, ~s well s~ i~ supron or,he ~llon~l 5~CA, to help ).ou in Ibis
end eavor.
Please feel free to have p~plc co~ct me ~ · ~fe~ for l~ ~CA hosting th~ M~rco
Island Spots ~fiv~[ '97. My lel~hone number ~ (800) 303.9622.
Sincerely,
Tom Ma~sey
Senior Consult~mt
YMCA of'the USA
EAGLE
Editorial
YMCA
continues
leadership
FOIC
The Marco Island YMCA is to be com-
mended for agreehg to fill the gap ~i~ by the
sudden departure of one of the to.founders
of the Marco Island Sporls F~al. By tak-
ing on the responsibility for the gecond
annual Sports Fest, the YMCA Board of
Directors is not only continuing its impor-
tant leadership position on Marco Island,
but it is helping all of us get ~rough the
summer doldrums. "
· ..To be. sure, Marco Island is growing and
the Survaner off-season is becoming more
lively with e:fda pa~ing year, but the Sgorts
Festival offers many opportunities for all
That the island [s capab~ of sustaining such
an event during the summer is an indica-
tion of the increafftngly fer~e ground which
Marco Island ia becoming.
But the Sports Festival can't happen in a
vacuum, and the YMCA directors can't do
it alone. They and the hundreds of volun-
teers will need the help and enthusiastic
support of all of us to make next year's fes-
tival a success. It is also important that the
questions which continue to surround the
first Sports Feat's accounting activities not
be use.ti to withhold support from the
YMCA or next year's event.
BUSY FIRST DAY OF CO ,'IPETITION
)vet i,200
~mpetitors took
art in Saturday's
vents.
3l.,g~,CO ISLAND -- In what
· ~antzers already ar~ planning
,ma~ an annual ~vtnL the
j~raJ M~rco Island Spores
jsJival ~ck~d o~ the
omion o[th~ ~tstival Saturday.
Eleven of the 1~ even~ began
)repetition. mad whiIe ~e Fes-
yam experienced some First.
)~r ghtcbes, ~ l~rge number
Ole registran~ vimualb' assures
estival organizers of reaching
~eir ioaJ of 1.~ to ~.~ pamic-
out lJ~ people competed
day, said Festival co.hair
~el Coleman. who estim~V
at another ~ will
~te in ~,e tNathlom c)'chng
~essive in-line skatmg even~
cheduled for ~oday.
"I'm con~nnced we're going ~o
,ave the I.~ that we were
hootmg for, and I ~ink that
~hvn we're done it's golr~[ to be
loser to 1,~ people," Coleman
aid.
Ghtches included the delay
he a~-essive in.line s~tmg
:ompetition until today. The
went ori~nnally was scheduled
'or Saree'day, but rain on Friday
)ushed back construction of the
;kating ramps, dela~ng the
went by a day Skaters, how.
)vet, were allowed to prlctice
'or free on ramps that were ~n-
lhed.
As for .ven~ that were mn.
2ape Coral High School's Matt
Williams, who ~aduated
Winner Katlna Salafatlnos
crosses the finish line Just
ahead of Monlca Cousins
duflng the Marco island Sports
Festival's Women's five mile
tn-line race Saturday at the
key Marco subdivision. Former
Boston Celtic K.C. Jones
listens to his son X.C. Jones
Jr. as the pair participate in
Iune. won the Marco Mile.
The Mile orig'knally was to be
an Invitational that featured the
top two male and female run-
ners from each Collier Counb'
High School. The Festival. how. -the basketball challenge
ever. was tale in gettmg word Saturday during the Marco
out to Collier bigh schools, sa~d Island Sports Festival at Frank
event chairman Joe Khmas E. Mackle Park. Story, 90.
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MARCO iSLAND SPORTS FES?mVAL
K.C. Jones played in'a much
.Btm BRIAH
MARCO ISI..~ND -- )C.C. Jones
Would find it difficult coaching
or playing in today's NBA.
Jones, who ted the Boston Cel-
tics to two NBA championships
and four Finals appearances in
the mid4)O~, has not changed
much. The lame has. however.
bearing Htt)e resemblance to
the Ieague that used to revolve
around winning, but now is driv-
en by dollars -- and plenty of
them.
"The guys are making so much
money, they're all losing their
hunger." Jones said before Sat-
,'rday',, .Marco Island Sports
Festival sport~ celebrities din-
her ~.t the ~adJsson Beach Re.
sots. "It's just ~eed."
Jones played For the Celtics in
n simpler Hmo Simple in that
the Celtics won the N~A lille
eight of Jones' nine seasons.
tablishing what still stands as
professional spo~' greatest dy-
The secret of those Celtic
teams that played for Red Auer.
bach -- other than the talenLi of
Bill Russell, Bob Cousy. Jones
and Bill Sharman: "We had such
great chemistry,' ~aid Jones. a
Hall ct tamer and former part-
time Marco resident.
"P)ayer~ on other teams
would get down on their team-
mates at"ter they made a mis-
take. We encouraged and
supported our players. A.nd Bill
Russell had such a fantastic pas-
sion For winning ball games ....
Sometimes that is missing in to-
day's game. You have teammates
yelling at each other for making
a mistake When that happens.
you lose those two players for
the game, and you're ouLnum.
bered by two."
Jones felt outnumbered much
of his life. ~rowing up in the
~.own of Taylor. and later Corpus
Christi, deep in the heart of Jim
Crow Texas, where ~e races
were separated by law and cus-
tom. A childhood spent watching
mo~es in "colored" balconies
("The Crow's Nest") and sitting
in the back of the bus coaL, ih-
uted to Jones' low-key nature.
and early lack of self-esteem.
"i was angry," said Jones.
simpler time
who~ father walked out on his
family. 'My self-esteem took a
beating. You accept it because
there's nothing you can do about
iL £ven though you don't like iL
what are you going to do?"
How about take a train to San
Francisco. where Jones a~end-
ed high school, pla)'~ng basket-
ball and football Although a
standout in both sport.L college
scout~ believed he lacked the
skills to compete at the next lev-
el. But Mildred Smith. Jones'
high school history teacher, be.
gan to lobby hard for him with
the Jesui~ who ran the Univer.
sity otSan Francisco.
£ventually. Jones received a
basketball ~holarship to San
Francisco. where he and Russell
won .5~ consecutive games
ðer. back-to-back national
championships and an Olympic
8old medal.
Russell and Jones both were
drafted by the Celtics, but al-
though Jones was a respected
defensive performer and tough
player (he once played an NCAA,
game with a ruptured appendix),
he was cons'laced he wasn't good
enough on offense to cut it.
Festiva): Wil.liams wins Marco Mile
Continued from lC
'ffiore of an elite evenL" Klimas said "Next year
\'k'e'H get the information out much e~rlier,'
-" The ,Mile was cpened up to all Collier County
'~igh school mnve~ and at ~he last moment ~ one
from Cape Coral. Williams, who two hours before
the Mile finished third in the Fes-
tival's 5-kilometer race, heard ~~
~boul the Marco Mite Satlirday
morning, asked ir he could mn iL
~nd was amlowed to join about ~
olher area runne~. He finished in
4 minutes. ~ seconds on a
straight course down South Col-
lier Boulevard thai was abosl ~
yards more ~han a mile
' gnrron Collier junior Jamin Williams
Eastman finished second. ~'hHe
Lei> JUnmnr And) Bclghls took thmrd Meanwhile.
l.cly gr:*dunted senior Jessica Brown crossed the
!inihh hoe :dong with Lely freshman Lcila 5lcl.
LOCAL GOLF
hem in 6:38. St. John Neumann sophomore Enza
Lombardi was the only other girl to run.
On the other side o£ the Island. at .Key Marco
residential community. Katina Salafatinos ot
Team Skate 20OJ/Kryptonics won the women's
13-over division or the 5-mile in-line skating race.
Salafatinos. 39. of Fort Lauderdale. finished in
18:~.O9. edging Monico Cousins o£Delray Beach.
In the men's 13-over race. Adrian Winchell. 45,
of Fort Lauderdale, a member orthe Speedskating
Times team. won in I&:LZ?60. Tim Small. 40. a team-
mate of Winchell's, placed second in 16:3304.
Ruddy Guerra. g. or Hialeah. won the chil-
drews 1.2:S-mile in-line race.
As tot the 5-kilometer run. it was a clean
sweep rot Naples resident& Rob Winfield won the
merall men's division in 15:19 Jean Bootie) won
the women's divmon in 1900. Lei)' High track and
cross country coach Mark McGarity won the men's
masters division in 1'726. v,'h)le Marw Brock Im,k
first in thewom¢.n masters
A~CNDA I!EM
No.
.... qc4-)
pg._ ql
Dobbs: Wins S. Florida PGA
So he opted tot another dr-aR.
and spent two years tn the army
When he got out in lgt~ he
nearly made the Los Angelei
Rams as a defensive back. gut
Jones only had il half right.
tense was his caltin~ -- but tt
was in baskelball.
Despite never averagin:
poin~ ~r game or ~h~in~
potent ~m the field.
&t~-I Jones ca,'ed out
o~ place in basketball
winning 10 championship
As he si~ at a ~ble. ~renely
talkin~ a~ut da)~ pasL ~me-
one offe~ to ~ke a champmn.
ship ~n~ off his hands, it he
should ever let back into coach-
ing and win another.
~ones. however, declmes ~e
generous invimtion.
"1 have my toes.' Jones say~
~gh a smile. "and my w~te lot
one tot my nose nn~"
TIR
Crest~oo
· ' MARCO ISLAND SPORTS FESTIVAL
).~A'~ 2 d 1997 '
Don R;ccl watche~ th~ ~ght of hie mhot during the Maum}
Sports Festival ~olf tourney at the Marco Shores Co$mtry
on Sunday, Stt~tn Lrw~Staff
Success: Island opened its arms
to host weekend .of fun, games
Continued Y~om 1C
were looming some Umes .. so a
lot of' luck was involved."
A Festival highlight for the
young in-line skating crowd was
Collier County's first-ever ag-
gressive in-line skating competi-
tion, which was held in the
Town Center ,'VIall parking lot.
For those who have never
seen aggressive in-line skating,
the name says it all. On a course
that consists of different kinds
o£ ramps and bars, young in-line
skaters wearing baggy pants and
care-free attitudes on their
Meeves perform trick~ and ma-
neuvers to rock music. It'ice
slcar, in~ ever went p~ tb.L~ i~
what it would look like.
Jesse Howard, a 15-year-old
~aq m~. am mun~ e r~v ~mm~
Another or the Festival's more
interesting events was the Uni-
versal Tae Kwon Do & Fitness
Center Black Belt Champion-
sl~p at the Mar~o Island YMCA,
which had the Festival's hlf~hest
turnout (198 registrants). They
came from all over the country
because the winners in each of
the eight male and female
weight divisions get to represent
the Unit~! States at "Cludad de
Barcelona," an · international
Tae Kwon Do championship No-
vember in Spa[~ Better yet,
their airfare, hotel, meals, trans-
portation and t~am uniform all
are paid for.
The 16 weight-division win-
nets: Dennis Lee Stoll or Hilli-
ard; Yvonne Marte of Boynton
Beach; Javfer Baltodano of Mi-
ami; Rebecca Peter-.on of' Cape
Coral; Angel Aranzam of Ann
Arbor, M. ich4 A~hley Mats~oka
o£ Savannah, Ga.; William Orel-
iaaa o£ Miami; lC'is'ten Boyer of
Fort Myers; Alex Casanova of
Miami; Kelli Dina(son of West.
chester, Ohio; Michael Tang of
Haverhill, Mass; Parr(cia Lewis
of Fort Myers; Ei]een Poulos of
St. Petersburg; Patricia Gut(er-
ret of Miami; Eui Young Lee of
Brooklyn, Minn; and Charles
Gibbard of' For~ Myers.
Cycling at Key Marco residen-
tial community attracted the
second highest number of par.
tic/pants ¢171). Ralph Clemente
of, West Palm Beach, who fin-
(shed ~lth in this year's U.S.
Olympic trials, won the United
States Cycling Federation
CUSCF) Pro 1, 2 race, picking up
$3,50.
The other cycling winners and
their divisions: Stephen Mason
of Naples (Citizens/Open); Dan-
~el Holt of Bradenton (Category
4, 5);, Earl Henr3' of,Pinellas Park
CMaster~ 45-over); Gar)' Gardner
of Pembroke Pines CMasters
~-over); Sherri Stedje of Tampa
(USCF women);, Thomas Medina
o£ Miami (Junior 10-14); Carlos
Prieto of, Miami Uunior 15-over):
Chris Frederick or Fort Lauder.
dale (Catego~-3~: and Pages
Humberto ¢Citizcns/Open).
Female Masters m 1. Mary Ar-
bend, 1.~4:33.
Mixed Team~ -- 1. Shields.
Brugger-Avol~, 1.~0:.40; 2. Franic.
Levesque-Jac~on 1:02:48; 3.
YMCA-Hrycyk. Moticka I.'0~:17.
All-Female Teams ~ 1. The
Polish Eagles, 1:23:30.
In beach volleyball, Naples'
David Webb, Maggie A]varez,
Perry Behre~s, John Joseph,
Nancy Joseph and Tim Byrnes
of Fort Myers won the 6-player
coed volleyball division. Lisa
Rynders of Naples teamed with
Lisa Rizk and Jennie Bradford
to win the women's triples divi-
sion. Mark Higg/nson of Naples
and Bill Maik of-Sarasota won
the men's doubles title.
Naples tandem Toni Weston
and Klm Kaye won the women's
doubles open. Toni Weston and
Dave Weston then went on to
win the open coed. title. And the
Fort Myers team of Chad' Little
and Troy Tanner won the men's
double B championship.
The golf, challenge at Marco
Shores Country Club'-had the
second-fewest participants
Don Rice({1,58). Eon Montgom.
eD' ¢172) and Genny St(po
were low .gross winners in their
respective flights. Meanwhile.
Ted Henning ~143L Bob Alywin
~13~) and MaD' Ann ]-halcnat~
V.'inncr~ fl',:m thc triathlon, itl
Overall male -- l. Scott Col-
ton,. ~2'. .2. Tim Lyster. 48:~: 3.
Jack Bu~on. 49:~.
Overall female -- 1. Sara
Weaver. 53:12; 2. Carol Retter.
:55:11: Christie Dopp. 5~:48
~222h w~re imt' ~. ,_,_ .
their n~peeli~t~ti'lr,.l::~.& UF,,M, . J
won m~ soRball t6u~'at J J
Winter~ ~F[e]O..~eteat. I ]
c~ampi~ship. //~ '-' J J
~ll five ~~u~R~b.r~
MARCO ISLAND SPORTS FESTIVAL- 1997
CONSOLIDATED OPERATING FORECAST
PROJECTED
REVENUE
FUNDRAISING
· MAJOR SPONSORS
EVENT SPONSORS
GOV~ REVENUE
IN-KIND SERVICES
IN-KIND GOODS
PARTICIPANTS
CONCESSIONS
OTHER INCOME
TOTAL REVENUE
EVENTS MAJOR OTHER
SPONSORS DONATIONS TOTAL
REVENUES
$0 $0 $2,500 $0 $2,5CO
$0 $10,0CO $0 $0 $10.000
$15,000 $0 $0 $0 $15,0O0
$0 $0 $0 $120,000 $120,0O0
$5,0O0 $10,000 $0 $0 $15.000
$5,000 $0 $0 $0 $5.000
$40,000 $0 $0 $0 $40.0O0
$0 $0 $2.500 $0 $2.500
$0 $0 $0 $0
$65,000 $20,000 $5,000 $120,000 $210.000
EXPENSE
SALARIES $10,000 $5,000 $0
BENEFITS $1.400 $700 $0
PAYROLL TAXES $1,100 $500 $0
PURCH SERVICE $$,000 $1,000 $0
SUPPLIES $6,000 $500 $0
TELEPHONE $0 $0 $0
POSTAGE/SHIPPING $500 $0
OCCUPANCY~ERMITS $300 $0
EQU:PMENT/$UPPLIES $1,000
PRIN~F! PROMO/ADVT. $4,000 $10,000
STAFFNOLUNTEER EXP. $1,500 $1.500 $0
MEETING FOOD COST $8.000 $0 $0
CELEBRITY FEES $3,000 $0 $O
EQUIPMENT RENTALS :S6,000 $0
OTHER EXPENSE $2,500 $2,500 $5,000
AWARDS $7,500 $2,500 $0
TOTAL EXPENSES
$,60,800 $24,200 $5,000
$10,000
$0
$1.100
$8,500
$2.500
$2,400
SO
$1,000
$8g,000
$1,000
$1.500
$5,000
$0
$25,000
$2,100
$2,700
$15,500
$2,900
$300
$2 0O0
$103 000
$4000
$9 500
$8 0O0
$6 COO
$10 0O0
$10 000
$120,000 $210,0O0
FESTIVAL NET
$4,200 ($4,2oo) $o $0 $43
A'~ZNDA_IT£M. --
~]~.,_~: To re-appoint/appoint member~ to the Lake Traflbrd R~storat/on Task Force and
approval from the Board of County Commissioners for the extension of the committee for 1 year.
exph'ini on May 7. 1998.
~ =,F,j~Q]~_.: On May 7, 1996, the Board of County Commi~ioner~ adopted
Re~olution No. 96-225, eru~blishing the Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force for a per/od of I
year to identify ways in which to adequately restorc the lake, as well as determine the best
funding sources available for the Lake Trafford restoration effort. Thc 14 member tank force was
to prepare written findings and recommendation~ and pr~ent them to the Board of County
Commissioners within I year.
In order to permit the Lake Traffo~ Restoration Task Force to f'umlize its work, it is necessary to
extend the ta~k force through May 7, 1998.
The suggested membership of the ta~k force is as follows:
Ed Cm'lson, South Florida Area M~tr, ager - National Audubon Society
Dr. Eric Fl~Jg, Senior Eng~eer - South Florida Water Man~ement District
Dr. cJail G. Gib.~n, Senior Hydrogeoi6gist. Pollution Control Department
Gene Heam - Rex Properfes
John M. Igleha.rt, Environmental Manager - Water Management Division
Barbara B. Berry, Vice Chairman - Board ofCo~ui7 Commissioners
Freazk Morelio, Biological Admhqistrator - Geane & Fresh Water Fish Commission
Edward Olesky - Lake Trafford Mm-Lua, Inc.
Thomas M. Rosegger, Biological Scientist FV - Florida Game & Fresh Water Commi~ion
Miles Scofield - Scofield Ma.4ne ConxultLug
jMaci.Ch..a~ S.~. o?:,.Environmenu,.1 Policy Facilitator- The Consercancy
m,: Srrath, Regional Biolo~ - Department of Environmentfi Protection _
Clarence Tears, Director - ~ig Cypress B~in
Fred N. Thomas, Jr., - Greater Immokalee Chamber of Commerce
~ ~ ~i~~: NONE
GROWTtt MANAGEM~EN'f' IMPACT: NONE
MAY 2 0 t997
P~. /'
]~,_QJqM'ENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners approve the request for rc-
appointment/appointment of members to the Lake Trafford Restoration Task Force; extend the
task for 1 year v6th an expiration date ~fMay 7, 1998; and, direct the County Anomey to
prepare a resolution cmu~z~g the extension of the task force and the appointment of members.
Prepared BY: ._~~3 ~ '~~_.-~-) D.t,: '~/'~_.._ ,~O /~,
Sue F:dson~Adm!rtis~r~tive Assistant ' O "
Board of Coumy Commissioners
l~y 1, 1997
THt:: LAA'h: 'I'R,'t I"I"ORD
RESTORA TIO/V T-ISK FORCE
Sue Filson
Administrative As.,istant
Board of County Commissioners
330I Tarniami Trail East
Naples, Florida 34112
Dear Sue:
Attached is a current list of the Lake Trafforfl Restoration Task Force members who are actively
involved in the restoration of the l~e. We are du~ to zumet ~ June and need to have the
memb~r~ reappointed or ~po~nt~ to a thr~ y~r teem. It will take tl~ krug to compile the
restoration of Lake Trafford.
Thank you very much for your handling of*dais matter.
Sincerely,
....... ~f',~.
Ch,sh-man '~-~
¢¢: l~ic. Tra.fford Rc~storafion Task Fcme
NO. ~_~__~.~_~_
MAY 2 0 1~7
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A RgSOLU'I'ION r.,STABI..ISIIII~G TILE;
LAK£ ?RXFFORD ~ORXTIOH TASK FORCT.
WHEI~.AS, ~a~k Ibr~ ~ ......
NOW, TI.XE]O~OP-E, e~ ~
COMTvflSSIO~S OF CO~ COUNTY, lq. ORIDA, dmt:.
t. Th~ t~ Tr~*~l lkmomlofl Tuk l~ofl:m is bet'da, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ O) ~
2. ~ f~ ~ ~ ~Y ~ to ~ ~e T~ ~~ T~
Paul Van Bu~cirtc,
~ Ed Cadme
· C. mfl (3. Gibso~ Ph.D., P.G.
· Fr~r,k Moc,~lo .
. Jeck~e Smith
~ Fr~ H. ~ Jr.
DATED*. May 7, 1~96
BOAILD OF COUNTY COM;~flSSIONERS
COt/IEP, COUI, rTY, FLORIDA
By:._' " ~
JOH:N C. NOIUUS, Ch~irm~n
/..
1997
May 7, 1996
All those in favor, signify by saying aye.
O~posed?
There are none.
Maybe give this person a little extra =imm to tb{nk about bad
checks.
Item $10B
RESOLUTION 96-225 ESTA~LISH'X~ T~ ~ T~AFFO~~TI~ TA~ FORCK
We're now ready for Mr. Fred -punctual' Thomas here. He =old
me he would b, here before eleven o'clock and, by golly, he lived up
=o his word.
MR. THOMAS: For =he record --
CHAIRMA/~ NORRIS: By =he way, I =old you I would have this on
at eleven o'clock, and i= looks like I'm a couple minutes late.
COM~ISSIONER HANCOCK: Don'= accept his apologies.
COM24IS$IONER MATTH~"WS: Before Mr. Thomas gets started, mos=
of you received a memorandum from me yesterday putting this on the
agenda. If you don't have it wi~h you, I have extra copies of =he
chamber letter that we received. If you need them, they're here.
MR. THOMAS: My name is Fred Thomas. I'm operating today as
president of the Immokalee Chamber of Commerce. Let me first thank
you not only for this audience but for so graciously supporting our
project graduation earlier today. I wa~t tO thazlkyou all for
It's going to make it very easy for us =o keep the kids on the right
track during the graduation and celebrations.
We have a Drobiem at Lake Trafford. And ~he problem is
caused by an mlgae bloom, ~n algae bloom that when the ~un is shining
bright can give ycu eight par~s Der million in a lake ~hat only needs
five 9ar~s Dmr million. But when you have a lot of rain and cloud
cover like we had in the last several -- wi=him the last month and a
half, ~he oxygen levels ge= reduced to less t~u~n one par~ Der million.
This is ~he reason why we had a fish kill that killed off about 60
D~rcen= of %he fish population in =hat lake estimated by the fish and
wildlife fc!ks.
We're asking that a task force be fo~ed similar to the Clam
=ask forcm to look at restoring Lake Trafford, okay. Just -- if there
is any fi~he~n in =ha room, I'm an avid fisherman. I fish ~he lake
all ~he tLme. Until I went out there the morning of the fish kill I
had no idea of the nu~ers of large-mouth bass =hat had been'eluding
me in the 10 years I was fishing in that lake. I just did no=.
COMPLI$SIO~.~R MA~S: You just need to ~endmore than
1,000-hour segments out there.
MR. THOMAS: That's =rue. That's =rue. We're ~alk~ng over
350 bass over 5 pounds. There were over 100 bass over 10 ~ounds, and
=here were a couple ~hat were in the 14-~ou~d range. I mean, ~here
were a lo~ of huge -- that's just t/~e bass. That's not talking about
the shell cracker you could walk across And t~e blue gill and the brim
and we
tO do something about it. w~ AG~N0
We don't know wha= the com~le=, =nswers ar-. I thought ~ b~'~
had an idea of what the answer -- what the besn answer woul
Ymy 7, 1996
Oe have people coming out because of ~he press coverage out of t_he
woodworks coming up with new technology, new things ~hat are being
used around the world. And I mention that because there is a side
benefit to you all taking a le~d in doing something about this. We
have an industrial park with an international trade zone in i= and tax
credits coming to us through an enterprise zone t_hat was passed with
Senate Bill 958 last weekend.
We could be a demonstration site for a number of these
technologies, which is what we -- what %,ould help the overall economy
of Immokalee and help with the airport and industrial parks. So any
solution we come up to I see it as a double spin off in helping the
overall economy in addition to sporting goods but also to jobs based
with the number of types technology that they have.
Just to give you an example, one of the problems in dredging
the lake is where are you going to put the water, and how do you get
=he water back in the lake? When you're talking about trying to
re~nove 7 million cubic yards of muck, that's a lot of water. But the
Japanese have a new dredge that dewaters the muck as you pull it out.
They're looking to get into the United States market.
COMMISSIONER MAC'KiE: The United States muck market?
MR. THOMAS: Muck market. And we have two things going for
us, and that's an international trade zone where they can do some
constriction and assembly and what have you and a demonstration site
right here at Lake Trafford and get our muck done almost free.
Another concept that's gone around that you'll see up and
live at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is a living system for treating the
~iomass. That is a~nother thing that would go great and provide an
asset. So we just need =he technical people to be appointed by you
folks in the form of a task force to begin to look at the most
reasonable, best ways of getting this done, finding the sources,
federal, state monies to make it happen, and come back wit/1
recommendations to you. So today we're asking you to appoint that
task force.
COMMISSIONE. R CONSTANTINE: I've got to tell you the list
is attached here is a pretty impressive list you've assemble~.
~R. THOMAS: Ail of these people have agreed to several on
this task force.
CHAIP~<A~N NORRIS: We need a motion then.
C0~/w.!SSIONEP, MATTHEWS: We need a motion. I'll make
motion. Essentially the motion is for BCC =o recognize the task force
as ~. advisory board =o the Board of County Commissioners similar to
=he mangrove =ask force and that we allow staff to put their time and
effort to =he creation of grant applications and so forth in
of the task force.
CHAIRMAN NORRIS: ,Mr. Weigel has a litzie comment he wants to
m2uke.
MI{. WEIGEI,: It would appear that you're creating one of the
ad hoc commit=ess or task force which under our ordinance have a
requirement if it is to exist one year or less to be approved by
resolution. If it's longer =hen one year, it would be by
o;rdinance.
COF/~I$SIONER MATTHEWS: I would hope it would be less t~
year that we come to a solution.
CHAI~hVJ~ NORRIS: As to an ad hoc, if we need it we can
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if we're not finished wi~h it.
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MR. T~OMAS: Everything that I've been hearing about this we
c~n probably find a solution within a year, but the implementation,
dredging is going to take a minimum of two years. The o~her
technology that I was talking about, using the living lab, would take
many years.
CHAIRMAN NORRIS: But this is only in reference to ~he
establishment of the task force itself. If it's a year or less, ~hen
we can do it simply by resolution? MR. THOMAS: Okay. Thank you.
COMMISSIONER MAC'KIE: I want to second the motion. I Just
want -- I'm a little troubled by what your analogy to the Clam Bay
task force -- because I wan=ed to commend Immokalee for not coming in
and asking for a check and instead say we're going to find solutions
to our own problems. So to the ex=ent that it's like -- COMMISSIONER MA~WS: Well --
COM~ISSIONER HANCOCK: Was that a jab?
COMMISSIONER MAC'KIE: That was a jab.
COMMISSIONER HANCOCK: My kidney, it hurts right here.
COMMISSIONER MATTHEWS: Immokalee has elected to do ~hat, and
we, with the help of Fred have gotten together an excellent task
force. What we need the Board of County Commissioners to support is
that we're going to need staff time and effort to proceed with various
grant applications and so forth. COMMISSIONER MAC' XIE: Second.
COMMISSIONER MATTH~TWS: We are looking for grants to fund it.
CF,~IRMAN NORRIS: We have a motion and a second.
Ail those in favor, signify by saying aye.
Opposed?
There doesn't seem =o be any. Thank you, Mr. Thomas.
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E~C~IVES~Y
RECOMMENDATION FOR THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO
ADOPT AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 92-60, AS AMENDED,
RELATING TO THE TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX, PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION
OF GUIDELINES FOR CATEGORY B FUNDS; PROVIDING AMENDMENT TO
ALLOCATIONS TO ALLOW EXPENDITURES FOR FISHING PIERS; AND
PROVIDING AMENDMENT TO ALLOW THE COUNTY TO RETAIN FUNDS FOR
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.
OBJECTIVE: That the Board of County Commissioners adopt an amendment to County
Ordinance No. 92-60, as amended, to adopt guidelines for Category B funds, to allow
expenditures for risking piers, and to allow the County to retain funds up to three percent for
administrative costs.
CONSIDERATIONS: On August 18, 1992, Collier County adopted Ordinance No. 92-.60 to
provide for a levy of a ~'o percent Tourist Development Tax throughout Collier County. An
additional one percent tax was added by ordinance amendment on October 25, 1995. The Board
has previously directed Staff to amend the Ordinance to adopt Tourist Development Tax
guidelines and to allow expenditures for fishing piers. The Board also desires to amend the
ordin~ce to permit the Co'.mry to retain fimds for administrative costs.
The proposed Ordinance provides as follows:
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Category D is added for the acquisition, construction, maintenance, repair, etc. of one or
more risking piers which are publicly owned and operated. The funding allocation is the
amount budgeted by the Board of Commissioners each year not to exceed $200,000.00.
Funds in this account shall accrue at the rate of three percent of net revenue if budgeted.
Category A, Beach Rcnourislmaent, will be reduced by the amount budgeted for this
Category.
If the Tax Collector retains less than the three (3%) percent of the tax collected for
administrative costs, then the County may retain an amount up to three percent for
administrative costs of the County, provided the aggregate amount rmained does not
exceed three percent of the tax collected.
Guidelines for Category B funds, wkich are attached to the Ordinance as Exhibit "A,"
provide as follows:
Quarterly meetings of the Tourist Development Council arc scheduled for the
third Mondays of January, April, July and October;
Category B-2 applications (formerly Category C) will be heard only
and October meetings;
at the April
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The ~election criter/a by thc Tour/st Dev~lopmen*, Council m~y include the
following: 'J~ i,.bility to promot~ iouri~n nsiiomdly snd intern~io~, the
sbi!ity to gev~ room ni~ht~ lh~ ~bility to pwmou: si'xmlder snd off scawn, the
~bility to a~tract oui-of-county visitors;
C. sI~IF~ B-2 ~r~ for local proj~ ~d ~tiviti~ which ~ W~ F~
~li~o~ ov~ $~,~.~, f~l ~ ~ ~ ~ for ~e ~~g ~
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sdve~i~g ~d promotion of ~hc eyre.! or ~ivity.
Thu ffuidclines for beach rcnou.fidU'l~Cnt ~e. not /ncludcd in this ~m~cnL ~
arc b,~g revie~v-.,d by the be~ch committee.
¥1SCAL IMPAq: Thc amount coll~ctod rem~ thc same, however, ~he slloc~ons ~-'
redistribute.,
GROWTH ,hl~AGErvlEi~ IMPACt: NONE
RECOI~d, ENDATION: 'rna: ',he Board of Coumy Commissioners ~lopt .fl~c prop~.~
~cadm~t to G'r~diz~,~ Nc. 92-r~.
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WHEREAS, Section 125.0104, Florida Statutes provides for. the
levy of a local option tourist development tax by any county;
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners enacted Ordinance
No. 92-60, which levied and imposed a tourist and development tax
throughout Collier Ccunty for the purposes permitted in Section
125.0104, Florida Statutes, as amended, and to utilize previously
collected tourist development taxes as authorized by Chapters
92-175 and 92-204, Laws of Florida, enacted by the Legislature at
its regular session of 1992;
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Collier
County, by an extraordinary vote, desires to amend the uses of
tax revenue and tourist development plan; and
WHEREAS, the proposed amendments were presented to the
Collier County Tourist Development Council.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA that:
SECTIO~I ONE: Amendment to Section Three of Collier County
Ordinance No. 92-60.
Section Three is hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION THREE: USE OF TAX REVENUES.
A. The tax revenues received pursuant to this Ordinance and
the tourist tax rewnues previously collected from November 1990
to November 1991 pursuant %o Ordinance No. 90-43 shall be us, d to AG£NDA~T~M.
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fund the Collier County Tourist Development Plan, which is hereby
adopted as follows:
7 TOURIST DEVELOPMENT PLAN
~ The two percent (2%) tourist development tax shall be levied
9 throughout Collier County beginning the first day of the second
10 month following approval of this Ordinance by referendum. The
1! tax district shall include the entire geographic area of Collier
12 County, Florida. The anticipated revenue for a two percent (2%)
13 tourist dmvelopment tax for all of Collier County over a
14 twenty-four (24) month period is Seven Million Dollars
1~ ($7,000,000.00), less costs of administration.
]6 The additional one percent (1%) tourist development tax
17 shall be levied throughout Collier County beginning the first day
18 of January, 1996 and terminating on December 31, 1999. The tax
]9 district shall include the entire geogrmphic area of Collier
20 County, Florida.
21 1. The categories of use of the two percent (2%) tax
22 revenues by specific project or special use'are hereby listed in
23 the order of priority and include the approximate cost or expense
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To finance beach improvement, maintenance,
renourishment, restoration and erosion control,
including pass and inlet maintenance.
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Percentage of
Net revenue
$4,200,000
60%, reduced by the amount
required for Category D.
CATEGORY B -
To promote and advertise county tourism within the
State of Florida, nationally and internationally,
which encourages tourism with an emphasis on
off-season visitors to Collier County. The
guidelines for 'iategory B funding are attached"as
Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein.
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The percentage of net revenue within Category B shall be further
specifically allocated as follows:
~el Pot tourism advertising and direct marketing -
$1,750,000 25%
2b) For local projects and/or activities which promote tourism -
$560,000 to At least 8%, but up to 15%
$1,050,000 depending on amount
budgeted by the Board of
County Co~mmiaaioners for
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To acquire, construct, extend, enlarge, remodel,
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~sna~3_~_~mp~ove, maintain, ~p3rate or_~o_~e one or more ~
piers which ar~ owned and o~erated. ~
Approximate cost
$0 to $200,00~
Net revenue
~mount budgeted for thi~
~a~eqory by the Board o~
C_9~n~ Commissioners each
f~iscal yeart but n_ot to
e~xceed $200t000. Fund~
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? It is the intent of this Ordinance that the above uses shall be
a funded separately, but simultaneously in the above percentages
9 regardless of the actual amount of net revenues
10 Upon expiration of the additional 1% tourist development tax
~1 as described in this plan, the Tourist Development Council may
12 request the Board of County Commissioners to review the funding
I~ slloca=ions at five year intervals.
1~ 2. The additional one percent (1%) tax revenues collected
1~ pursuant to Section Two (F) shall be used to finance beach
16 improvement, maintenance, renourishment, restoration and erosion
~7 control.
~ 3. The revenues t¢ be derived from the tourist development
19 tax may be pledged to ~ecure and liquidate revenue bonds in
20 accordance with the provisions of Section 125.0104, Florida
:! Statutes. Such r~venue bonds and revenue refunding bond~ may be
22 authorized and issued in such principal amounts, with such
23 interest rate~ and maturity dates, and subject to such other
24 terms, conditions and covenants a~ the governing board of Collier
25 County shall provide. This paragraph shall be full and complete
26 authority for accomplishing such purposes, but such authority
27 shall be supplemental and additional to, and not in derogation
28 of, any powers now existing or later conferxed under law.
29 4. The event bonds are issued by Collier County for any of
30 the purposes ~numerated by the Tourist Development Plan, the
3~ amount of tourist development tax receipts used to pay debt
service on such bonds may exceed the percentages provided for the
purpose for which such bonds were issued; provided, however, the
maximum annual debt service on such bonds, together with any
other obligations of Collier County which were issued to finance
$6 improvements for the same purpose and which are secured by the
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38 tourist development tax receipts provided in the Tourist
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I Development Plan for au::. Durposes, ss calculated aa of the date
2 of sale of such bonds. For purposes of performing the
3 calculations described in this paragraph, the amount of tourist
4 development tax receipts shall be assumed to be the amount
$ provided as such in Collier County's immediately preceding annual
6 audit, plus, if the levy of such tax was imposed or increased
7 subsequent to the beginning of the period which was audited, an
! amount equal to the estimate by the County Manager of the moneys
9 the County would have received if the tax imposition or increase
]0 had been in effect during the entire audit period. At or prior
I! to the issuance of bonds the County Manager shall provide a
12 certificate as to the findings required in this paragraph, which
13 certificate shall be conclusive as to all matters provided
14 therein.
15 B. The above and foregoing Tourist Development Plan may not
16 be sub~tantially amended except by ordinance enacted by an
17 affirmative vote of a majority plus one additional me,er of the
13 Board 'cf County Commissioners.
19 SECTION TWO: Amendment to Section £1even (G) of Collier
20 County Ordinance Ho. 92-60
21 Section Eleven [G) is hereby amended %o read as follows:
22 SECTION ELEVEN (G): The amount of administrative costs
23 retained by the Tax Collector shall be negotiated annually~ but
24 ~hall not exceed three percent {3%) of the ta~ collected herein.
25 The remainder cf the tax collected shall be submitted to the
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~ount_y_on a monthly basis. If the Tax Collector retains less
than 3% of the tax collected for administrative costs~ the COUNTY
may retain an amount up to 3% for administrative costs provided
the aggregate amount retained by the County and the Tax Collector
does not exceed 3% of the tax collected.
SECTION THREE: CONFLICT AND SEVEP. ABILITY.
In th,~ event this ordinance conflicts with any other
ordinance of Collier County or other applicable law, the more
restrictive shall apply. If any phrase or portion of thi=
ordinance is held invalid or unconstitutional by any court
competent Jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate
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SECTION FOUR: INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF LAWS ~%ND ORDINA/~CES
The provisions of this Ordinance shall become and be made a part of
the Code of Laws and Ordinances of Collier County, Florida. The
sections of the Ordinances may be renumbered or relettered to
accomplish such, and the word "ordinance" may be changed to
"section", "article", or any other appropriate word.
SECTION FIVE: £FFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance shall become effective upon filing with the
Secretary of State.
PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED by a vote of a majority plus one of
the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, this
--__ day of , 1997.
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, Chairman
Approved as to form
legal sufficiency:
H'~idi F. Ashton
Assistant County Attorney
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MISSION STATEM2ENT
The goal of thc Tourist Development Council is to advise thc Collier County Board of
Commissioners with respect to the expenditure of Tourist Development tax revenue. The goal of
Tourist Tax expenditures is to promote tour/sm in Collier County with an emphasi~ on the
shoulder and off season of May ~u'ough November.
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2)
APPLICATION AND REVIEW PROCESS
~. The Collier County Manager or his designee 8hall be the
administrator of the Tourist Development Council (TDC).
Applications and information for project funding should be obtained from:
Admir~istrator/Direct or
Collier County Tourist Development Council
County Administrator Office
3301 Tamiamj Trail East
Administration Building, 2" Floor
Naples, Florida 34112
(94i) 774-8717
~. Ail applicants shall be required to complete an application p~ckage which
shall be used to determine eligibility and priority of funding. All applications must
L,~clude a comprehensive marketing action plan which address= the mission w, atement of
the Tourist Grant Program and a time line with particular emphasis on generatiag
room/nights. Fifteen copies of the application must be submitted.
Ali applications must be submitted thirty (30) days prior to the next TDC meeting.
Quarterly meetings are scheduled for the third Monday of January, April, July and
October; however, Category B2 applications will be heard only at the April and October
meetings. The TDC Administrator will advertise the schedule of quarterly TDC
meetings on or about September of each year.
The TDC Administrator will review the application for completeness. Incomplete or
insufficient applications will automatically be returned. Minor irregularities may be
waived by the Tourist Development Council, and supplemental information may be
provided by the Applicant prior to the meeting at which the Tourist Development Council
will consider the application.
The TDC Administrator will submit the application to the TDC with an evaluation
relative to the selection criteria.
The TDC will then m~e its recommendation to the BCC. The BCC will rev
recommendation and finally approve or deny Kraaling.
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~P. Le~. Each applicant ~r,a;,, make a presentation before the TDC at the discretion
of the Chitin'nan or by the acclamation ofth¢ Tourist D~elopm~! Council. Public
comment shall be allowed either during or immediately after all presentations.
C-a;mlr. l~. If approved for funding, all applicants will be required to sign an agr~mmi
with Collier County in a form approved by the Board ofCounty Comrnissione~.
,~,Iiial_~lii~. The TDC will create its own selection criteria, but may include,
without limitation, the following: the ability to promote tourism nationally and
internationally, ability to generate room nights, ability to promote shoulder and off-
season and ability to attract out-of-County visitors.
DISBURSEMENT GUIDELINES FOR ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION
CATEGORY (BI).
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~. A.ny governmental, or not-for-profifit entity is eligible for funding.
E~. Funding may be used to promote Collier County or a specific
geographic area within Collier Cmmty as a tourist destination through promotional
activities common to destination marketing. These activities may include, but not be
limited to, publicity, Public relations, advertising fulfillmcnt, and advertising/promotion
by direct mail, television, radio, newspaper, magazine arieL/or any other media forms such
as videos and brochures. It may also include reasonable expenses nece.';sitated by
appearances at trade shows. All activities must promote the shoulder and off-season of
Ma:,, through November.
DISBURSEMENT GUIDELINES FOR LOCAL PROJECTS AND/OR ACTIVITIES
WHICH PROMOTE TOUILISM CATEGORY (B2).
1) ~"J~~. Any governmental, not-for-profit or for-profit entity is eligible
fbr funding.
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~-digiJSLAf,. '~. Eligible activities are programs, festivals or special events and local
projects and activities which have a history of or the potential for attracting out-of-county
visitors, either as participants or spectators, generating hotel/mote/, campground, room
nights. Consideration will also be given to events which can generate national, state or
regional media exposure for Collier County or a specific geographic area within Collier
Counw.
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U..,s~fFunds. For applications over $25,000.00, funding may only be used for the
advert/sing and promotion as descr/bed above under Category B 1 of the local projects
and/or activities which promote tourism. For applications under $25,000.00. TDC funds
may be used for the funding of the local project and/or activity. _
For applications $25,000.00 or less, the following are ineligible expenditures:
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I. Annual operating expenditures not directly related to the activity or project.
2. Employment of personnel not directly related to the activity or project and not
speciHed in grant application.
3. Capital improvement, including but not limited to new construction, renovation,
restoration and installation or replacement of ~xtxtr~.
4. Purchase o£tan~ble personal property, including but not limited to ogee
ftm~shings or equipment, permanent collections or individual pieces of art.
5. Interest, or reduction of deficits or loans. Expenses incurred or obligated prior to
or after project funding period.
6. Prize money, scholarships, awards, plaques, or certificates.
7. Travel not directly ~sociated with the project.
g. Projects which aze restricted to private or exclusive participation except for
invitational events which require a prequalification of participants through proven
ability to generate hotel room nights during the Naples' area should r~,ason.
9. Private entertainment, food or beverages except for invitational events which
requh'e a prequalification ofpa~'ticipants through proven ability to generate hotel
room nights during the Naples' area should season.
10. M -a. idng payments for goods or services purchased for previous or other events.
11. Events which are exclusively local in nature such as a parade.
REPORTING REQUIR. E?vfENTS.
All applicants that ~e awarded funding bom Categories B 1 ~nd B2 will be required to evaluate
~nd mo~tor the tourism impact of the advertising and promotion or the event.
h:/e~"/h f~'TDC/g~ i d¢I in e $
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.RF~ONSIDERATION OF PETITION CU-97-1, AR
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prior ex.five ~ pac~ge is a~ch~' h~o.
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ofCoun~ Co~sslon~s d~de to ~pprove
I~O~AGZMENT IMPACT:
]PLANNI'NG COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION:
Thir rw~o~ideratio~ i~ si ~he Board~ direction. Should ~
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PETITION NO. CU-9?-I, ARTHUR C. QUINNELL REPRESENTING PETER M. ANDERSEN,
REQUESTING CONDITIONAL USE '4' OF TI-IE C-4 ZONING DISTRICT FOR NEW AND
USED BOAT AND AUTO SALES FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1995 TAMIAMI TRAIL
EAST, FURTHER DESCRIBED AS LOT 4, TRIANGLE SUBDIVISION AND THE
NORTHWESTERLY 98.28 FEET OF PARCEL A, IN SECTION 11, TOWNSHYP 50 SOUTH,
RANGE 25 EAST, COLLDER COUNTY, FLORIDA, CONSISTING OF 0.97 ACRES.
This petition seeks approval of a Conditional Use to the C-4 zoning district for the purpose of
establishing a Used Car and Boat dealer business.
CONSIDERATIONS:
The property lies on the north side of the East Tamiami Trail midway between the intersection of Davis
Boulevard and Commercial Drive.
The subject property is zoned C-4. Used cars and boats are conditionally authorized v~s of land in the
C-4 di.~trict (SiC 55:21 (Used Cars) and 5551 ('Boat Dealers). The'petitioner is requesting conditional
use "4" ofthe C-4 district.
The petitioner proposes to use the property, which has been abandoned and previously used for new &
used automotive sales, and as a f'.,,st food restaurant. A conditional use of lhe property (i.e. CU-94-8)
for boat sales was never utilized, and has therefore ceased to be etTecdve.
The property is deemed consistent by virtue of the Zoning Re-evaluation process, lhrough which lhe
property retained its C-4 status as improved property, and therefore consislent with FLUE Policy 5.9
Commercial Zoning is also deemed consistent based on its relationship to o~mmercial under criteria.
Conditional uses do not change these relationships.
As a result of the reuse of the properly and this conditional use approval ibc County was empowered
with the ability to apply current development standards for site improvements, most notably
landscaping. The site development plan reflects these improvements and a driveway configuration
which has been approved by the FDOT who has jurisdiction over U.S. 41.
Conditional uses require a finding on the part of the Planning Commission pursuant to Section 2.7.4.4
of the Land Development Code. These findings are described in the companion staff report which was
approved by the Commission. Generally the findings support a recommendation for approval.
The Collier County Planning Commission heard this petition on March 6, 1997. They unanimously
recommended approval of this petition. No person spoke or otherwise communicated any objections to
approval of this petition.
I t/lAY 0 1997 MAR 7
IrISCAL X]VITACT:
Approval of this conditional use will have no direct fiscal impa~ on Collier County but does provide ~n
opportunity t'or this vacant property to be reoccupied and to ~nction with said commercial a~-tivitie~
the effect of'which will be to increase property valuation and tax revenues.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT:
~q'one
PLANNING CO~fM'ISSION RECOMMENDATION:
That Petition CU-97-1 having the effect of authorizing conditional u~e "4" SIC 5521 and 5551 Used
Ctrs smd Boat De.~ers to the C-4 Intermediate Commercial District as described by the Re~olution of
pon smd E~ tx~ibit~t'~ons of appr°val) be appr°ved.
A .
DATE /
CHIEF ]PLANNER
REVLE~WED BY:
_ .
CURRENT,_ P~t.A NNP~ G, MA bIA.G E R
DONALD W. ARNOLD, AICP
DATE
PLA~LNG SERVICF~S DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR
~CENT A, CAUTERO, ADM~'IST~TOR DATE
COM~!~ DEV. AND ENY~ONMENT~ SVCS.
cu-~"/.I ~ SLrkO~ARY~d
MAY 2 0 1997
TO:
MEMORANDUM
C' PLAN~q'NG COIvfMISSION
S :RViCES DIVISION
DATE:
FEBRUARY 11, 1997
RE: PETITION NO:
CU-97-I '4" OF C-4 BOAT DEALER AND
AND AUTO SALES MOTOR VEHICLE
DEALERS (USED ONLY)
OWNER/AGENT:
Agent:
Arthur C. Quinnell, PE, L.S.
P. O. Box 524
Marco Island, Florida 34l 46-0524
Owner:
Peler M. Anderson
3406 Enterprise Avenue
Naples, Florida 34104'
BEOUESTED ACTION:
The subject property is zoned C-4. Used cars and boats are conditionally authorized uses of land in
the C-4 district (SIC-5521 (Used Cars) and 5551 (Boat Dealers). The petitioner is requesting
conditional use "4" of the C-4 district.
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QEO~RAPHIC LOCATION:
The property lies on the north side of the East Tamiami Trail midway between the intersection of
Davis B,,oulevard and Commercial Drive (see illus:r.,:ion following pa.et).
~PURPOSEff)ESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:
The petitioner proposes to use the property, which has been abandoned and previously used for
automotive sales, for boat and used car sales. Because the conditional use of the property was
abandoned for a period of more than twelve (12) months the previous conditional use is no longer
valid.
AGENDA hTE~
NO. ~
MAY 0 1997
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AGEI
1997
re rf SURROUNDING LAND USg AND ZONING:
Existing:
The site for all practical purposes consists of
impervious surface area with a 1 story CBS
structure approximately 30' by 40'. The area is
approximately 0.97 acres with 148 feet of
frontage. A portion of'the site contains a body of
water which nevertheless is pan of ~e lot and is
to I~ reclaimed. This body of' water is not
essential to the storm water requirements of this
zrea. The property is zoned C-4.
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Surrounding: North -
East -
South -
To the north lies property which fronts upon the
sot,th side of Davis Boulevard and which is
commercially developed, and includes used car
lots. The prop. eny is zoned C-4.
To the east the land is commercially developed
with a U-Haul Vehicular rental establishment.
The property is zoned C-4.
To the south the Iud is commercially developed
2nd is zoned C-4.
To the west the. 12nd is commerci~ly developed
(i.e. the former Bob Taylor Automobile agency).
The property is zoned C-4.
~ROWTH )~!A,NAG~B'IENT PI,AN (~O.NSI~,TENCY:
The property is deemed consistent by virtue of the Zoning Re-evaluation process, through which the
property retained its C-4 .status as improved I~ropeny, and therefore consistent with FLUE Polity 5.9
Corr, mercial zoning is also deemed consistent b~d on its relationship to commercial under criteria.
Conditional uses do not change these relationships.
~I_STO RIC/_A R CHA EO LO GIC'A L I91 PA CT:
analysis indicates that the petitioner's l:repeny is located outside an area of historical and
archaeolo.gi~l probability as referenced on the o,'=fici~l Collier County ?robability M'ap. Therefore, no
Hi~orical/A~'chaeological Survey and Assessment is required.
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~VALUATION FQR ENVIRON~IENTAL. TR-~NSpQRTATIQN AND INFRASTRI, JCTIJRE:
The subject petition has been reviewed by the appropriate staff respons~ie for oversight related to the
above referenced areas of critical concern. This primarily includes a review by the Community
Development environment and engineering staff, and the Transportation Services Division staff'.
AG ~N~D) Rtr~,
No. ~
Il/kY 0 1997
Their recommendations are reflected in the recommended Resolution of Adoption.
CRITERIA EVALUATION:
The Current Planning Staff has coordinated a comprehensive evaluation of this land use petition and
lhe criteria on which a favorable determination must be based. This evaluation is intended to provide
an objective, comprehensive overview of the impacts of the proposed land use change, be they positive
or negative, culminating in a staff recommendation based on that comprehensive overview. The below
listed criteria are specifically noted !n Section 2.'1.4.4 of the Land Development Code thus requiring
staff evaluation and comment, and :hall be used as the basis for a recommendation of approval or
denial by the Planning Commission co the Board of County Commissioners. Each of the potential
impacts or considerations identified during the s'tzff'review are listed under each of the criterion noted
below, and are categorized as either pro or cons whichever the case may be, in the opinion of staff.
Staff review of each of' the criterion is fo'.io,,ved by a summary conclusion culminating in a
determination of' compliance, non-compliance, er compliance with mitigation.
a. Consistency with this Code and Growth Management Plan.
A development order apT, royal that is consistent with applicable elements of the
GM? and provisions of lhe LDC, must be considered on the positive side of
conditional use evaluative criteria.
Not applicable in view of its consistency evaluation with the GMP and LDC.
~ummary Conclusion (Fi_~in_es~: TEe proposed use is authorized in the Urban Mixed Use
designated areas in zoning districts th~; s'.:bsequently provide for the use, either as a permitted
or conditionally permitted use. Subseq,_'e.",tly required approvals, namely the Site Development
Plan application process provides the ep?onunlty to ensure the; all applicable requirements of
the Land Development Code are corn?lied with. This responsibility lies with administrative
staff.
bo
Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures thereon with particular
reference to automotive and pedestrian safety n,d convenience, traffic flow and control,
and access in case of fire or catastrophe.
Pro: i)
ii)
The property fronts upon z ~ate highway, and has historically enjoyed the right
of ingress and egress, wi'.ich is subject to FDOT zpproval.
No local streets are impacted.
Con: None.
Summary_ Conclg$ion (Findings~: The property has traditionally enjoyed access to and from the
East Tamiami Trail/U.S. 41, a highway under the jurisdiction of FDOT. As a consequence of
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of recent actions involved in the acquisition of land for w{dening, U.S. 41 driveways w~ll be
authorized and some may be revised, however, access cannot be denied. Access geometry w{ll be
designed to make ingress and egress movement as safe as possible. These movements are
restricted to fight in/out. The proposed use may be & preferred use because it generates less
traffic movements than most other authorized uses given its relationship to a congested highway
segment.
The effect the conditional use would have on neighboring properties in relation to noise,
glare, economic or odor effects.
Pro: i)
The use of the property is no different than the uses of adjacent properties.
Historical uses have included boat and auto sales activities.
Corn None.
Summary_ Conclusion (Findings); A boat dealership and uied car sales lot will not adversely
affect adjacent .property which for ail practical purposes function in a similar manner (i.e. U-Haul
rental and automotive repair). This criteria typically is applicable to zoning actions that introduce
uses that affect residential areas, or place ~n industrial use next to an office use or people oriented
business. The conditional use is not one v, ith significant elements ofnoil;e, glare or odor effects.
d. General compatibility with adjacent properties and other property in the district.
Ez..,z i)
C, Qn; None.
The proposed use is similar in character to adjacent existing land uses.
.S_~.m._.,mary Conclusion (Findings): When uses are of similar intensity and character they are most
obviously compatible. Both adjacent propeaies store and deal with automotive vehicular
products. The sale of boats is not materially different than an activity that rents large vehicles
such as the adjacent U-Haul rental facility. Most of the land uses in the immediate area deal with
automobiles and their repair or servicing.
General Observation_'. Proximity of the site to public boat launching facilities and its nearness to
the waterway give credence to this petition. There is also a concentration of used car businesses
near this property and generally along Davis Boulevard.
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STAFF RE(7OMMENDATJQN:
That the Collier County Planning Commission (CCPC) recommend approval of Petition CU-97-1
having the effect of authorizing conditional use "4" SIC 5S21 and 5551 Used C.~rs tad Boat Dealera to
the C-4 Intermediate Commercial District as described by the Resolution of Adoption md Exh~it
thereto.
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RI~XL'~ NatO, A~CP DATE
CHIEF PLANNER
KEVIEWED BY:
CUP, JLENT PLANNING MANAGER
_
D ON~A-L'T-~¥.'-ARNO L D' AICP
PL_AJN~TNG SERVICES DE,~.RTMENT DIKECTOR
VII',ICENT A. CAUTEP, O, ADMINISTRATOR
COi~N'ITY DEV. ANrD ENV1 RON~ENTAL S VCS.
DATE .
D ATE
DATE
Petit[on Number 2U-97-1
Start'Report for March 6, 1997 CCPC meetin8.
NOTE: This Petition has been advertised for The March 25, 1997 BCC meeting.
COLLIER COUNTY PL,~I~"~tG CON'L'XflSSION:
MICHAEL A. DAVIS, CHAIKMAN
CU-97-l STAFF. REPORT/pal
AGENDA lIEU
No. ~
MAY II 01~7
P.O. ~ $24
Marco IsLl~d, FL 34146-0524
ARTHUR C. QUINNELL, PE,LS.
Registered Professional Engineer
la, egisu:red Profem, ional Sur,'eyor and M~pptr
1200/96
d.&N 0 6 1 It7
........ Te,-.941,994-3065
Fx 941/394-4710
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Community Dev~l~t Dillon
2800 lq. Hor~t~m ~
N~S, ~od~ 33942
R~: Conditioual Ur, e Application - P~r M. An&finn
Dear Mr. Ncno:
Tr-insmitte~l hcr~ith are t~ followini nntctiils for rrtcrenced cor.~itiooal u~ application:
1. Check in the amount ofi~:eO 7e.o. a,~
2.17 copies of the c,xnp:¢t~ npplic~tion o --
3.17 copie~ of the ~ncep~o~al Site ~ with location map
4. Signed and notar:,zc~ affidavit
$. R~lueSl fvr ~zi~tr oI'T.I.S. (]-J~v:in) "'
6. RCClU~'t for ~',tcr of Historical/Atckatological sury~. '. z~d assc~m~n! (here~n)
?. Rtque..~ for ~,tr of Enviroruncmal Impact Stateracnt
8. Utility provio, ioru art not rt~Iuired as th~ prr~nt, ly ¢.xL~t and do not require acktitional
?l~a.~ be advi~ that rttcr~nced pro. jcct ~ al~..ro,,~d for ~ be, at iai-,', con~tional use Sept. 27, 1994,
CU-944~, prior to ~'hich th-- Waiver ot T.I.S., the W&ivcr of E.LS., and Ihe Wab,'er of historical/atcheological
su,'v~' ~d :,..v,c~mcnt ware gr'~tec~ Stnc~ no further im'orrn~tion, &'v¢lopment or other impact has transpired
from the pr, tvious conditiom.1 u~, I run heroin m:lUeSting th,n~ ~ivtrs for this transaction.
Plta~: be a~,if,~l also LMt the auto ~alts txu'l of thc condi',ional us~ request consists of used vehicl~ only.
is entircly incidental to the boat r-~l~ and would have no all,ct on Ibc lraflqc sincc both arc in conjunction.
Thc I~)OT right ofw~ ~¢ment ~ate~ that the e.xi~ng approacha wc~ld be rcplacecL Since their
regulatic-~ h~ve cEangcd concern/ns this, I ~ making application for apptx~ach l~m~its and immediately upon
~ill furnish them to you. It is c.xpec~ that tl~s ~ transpire during the conditional use prcc~. Should
ttclulre adva.,'~ce copies, ple~e a~4.se -'
In rush.marion it is evi6ent that nothing has been 6one to affect the_' .mi'ormation furnished by the 1994
application for conditional u.se. Ho~'cr [/'you require fu~er information or data, plmse advise,
cc: P~er~cn
Vcvj truly yourx,
,.~', ,.~-'-~
Arthur C. Qulm~ll, P.E.L.S.
AG£.~LOA
No. ~
MAY 2 0 1997
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PETITION NO. ~
COORDINATING PLANNER:
97-
DATZ RECEIVED:
APPLICANT NAME (AGENT): ~-1'~4u,~. C. ~u,~x~u PHONE:
APPLICANT ADDRESS: ~.O. ~o~ ~'2-~: ~-~o I~,~, ~"~.. ~;~,
PROPERTY O~FNER (PETITIONER) NA~E AND ADDRESS*:... ~-r~- ~.
PHONE: 9u,./~- tl. Sg,~
DETAILED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY:
SECTION: ~ I TO;,'NSHIP: ,~'o J RANGE:
PROPERTY I.D.
SiZE OF PROPERTY: Z~g FT. X !~__~ "..FT. ACRES: ~.~7
GENERAL LOCATION ~_ND ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPER~Y: ~q~
ZONING OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: C-d -EXISTING LM;D USE:
TYPE OF CO~ITIONAL USE REQUESTED: N~, ~d%~O ~T 5',~m
ADJACENT ZONING AND ~.ND USE: 0 ~
ZONING
N m___~
s %[.~. 4...1
E
w C-&
L~2;D USE
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1.
Styli zecomae~ation to the Plannin; Conmis~ion a~d the
Planning Commission reconmend&tion to the Board of 2oning
Appeals shall be based ugon the follcving criteria. Please
respond to the folloving criteri&:
Is this request consistent with the Land Development Code and
Grovth Management Plan?~ y._%
Ingress and egress to property and proposed structures thereon
with particular reference to automotive and pedestrian safety and
convenience, traffic flow and control, and access in case of fire
or catastrophe: ~tue'~.~ ~~,~, I. P~--~c ~
The effect the conditional use would have on neighboring
properties in relation to noise, glare, economic and odor effect.
Compatibility with adjacent properties a~d cther properties in the
district. __
SIGNATURE dF~ETITIO,;ER OR AGENT
DATE
LOCATION
Utility Provisions
for
Conditional Uses and Rezones
2. ADDRESS: ~-oU ~.~-r,~=~)~l$~ ~-~r% A/~,S. ~_,
PHONE: ~,
3. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ~r ~ ~atc ~
A. CO~TY SYSTEM ~ ~~
B- CITY SYSTEM
C. FRINCHISED SYST~4 N~2fE:
, D. PACF~GE TR~TM~T Pk~;T C~ACi~ (GPD)
E. SEPTIC SYSTEM ."
5. TYPE OF WATER SERVICE TO BE PROVIDED (check applicable system):
B. CITY SYSTE~.~
C. FRINCHISED SYSTEI.~
D. PRIVATE SYST~.!
6.. TOTAL POPUL~.TiON TO BE SERVED: ~10
7. PEAK AND AVE.~AGE DAILY DEI.'_'-_.'~DES:
1. %qATER-PEA2K
2. SE%.~ER-PEAK
AVERAGE DAILY "
AVERAGE DAILY ~
8. IF PROPOSING TO CONNECT TO COLLIER COUNTY REGIO:;~_L WATER SYSTE2-:,
DATE SERVICE EXPECTED TO BE REQUIRED: ~
9. Provide a brief and concise narrative and schematic dra~ing of the
sewage treatment process to be used as well as a specific statement
regarding the method of affluent and sludge disposal. If percolatien
ponds are to be used, then percolation data of soil involved shall ke
provided from tests prepared by a professional engineer.
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NAY 2, 0 1997
10.' A statement, in writing, signed by the owner should be provided
agreeing to deed to the County Utilities the water distribution and
sewage collection faoilities within the project area upon completion of
the construction of these facilities in accordance with applicable
County ordinances. This statement should also include agreement that
applicable system development charges and connection fees will be paid
to the County Utilities Division prior to the issuance of building
permits by the County Community Development Division. The statement
should also contain agreement to.dedicate appropriate Utility Easements
for serving the water and sewer systems.
APPROVER:
COM~ENTS:
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
DENIED:
UTILITI ES ADMINiST.~TOR
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AF¥~D~VIT
say that I am the owner of the property described herein and which is
the subject matter of the proposed hearing; that all the answers to the
questions in this application, and all sketches, data and other
supplementary mater attached to and :ade a part of this application,
are honest and true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I
understand this application must be completed and accurate before a
hearing can be advertised. I further permit ~z~ C-.
(AGENT,S NAI(E)
to act as my representative in any matters regarding this petition.
/ ~!GNATURE OF OWNER
State of Florida
County cf Collier
.,The foregoing Agreement Sheet ~'a$ a~.knowledc..ed before me this
.p_e_rsonally known to me or who has produced ' ' as
identification and who did (didSt) take an~tk.
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(S~n~tur~ of Notary Pu~ic).
NOTARY PUBLIC
Cor~ission ~
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State of Florida
County of Collier
~ The forego3ng Ag.reement Sheet. %;as aQk~Qwled~md 3oefore this
~ally kno~__~l,~ or who has produced ' '- ! , who is
l~entl£ication and who did (did not) take'a~ oath. ' as
~ignature of Notary Pub].ic) --
Commission #
My Co~issio~ Expires:
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' MAR 7 ~
MAY ,~ 0 lggT'
.ANGLE LA.If
T,RI '
Of' T~[ TAk41&l,4! TRAIL ~ FORMF..RLT KNOWN AS DIXI[ ~I~HWA¥ ) tN SECTiO# II,TO~'No
SHIP 60 SOUTH, RANGE 2S EAST, COL. LIER COUNTY, FLORIDA. £XC£PTING THERE
FROM THAT PARCEL SHOWN &S 'PARC, EL A,EXCEPTED FROM THIS PLAT' AND TH&~.
PART LYING WITHIH THE RIGHT OF WAY OF STATE ROAD S5S
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P,I:$OLUTZON ~'7-
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISIOIENT
OF NEW AND IISED BOAT AI~D AUTO SALES (SIC
GROUPS 5511, 5521 A~D 5551) CONDITIONAL IISZ
"4" IN THE C-4 ZONING DISTRICT PURSUANT TO
SECTION 2.2.15.3 OF TItE COLL][IiR COUNTY LAND
DL~ZLOPMENT CODE FOR PROPERTY LOCATED IN
S£¢.~2ION 11, TOWNSHIP 50 SOUTI~, RANGE 25 FAb'T,
COLLI£R COUNTY, FLORIDA.
~-gERFAS, the Legislature of the State of Florida in Chapter
&7-1246, laws of Yloride, and Chapter 125, Florida Statutes, has
conferred on Collier County the power to establish, coordinate and
enforce zoning and such business regulations as ars necessary for the
Srotec:ion of the public; and
~EREAS, the County pursuant thereto has adopted a L~nd
Development Code (Ordinance No. 91-102) which includes I Co:prlhensiwe
Zoning Ordinanc. ea~ablishing regulations f~r ~he zoning of par~i~mlar
gmographic divisions of the County, among ~hich is the granting of
'~onditional Uses; and
~ER~S, the Collier County Planning Co~nission, being the duly
ap~lnted and constitu%~ planning boarO for th. area hereby affected,
has held a public hearing after notice as In said rm~lations ma~m and
provided, and has considered the advisability of Conditional Use "4" of
Section 2.2.15.3 in a C-4 zone for new and used boa= and auto sales
(SIC groups 5511, 5521 and 5551) on the property hereinafter dmscrtbed,
and has found as a matter of fact (Exhibit "A") ~ha~ satisfactory
provision and arrangement hays been made concerning all applicable
matters re, ired by said rmgulations and in accordance with Subsection
'2.7.4.4 of the ~nd Development Code for the Collier County Planning
Commission; and
.~ER~S, all interested parties have been given opportunity to ~
heard by this Board in a public meeting assembled and the Board hawing
considered all matters presented.
. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE BOARD OF ZONING APP~L~ uf
Collier County, Florida that:
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The pmtition filed by Arthur C. Quinnell representing Pater M.
Andarlen with respect to the property hereinafter dtlcribad
Lot 4, Triangle Lake and the Northwesterly 98.29' of
Parcel A, as recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 38, of the
Public Records of Collier County, Florida,
Section 11, Township 50 South, Range 25 East.
be and the same is hereby approved for Conditional Usa "4" of Section
2.2.15.3 of the C-4 zoning district for new and used boat end auto
sales (SIC groups 5511, 5521 end ~551) in accordance vith the
Conceptual Master Plan (Exhibit "B") and subject to the folloving
conditions:
ao
The Planning & Technical Services Manager nay approve mi~or
changes in the location, siting, cr height of buildings,
structures, and improvements au%hcriaed by the conditional
use. Expansion of the usos identified and approved within
this conditional usa application, or major changes to the
site plan submitted as part of this application, shall
require the submittal of a new conditional usa application,
and shall comply with all applicable County ordinances-in
effect at the time of submittal, including Division 3.3, Site
Development Plan Review and approval, of the Collier County
Land Development Code (Ordinance No. 91-102).
Final approval for' a Site Developnent Plan is contingent upon
presentation of an FDOT Connection Permit or Notice of Intend
to Issue such a permit.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution ba recorded in the
minutes of this Board.
This Resolution adopted after notion, second an~ majority vote.
Done this day of , 1997.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BY:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRF~_N
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY:
~R.:o~u~ M. STU~T
ASSIST~T COUNTY ATTORneY
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FINDING OF FACT ]~
BY ! ~
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2~NING COMMISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
1.
Section 2.2.15.3.4 ofthe Land Devlopment Code authorized
the conditional use. ~
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the same district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with the Land Development Code and
Growth Management
Yes P~No
B. Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particulaF re~erence to
automotive and pedestrian safety ~nd convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:
Adequate ingress & egress
Yes ~" No
C. Affects neighboring properties in relation to
noisy glare, economic or odor effects:
~-- No affect or __ Affect mitigated by
__ Affect cannot be mitigated
D. Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district: ~
Compatible use within district
Yes--No
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy attached) (should~ be
recommended for approval __ . ~
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FINDING OF FACT CHAIRMAN/19242
FINDING O? FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY pL~,~ING COMMISSION
FOP.
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
1.
Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land DeYelop~ent Code
authorized the conditional use.
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the sane district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with the Land Developnent Code and
Growth Management P~
Yes . No
B. Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety-end convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe: ~
Adequate ingress & e~.ess
Yes ~___~___No
C. Affect~ neighboring properties in relation to
noise/glare, economic or odor effects:
\/No affect or Affect ~itigated by
Affect canno------~ be mitigated
D. Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Comoatible use/'ithin district
' Yes L/.No _
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy att}~h~) (should not) be
recommended for approval ~R~/V~
kEMBE ·
FINDING OF FACT MEMBER/19242
FINDING O? FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2;NING COM~IS$ION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development Code
authorized the conditional use.
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the sane district or neighborhood
because of:
Consistency with the Land DevelOpment Code and
Growth }~anagement Plan:
Yes~ No
Ingress and egress to property and pr6posed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety and convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:
Adequate ingress & e:ress
' Yes ~ ' No
Affects neighboring properties in relation to
noise, glare, economic or odor effects:
~ No affect or Affect mitigated by
Affect canno~ be mitigated
Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compatible use within district
Yes ~ No ~
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy arc, ached) [should not) be
recommended{ Ih_f°r approval ~}l~a~/l~./~ ,~/._.F~.._~_ ~
FINDING OF FACT MEMBER/19242
AG£[qLP.A IT£M,
............... MAY ; -0.1997 ' · -
FINDING O? FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2;~;ING COM~ISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development Code
authorized the conditional use.
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the ~a~e district or neighborhood
because of:
Consistency with the Land Development Code and
Growth ManagementYes
Co
Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety-and convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:
Adequate ingress & egress
Yes ~" No
Affects neighboring properties in relation to
nois~ glare, economic or odor effects:
~/ No affect or Affect mitigated by
Affect cannot be mitigated
D. Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compatible use within district
Yes ~ No
__~s. e~ ~n ~h~ ab v~findings, this conditional
red6~ende~ ~or approval
FINDING OF FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~;NING COM~IISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
1. Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development Code
authorized the conditional use.
2. Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the sane district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with the Land Development Code and
Growth Management P~an:
· Yes t/ .... No
B. Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety and ~onvenience,
traffic flow and control, and ac. cess in case of
fire or catastrophe:
Adequate ingress &
C. Affects..neighborin.c~properties in relation to
nois~, glare, econo...ic or odor effects:
L/ No affect or __ . Affect mitigated by __
Affect cannot be mitigated
D. Compatibility with a~jacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compatible use /_thin district
' Yes F/ No
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy attached)
recommended for approval ~__-
FINDING OF FACT MEMBER/19242
FINDING OF FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2D.;ING COMMISSION
FOR
A CONDITIOn;AL USE PETITIO~
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development Code
authorized the conditional use.
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the same district or neighborhood
because of:
/
A. Consistency with the L/d Development Code and
Growth Management
Yes v No
Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety-and c%nvenience,
traffic flow and contro~ and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:/
Adequate ingress
/ Yes v w };o ___ .
Affec~ ~eighboring properties in relation to
noir/, glare, economic ~r odor effects:
w No affect or Affect mitigated by
Affect cannot be mitigated
Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the distri.~/.·
Compatible us% ~_'~hin district
' Yes &/ No
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy
recommended for approval
FINDING OF FACT MENBER/19242
SAY Z 0 1997
AGENDA ITEM
FINDING OF FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2;~;ING COMMISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development Code
authorized the conditional use.
Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the same district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with the..Land Development Code and
Growth ~.~anagement,P~n:
Yes ..u/ No
B. Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety and donvenience,
traffic flow and control, and acpess in case of
fire or catastrophe:j.
Adequate ingress
Yes .~/ No
C. Affects neighboring properties in relation to
noise,/glare, economic or odor effects:
~/~;o affect or Affect mitigated by
-__ Affect c~nnot be mitigated
D. Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compatible use/~ithin district
n stlpu±a~ion~4- (copy ~t~ched) (shoalS/not) be '
recommended for ~pRroval )
FINDING OF FACT }!EMBER/19242
FINDING OF FACT
BY
COLLIER COUNTY PL~2~IING COMMISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL ~SE PETITIO!I
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
1. Section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development code
authorized the conditional use.
2. Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the sane district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency wi~~Land Development code and
Growth Manaq.~--e~t
B. Ingress and egress tc property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety ~nd 'convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catas~_
Adequate
No~
C. Affects neighboring properties in relation to
ect cannot be mltlgaueu
D. Compatibility with aSjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compati~~~ithin district
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
with stipulations, (copy attached) (should not) be
recommended for approval _ ~.~0~ '~~~
FINDING OF FACT MEMBER/19242
FINDING OF FACT
BY
COLLIER cOUNTY pL~3~NING COM}4ISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-97-1
The following facts are found:
1. section 2.2.15.3.4 of the Land Development code
authorized the conditional use.
2. Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the same district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with the Land Development code and
Growth Management Plan:
B. Ingress and egress to property and prop°sed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety-and convenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:
Adequate ingress & egress
Yes __2~__ NO --
C. Affects neighboring properties in relation to
noise, glare, economic or odor effects:
__~ No affect or Affect mitigated by _ _
Affect c~ be mitigated
D. Compatibility with adjacent properties and other
property in the district:
Compatible use within district
Yes _~ _ No _
above findings, this condit¼~na~se should,
Based on the ~., _ ~__ be
-- ~--~ations, (copy attached) Jr~ 7/
recommended ~or appro a ~' ~ '
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FINDING OF FACT MEMBER/19242
FINDING OF FACT
COLLIER COUNTY pL~TNING CO}[MISSION
FOR
A CONDITIONAL USE PETITION
FOR
CU-96-26
The following facts are found:
1. Section 2.2.4.3.2., 2.2.4.3.3 and 2.2.4.3.4 of the Land
Development Code authorized the conditional use.
2. Granting the conditional use will not adversely affect
the public interest and will not adversely affect other
property or uses in the same district or neighborhood
because of:
A. Consistency with th~/and Development Code and
Growth Management ~an:
Yes _~___ No _
B. Ingress and egress to property and proposed
structures thereon with particular reference to
automotive and pedestrian safety and bonvenience,
traffic flow and control, and access in case of
fire or catastrophe:/
Adequate ingress &,Fgress
Yes V . No
· Affe~s neighboring properties in relation to
C noise, glare, economic or odor effects:
VNo affect or Affect mitigated by
Affect c~nnot be mitigated
D. compatibility with ad.~cent properties and other
property in the dist/ict:
Comuatible us~/within district
' Yes ¥ , No
Based on the above findings, this conditional use should,
recow~e%d~ ~or approval
FINDING OF FACT M~BER/19241
EXECUTIVE
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AUTHORIZE A 50% WAIVER/50% DEFERRAL OF ROAD, LIBRARY SYSTEM,
PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
SYSTEM, AND EDUCATIONAl, FACILITIES SYSTEM LMPACT FEES FOR A THREE
BEDROOM HOUSE TO BE BUILT BY LINDA ,I. RODGERS, COLLIER COUNTY, SAID
IMPACT FEES TO BE PAID FROM AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND (191).
To have the Board of County Commissioners authorize the payment of impact fees and to
appropriate the funds for a 50% walver/50% deferral of Road Impact Fees, Library System
Impact Fees, Parks and Recreational Facilities Impact Fees, Emergency Medical Services
System Impact Fees and Educational Facilities System Impact Fees for one house to be
built by Linda J. Rodgers in Collier County with funds form the Affordable Housing Trust
Fund, Fund (191).
CONSIDERATIONS:
Linda J. Rodgers has submitted and application for a 50% waiver/50% deferral of impact
fees for one (1) house to be built by Linda J. Rodgers in Collier County for approximately
$85,100. Linda J. Rodgers is a low income, first time homebuyer and qualifies for an
impact fee waiver/deferral under the provisions of Impact Fee Waiver and Deferral
Ordinances.
These impact fee waiver/deferrals are granted using the Affordable Housing Trust Fund,
funded with moneys from the State Housing Initiatives Partnership [SHIP] Program. The
money will be transferred upon issuance of the building permit.
FISCAL IMPACT:
Funding for the proposed impact fee waiver is available in Fund 191-138785, Affordable
Housing Trust Fund.
The total mount of impact fees requested to be 50% waived/50% deferred is $3,929.52.
a) Library System Impact Fee $ 180.52
b) Road Impact Fee 1,379.00
c) Parks and Recreational Facilities
Regional Parks 179.00
Community Parks 399.00
d) EMS Impact Fee 14.00
e) Educational Systems Impact Fee 1.778.00
TOTAL IMPACT FEES
$3,929.52
NO. ~
MAY 2 O 1997
Executive Summary
M~y 6, 1997
Linda .I. Rodsers
Page Two
_GROWTI-I MANAGEMENT IMPACT:
The impact fee waiver/deferral will bring r~licf for a Iow income family in compliance
with Policy 1.$.2 of the Housing Element of the Growth Management Plan.
I~_~CQMMENDATION:
That the Board of County Commissioners approve the Resolution
w~iv~r/defenml of impact fees for Linda J. Rodgers.
authorizing the
GM/jd
5~6/97
Prepared by:
~ oreugs iNn~l'~--~; ~ ti~ p r o v e m e nt
Approved by:
V~cent ~. ~autero, Administraior
Communiiy Dev. ~d Environmental Svcs.
Date
jddf/cx su
AGEN '
KE$OLUTION NO. 97-
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4 KESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
5 COMMISSIONERS, COLLIER, COUNTY,
6 FLORIDA, AUTHORIZING PAYMENT OF
7 Lr!qKARY SYSTEM IMPACT FEES, PAR.KS AND
8 RECREATIONAL. FACILITIES IMPACT FEES,
9 ROAD IMPACT FEES, EMERGENCY MEDICAL
10 SERVICES SYSTEM INIPACT FEES AND
11 EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES SYSTEM IMPACT
12 FEES FOR ONE HOUSE TO BE CONSTRUCTED
13 BY LINDA .I. RODGERS AT 1161 g* STREET N.
14 E., NAPLES, COLLIER COLrNTY, FLORIDA.
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16 WHEREAS, Collier County h~ r~a~ognized md attempted to gld~,,s the
I ? lack of adequ,,e md affordable housing for moderate, Iow, ~md ve%,-Iow income
18 households in the County and the need for creative md innovative programs to
19 assist in ,he provision of such housm~ by tach, drag several proxisions in the
20 Collier CounD' Gro~vth Management Plan. including objectn¢ I 4. policy 1.4.1;
21 objective 1..5, policy 1..5.2, policy 1.5.3. polic) I.S 4. polio 15 5. policy
22 objective 1.6. policy 1.6.3; objective 2.1, policy 2 l.l, policy 2.1.2, policy 2.1.3,
23 policy 2.1 ..5, and policy 2.1.6 ofthe Housing Element; and
24 \\~EKEAS, Collier Count)' has received funding pursuant to the State
25 Housing Ini6at:ves Pannership Program set forth in Section 420.907 et_ seq.,
26 Florida Sta,mes and Chapter gl-3?. Florida .-',,dm~mslra,~x e Code. and
27 \VHEREAS. ~n accordance ~lh Colher C'oun;) Ordinance No. 93-19. the
28 Count)' is authorized to use fun&ng from State Housing Initiatives Parlnership
29 [SHIP) Program for waivers of Collier County impact fees; and
30 WHEREAS, Linda J. Rodgers is seeking a 50% ~ aiver/50% deferral of
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32 100% of impact fees; and
33 'Aq-IEREAS. Linda .1~ Rodgers will constr~ct one (3) three bedroom unit
34 (the "Dwelling Unit") a, 1161 $'" Streel N E. Naples. Colher Count)'. Florida,
35 which is proposed to cost Elghly-Fi~e Thousand One Hundred Dollars
36 (S85.100 OO); and
37 WHEREAS. the Dwelling Uni~ will be owned by a lo~ income household.
38 and
39 \\'HEREAS. L,nda J. Rodgers submitted to the office of Housing and
40 L'rban Improvement an Afl'ordable Housing Apphcation da,ed ),larch 4. 1997 for
AGENDAJTE~ ·
.o,
NAY :1 0 1997
I ~ w~iver/dcfermi of/mp~,:z fees for the cozu=uc'don o f" house ~t Il61
2 N. £.,N~pI~, Collier Com~D', Florid~, ,, copy ofu/d ~pplicetionia on file lathe
~ Housing and Urban hnptovemem Dep~tment;
4 WHER,EAS, in accordzace with Section 3.04 of the Library System
5 lmpa~ct Fee Ordinance, Ordinance No. 88-0'/, st amended; Seciion 4.05 of the
6 Parks and Recr,~tion&l F~cilities Impact Fee Ordin~ce, Ordinance No. 88-96,
7 amended; Section 3.04 of the Road Impact Fee Ordinance, Ordinance No. 92-22,
8 ~ amended; Section 3.05 ofthe Emergency Medical Sera'ices Sysiem Impact Fee
9 Ordinance, Ordinance No. 91-'/1, st amended; and Section 3.05 of the
I0 Educational Facilities
1 I amended; ~n applicant may obuJn a 50*/0 waiver/50% deferral of impact fees by
12 quali~.'ing for a waiver; and
13 WHER.EAS, Linda J. Rodgers has qualified for a $0% waiver.'50%
14 deferral based upon the follo'.vJn~ representanons made:
15 A. The D~'clling Unit shall bc owned by a first-time home buyer.
16 B. The Dwelling Unit shall be owned by a household with a low income
1 '/ level ~ th~t term is defined in the Appendices to the respective Impact
l $ Fee Ordinances and the monthly paymen! to purchase the unit must be
19 within the affordable housing guidelines established in the Appendices
20 lo the respective Impact Fee Ordinances
21 C. The Dwelling Unit shall be the Homes~eaJ of the o~ ncr.
22 D. The Dy, elling Unit shall remain afford.,blc for fifteen [15) years from
23 the date ~he cerlJficale ol'occupanc.~ ~s ~ssued
25 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
26 COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, that:
27 I, The Board of Coumy Commissioners hereby authorizes the County
25 Manager to issue an Authorization for 50% waiver'50% deferral of
29 impacl fees to tinda J Rodgers for one (1) house which shall be
30 construcled at 1161 $'~ Stree! N. E.. Naples. Colher Counly. Florida.
31 2. Up ~n receipt by the Housini and Urban Improvement Director of ~n
32 a~'reement for waiver/deferral signed by Linda J. Rodgers, or olher
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documentation acceptable to the Coun~ A~lomey, the Bo~d of
County Commiuione'~ hereby authorizes the payment by Collier
County of lhe following imp~cl fees 6'om the Affordable Housing
Trus~ Fund, Fund (191 ), in the followin~ amounls for Ihe one ( ! ) hou~
to b~ built at 1161 8' Streel N. E., Naples, Collier County, Florida by
a) Librarylmpac! Fe~ $ 180.$2
b) Road impact Fee 1,3')9.00
c) Psi'ks and Recrealional Facilities
Impact Fee
Regional Parks 1'79.00
Community Paz~ 399.00
d) EMS Impact Fee 14.O0
e) F..xtucational Sl/~terns Impact Fee 1_77R O0
TOTAL IMPACT FEES $3,929.:52
3. The payment of impact fees bi,' Collier County is subjecl to the
execution and recorda;ion of an Affordable Hou$in~ Agreement for
payment of Collier County Im!~act Fees between the property owner
and/or purchaser and ',he County.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote favoring
ATTEST:
D~qGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COL.~TY
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Approved as to form and
lc a suflicie
Heidi F. Ashton
Assistant County Attorney
By: Timothy L. Hancock, Chairman
jd f reso rod$.'rs
I.~pl D~cription
EXHIBIT "A"
LOT I, TRACT 123, UNTf 18, GOLDEN GATE ESTATES,
ACCORDING TO TH~ PLAT T}{EKEOF rN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGES 7
AND 8, OF TBIE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLLIER COUNTY,
FLOR/DA.
AGE:ND& ITeM ,~
MAY ~ 0 lC~
AGREEMENT FOR 50%WAIVEPJS0% DEFERRAL OF 100% OF
COLLIER COUNTY IMPACT FEES
This .Agreement for the Waiver of Impact Fc~s cnt~ed into this day of
, 1997 by and bev,vcen the Board of County Commissioners of Colli~
County, Florida, hereinafter referred to as ;COUNTY" and Linda J. Rodgcrs, hereinafter referred
to az "OWNER."
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Collier County Ordinance No. 88-97, as amended, the Collier County
Library System Impact Fee Ordinance; Collier County Ordinance No. 88-96, as mended, the
Collier County Parks and Recreational Facilities Impact Fc~ Ordinance; Collier County
Ordinance No. 91-71, as amended, the Collier County Emergency Medical Services Systrm
Impact Fee ordinance; Collier County Ordinance No. 92-22, as amended, the Collier County
Road Impact Fee Ordinance; and Collier County Ordinance No. 92-33, as amended, the Collier
County Educational Facilities System Impact Fee Ordinance, as they may be further amendccl
from time to time hereinafter collectively referred to as "Impact Fcc Ordinance", provide for
waivers of impact fees for new owner-occupied dwelling un/ts qualifying as affordable housing;
and
WHEREAS, OWN'ER has applied for a 50% waiver/50% deferral of impact fccs as
required by the Impact Fee Ordinance, a copy of-said application is on file in the office of
Housing and Urban Improvement Department; and
WHEREAS, the County Manager or his designee has reviewed the OWNER's application
and has found that it complies with the requirements for an affordable housing 50% waiver/50%
deferral of impact fees as established in the Impact Fcc Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the impact fee waiver/deferral shall be presented in lieu of payment of the
requisite impact fees subject to satisfaction of all criteria in the Impact Fcc ordinance qualifying
the project as eligible for an impact fee waiver/deferral and
AGENDA. IT[~ x "~
1997 /
WHEREAS, thc COUNTY approved a waiv~r/dcf~ral of impact fees for OWNER
~rnbodied in Rc~olution No. 97-_ at iU r~gular mceting of ., 1997; and
WHEREAS, the Impact Fee Ordinance requir~ that the OWNER cntcr into aa
Agreement with the COUNTY.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of thc foregoing recitals, the parti~ eov~naat and
agree as follows:
1. RECITALS INCORPORATED. The foregoing recitals are true and eorr~t and shall
be incorporated by reference her~in.
2. LEGAL DESCRIPTION. The legal description of the dwelling unit (the "Dwelling
Unit") is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated by reference her~in.
3. TERM. OWNER agrees that the Dwelling Unit shall remain as affordable ho~ing
and shall be offered for sale in accordance with the standards set forth in the
appendices to the Impact Fee Ordinance for a p~'iod of fifteen (15) year~
commencing from the date the certificate of occupancy is issued for the Dwelling
Unit.
4. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES. OWNER r~resents and warrants the
following:
a.
Owner maintains a household with a low income as defined in the
appendices to the Impact Fee-Ordinance and the monthly payments to
purchase the Dwelling Unit must be within the affordable housing
guidelines established in the appendices to the Impact Fee Ordinance;
Owner is a first-time home buyer;
The Dwelling Unit shall be the homestead of owner;
The Dwelling Unit shall remain as affordable housing for fifteen (15) years
from the date the certificate of occupancy is issued for the Dwelling Unit;
and
AG £,~ D,A ITEM..
No. t~
IdAY g 0 lcjg7
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OWNER is the owner of rer..ord of the Dwelling Unit and owes impact
fees in the total amount of $3,929.52 pursuant to the Impact Fee
Ordinance. In return for the waiver/deferral of the impact fees owed by
OWNER, OWNER covenants and agrees to comply with the affordable
housing impact fee waiver qualification criteria detailed in the Impact Fee
Ordinance.
5. SUBSEQUENT TRANSFER. If OWN'ER sells the Dwelling Unit subject to the
impact fee waiver/deferral to a subsequent purchaser or renter, the Dwelling Unit
shall be sold only to households meeting the criteria set forth in the Impact Fee
7.
Ordinance.
AFFORDABLE REQUIREMENT. The Dwelling Unit must be utilized for affordable
housing for a fifteen (15) year period after the date the certificate of occupancy is
issued; and if the Dwelling Un.it ceases to be utilized for that purpose during such
period, the hnpact fees shall be immediately repaid to the COUNTY, except for
waived impact fees if the dwelling unit has been used for affordable housing for a
continuous period of fifteen years after the date the certificate of occupancy is issued.
LIEN. The waived/deferred impact fees shall be a lien upon the property which lien
may be foreclosed upon in the event of non-compliance with the requirements of this
Agreement.
8. RELEASE OF LIEN. Upon satisfactory completion of the Agreement requirement~
and fifteen (15) years after the date of issuance of the certificate of occupancy, or
upon payment of the waived impact fees, and upon payment of the deferred impact
fees, the COUNTY shall, at the expense of the COU1WI'Y, record any necer~qary
documentation evidencing the termination of the lien, including, but not limited to, a
release of lien.
9. BINDING EFFECT. This A,treement shall be binding upon the parties to this
Agreement and their respective heirs, personal representatives, successo~ and
assigns. In the case of sale or tramfer by gift of the Dwelling Unit, the original
OWNER. shall remain liable for the impact fees waived/deferred until said impact fees
are paid in full or antil the conditions set forth itl the Impact Fee Ordinance sre
satisfied. In addition, this Agreement shall run with the land and shall remain a lien
against the Dwelling Unit until the provisions of Section 8 are satisfied.
10. ILECOP,.DING. This Agreement shall be recorded by OWNER. at the expense of
OWNER in the Official Records of Collier County, Florida, within sixty (60) days
after execution of this Agreement by the Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners.
11. DEFAULT. OWNER. shall be in default of this Agreement (1) where OWNER fsi:
to sell the Dwelling Unit in accordance with the affordable housing standards and
qualification criteria established in the Impact Fee Ordinance and thereafter fails to
pay the impact fees within 30 days of said non-compliance, or (2) where OWNER.
violates one of the affordable housing qualification criteria in the Impact Fee
Ordinance for a period of thirty (30) days after notice of the violation.
12. REMEDIES. Should the OWNER. of the property fail to comply with the said
qualification criteria at any time during the fifteen (15) year period or should
OWNER violate any provisions of this Agreement, the impact fees waived/deferred
shall be paid in full by OWNER. within 30 days of said non-compliance. OWNER.
agrees that the impact fees waived/deferred shall constitute a lien on the Dwelling
Unit commencing on the effective date of this Agreement and continuing until repaid.
Such lien shall be superior and paramount to the interest in the Dwelling Unit of any
owner, lessee, tenant, mortgagee, or other person except the lien for County taxes and
shall be on parity with the lien of any such County taxes. Should the OWNER. be in
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default of this Agreement, and the default is not cured within thirty (30) day~ ~fler
written notice to OWNE~ the Board may bring civil action to erfforce this
Agreement. In addition, the lien may be foreclosed or otherwise enforced by the
COU1VTY by action or suit in equity as for the for~closur~ of a mortgsse on real
property. Tl~s remedy is cumulative with any other right or remedy available to the
COUNTY. The Board shall be entitled to recover ~I1 attorney's fees, incurred by the
Board in enforcing this Agreement, plus interest at the statutory rate for judgments
calculated on a calendar day basis until paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreemen! for
Waiver/Deferral of Impact Fees on the date and year first above written.
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Witnesses:
STATE OF
COUNTY
)
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The foregoing
instrument was acknowledged before me this /~' day of
,1997, by Linda I. Rod'l~ers.iq-Ie is personally known lo me o~prodtic, ed
[NOTARIAL SEAL]
AGENDA ITEM,
No. I~
BAY 2 0 lC 7
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DATED:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COU'N'I~ COMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, I:LORIDA
By;
Timothy L. Hancock, Chairman
Approved as to form and
legal sufficiency
Heidi F. Ashton
Assistant County Attorney
jd/ffagr¢¢mcnt~rodgcrs
Linda J. Rodgers
Legal Descriplion
EXI'HBIT "A"
LOT 1, TRACT 123, UNIT 18, GOLDEN GATE ESTATES,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEP..EOF IN PLAT BOOK 7. PAGES 7
AND 8, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLLIER COUNTY,
FLOP. iDA.
¸.0
gAY 2 0 1997
F.~XECUTIV~ SUMMARY
P, ECOM'MENDA~ON THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMNflSSIONERS APPROVE A
BUDGET AME2qD~ TO TRANSFER FUNDS TO COVER MICROFILMING COSTS.
OBJECTIVE: To have, the Boar~ of County Commissioners ~vprove a budget amendment to
~-~nsf~r funds from Ke.~¢rve~ for Contingency Account 113-138900-919010 to cover
microfilming
CONSIDERATIONS: Cu.,homer Sm, vices Surffin ~ Development Se,'.Aces Center $1ore
numerous dty.'uments for the Community Developmen! and Environmental Servic, e~ Division.
Microfilming o£ iiles older than three years is necesgary to create space for new r~cords. Initially
$25,000.00 was budgeted during the budget Frocess for FY97 to cover, the corot of this
microfilming. Additionally, a surcharge is in place to cover additional cos-~s. To date,
$19,443.00 has been co] leered for microfiL'-ning in Revenue Account I 13-138900-341442. The
microfilming will b~ current upon completing all records from 1993.
FISCAL IMPACT: By approval of this budget amendment, the Building Review and
e~,rnining Department will ex.0~nd ~ a~tditional $13,090.00 for microfilr~g of r~,~.~.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners approve the budget
amendment to transfer $13,000.00 from Reserves for Contingency 113-138900-919010 to cover
microfilming costs.
PREP .~A~ED BY:/ //~
Ed Perico, Director
Building Review and Permitting Depanmem
Date
,~./~D BY: /'
'Vincent A. C~'utero, Administrator
Community. Dev. and Environmental Svcs. Division
Date .o./.~Vm~,~
M.m,Y 2 0 1997
To grant final acceptance of ~Queens park at Lago Verde, Phase Eight
On Au~i~t 16, 1994, the Board of County Commissioners granted
preliminary acceptance of the roadway, drainage, water and
~ewer improvements in "Queens Park at Lago Verde, Phase Eightu.
The roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements not
required by the plat to be maintainsd by the project's
homeowners as~ociation will be maintained by the County.
The required improvements have been constructed in accordance
with the Land Development ¢od.e. The County Development
Services has inspected the improvements and is recommending
final acceptance of the improvements.
e
A resolution for final acceptance has been prepared and
approved by 'the County Attorney's Office. A copy of the
doc,mment is attached.
The roadway, drainage water and sewer improvements not required to
be maintained by the project's homeowners association will be
maintained by the County Transportation Department and the County
Utility Divisions. Funds for the routine maintenance and upkeep
will come from the Operations and Maintenance budgets of the
Transportation Services and Utility Divisions.
O~ONT~ MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
BAY 0 lgg?
Executive Summary
Queens park at Lago verde Phase Eight
Page 2
That ~he Board of County Commissioners ~rant final acceptance of
%he roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvementm in "~ueene Park
at Lago Verde, Phase Eight" and release the maintenance security.
1. Authorize the Chairman to execute the attached resolution
authorizing final acceptance.
2. Authorize the release of the maintenance security.
PREPARED BY:
oAn R. Houldswor~h, Senior Engineer
Engineering Review
Da~e
Thomas Ei-Kuck, P.E.
Engineering Review Manager
Donald W. Arnold
Planning Services Director
Vincent A. Cautero~ Administrator
Community Dev. and Environmental Svcs.
Date
Date
Date
Community Dev. and Environmental Svcs. DIVISION
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KE$OLLITION NO. 97-
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF
THOSE P`OADWAY, DIUM2qAGE, WATER AND SEWER
IIvl~ROVElvl~$ IN QUEENS PAXK AT LAGO VERDE,
PHASE EIGHT, ]~I~-ASE OF THE MAINTEN~
SE~, A2,03 ACCEPTZNO 'lEE MAfNTENANCE
RESPONS~[LITY FOP. T}IE EOADWAY, DRAZNAGE,
WATER AND SEWEP` D4PP`O~S THAT ARE NOT
KEQLrDLED TO BE M.A.rNT~ BY THE
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION.
WI-fl~AS, the Bo~d of County Commissioners of Collier County, lqorklt, on March
23, 1994 approved the plat of Queens P~k at Iago Verde for recording; and
~TIEILEAS, ~he developer h~s constructed and maimaJned the roadway, drainage, wiler
and sewer improvements in accordance with the approved plans and spe~fications and as required
by the Land Development Code (Collier County Ordinance No. 91-102, as amended); and the
Utilities Sttndards mad Procedures Ordinance (Collier County Ordinance No. 97-17),,and
WH:F. REAS, the developer has now requested fit~I acceptance of the roadway, drainage,
water and sewer improvements and releas~ of his mdnterance security; and
WH:ER~AS, the Compliance Services Section of the Development Services Department
has inspecled the roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements and is recommending
acceptance of said facilities.
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY TH~ BOARD OF COUNTY
COM~ISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY. FLORIDA, that final acceptance be g~anted for
those roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements in Queens Park at Lago Verde, ~
authorize the Clerk to release the maintenance security.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND 0RDEKED that the County accept ;he future
maintenance and other anendant costs for the roadway, drainage, water and sewer improv~nems
that are not required to be maintained by the homeowners association.
This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote favoring same.
DATE:
ATTEST:
DV~qGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUN~-Y CO~MISSION~ERS
COLLAR COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
TI~IOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
Approved as to form and legal
sufficiency:
Heidi F. Ashton
Assistant Collier County Anomcy
IdAY 0 1997
I~COH~F,~D~ZOH TO ~RANT FZKJ~T,, ACC~PTAHCI Or ~HB ROADWAY;
To gr~nt final acceptance of "Pelican Bay Unit Seventeen"
on June 7, 1994, the Board of County Commissioners granted
preliminary acceptance of the roadway, drainage, water and
sewer improvements in "Pelican Bay Unit Seventeen".
The roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements not
r~quired by the plat to be maintained by the project's
homeo-~ners association will be maintained by the County.
The required improvements have been constructed in accordance
with the Land Development Code. The County Development
Services has inspectGd the improvements and is recommending
final acceptancG of the improvements·
A re~olution for final acceptance has been prepared and
approved by the County Attorney's Office. A copy of the
dDcument is attached.
The roadway, drainage water and sewer improvements not required to
be maintained by the project's homeowners association will be
maintained by the County Transportation Department and the County
Utility Divisions. Funds for the routine maintenance and upkeep
will come from the Operations and Maintenance budgets of the
Transportation Services and Utility Divisions.
~R~_~THHAN~EME}~T IMPAC~ None
AG£Af~)A/t'£M
NO.. ~
NAY
Executive Summary
Pelican Bay Unit Seventeen
Page 2
That the Board of County Cozmissioners grant final acceptance of
the roadway, ~ra inage, rater and sewer improvements in
"Pelican Bay Uni~ Seventeen" and release the maintenance security.
1. Authorize ~he Chai~an to e~ecu~e ~he attached resolution
au~orizing final acceptance.
2. Au=horize the release of =he maintenance security.
PREP~RED BY:
~~Se~nior Engineer
Engineering Revimw
R~JIEW.~ BY:
~n~neerin~ Review
~-~nald W. Arn-Jid, AICP
~ng Services Director
Co.unity D~v. ~nd Environmental eves.
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MAY 0 1997
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RESOLUTION NO. 97-
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF
THOSE ROADWAY, DRAINAGE. WATER AND SEWER
~ROVF. JvI~2~S IH PELICAN BAY UNIT SEVENTEEN,
P. ELE~ OF THE MAINTENANCE SECURITY, AND
ACCEPTING THE MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILrrY
FOP. THE ROADWAY, DRAINAGE, WATER AND
SEWER tMPRO~S THAT AR~ NOT REQLTIRED
TO B£ MAINTAINED BY TI~ HOMEOWNERS
ASSOCIATION.
W}-~R.EAS, the Boud of County Corrm'~ssionen of Colller County, Florida, o~ luly 21,
1992 approved the plat of Pelican Bay Unit Seventeen for recording; and
WHEREAS, the develop~cr ~ con~ructed ~nd maintained the roadway, dr~ge., w~ter
and sewer improvements in sccord~nce with the approved plato and specification~ ~nd u requited
by the Land Development Code (Collier County Ordinance No. 91-102, as amended); and the
Utilities Standards and Procedures Ordinance (Collier County Ordinance No.
WHEREAS, the developer has now requested tirol acceptance of the roedw~y, drairaie,
waler and sewer improvements and release of his rraJnterance security, and
WHEREAS, the Compliance Services Section of' the Development Services Department
has inspected thc roadway, d~naSe, water ~d sewer improvements and is recommending
acceptance ofs~id facilities.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
CONLM~SSIONERS OF COLLTI:R COUNTY, FLORIDA, that final acceptance be granted for
those roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements in Pelican Bay Unit Seventeen, and
authorize the Clerk to release the maintenance security.
BE IT F'LrRTHER RESOLVED A.ND ORDEILED that the County accept the future
maintenance and other lttendant costs for the roadway, drainage, water and sewer improvements
that are not required to be maintained by the homeowners association.
This Resolution adopted aRer motion, second and majority vote favoring same.
DATE:
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COM]~ISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
T~IOTHY L. ~COCK, CHAIP~iAN
Approved as to form ar, d legal
suf~cicncy:
l~idi F. Ashton
A~sistant Collier County Attorney
MAY 201997
r~chJr~, ~' Swtn~ ~ ~e). To O:dsend, Jn Ivy., 1996, lJ~e{Bo~rd~mn ad
ioncl ~ dc~ds). Lu additkra, kiez~iJtcaxion of non..lx~ murce ~ ~ ground v,"~ contn*buti~
G~,OWTH MANAG.JMENT I~PAC'T
Cotticr Coun~y'~ ~'Ma.ua~n~x=nx Plan (Goals 3 and 4 of ~e Conse~-~on and Coanal Manal~oenx
Elemeut) id~n~c~ ',he ~ to "...~ ~ Co~y'$ jrom~d water re~ourc~ te ~ the hilhesl ~ter
qualib' 12rnclJc~" and lo "...conscr~ i:n~t~ct and appi~q:s'ialely mana~ ~ C. om~..'s ~ wal~
HO. ~
MAY O 1997
That ~ ~ of C. ommy
T~ ~ ~ ~ L~ T~o~
to ~ ~ ~i~ for ~
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Date: 3"-- oc'_ ~,-7
A:tachn-~nU:
Permit AppLication
! 1 Feta-ua~.. ~ of Support
A~[NDAFf~M . -
MAY ~ 0 1997
~~.. 00RG Cr'~DF..: 3740.2010-0000
COPY
SECTION A, c, g, (;
ACOE App~icm. lon
Application
Proposed I~olect
FOR AGENCY USE ONLY
DEP~,'MD Al~llc.tlon
PART 1:
, Are any of the actNIties de=cdbed in this application proposed to occur in, on, or over wet, ands or
other aurface watar~?. I:l Yes n No
Is this application being filed by or on behalf of a government entity or drainage district? n Yea 1:3 No
III .._ --: -- " ,-
PART :2:
A. Type of Environmental Resource Permit Requested (check at least one). See Attachment 2 for
threshold~ and descriptions.
n Noticed General- !nclude information requested in Section B.
[] Standard General (Single Family Dwelling). include information requested in Sections C
and D.
[3 Standard General (all other Standard General projects) - include information requested in
SecUons C and E.
[3 Individual (Single Family Dwelling) - include information requested in Sections C and D.
ID Individual (all other Individual projects) - include information requested in Sections C and E.
I~ Conceptual- include information requested in Sections C end E.
[3 Mitigation Bank Permit (construction) - include infonr~ation requested in Section C and F.
( If the proposed mitigation bank invoNes the construction of a surface water management
system requiring another permit defined above, check the appropriate box and submit the
information requested by the applicable section.)
D Mitigation Bank (conceptual) - include information requested in Section C and F.
B. Type of acti¥ily for which you are applying (check at least one)
,!~ Construction or operation of a new system, other than a solid waste facility, including
dredging or filling in, on or over wetlands and other surface waters.
[] Construction, expansion or modification of a solid waste facility.
n Alteration or operation of an existing system which was not previously parroted by a WMD or
DEP.
[] Modification of a system previously permitted by a WMD or DEP. Provide previous permit
numbers.
13 Alteration of a system 13 Extension of permit duration r'lAbandonment of a system
[] Construction of additional phases of a system [3 Removal of a system
C. Are you requesting authorization to use Sovereign Submerged Lands. I~Yes
(See Section G and Attachment 5 for more information before answering this question.)
D. For activities in, on or over wetlands or other surface waters, check type of federal dredge
and fill permit requested:
[3 Individual [3 Programmatic General [] General ~ Nationwide [3 Not Applicable
,IF"' Are you claiming to qualify f~r an exemption? [3 Yes C] No A
If yes, provide rule number if known. (See Pt'elate to Appltcattoa)
MAY 2 0 1997
,.o., o,, COPY
PART 5:
Project location (use additional sheets, tf needed):
County(~s) Collier
Sec'don(s) 3~-35 - [.~,1~ Township &6--47 S , , Range 28E
Section(s) 25 -DISI~SAL ,SITE Township 4§S Range
Section(s) 1 _ 7_ ~ n_ 1 ~ L ] ~ Township _.,/,?~ Range
Land Grant name, If applicable
T~x Parcel IdenL~.atJon Number ·
Street address, road, or other k>cation 600]. talu~ 'rrafford
C~, Zip Code if applicable Z~o]r. alee~ 33934a after July 97, 34142
PART 6: Describe in general terms the proposed project, system, or activity.
The proposed project is to e=ploy one or ~ore cutter head dredges to convey
8.5 · 10~ cubic ~ards of loose, flocculent organic ~aterlal fro~ the sediment
~a~er lnterfac~g_L_~,ke T~afford (1.494 acres) tn a nearby
confLued disposal area (200 acre, diked agricultural faciiity). Pre-pet~ttti' ~
activities included~ but ~ere not 1/~tted to:
by the Collier Co. ~Oard of ~ssioners, m~d representin$ a diversit]
_ of a~encies/inteTests (Attactn~ent Al),
2. FrparinE a series of detailed bathy~etric ~aps (Attachment
3. Conducting re~uisite sediment tox/.cit~ analysis (Attachment A3).
l~anagement Area under FL Ga=~ a Fresh Water Fish Commmisston guidelines.
g 0 1997
Psge 3 of $
p;.
PART 8:
FOmJ~ #:
FORM TITI. E:
RE$O&/RCE PERMIT
A, By signing this application form, I am applying, or I am applying on behalf of the applicant, for the
permit and any proprietary authorizations identified above, according to the supporting data and other
incidental information filed with this application, I am familiar with the information contained in this
application end represent that such information is true, complete end accurate. I understand this is an
application and not a permit, and that work prior to approval is a violation. I understand that this
application and any permit issued or proprietary authorization issued pursuant thereto, does not relieve
me of any obligation for obtaining sny other required federal, state, water management district or local
permit prior to commencement of construction, I agree, or I agree on behalf of the applicant, to operate
end maintain the permitted system unless the permitting agency authorizes transfer of the permit to ·
responsible operation entity. I understand that knowingly making any false statement or representation
In this application is a violation of Section 373,430, F.S. and 18 U.S.C. Section 1001.
C0-Anplicant~.Timothy L. Hancock, CountY of Collier, Florida
Typed/Printed Nnme of Applicant (If no Agent is used) or Agent (If one is so authorized below)
Signature of Applicant/Agent Date
Chairman, Board of County Corr~issioners
AN AGENT MAY SIGN ABOVE ONLY IF THE APPLICANT COMPLETES THE FO .~. . "a ~", .
El. ! hereby designate and authorize the agent listed above to act on my behalf, or on behalf o! my
corporation, as the agent in the processing o! this application for the permit and/or proprietary
authorization indicated above; and to furnish, on request, supplemental Information in support of the
application. In addition, I authorize the above-listed agent to bind me, or my corporation, to perform
any requirement which may be necessary to procure the permit or authorization indicated above. I
understand that knowingly making any false statement or representation in this application ia a violation
of Section 373.430, F.S. and 18 U.S.C. Section 1001.
Typed/Printed Name of Applicant Signature of Applicant Date
(Corporate Title if applicable}
Pleeme note: The mnollcajl$'! ode(nmi mlanmtura [r~ a cosy) Is emaulrad above.
PERSON AUTHORIZING ACCESS TO THE PROPERTY MUST COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
C. I either own the property described In this application or I have legal authority to allow access to
the property, and I consent, after receiving prior notification, to any aite visit on the property by agents
or personnel from the Department of Environmental Protection, the Water Management District and the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers necessary for the review and inspection of the proposed project specified
in this application. I authorize these agents or personnel to enter the property as many times as may be
necessary to make such review and Inspection. Further, I agree to provide entry to the project site for
such agents or personnel to monitor permitted work if a permit ia granted.
Typed/Printed Name
Signature Date
(Corporate Title if applicable)
Page 5 of 5
NAY g 0 1997
FOCUS J:. 1~4~JM
PART 8:
A. By signing this application form, I am applying, or I em applying on behalf of the applicant, for the
permit end any proprietary authorizations identified above, according to the supporting data end other
incidental information filed with this application. ! am familiar with the information contained in this
application and represent that such information is tr~e, complete end accurate. I understand this Is an
application and not a permit, and that work prior to approval Is a violation. I understand that this
application and r. ny permit Issued or proprietary euthorlzetion Issued pursuant thereto, does not relieve
me of any obligation for obtaining any other required federal, state, water management district or local
permit prior to commencement of construction. I agree, or ! agree on behalf of the applicant, to operate
end maintain the permitted system unless the permitting agency authorizes transfer of the permit to a
responsible operation entity. I understand that knowingly making any false statement or representation
in this application is a violation of Section 373.430, F.S. and 18 U.S.C. Section 1001.
CO-APPLICANTt FPJ~N'K MORELLO~ FLORIDA GAME AND FRESH WATER FISH ~QMMISS,ION
Typed/Printed Name of Applicant {If no Agent.is used) or Agent (If one is so authorized below)
Signature of Applicant/Agent Date
BIOLOGICAL ADMINISTRATOR II
(Corporate Title if applicable)
AN AGENT MAY SIGN ABOVE ONLY IF THE APPLICANT COMPLETES THE FOLLOWING:
B. I hereby designate and authorize the agent listed above to act on my behalf, or on behalf of my
corporation, as the agent in the processing of this application for the permit and/or proprietary
authorization indicated above; and to furnish, on request, supplemental Information in support of the
application. In addition, I authorize the above-listed agent to bind me, or my corporation, to perform
any requirement which may be necessary to procure the permit or authorization indicated above. I
understand that knowingly making any false statement or representation in this application is a violation
of Section 373.430, F.S. and 18 U.S.C. Section 1001.
Typed/Printed Name of Applicant
Signature of Applicant
(Corporate Title if applicable)
P111se note: The ~oficent'e oH~nl1 ~l~ne~re (not e cooY) Is real, Ired eboY~
PERSON AUTHORIZING ACCESS TO THE PROPER'FY MUST COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
C. I either own the property described in this application or I have legal authority to allow al~cess to
the property, and I 'consent, after receiving prior notification, to any site visit on the property by agents
or personnel from the Department of Environmental Protection, the Water Management District and the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers necessary for the review and inspection of the proposed project specified
in this application. I authorize these agents or personnel to enter the property as many times as may be
necessary to make such review end inspection. Further, I agree to provide entry to the project eite for
such agents or personnel to monitor permitted work if a permit Is granted.
Typed/Printed Name
Signature Date
(Corporate Title if applicable}
Page 5 of 5
AGENDA
MAY 0 1997
FO~I4 'tT~E: ~ EN~ONI4EN'rAL
I~[SCYJ~r.~ PE~IT APPUCAllC~
SECTION C
Environmental Resource Permit Notice of Receipt of Application
Note: this form doe3 not need to be submitted for noticed general permits.
This information is required in addition to that requlrad in other sections of the application. Please
eub.mit five copies of this notice of receipt of application and all attachments with the other require6
Information. Please submit all information on 8 112' x 11' paper.
Project Name: Imt-e ?rnfford ~,4rau~fLC Dredg~_a_~ [~'otecl:
County: C,&O..I tar ,
Owner: ___ 1L-~ard of Trustees of the Internal I~prove~e~lt; Trust Fund of the Sta~e of
Applicant: _~l 1 tar CO-nry
Applicant's Address:
Florida
Indicate the project boundaries on a USGS quadrangle map. Attach a location map showing the
boundary of the proposed activity. The map should also contain a north arrow and a graphic
scale; show Sectionls), Township{s), and Range{s); and must be of sufficient detail to allow
a person unfamiliar with the site to find it.
Provide the names of all wetlands, or other surface waters that would be dredged, filled,
impounded, diverted, drained, or would receive discharge (either directly or indirectly), or
would otherwise be impacted by the proposed activity, and specify if they are in an
Outstanding Florida Water or Aquatic Preserve:
Lake Trafford - not am OFW Or preserve
Attach a depiction (plan and section views), which clearly shows the works or other facilities
proposed to be constructed. Use multiple sheets, if necessary. Use a scale sufficient to show
the location and type of works.
Briefly describe the proposed project (such as 'construct dock with boat shelter', 'replace two
existing culverts", "construct surface water management system to serve 150 acre residential
Specify the acreage of wetlands or other surface waters, if any, that are proposed to be filled,
excavated, or otherwise disturbed or impacted by the proposed activity:
filled ac.; excavated ac.; other impacts ! __&q& ac.
Provide a brief statement describing any proposed mitigation for impacts to wetlands and other
surface waters (attach additional sheets if necessary): N/&
FOR AGENCY USE ONLY
Application Name:
Application Number:
Office where the application can be inspected:
Nots to Nc~lce fac{plant: The information in this notice has been I~ubmilled by the applicant, and has Dg.t bean
agency. It may be inco.act, incomplete o~ may b~ subject to change.
Page 1 of 1
"rir l'ft 0 1997
SECTION E
INFORMATION REQUESTED FOR STANDARD GENERAI, INDIVIDUAL AND
CONCEFI~AL ENVIRO~A~ RESOURCE PERMIT AI55,ICATIONS NOT
RELATED TO A SINGL~- FAMILY DWELLING UNIT
Plea~ provide the information requested below if the propo~xl project requires either a stand~d
general, individual, or conceptual approval environmental resource permit and h nat related to an
i~dividv~l, .~nglc fzm/ly dwelling unit, duplex or quadraplex. The information listed below
represents thc level of information that is usually requ/xed to evaluate an applicat/on. Thc level of
information required for a specific project will vao' depending on the nature and location of the
rite and thc activ/ty proposed. Conceptual appwva/s generally do not requ/re the same level of
detail as a construction permit. However, providing a greater level of detail will reduce the need
to submit additional information at a Later date. If an item does not apply to your project, proceed
to the next item. Please submit all information that is required by the Department on either 8 I/2
in. X 11 in. paper or 11 in. X 17 in. paper. Laxger drawings may be submitted tn supplement but
not replace these smaller drawings.
I. Site Information
A. Provide a map(s) of the project area and vicinity ddineafiug USDA/SCS soft qrpe~.
B. Provide recem aerials, legible for photointerpretation with a r~l¢ of 1" .= 400 fi, or
more detailed, with project boundaries delineated on the a~rial.
IdentLfy the seasonal high water or mean high tide elevation and normal pool or mean
low fide elevation for each on site wetland or surface water, including receiving water~
into which runoff will be discharged. Include date% datum, and methods u.~fl to
determine these elevations.
D. Identify the we~ season high water tables at the locations repre?_.,~tative of the eatire
project site. Include dates, datum, and methods ~ to determine these elevations.
H. Environmental Considerations
Provide results of any wildlife surveys that have been conducted on the .~ite, and
provide any comments pertaining to the project from the Florida Game ~atd Fresh
Water Fish Commission and the U.S. Fish and W'fldlif¢ Service.
Page 1 of 8
AG£N,I~A ~.l~Ji~,.
No. ~
MAY 2 0 1997
Ce
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The exist~g topography extending at least 100 feet off the project area, and including
adjacent wetlands and other surface waters. All topography shall include the location
and a description of known benchmarks, referenced to NGVD. For systems waterward
of the mean high water (MHW) or seasonal high water lines, show water depths,
referenced to mean low water (MLW) in tidal areas or seasonal Iow water in non-tidal
areas, ~d List the range between MHW and MLW. For docking facilities, indicate thc
distance to, location of, and depths of the nearest navigational channel and acce~
routes to the channel.
If the project is in the known flood plain ora stream or other water court, identify the
following: 1) the flood plain boundary and approximate flooding elevations; and 2) the
100-year flood elevation and floodplain boundary of any lake, stream or other
watercourse located on or adjacent to the db*.;
The boundaries of wetlands and other surface waters within the project area.
Distinguish those wetlands and other surface, waters that have been delineated by any
binding jurisdictional determination;
Proposed land use, land COver and natural communities (acreage and percentages),
including wetlands and other surface waters, undisturbed uplands, aquatic communities,
impervious surface.s, and water management a_"ea~. Use the same cla.~sifieation system
and community identification number used in III (B) above.
Proposed impacts to wetlands and other surface waters, and any proposed
cormectionsYoutfalls to other surface v.'aters or wetlands;
Proposed buffer zone;
Pre- and post-development drainage patterns and basin boundaries showing the
direction of flows, including any off-site runoff being routed through or around the
system; and connections between wetlands ~,nd other surface water~;
Location of all water management areas with details of size, side slope~, and de~
water depths;
Location and details of all water control structures, control elevations, any seasonal
water level regulation schedules; and the location and description of benchmarks
(minimum of one benchmark per structure);
Page 3 of 8
MAY 2 0 1991
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B. Schedule of implementation of temporary or p:rmanent erosion and turbidity control
measure;
C. For projects that involve dredging or excavation in wetlands or other surface w~ters,
describe thc method of excavation, and the type of material to be excavated;
D. For projects that involve fill in wetlands or other surface waters, dcscn'be the sottrce
and type of fill material to bc used. For sho'mJinc stabiJi?~,tion projects that involve the
installation of riprap, state how these materials are to be placed, (i.e., individually or
with heavy equipment) and whether the rock will be tmdcrlain with filth' cloth;
B. If dcwatcring is requLred, detail thc dewatczing proposal including the methods that are
proposed to contain thc dischzrgc, methods of isolating dewatering areas, and indicate
thc period dcwatering structures will be in place (Note: a consumptive use or water
use permit may by required);
F. lviethods for trans~-ng equipment and materials to and from the work site. If barges
are required for access, provide the low water depths and draft of the fully loaded
ba~ge;
O. Demolition plan for any existing structures to be removed; and
H. Identify thc schedule and. party responsible for completing monitoring, record
drawings, and as-built certifications for thc project when completed.
Drainage Information
A. Provide pre-development and post-development drainage calculations, signed and
sealed by an appropriate registered professional, as follows:
1. Runoff cha.mcteris~cs, including ,-~'ea, runoff curve number or runoff coefficient,
and time of concenlxation for each drainage basin;
2. Water table elevations (normal and seasonal high) including ~ extent and
magnitude of any proposed water table drawdown;
Receiving water elevations (normal, wet season, design storm);
Design storms u.~d including rainfall depth, duration, frequency, and
distribution;
Page 5 of 8
1997
3. Location and volume of encroachment within regulated floodplain(s); and
e
Plan for compensating floodplain storage, it' necessary, and calculations rcquir~
for determir~g minimum building and road flood elevations.
E. Provide an a~dyxis of the water quality treatment ry~zm including:
A description of thc Froposcxl stormwater tr~_ vrnent methodology that addrcsses
thc type of treatment, pollution abatcmem volumes, and recovery analysis; and
Construction plans and caJculafions tim addre~ stag~-stonge and design
elevations, which demonstralc compliance with tlm appropti3tc water quality
Provide a description of the engineering methodology, assumptions and refexenc~ for
the parameters lib'ted above, and a copy of all such computations, engineering plans,
· and ~pecilic~ion$ u~d %o m~ly~ the ~m. If a comimtc~ program is used for thc
analysis, provide the name of thc program, a description of thc proD'am, input ~1
output data, two di~-etm copies, ff avail~Ic, and justification for model selectiom
Operation and MJ.Ln~ and Legal Doo_ ,mentation
^. Dcscribc the oven J1 maintenance and ol:erafion schedule for thc ~ ~
3.
Identify the entity tl~t will bc responsible for operating and maintaixfing thc synton in
lxapetuity ff different than the permittec, a dra~ document enu~ thc enforceable
affirmative obligations on the entity to properly olnvate and maintain the system for iu
expected life, and documentation of the entity's financial ~'bility for long-term
maintenance. If the proposed operation and main~ entity is not a lnOlXXty
owner'a association, provide proof of the existence of an entity, or the future
acceptance of the system by an entity which will OlXa'ate and main~ the ~stem. If a
property owner's association is the propo~ operation ~ad maintenance entity, provide
copies of the articles of incorporation for the a.~x:iafion ~at eopiea of tim declaration,
responsibility for the operation and maintenance of the $ystetm Provide information
enauring the continued adequate access to the $ymm for main~ ~. Beff'ore
transfer of the system to the operating entity will be ~ed, the permi~ must
document that the tramferee will be bound by all terms a~l eonditiot~s of the permit.
Page 7 of 8
MAY 2 o igc7
Attachment Al
LAKE TRAFFORD RESTORATION TASK FORCE
LIST OF MEMBERS
TIlE LAKE TRAFFORD
RESTO~ON TASK FORCE
Carlson, Ed
South Florida Area ~er
National Audubon So~ie~
Corkscrew Swamp S~
375 Sar~-uary Road
Nap~a, Florida 33904
Phone: (941)657-9472
Fax: (941 )657-6622
Gibson, Ph.D., P.G., Gall G.
S,.'-nior Hyctrogeologist
Pollution Control ~
3301 E. Tamiam~ Tra~L Bldg. H, 3rd Floor
Naplca, Florida 33962
Phone: (94 1)732-2502
Fax: (94 I)774-9222
Hear'a, Gene
Rex Propertles
6515 Pcpper P~ad
Im,"nokalee, Florkta 3414,2
Phone: (941)657-6517
Iglehart, John, M.
Environmental Manager
Water Maratgemem Division
~ of Enviromnental Protection
2295 Victoria Avenue
Ft. Myers, Florida 33901
Phone: (941)332-6975
Fax: (941)332-6969
Ladd, Stephen M.
South FlorkLa Water Ma,uagemeat Districi
6167 Janes Lane
Naples, Florida 33942
Phone: (941)597-1505
Fax: (94 I)597-4987
Mathews, Bettye
County Commission,.-r ~ 5
Collier County Governmem
3301 Tamlami Trail East
Naples, Florida 339~2
Phone: (94 !)774-8097
Fax: (94 I)774-3602
ItAY g 0 1997
Morelio, Fraak
Biological Administrator
Division of F'nhcdes, Everglades Region
(]am &Frcsh Water F'~h Commission
551 North ~ Tra~
West p,dm Beach, Florida 33415
Phone: (407)640-6100
Fax: (407')640-6108
Oink'y, Edward
Lake Tra~ord ~ Inc.
600 i Lake Tra~ord Road
lmmokalee~ F'~orida 34142
Phone: (941)657-240 I
Fax: (941)658-2401
Redfle. ld, Ph.D., Garth W.
D~vision Dh'~ctor
Resotn-ce ~ ~n
Department of Water R~sources Evah.mlion
South F~rida Water Management Disu'ict
3301 Gun Club R~nd
West Palm Be~ch, Florida 33406
Phone: (561)686-8800
Fa~ (561)687-6442
Rosegger, Thomas M.
Biological Scicmist IV
Statewide lake Restoration Section
Florida Gan~ and Fr~h Water Con'n'n~ion
3900 Dra~ F~eld Road
Lakeland, Fior~d.a 33811
Phone: (813)648-3202
Fax: (813)680-5594
Seolqeld, Miles "Rocky*
Sco~ld ~ Coosuh~
3584-B Exchange Avenue
Naples~ Florida 33942
Phone: (941)643-1900
Simonlk, Michael
Environtramml Policy Facilitator
1450 M~ Drive
Naple~ Florida 33~42
Phone.' (941)262-0304 ext. 266
Fax= (941)262-5872
MAY 0
~mJtb, Jsc~e
Buresu of Aquafic Plato Mana/~
~ of Enviro~ Protection
311 I-B13 Formn~ Way
WeI1/r~on, Flor/da 33414
Phone: (407)791-4720
Fax: (407)791 4722
Thomas Jr., Fred N.
C~,:ater Imm~kalee ~ of Conanerce
c/o 1800 Farm Worker Wa7
hlm~kalee, Florida 34142
Pboae: (941)657-3649
Fax: (94 I)657-7232
IIAY t 0 ~?
FLORIDA GA,.ME AND FRESH WATER FISH COMMISSION
QUINTON L. IIEDGE~EI*Ii. DD$
MRS. GILBERT W. IIUMPHRE'Y
TIIO.~LO ~. IC/BLER 4
ALLA~ L. EGBERT,
Febraary25,1997
Department of Environ.mental Protection
Water Management Division
Mr. John M. Iglehart
Environmental Manager
2295 Victoria Avenue
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Dear Mr. Iglehart:
The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission is a co-applicant with the Collier County
Board of Commissioners, regarding the enclosed request for Environmental Resource Permit.
The purpose of this letter is to request a waiver of the required application fee. The proposed
activity is to enhance Lake Trafford, a state-owned lake, for the benefit of the general public.
Sincerely,
Frank Morello
Biological Administrator II
FM/ccp
End.
1943 - 1993
50 YEARS AS STEWARD OF FLORIDA'S FISH AND WILDLIF
MAY 0' 7
PROJECT NAME: The Lake Trafford Hydraulic Dredg~ Project
TYPE OF ERP APPLIED FOR: Conceptual
USE OF SOVEREIGN SUBMERGED LANDS: Yes
REQUIRED SECTIONS FOR COMPLETED APPLICATION: Scctionz A,C,E,G
REVIEWING OFFICE: Division Project - FDEP Bureau of Submerged Lands and
Environmental Resources (mF2505)
2600 Blair Store RoM
Tallahas.~, Florida 32399-2400
Attachment 2, Page 3 - The deacriplion of individual and conceptual permitting
requiremeut~ states that if the project quali~ for sorae type of geaeral permit, an ERP
may not be requized. If the U.S. Army Cori:~ of Engineet~ naHonwide permit is
considered a type of general pern~ and one wa~ obtained for the proposed project, it
could be exempted from ERP requirements under thc following nationwide permit
numbera/descdptioas:
U.S.A.C.O.E.N.P. N4 - Fish & W'ddlife Enhancement
U.S.A,C.O.E.N.P. #27 - Wetland Restoration Activities
Aquatic Plant Control Trust Fund
Recent changes to existing laws included adding the following statement under chapters
373/61-691/25214 and 25270. Laws of Florida: No permit shall be required for removal
from lakes of unconsolidated, flocculent organic detrital material that exists on the surface
ofnatural mineral soil if these activities ~ve a valid permit under S.369.20 or 369.29.
MAY S 0 19 7
1'3
MAY ~ 0 199? '~'
. ~ I~ J
Section G
Part FI
A.
B.
C.
Do
Submerged taa~
County Park with bo~t ramp, fishing pier, picnic ar~a. NO FEES AT PRESENT 'lIME
Convey 8.5X106 cu. yd ~ott sediment from lake bottom to contain~ upland disposal ama
County Park =N 1000 R. shore. ITme
MAY 2 0 1997
Z.~FuE ~AAFFORD RESTORAT]:ON PLA~
Frank Hore~lo and Tom Rose,get
Notez This plan £s in DRAFT form, and serves as a ~ork£ng docummnt subject to
revision until officially approved by the Florid& Game and Fresh Water FLsh
Com~£ssion.
Dr&f~ed
Res[orat£on Plan H£atory
Lake Trafford
6/2?/95
Rev£e~ed by~
Executive
Lake Trafford
Lake Trafford (605 hectares, 1,494 acres), located 5.5 km west of the
City of Immokalee in Collier County, is the largest lake south of Lake
Okeechobee and the second largest lake in the Florida Game and Fresh Water
Fish CO~nission'n (Co~nission) Everglades Region. A 1.6 hectare park, owned
and maintained by Collier county, provides public access to the lake. Park
~menities include a boat ramp, a fishing pier/boardwalk, picnic areas, and &
parking lot. Recreational angling Il the molt prevalent activity on this
lake.
In 1994, the Commission prepared a plan for improving sport fish catch
ke Trafford that wan scheduled for implementation in summer. 1996.
rates in La. . ' tin- of modifying nubstrates adjacent to ~ne _ .
The proposeo prelect, census 9
fishing pier, was limited in scope and did not address lakewide deterioration
of habitat and water quality in the lake.
Despite poor water quality, extensive muck accumulations, loss of native
sub~ergent plant co~%~unities, periodic aquatic weed infestations, and numerous
moderate fish kills, Lake Trafford ham historically supported an excellent
rec~eational fishery. Mowever, in April 1996 Lake Trafford experienced ·
massive fish kill in which a majority of the harveltable-lized Iport fllh
population expired. The Co~F~inlion'l Regional Fishery Biologist concluded
that, although the lake could still support a recreational fishery, complete
recovery would likely take several yearn.
In response to the recent fish kill, the Lake Trafford Restoration
Feasibility Task Force (Task Force} was assembled to identify problems and to
recommend possible remedial action. The Task Force concluded that the fish
kill was cau,ed by poor water quality conditions, including high Biolc~lcal
Oxygen Demand (BED), lethal ammonia levels, and depressed dissolved oxygen
content. Poor water quality wan attributed to internal nutrient cycling fro~
extensive organic muck deposits throughout the lake basin. The fish kill was
an ominous biological expression of advanced eutrophication and, without
intervention, recurring problems are predicted. The combined expertise of
Task Force members was integrated to prepare this comprehensive plan to
restore Lake Trafford.
The primary component of this plan is to employ one or more cutterhead
dredges to accomplish lakewide organic sediment removal. The plan also
includes restoration of native aquatic plant co~unitien to enhance habitat
for fish and wildlife populations, control of non-point source pollution to
prevent further degradation of water quality, and development of a long-term
management plan to ensure that the benefits of restoration are maintained
through time. preliminary estimates of project duration range from two to
five yearn. Project COlt Il roughly estimated at five million dollarl.
MAY Z 0
e,. il-
DRAFT
LAKE I"]U~,rFORD RESTORATION PLAN
($une 27, 1996)
The following narrative pertains to the restoration project proposed for
Lake Trafford. This plan is in outline for~ and follows the format contained
in the Coe~lasion-approved Lake Restoration Prospectus. Supporting
d~uMntation is included in appendices numbered to correspond with sections
of this plan required in the 'Current Status' revl~.
B&ckorcund
Lake Trafford, located in Collier County, has a surface area of 605
hectares and is approximately 2.? km long by 1.2 km wide. The lake has ·
maximum water depth of ] meters and a mean water depth of approxim~tel~ 2
meters. Lake Trafford drains a watershed of approximately ??.6x10 k~. Its
watershed is do, Snared b7 agricultural lands, followed by undeveloped wetl·mte
and undeveloped forrested lands. There are no known point sources of
pollution discharging into Lake Trafford.
The lake, located 5.Skm west of the City of left. kales, is surrounded by
wetlands and forrested areas. Residential development is restricted to ·
small portion of the eastern shoreline. Collier County maintains i public
park on the northeast shore that provides boat and bank access to the lake.
LakQ Trafford is designated a Class III waterbody with primary uses of
recreation and propogation of healthy, well-balanced fish and wildlife
populations. Water quality in the lake is presently rated as 'fair' to 'poor'
due to elevated biological oxygen demand and high total nitrogen
concentrations.
Flocculent organic sedim~nts uniformly blanket the bottom of Lake
Trafford and range from 0.25-3.0 meters in depth. This 'muck' not only
contributes to degraded water quality, but it also precludes establishment of
significant areas of native rooted aquatic vegetation that are considered
vital for maintenance of healthy, balanced fish and wildlife populations.
Hydrilla (HYdrllla verticillate) was inadvertently introduced to this
system around 1971 and covreage rapidly expanded to lake-wide proportions.
Extensive organic muck deposits in Lake Trafford are thought to be the product
of herbicide control and subsequent decay of noxious vegetation.
Predominate recreational use of Lake Trafford is sport fishing, with
larqemouth bass (Mlcrovterus salmoides) and bream (Lemoml! app.) most
frequently targeted species. For the period of record that extends over 30
years, the lake has supported an excellent bass fishery, including a
reputation for trophy-sized fish; however, a massive fish kill occurred in
April 1996 that nearly decimated the existing bass fishery. The fish kill was
attributed to low dissolved oxygen concentrations coupled with lethal total
Ammonia concentrations. Water quality problems were attributed to extensive
internal nutrient cycling due to presence of organic sediments throughout the
lake basin.
Problem $~atemen~
The recent massive fish kill in which a majority of the adult sport fish
population expired resulted in significant impairment of the primary lake uae
that is recreational fishing. This fish kill was attributed to poor water
quality due to internal nutrient cycling from extensive organic sediments. It
was estimated that several years will be required for sport fish populations
to return to former levels, and that fish populations will only recover if ·
similar kill does not occur within this recovery period.
Loss of a majority of the existing adult sport fish population w%'~ an AGEN, DAFFEM..
ominous biological expression of the hypereutrophic state of this lake.I Th~0. ~J
MAY 0 1997
presence of muck deposits throughout the Lake Trafford Basin conflicts with
several aspects the Class III use designation. Numerous problems were
identified and listed below:
1)' Organic sediments contribute to poor water quality that causes periodic
fish kills,
2) Organic sediments limit sport fish spawning potential because firm bottom
3) Organic sediments limit aport fish recruitment by limiting gro~r~h of
rooted aquatic macrophytes that serve as important nursery areas for Juvenile
fish, offering both protective cover and substrate for production of
invertebrates in their diet,
4) Organic sediments contribute to imbalance in fish populations, resulting
in rough fish populations tolerant of highly degraded conditions,
5) Organic sediments decrease recreational opportunities, especially for
anglers, due to all of the problems listed above.
Members of the Lake Trafford Restoration Feasibility Task Force
unanimously agreed upon a single possible solution to restoring Lake Trafford.
Nydraulic dredging to accc~nplilh lakewide removal of extenlive muck
accumulations was determined to be the only vi&bls alternative in restoring
this waterbody.
Reco~.end_~d Restoration Pla~
The recommended restoration plan for Lake Trafford conslltl of lakewide
hydraulic dredging of organic bottom sediments and pumping slurry to a nearby
upland disposal area. Numerous tasks must be accomplished prior to
implementing a project of this magnitude. Short-term tasks identified as
priorities in early project planning lnclude~
1) sediment mapping to generate an eltimate of volume of dredged material,
2) sediment toxicity analyses tO determine if project is ~ermissible,
3} locating nearby potential suitable disposal area(s},
4) securing funds from a variety of sources and for · number of years,
LA~ SELECTION
The following sections consist mostly of background data that serve to
Justify implementing a major lake restoration project. This portion of the
plan is currently being developed and is provided here in outline
A. ~lternate Pl~nm for R~storation -
Potential Benefit8 -
1. Sport fishing
2. Overall aesthetic value
3. General Wildlife/Ecological Values
4. Scientific Value
5. Waterfowl Hunting
6. Wildlife Observations
7. Aquatic Resource Education
8. Other Hunting
9. Boating
10. Swimming
11. Skiing
12. Camping
13. Potable Water Supply
14. Irrigation Supply
15. Commercial Fishing
t4AY 0
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~. Znduntr£a~ Usaa
c.
1. ~ecraational Info~atLon
2. Fish Pol:~lation Data
Wildlife Population Data
4. Aquatic Vegetation Data
6. Sed£mant Data
7. Aquifer Containment Znforma~ion
8. Hydrology Data
9. Meteorological Predictions
10. Legal Ownership
11. Point Sources of Pollution
12. Non-~lnt-aourcas of Pollution
13. Water Level Controls
D. Feasibility of Succemm
g.g.~ Restoration
F. ~ Support Available
G. ~ ~ Plan ~m~l~,nentation
BAY S 01 7
Attachment AZ
Bathymetdc Profll~ Lak~ Trafford
'e
Pepper CInM
BM'n
T4
Like Tr~otd Mmtne
T-2
T-4
T-7
Lm~ Pm
Co~J(~wSwimp
Cu~;~d ~ Tre~e
Figure 1. Bathymetry transect
locations and navigational aids,
Lake Trafford (1,494 acres).
Th~ L.M~ TrlnalM I~lml~rllon FMIM~M~ TM FM~I
4
5
6
6
* prepared at an el~YIt}o~l of 11.0~ tt MSL
$
4
Figure 2.
Contour map of water depths in Lake Trafford
(1,494 acres), April 1996.
The L,~e Tre~xd I~or~lo. If~,,4:~ff T~4~ Fer~,e
IIAY gO lggT' /
5
Lak~ Tr~tt'ord Me,ne
2
Depth~ in fe.~ N
Figure 3. Contour map of sediment depths in Lake Trafford
(1,494 acres), April 1996.
MAY S 0'1m7
5
9:
Like Trl~lx~ ~
Depthl In feet
· pcep~ed et an elev~o~ o~ 11.0~ It MIL
'11
g
7',
N
Figure 4. Contour map of hypothetical water depths In Lake
Trafford (1,494 acres) after complete sediment removal·
Attachment
Florid: Deptrtment of Environmental Protection
Chemical Analysis Report - Lake Ts'afford Sediments
MAY 2 0'199Z
Attachment A4
Pre-AppllcaHon Meetings
DATE
:,4
28 .lune 1996
16~ 1996
11 October 1996
25 October 1996
LOCATION
Collier Cou=y Housiz~ Author~ Offr~ts
KEY REPRESENTATIVES
Lake Trafford
Lake Tra.fford
Dr..l',~'on~ Shimma, Director
Division of F'tsherks, Fl. Game
& Fish Comm. (OFC)
Scott Hardin, ~ Bureau of
Su~ew~e Senates
(AIl in the GFC's Divis~n off .~ni~)
Attachment CI
As r~quired IV Section C, Item 4
Dcpictiou or Proposed Activity
11-OCT-1996
Page
I of
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
CENTRAL LABORATORY
2600 BLAIR STONE ROAD
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32399-2400
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REPORT
Request ID: RQ-96-AUG-26-25 CompQAP$ 870688G
Job ID: 96-AUG-30-05 Project: OTHER
Job Name: La~e Trafford - Job created on 30-AUG-1996 11:1
Date Received: 30-AUG-1996 Customer ID: SO-PNG-WTF
Authorized: 11-OCT-!996 By: Jack Merritt
Submitted By:
SO DIST.(PUNTA GORDA) - WATER FACILITIES
7451 Golf.Course Blvd.
Punta Gorda, Florida 33982-9359
12
For Additional Information, Please Contact
Timothy W. Fitzpatrick
Yuh-Hsu Pan, Ph.D.
Julio Arrecis, Ph.D.
Liang-Tsair Lin, Ph.D.
Suncom 277-2571
(904) 487-2571
Certified By:
Abbreviations & Storet Codes:
A - Value reported is the mean of two or more determinations
B - Results based on colony counts outside the acceptable range.
I - Value reported is less than the minimum quantitation-limit,
and greater than or equal to the minimum detection limit.
J - Estimated value
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given
N - Presumptive evidence of presence of material.
O - Sampled, but analysis lost or not performed.
Q - sample held beyond normal holding time.
T - Value reported is less than the criterion of detection.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected;
The value reported is the minimum detection limit.
V - Analyte was detected in both sample and method blank.
Z - Colonies were too numerous to count (TNTC).
2 0 997
11-OCT-1996
Page 2 of 12
Sample ID: 150528/96-AUG-30-05-01
Location: T_,%y~E TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT1
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 09:50
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~>~-u~
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storetl Analyte Value
71921 Mercury 0.057 A
Comment None
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 23:04 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~ Analyte
.0
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
Value
Aluminum O
Arsenic 3 U
Antimony O
Barium 9.51 A
Beryllium O
Cadmium 0.6 U
Calcium O
Chromium 5.6 A
Cobalt O
Copper O
Iron 0
Lead 17.2 J
Magnesium O
Manganese O
Nickel O
Potassium O
Selenium- 6 U
Silver 2 U
Sodium O
Strontium O
Thallium O
150528/96-AUG-30-05-01/S-ICP
Units
Continued on Pa
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
.:.
11-OCT-1996
150528/96-AUG-30-05-01/$-ICP
· Storet~ Analyte
mmmmm--m
a 01088 Vanadium
01093 Zinc
? Comment
Page 3 of 12
2
Continued from Page
Value Units
0 mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150529/96-AUG-30-05-02
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT2
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:10
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~De-mc
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RUN McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245~5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~
71921
Comment
Value
Analyte .
Mercury 0.46
None
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:22 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet%
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
Value
Analyte .
Aluminum O
Arsenic 4.8 I
Antimony O
33.7
Barium O
Beryllium 0.6 U
Cadmium O
Calcium 19
Chromium O
Cobalt O
Copper 0
Iron
Lead 8.1 I
150529/96-AUG-30-05-02/S-ICP Continued on
Units
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mo/K~ ....
11-0CT-1996
Page 4 of 12
150529/96-AUG-30-05-02/S-ICP
~toretl~ Analyte
Continued from Page 3
Value Units
00924 Magnesium
01053 Manganese
01068 Nickel
00938 Potassium
01148 Selenium
01078 Silver
00934 Sodium
01083 Strontium
34480 Thallium
01088 Vanadium
01093 Zinc
Comment
O mg/Kg
0 mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
0 mg/Kg
6 U mg/Kg
7 U mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150530/96-AUG-30-05-03
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT3
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:20
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~m-~c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGB~GOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storett Analyte Value
71921 Mercury 0.28
Comment None
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:28 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storetl Analyte Value
Units
01108 Aluminum
01003 Arsenic
01098 Antimony
150530/96-AUG-30-05-03/S-ICP
O mg/Kg
0' 9 I m~/K~
/ '
11-0CT-1996
150530/96-AUG-30-05-03/S-ICP
Storet%
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
01088
01093
Comment
Analyte
Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Selenium
SAlver
Sodium
Strontium
Thallium
Vanadi%un
Zinc
Page 5 of 12
Continued from Page 4
Value Units
20.8 mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
0.6 U mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
9.7 mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O. mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
13 J mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
6 U mg/Kg
5 U mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150531/96-AUG-30-05-04
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT4
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:30
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments:
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FR~."WTRSD
BY: RON McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7~71.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet% Analyte Value
71921 Mercury 0.38
Comment None
Units
mg/kg
150531/96-AUG-30-05-04
Continued on Page
6
11-OCT-1996
150531/96-AUG-30-05-04
Page
Continued from Page 5
6 of
12
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Du~ree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:33 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
01088
01093
Comment
Analyte
Aluminum
Arsenic
Antimony
Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Selenium
Silver
Sodium
Strontium
Thallium
Vanadium
Value Units
o mg/Kg
5.1 I mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
36.3 mg/Kg
o mg/K9
0.7 U mg/Kg
0 mg/Kg
21 mg/Kg
o ~g/Kg
O mg/Kg
0 mg/Kg
12 J mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
7 U mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
Zinc O mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150532/96-AUG-30-05-05
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT5
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:45
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: m~4Dc
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGReGOR
By: Jack Merritt
150532/96-AUG-30-05-05 Continued on Page 7
~0 REC~
11-OCT-1996
150532/96-AUG-30-05-05
Page
Continued from Page 6
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
.Prepared: 5-$EP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized:' 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet% Analyte Value
....... 0.39
71921 Mercury
Comment None
7 of
Units
12
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:38 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
G1053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
01088
01093
Comment
Analyte
Value
Aluminum O
Arsenic 3.5 U
Antimony O
37.3
Barium 0
Beryllium 0.7 U
Cadmium 0
Calcium 21
Chromium O
Cobalt O
Copper O
Iron 14 J
Lead O
Magnesium O
Manganese
Nickel O
Potassium O
Selenium 7 U
7U
Silver
Sodium O
Strontium 0
Thallium O
Vanadium O
Zinc
Units
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/~g
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
mg/Kg
o mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
d
11-OCT-1996
Page
Sample ID: 150533/96-AUG-30-05-06
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LTSD
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:46
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~ ~
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FB/~WT~D
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
StoretJ
71921
comment
Analyte
MerCury
None
Value
0.4O
oo
8 of 12
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:43 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet%
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
Value
Analyte __ - ......
O
Alqminum 3 U
Arsenic O
Antimony 41.3
Barium O
Beryllium 0.6 U
Cadmium O
CalCium 21
Chromium O
cobalt O
Copper O
Iron 13 J
Lead O
Magnesium O
I~anganese O
Nickel O
Potassium 6 U
Selenium 7 U
Silver O
Sodium O
Strontium O
Thallium
150533/96-AUG-30-05-06/S-ICP Continued on
Units
11-OCT-1996 Page 9 of 12
150533/96-AUG-30-OS-O6/$-ICP Continued from Page 8
Storet% Analyte Value Units
01088 vanadium O
01093 Zinc O mg/Kg
Comment The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150534/96-AUG-30-05-07
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT6
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 11:00
Auth6rized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~4~c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysis ID: ~G-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet% Analyte
71921 Mercury
Cc,~unent None
Value
0.46
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: S-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:49 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet4
Analyte
01108
01003
01098
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
Aluminum
Arsenic
~ntimony
Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium
Calcium
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
150534/96-AUG-30-05-07/S-ICP
Value Units
0
5.1 I mgt
O
43.3
O mg~
0.9 U mg~
O mg~
23 mg~
O mg~
O mg~
O mg~
18 J
Kg
Kg
'Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
mg~Kg
BAY 0 J
11-0CT-1996
150534 / 96-AUG-30-05-07/S-ICP
OStoret% Analyte
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
01088
01093
Comment
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Selenium
Page. 10 of 12
Continued from Page 9
Value Units
Silver
Sodium
Strontium
Thallium
Vanadium
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
o mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
9 U mg/Kg
9 U mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
O mg/Kg
Zinc O mg/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
Sample ID: 150535/96-AUG-30-05-08
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT6D
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 11:05
Authorized: 11-0CT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~u>~
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Jack Merritt
Analysi~ ID: HG-H-S
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
Prepared: 5-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Jack Martin
Analyzed: 6-SEP-1996 10:00 By: Joel Bonenfant
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~ Analyte Value
71921 Mercury 0.37
Comment None
Units
mg/kg
Analysis ID: $-ICP
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Prepared: 9-SEP-1996 11:30 By: Barry Dupree
Analyzed: 2-OCT-1996 22:54 By: Scott Hansen
Authorized: 8-OCT-1996 By: Julio J. Arrecis
Storet~ Analyte
Value Units
01108 Aluminum ! mg/Kg
01003 Arsenic .6 I m /K
150535/96-AUG-30-O§-OS/S-ICP Continued on Pa
11-OCT-1996 Page 11 of 12
150535/96-AUG-30-OS-OS/S-ICP
Storet%
Continued from Page 10
Analyte
Value Units
01008
01013
01028
00917
01029
01038
01043
01170
01052
00924
01053
01068
00938
01148
01078
00934
01083
34480
01088
01093
Comment
Barium 39.4
Beryllium O ag/
Cadmium 0.8 U mgt
Calcium 0 ag;
Chromiua 22 mg;
Cobalt O mg~
Copper O mg~
Iron 0 mg
Lead 15 J mg/
Magnesium 0 mg~
Manganese 0 mg~
Nickel 0 mg/
Potassium 0
Selenium 8 U
Silver 8 U ag~
Sodium O ag~
Strontium 0 ag;
Thallium 0 ag;
Vanadium O ag~
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Kg
Zinc 0 ag/Kg
The sample appeared to be heterogeneous with respect to Pb.
FLORIDA DE~ARTKENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
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AGE~D.A
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Signature:
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S£gnatu~e:
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~I~S~I/~]~T TISGJK
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:
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FLORIDA DEPARTKENT OF ENVIROi~KENTAL PROTECTION
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gATER ILAIO3 SOIL/~I) ]P~Jrr TIS~f C31E3ql CAL IdlLSTE
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~nalyses
AS'-G-S
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$-PEST-CL
S-PEST-N
S-PEST-P
]~ottle Type
GJ-$00ML
# ~ttles Prese~&~ves
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
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Collection Date=~
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Signature:
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C~torlne, Total lasldult - 5(X)60
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NPDE$ Number:
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Begin: End:
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HG-H-S
S-ICP
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S-PEST-N
S-PEST-P
it' Bottles Preservatives
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,llm~)le Locat£ont~
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FLORIDA DEPARTMEZ~T OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
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Collect:ion Time
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:
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FLORIDA DEPA/RTM~NT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
CENTRAL LABORATORY
2600 BLAIR STONE ROAD RECEIV£D
TALLARASSEE, FLORIDA 32399-2400
m AL sis OCT 2 8 1996
D.E.P. Punta Gorda
Request ID: RQ-96-AUG-26-25 CompQAPI 870688G
Job ID: 96-AUG-30-09 Project: OTHER
Job Name: Lake Trafford - Job created on 30-AUG-1996 11:1
Date Received: 30-AUG-1996 Customer ID: SO-PNG-WTF
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Liang T. Lin
Submitted By: SO DIST. (PUNTA GORDA) - WATER FACILITIES 7451 Golf Course Blvd.
Punta Gorda, Florida 33982-9359
For Additional Information, Please Contact
Timothy W. Fitzpatrick
Yuh-Hsu Pan, Ph.D.
Julio Arrecis, Ph.D.
Liang-Tsair Lin, Ph.D.
Suncom 277-2571
(904) 487-2571
Certified By: -~uS~ Date:/O//~/g
Abbreviations & Storet Codes:
A - Value reported is the mean of two or more determinations
B - Results based on colony counts outside the acceptable range.
I Value reported is less than the minimum quantitation limit,
and greater than or equal to the minimum detection limit
J - Estimated value '
K - Actual value is known to be less than value given
L - Actual value is known to be greater than value given
N - Presumptive evidence of presence of material.
O - Sampled, but analysis lost or not performed.
Q - Sample held beyond normal holding time.
T - Value reported is less than the criterion of detection.
U - Material was analyzed for but not detected;
The value reported is the minimum detection limit.
v - Analyte was detected in both sample and method blank,
Z - Colonies were too numerous to count (TNTC).
AGENDA
NO. ~
MAY
ll-OCT-1996
Page 2 of 16
Sample ID: 150551/96-AUG-30-09-01
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT1
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 09:50
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~=~4Dc
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian N£culescu
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolskf
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Harek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
39333 Aldrin
39076 Aipha-BHC
34257 Beta-BHC
34262 Delta-BHC
39343 Gamma-BHC
39351 Chlordane
39311 DDD-p,p'
39321 DDE-p,p'
39301 DDT-p,p'
39383 Dieldrin
34364 Endosulfan I
34359 Endosulfan II
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate
39393 Endrin
82633 Endrin Aldehyde
75044 Heptachlor
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide
39481 Methoxychlor
39403 Toxaphene
Comment(l): None
Units
3.5 U ug/k9
3.5 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
3.5 U ug/kg
3.5 U ug/kg
44 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
6.4 I ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
3.5 U ug/kg.
3.5 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
3.5 U ug/kg
6.2 U ug/kg
15 U ug/kg
220 U ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:29
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996
sediment by mod 3550/8140 By: Betina To1~olski
By: Marek Topolski
By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte
Value Units
39631
Alachlor
Atrazine
Bromacil
150551/96-AUG-30-09-01/S-~EST-N
14 U ug/kg
86 U ug/kg
'- 11-0CT-1996 Page 3 of 16
150551/96-AUG-30-09-01/S-PEST-N
toret~
Analyte
Continued from Page 2
Value Units
38818 Hexazinone 59 U ug/kg
Metalaxyl 180 U ug/kg
81409 Metribuzin 59 U ug/kg
Norflurazon 88 U ug/kg
78688 Promgtryn 29 U ug/kg
39046 Simazine 15 U ug/kg
Triademefon 75 U ug/kg
Comments(I) None
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:29 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte
Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 29 U
29998 Diazinon 29 U
81887. Disulfoton 44 U
39399 Ethion 14 U
82288 Ethoprop 29 U
73032 Fenamiphos 88 U
46345 Isofenphos 29 U
39531 Malathion 44 U
Methamidophos 880 U
82643 Mevinphos 71 U
30013 Naled 240 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 29 U
38922 Terbufos 44 U
Comments(l) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Sample ID: 150552/96-AUG-30-09-02
Location: I2tKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT2
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:10
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: m~4~c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRn~WTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
150552/96-AUG-30-09-02 Continued on Page 4
11-OCT-1996
150552 / 96-AUG-30-09-02
Page
Continued from Page 3
4 of
Analysis ID: $-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet% Analyte Value
39333 Aldrin 7.7 U
39076 Alpha-BHC 7.7 U
34257 Beta-BHC 13 U
34262 Delta-BHC 7.7 U
39343 Gamma-BHC 7.7 U
39351 Chlordane 96 U
39311 DDD-p,p' 13 U
39321 DDE-p,p' 8.7 T
39301 DDT-p,p' 13 U
39383 Dieldrin 13 U
34364 Endosulfan I 7.7 U
34359 Endosulfan II 7.7 U
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 13 U
39393 Endrin 13 U
82633 Endrin Aldehyde 13 U
75044 Heptachlor 7.7 U
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide 13 U
39481 Methoxychlor 33 U
39403 Toxaphene 480 U
Comment(I): None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: $-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:29 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet% Analyte Value
Alachlor 190 U
39631 Atrazine 31 U
Bromacil 190 U
38818 Hexazinone 130 U
Metalaxyl 380 U
81409 Metribuzin 130 U
Norflurazon 190 U
78688 Prometryn 63 U
39046 Simazine 33 U
Triademefon 160 U
Comments(i) None
150552/96-AUG-30-09-02
Continued on Page' 5
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
MAY 0 1997
11-OCT-1996
150552/96-AUG-30-09-02
Page
Continued from Page 4
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:29 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet% Analyte
Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 63 U
29998 Diazinon 63 U
81887 Disulfoton 96 U
39399 Ethion 31 U
82288 Ethoprop 63 U
73032 Fenamiphos 190 U
46345 Isofenphos 63 U
39531 Malathion 96 U
Methamidophos 1900 U
82643 Mevinphos 160 U
30013 Naled 520 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 63 U
38922 Terbufos 96 U
Comments(l) None
5 of
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
16
Sample ID: 150554/96-AUG-30-09-03
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT3
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:20
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~-~-4Dc
Field Comments:
Matrix: $-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
" Storet% Analyte Value
.. 39333 Aldrin 4.1 U
· 39076 Alpha-BHC 4.1 U
34257 Beta-BHC 7.1 U
~ 34262 Delta-BHC 4.1 U
39343 Gamma-BHC 4.1 U
T 39351 Chlordane 51 U
150554/96-AUG-30-09-03/S-PEST-CL
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kq
Continued on Page I 6"o' ~./
! MAY Z 0 19 /'
11-OCT-1996
150554/96-AUG-30-09-03/S-PEST-CL
Storet% Analyte
Page 6 of 16
Continued from Page 5
Value Onits
39311 DDD-p,p' 7.1 U
39321 DDE-p,p' 7.5 I
39301 DDT-p,p' 7.1 U
39383 Dieldrin 7.1 U
34364 Endosulfan I 4.1 U
34359 Endosulfan II 4.1 U
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 7.1'U
39393 Endrin 7.1 U
82633 Endrin Aldehyde 7.1 U
75044 Heptachlor 4.1 U
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide 7.1 U
39481 Methoxychlor 17 U
39403 Toxaphene 250 U
Comment(l): None
'kg
'kg
'kg
'kg
'kg
'kg
'kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:29 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
StoretJ Analyte Value
Alachlor 100 U
39631 Atrazine 16 U'
Bromacil 100 U
38818 Hexazinone 68 U
Metalaxyl 200 U
81409 Metribuzin 68 U
Norflurazon 100 U
78688 Prometryn 34 U
39046 Simazine 17 U
Triademefon 86 U
Comments(l) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
StoretJ Analyte
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl
29998 Diazinon
81887 Disulfoton
150554/96-AUG-30-09-03/S-PEST-P
Value Units
34 U ug/kg
34 U ug/kg
Continued51 U on
11-OCT-1996
150554/96-AUG-30-09-03/S-PEST-P
itoret% Analyte
39399 Ethion
82288 Ethoprop
73032 Fenamiphos
46345 I$ofenphos
39531 Malathion
Methamidophos
82643 Mevinphos
30013 Naled
39601 Parathion Methyl
38922 Terbufos
Commehts(1) None
Page 7 of
Continued from Page
Value Units
16 U ug/kg
34 U ug/kg
100 U ug/kg
34 U ug/kg
51 U ug/kg
1000 U ' ug/kg
82 U ug/kg
270 U ug/kg
34 U ug/kg
51U ug/kg
16
6
Sample ID: 150556/96-AUG-30-09-04
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT4
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:30
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~~=c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~
Analyte
39333 Aldrin
39076 Alpha-BHC
34157 Beta-BHC
34262 Delta-BHC
39343 Gamma-BHC
39351 Chlordane
39311 DDD-p, p'
39321 DDE-p, p'
39301 DDT-p, p'
39383 Dieldrin
34364 EndoSulfan I
34359 Endosulfan II
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate
39393 Endrin
82633 Endrin Aldehyde
75044 Heptachlor
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide
39481 Methoxychlor
150556/96-AUG-30-09-04/S-PEST-CL
Value
Units
8.7 U
8.7U
15 U
8.7U
8.7 U
110 U
15 U
9.5 T
15 U
15 U
8.7U
'8.7 U
15 U
15 U
15 U
8.7U
15 U
37 U
Continued on Page
ug/kg
ug/kg
uglkg
ugtkg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ugh'kg
ugh'kg
ugh'kg
ugh'kg
ugl kg
ugi'kg
ugi~kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
u~/kg
11-OCT-1996
150556/96-AUG-30-09-04/S-PEST-CL
Storet% Analyte
39403 Toxaphene
Comment(l): None
Page 8 of
Continued from Page
Value Units
540 U ug/kg
16
7
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolek/
Analyzed: 18-$EP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolsk~
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
Alachlor 220 U
39631 Atrazine 35 U
Bromacil 210 U
38818 Hexazinone 150 U
Metalaxyl 430 U
81409 Metribuzin 150 U
Norflurazon 220 U
78688 Prometryn 72 U
39046 Simazine 37 U
Triademefon 180 U
Comments(l) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 72 U
29998 Diazinon 72 U
81887 Disulfoton 110 U
39399 Ethion 35 U
82288 Ethoprop 72 U
73032 Fenamiphos 220 U
46345 Isofenphos 72 U
39531 Malathion 110 U
Methamidophos 2200 U
82643 Mevinphos 180 U
30013 Naled 590 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 72 U
38922 Terbufos 110 U
Comments(I) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
'' 11-OCT-1996 Page 9 of 16
Sample ID: 150557/96-AUG-30-09-05
Location: LAKE TRA.~FORD
Field ID: C082996-LT5
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:45
Author£zed: 11-0CT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: ~u~.
Field Cor,,~ents:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
StoretJ Analyte Value
39333 Aldrin 9.3 U
39076 Alpha-BHC 9.3 U
34257 Beta-BHC 16 U
34262 Delta-BHC 9.3 U
39343 Gamma-BHC 9.3 U
39351 Chlordane 120 U
39311 DDD-p,p' 16 U
39321 DDE-p,p' 16 T
39301 DDT-p,p' 16 U
39383 Dieldrin 16 U
34~64 Endosulfan I 9.3 U
34359 Eadosulfan ii 9.3 U
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 16 U
39393 Endrin 16 U
82633 Endrin Aldehyde 16 U
75044 Heptachlor 9.3 U
39423 ~eptachlor E~oxide 16 U
39481 Methoxychlor 39 U
39403 To×aphene 580 U
Comment(l): None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
· ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-$EP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
39631
Units
Alachlor 230 U ug/kg
Atrazine 37 U ug/kg
Bromacil 230 U ug/kg
Continued on Pa9
150557/96-AUG-30-09-05/S-PEST-N
MAY S.O 1997
11-0CT-1996 Page 10 of 16'
150557/96-AUG-30-09-05/S-PEST-N
Continued from Page 9
Storet% Analyte Value Units
38818 Hexazinone 160 U ug/kg
Metalaxyl 460 U ug/kg
81409 Metribuzin 160 U ug/kg
Norflurazon 230 U ug/kg
78688 Prometryn 77 U ug/kg
39046 $imazine 39 U ug/kg
Triademefon 200 U ug/kg
Comments(i) None
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: }~rek To~olski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet# Analyte Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 77 U
29998 Diazinon 77 U
81887 Disulfoton 120 U
39399 Ethion 37 U
82288 Ethoprop 77 U
73032 Fenamiphos 230 U
46345 Isofenphos 77 U
39531 Malathion 120 U
Methamidophos 2300 U
82643 Mevinphos 190 U
30013 Naled 630 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 77 U
38922 Terbufos 120 U
Comments(l) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Sample ID: 150558/96-AUG-30-09-06
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LTSD
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 10:46
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: mm xD~-~c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
150558/96-AUG-30-09-06 Continued on Page 11
11 -OCT- 1996 Page
150558/96-AUG-30-09-06 Continued from Page 10
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
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16
Storet9 Analyte Value
39333 Aldrin 8.9 U
39076 Alpha-BHC 8.9 U
34257 Beta-BHC 15 U
34262 Delta-BHC 8.9 U
39343 Gamma-BHC 8.9 U
39351 Chlordane 110 U
39311 DDD-p,p' 15 U
39321 DDE-p,p' 15 T
39301 DDT-p,p' 15 U
39383 Dieldrin 15 U
34364 Endosulfan I 8.9 U
34359 Endosulfan II 8.9 U
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 15 U
39393 Endrin 15 U
82633 EndrinAldehyde 15 U
75044 Heptachlor 8.9 U
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide 15 U
39481 Methoxychlor 38 U
39403 Toxaphene 550 U
Comment(l): None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina To~olski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet{ Analyte Value
Alachlor 220 U
39631 Atrazine 35 U
Bromacil 220 U
38818 Hexazinone 150 U
Metalaxyl 440 U
81409 Metribuzin 150 U
Norflurazon 220 U
78688 Prometryn 73 U
39046 Simazine 38 U
Triademefon 190 U
Comments(I) None
150558/96-AUG-30-09-06 Continued on Page
Units
ug/
ug/
ug~
ug~
ug~ kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ugjkg
ug/kg
ug/kg
kg
kg
kg
kg
11-OCT-1996 Page
150558/96-AUG-30-09-06 Continued from Page 11
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-5EP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-$EP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 73 O
29998 Diazinon 73 U
81887 Disulfoton 110 U
39399 Ethion 35 U
82288 Ethoprop 73 U
73032 Fenamiphos 220 U
46345 Isofenphos 73 U
39531 Malathion 110 U
Methamidophos 2200 U
82643 Mevinphos 180 U
30013 Naled 600 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 73 U
38922 Terbufos 110 U
Comments(i) None
12 of
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
16
Sample ID: 150559/96-AUG-30-09-07
Location: LAKE TPJtFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT6
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 11:00
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: m~-~:
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
Analysis ID: S-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
4. Authorized: 11-OCT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
. 39333 Aldrin 9.7 U ug/kg
· .. 39076 Alpha-BHC 9.7 U ug/kg
. 34257 Beta-BHC 17 U ug/kg
34262 Delta-BHC 9.7 U ug/kg
~ 39343 Gamma-BHC 9.7 U ug/kg
· .' 39351 Chlordane 120 U ug/kg
150559/96-AUG-30-09-07/S-PEST-CL Continued on
W 3'7 ~'.." . .". .' ....... · .....~"'" ' ................ .'". ...... : -..-.~. -... :
Units
' 11-OCT-1996 Page 13 of 16.
150559/96-AUG-30-09-07/S-PEST-CL
Storet~ Analyte
Continued from Page 12
Value Units
39311 DDD-p,p' 17 U ug/kg
39321 DDE-p,p' 17 T ug/kg
39301 DDT-p,p' 17 U ug/kg
39383 Dieldrin 17 U ug/kg
34364 Endosulfan I 9.7 U ug/kg
34359 Endosulfan II 9.7 U ug/kg
34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 17 U ug/kg
39393 Endrin 17 U ug/kg
82633 Endrin Aldehyde 17 U ug/kg
75044 Heptachlor 9.7 U ug/kg
39423 Heptachlor Epoxide 17 U ug/kg
39481 Methoxychlor 41 U ug/kg
39403 Toxaphene 600 U ug/kg
Comment(l): None
Analysis ID: S-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Amalyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
Alachlor 240 U
39631 Atrazine 39 U
Bromacil 240 U
38818 Hexazinone 160 U
Metalaxyl 480 U
81409 Metribuzin 160 U
Norflurazon 240 U
78688 Prometryn 80 U
39046 Stmazine 41 U
Triademefon 210 U
Comments(l) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet~ Analyte Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 80 U
29998 Diazinon 80 U
81887 Disulfoton 120 U
~ O 150559/96-AUG-30-09-07/S-PEST-P Continued on P.
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
' 11-OCT-1996 Page 14 of 26
150559/96-AUG-30-09-07/S-PEST-P
Storet~ Analyte
39399 Ethion
82288 Ethoprop
73032 Fenamiphos
46345 Isofenpho~
39531 Malathion
Methamidophos
82643 Mevlnphos
30013 Naled
39601 Parathion Methyl
38922 Terbufos
Comments(i) None
Continued from Page 13
Value Units
39 U ug/kg
80 U ug/kg
240 U ug/kg
80 U ug/kg
120 U ug/kg
2400 U ug/kg
200 U ug/kg
650 U ug/kg
80 U ug/kg
120 U ug/kg
Sample ID: 150560/96-AUG-30-09-08
Location: LAKE TRAFFORD
Field ID: C082996-LT6D
Collected: 29-AUG-1996 11:05
Authorized: 11-OCT-1996
Type: Grab Sample
Lab Comments: m~c
Field Comments:
Matrix: S-FRHWTRSD
By: RON McGREGOR
By: Adrian Niculescu
Analysis ID: $-PEST-CL
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 20-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 11-0CT-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet% Analyte Value
Units
39333 Aldrin 9.6 U
39076 Alpha-BHC 9.6 U
34257 Beta-BHC 17 U
~ 34262 Delta-BHC 9.6 U
39343 Gamma-BHC 9,6 U
39351 Chlordane 120 U
39311 DDD-p,p' 17 U
~ 39321 DDE-p,p' 14 T
-~ 39301 DDT-p,p' 17 U
3. 39383 Dieldrin 17 U
34364 Endosulfan I 9.6 U
34359 Endosulfan II 9.6 U
· 34354 Endosulfan Sulfate 17 U
39393 Endrin 17 U
82633 Endrin Aldehyde 17 U
· 75044 Heptachlor 9.6 U
· - 39423 Heptachlor Epoxide 17 U
39481 Methoxychlor 41 U
150560/96-AUG-30-09-08/S-PEST-CL
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
11-OCT-1996
150560/96-AUG-30-09-08/S-PEST-CL
oStoret% Analyte
~ Toxaphene
Comment (1): None
Page 15 of 16
Continued from Page 14
Value Units
600 U ug/kg
Storet~
Analysis ID: $-PEST-N
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-$EP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-$EP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Analyte
Alachlor
39631 Atrazine
Bromacil
38818 Hexazinone
Metalaxyl
81409 Metribuzin
Norflurazon
78688 Prometryn
39046 Simazine
Triademefon
Comments(l)' None
Value
240 U
38 U
230 U
160 U
480 U
160 U
240 U
79 U
41 U
200 U
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
Analysis ID: S-PEST-P
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Prepared: 4-SEP-1996 00:00 By: Betina Topolski
Analyzed: 18-SEP-1996 16:30 By: Marek Topolski
Authorized: 18-SEP-1996 By: Adrian Niculescu
Storet% Analyte
Value
29995 Chlorpyrifos Ethyl 79 U
29998 Diazinon 79 U
81887 Disulfoton 120 U
39399 Ethion 38 U
79 U
82288 Ethoprop
73032 Fenamiphos 240 U
79 U
46345 Isofenphos
39531 Malathion 120 U
Methamidophos 2400 U
82643 Mevinphos 190 U
30013 Nxled 650 U
39601 Parathion Methyl 79 U
38922 Terbufos 120 U
Comments(i) None
Units
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
ug/kg
11-OCT-1996 Page 16 of 16
QUALITY CONTROL REPORT
Job ID: 96-AUG-30-09
92.2 121 109
90.0 1~ 107
114
147 144
117
1~ 111
92.2 1~ 110
1~ 141
101 11~ 11~
Precision results are derived from duplicate samples
matrix spikes (SPK) or duplicate lab fortified blanks
~,~,~
10.$
4.1
7.*
4.2
12.1
2.4
5.7
1.3
*.2
11.1
2.1
4.1
1.0
0.2
($M~), duplicate
(LFB).
********** END OF REPORT
R~~
0CT 2 8 1996
D.E.P. Puata Gorda
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF E~-~IRONHENTAL PROTECTION
Xe~e.tor: SO-PNG-~
D~ t s o d -95-A G- 6-
$~mple Location= L~¢. T~'~'~',,~
Storet Sta~£on Numbert -
NPD£S Number:
Collection Time
Beg£n~ End:
__sw~xc~ C,rx~.T)
1dATER
~iRIrLUE#T
~E FFLUIE#T
ILJ, NX$
SOl L/SrO I)~fT TISSUE
CX[xl CAL VA.1TE
__CH[]( VASTE
r~eld
Field Parameters Measured By: Depth
SLgnature: Chtor~M, Total ResiSt - 50~ C~):
Olssotv~ ~CPr~)
S~ple~ By:
Sigh&tuts: Sl~nl~ - ~ CPPTh):
Secchf O~th - ~78 Ce):
Field Re~r~ Prepared By: ~ ~C~[(~ S~fftc C~t~e-~4 C~o/~):
~alysel Bottle ~pe ~ Bottles Prele~atives
AS-G-S GJ-250~ 1
HG-H-S ICE
~-iCP
3-~EST-CL GJ-~ 00~ 1
· S-PEST-N ICE
~ S-PEST-P O
ILa, Y g 0 J
NPDES Number:
Collect£on Time
Crab, f~- f~)
Ccxapo. £te Beg£n :_ ]:nd:
ILA~S
Field Parameters Measured By:
Signature:
Sampled By:
Signature:
Field Re~ort Prepared By:
$1gnatur.: .//~//
~alysea ~ottle T~pe
AS-G-S GJ-250~
HG-H-S
S-ICP
.~S-P~ST-C~--~'
, s-P~s:-~|
Ls-Pssz-P
SOl t/~91 ~.gr TIS~J~
sk~.~ , OTqR
Lq~RICALVA~rE
..._CR~I VASTE
Field Parameters:
(Net):
C~LOrfM, ToUt laidult - $00~0 Cog/k):
SatiniW- ~
L!
Dottles Prllervatives
XCE-
l ICE
MAY OlE
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EI~';IROlfMENTAL PROTECTION
so-PNO-~ ·
Storet Sbation Number:__
NPD£$ Number:
Collection Time
Grabs
COm~lite Beg£n:. End:
Field Parameters Measured By:
Signature:
Sampled By:
Signature:
Field Parameters:
(Jretc):-
C~O~{M,..Tocst les~du4t - 500~0 Clog/'1.):
Sec~l D~Ch ' 0~78
Te~parlCure - 00010 CC):
Analyses Bottle Type t Bottles Preservatives
AS-G-S
HC-H-S
$-ICP
S-PEST-CL
S-PEST-N
I-?£ST-P
GJ-250ML
i ICE
OJ-500~L
ICE
AGE
HAY 2 0
I~DES Number:
Collectio~
Grab:_
Field Parameters Healured By:
Signature:
By:
Signature:
Field Report Prepared By: /~e /';, 0 ~/~'~ /7 %/ /'
Analyses
AS-G-S
HC-H-S
S-IC?
S-PZST-CL
S-PEST-N
S-?EST-P
Eottle Type
OJ-2507~
CJ-SG0Y~
Bottles Preservatives
1 ICE
1 ICE
Sc~x~ FIMT lepo~t To:_
" . .. .' : .' .i.:' · ."' ':
MAY ~ 0 1997'
FLORIDA DEPT~THENT OF ENVIRONHENT]tL pROTECTION
C£~rT'R.A/.. LADOKATOKY SA~PL.~ $1J~.~ZTT~L
Lab ZD:
PMA$ ~;0. ~ 1306
~.. ~.~au e ~ t.o r · SO-PNG-WTF
-- ' d RO-96-AUG-26-2S
Field x~/NL=e:~--LT
$toret Station Number:
NPDE$ Number:
Collec~£on Da~e:~
Collection TL~e
~rab:~
Cc~1~oa£te Beg£n: End:
S. Ut FACF (SALT)
~EFFLL~XT
S01L/SE'~ Ii~NT TISSU~
F£eld parameters ~easured By:
Signature:
Sa~npled By:
Signature:
Field Report Prepared By:
Analyses
A$-G-S
HG-H-S
$-ICP
S-PEST-CL
S-PEST-N
S-PEST-P
__TRIP 8LA~ SOIL __PLAJ~r
FIELD I~U(C ~_FII~$gI~ATER MDII~T __FIS~
Bottle Type
GJ-250~
Field Parameters:
Depth (Feet):
CMorirw, Totat Itesldvet - 5~
~ . ~ CSt~. ~its):
T~rature - ~10 CC):
# Bottles Preservatives
i ICE
t'l~l KAl. I/ASTE
GJ-~00M~ I ICE
· FLORIDA DEP~RTH£NT OF ENVIRONHENTAL PROTECTION
PKA$ NO.: 130&
to=: SO P~,O WTF
O · t ID: lake trafford
~ ample Location:~
Field
S~ore~ Sta~£on Number:
~PDZS Number:
Collec=£on
Collec~£on Time
Oc:xu~:)s£~e Beg£nz End:
SOZL/SED II~J(T TISSU~
Field par&meters Measured By:
Signature:
SLmpled By:
Signature:
-
Sign&tufa:
Field Parameters:
Depth (Feet):
Chtoeffl4, Toter Reslduut - SOO6Q (f~g/1.):
S~J Depth -
S~flc C~e -~ C~o/~):
Analyses ~cttle Type
AS-G-S GJ-2$0HL
~C-H-S
S-ICP
S-P£ST-CL GJ-$OOY/,
$-PEST-N
~-P£ST-P
Bottles preservatives
1 ICE
1 ICE.
I JAY 0 lCjB7
Receiving Samples For Request: RQ-96-AUG-26-25
lake trafford
Arriving On The Week Of: 26-AUG-1996
Customer: $O-PNG-WTF Requestor: RON MCGREGOR
Phone Number: 813-639-4967 Suncom 721-7636
7451 Golf Course Blvd.
Punta Gorda, Florida 33982-9359
Comments: icp-all to determine if soil is haz. waste
C..O~(2): NONZ
samples Analysis
AS-G-S
8 HG-H-$
8 S-ICP
8 $-PEST-CL
8 S-PEST-N
8 $-PEST-P
Bottle Type
Requested Analyses:
Analysis Description
Arsenic in soil by Method 7060 (Graphite Furnace)
Mercury in solids by Method 245.5, 7470 or 7471.
ICP multielement analysis for soil by Method 6010
Chlorinated pesticides in soil by mod. 3550/8080
Organonitrogen pesticides in sediment by mod 3550/814
Organophosphorus pesticides in sediment by 3550/8140
Bottles
Preservative
GJ-250ML 8 ICE
GJ-500ML 8 ICE
Cooler Received By:
Date:
AGENDA UEM, .
MAY
To approve for recording the final plat of .Charleston Square", a
subdivision of lands located in ~ection 15, Township 48 South, Rathe
25 ~ast, Collier County, Florida.
_~3NSlDEP~TION~
Engineering Review Section has completed the review of the final plat
of -Charlemton Square". This document is in compliance with the
County Land Development Coda and Florida State Statute No. 177. All
fees have been paid. There are no subdivision related improvements
associated with this plat.
Engineering Review Section recommends that the final plat of
.Charleston Square" be approved for recording.
FISCAL IMPACT~
The fiscal impact to the County is none.
The County will realize revenues as follows:
Fund: 113
Agency: County Manager
Cost Center: 138900 - Development Services
Revenue generated by this project:
Total: $430.00 Plat Review Fees
The Concurrency Waiver and Release relating to conditional approval
has been reviewed and approved by the County Attorney's office for
the project.
That the Board of County Commissioners approve the Final Plat of
mCharleston Square" with the following stipulations:
of -Charleston
1. Authorize the recording of the Final Plat
Square."
I AY 0 lg 7
Executive Summary
Charleston Square
Page 2
PREPPED BY:
~ohn R. Houldswor~h~, Engineer
Engineering Review
Date
Engineering Review Manager
Donald' 'Wi Arnold '
Planning .Services Director
9tncent A. Cautero, Administrator
Community Dev. and Environmental Svcs.
Date
Community Dev. and Environmental Svcs. DIVISION
MAY 2 0 1997
· coMMERCIAL AND PLANNED
UNI~.
-3
?~
,TH N,
,lOC
L~~~TION TO ~ppROFB TKI FIK~L ~LAT OF -pFLIC~W STRAND
To approve the final plat of -Pelican Strand Replat', a subdivision
of lands located in Sections 18 & 19 , Township 49 South, Range 26
East, Collier County, Florida.
CONSIDERATIONI
Engineering Review Section has completed the review of the
construction drawings, epecificatione, and final plat of -Pelican
Strand Replat'. Theee documents are in compliance with the county
Land Development Code and Florida SCare S~atute No. 177. Ail fees
have been paid. It is the intent of the developer to construct the
improvements for this project prior to recording of the plat or to
furnish the required amount of approved eecurity for recording
purposes at a later date. This procedure would Me in conformance
with Division 3.2 of the Collier County Land Development Code.
Engineering Review Section recommends that the final plat of ~Pelican
O Strand Replat" be approved with the e~ipulation that the final plat
not be recorded unti. l_ t.h.e required, i_m_p_r.o_v~e~..en~t_s .h.a~v.e~b~entoCO~LX~an~t~
and accepted or until ~Ae approves se~,~-Au~, -- -- ...... --
completion of the required improvements.
The fiscal impact to the County is none.
The project cost is $2,800,645.25 to be borne by
the developer.
The cost breakdown is as follows:
a) Water & Sewer
b) Drainage,
Paving & Grading
- $1,035,305.00
- $1,765,340.25
The County will realize revenues as follows:
FlAnd: 113
Agency: County Manager
Cost Cent~i: 138900 - Development Services
Revenue generated by this project:
Total: $53,283.88
Fees are based on a construction estimate of
$2,800,645.25 and were paid in January and~
1997.
Executive Summary
Pelican Strand
Page 2
The breakdown is as follows=
b)
c)
Plat Review Fee
(5425.00 + $4./ac)
Conetruction Drawing Review Fee
Water &
Sewer (.50% const, est.)
Drainage (.50% const, est.)
Paving, Grading (.425% const.
-$ 256'7.00
- $ 5176.53
est.)- $ 7502.69
Construction Inspection Fee
Water &
Sewer (1.5% const, est.) - $15529.58
Drainage,
Paving & Grading (1.275% const, est- $22508.08
The Concurrency Waiver and Release relating to conditional
approval has been reviewed and approved by the County Attorney's
Office for the project.
~ECOK~ENDATION:
That the Board of County Commissioners approve the final plat of
.Pelican Strand Replat" with the following stipulations:
1) That the final plat not be recorded until the required
improvements have been constructed and accepted or until
approved security is received for the uncompleted
improvements and that construction shall be completed within
36 months of the date of this approval.
2) Authorize the chairman to execute the attached Construction
and Maintenance Agreement.
3) That no building permits be issued until the final plat is
recorded.
~xecutive Summary
Pelican S~rand Replat
Page 3
PREPARED BY:
~h~ R. HouldeWor=h, Senior Engineer
~n~ineering Review
~L~I EWED BY:
ck, P.E.
Engineering Review Manager
bo~ald w. A'knold '
Planning Services Director
9tncent A. CeuteEo, Admin4~ra~or
Community Developmen= & Environmental Services
community Dev. and Environmental Svce. DIVISION
JR~:ew
Date
Date
Date /
Date '
MAY Z o 1997
[MERCIAL AND PLANNED UNIT
TH
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINI~N~ AGI~MENT
OF SUBDIVISION IMPROVRMY-.N'I'S
PRIOR TO RECORDING OF PLAT
THIS CONSTR.UCTION AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT FOP. SUBDMSION
IMPROVEMENTS PRIOR. TO RECORDING OF PLAT AGR~ entered into this
day of ,19 between Pelican Strand Ltd., a Florida Limited Partnership,
hereinafter referred to ts "Devel~', and the Board of County Commissioners of Collle~
County, Florida, hereinafter referred to ts "the Boa~'d".
1. Developer has, simultaneously with the delivery of this Asreement, applied for
the approval by the Board ora certain plat oft subdivision to be known as: PELICAN STRAND
P, EPLAT OF TRACT "F'
2. Di,,4sion 3.2 of the Collier County Unified Land Development Code allows the
Developer to construct the improvements required by said subdivision regulations prior to
recording the finxl plat. "
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing premises and mut~ covenants
hereinafter scl forth, Developer and the Board do hereby covenant and agr~ ts follows:
1. Developer will cause to be constructed the Required Improvements
within 6 months from the date of approval of said subdivision plat, said infrastruetm'e (water,
sewer, drainage & roadway) improvements hereafter referred to as the required improvements.
2. Developer herewith agrees to construct s,tid improvements prior to recording said
subdivision plat and the Board of County Commissioners shall not approve the plat for recording
until said improvements have been completed.
3. Upon completion of said improvements, the developer shall xender its subdivision
performance security in the amount of $ $280,064.~2 which r~ts 10% of the total contract
cost to eomplcle construction. Upon receipt of said subdivision tgfformsaee security by the
Development Services Director, the Developer may t~lUeSt the Bo~t of County Commissioner~
to approve the subdivision plat for recording sad grmt preliminary approval of s~id plat.
4. Thc required improvements shall not be cousid~ complete until a statement of
substantial completion by Developer's engineer along with the firml project records have been
famished to be reviewed md approved by the Development Services Director for compliance
with the Collier County Unified Land De vel opm ent Code. ~~l
1
5. The Development Services Director shall, within sixty days of receipt of the siaIemeni
of substantial completion, either: a) notify the Devel~ in writing of its preliminary approval of
the improvements; or b) notify the Developer in writing of its refusal to approve the
improvements, therewith specifying those conditions which the Developer must fulfill in order to
obtain the Board's acceptance of the improvements. However, in no event shall the Bom'd refuse
preliminary approval of the improvements if they are in fact constructed and sub, tied for
approval in accordance with the requirements of this Alp'cement.
5. The Developer shall maintain all required knprovements for a nfinimum period
of one year after preliminary approval by the Development Services Director. After the one year
maintenance period by the Developer has terminated, the Developer shall petition the
Development Services Director to inspect the improvements. The Development Services
Director or his designee shall inspect the improvements and, ii'found to be still in compliance
with Collier County Land Development Code as reflected by final approval by the Bored, the
Board shall release the ten percent subdivision performance security. The Developer's
responsibility for maintenance shall continue unless or until the Bom'd accepts ~
responsibility for the County.
7. In the event the Developer shall fail or neilect to fulfill its obliiations u~k'r this
A~eement, upon certification of such failure, the County Admini,uitor may call upon ~
subdivision performance security to secure completion, repair md maintenance of the required
improvements. The Board shall have the right to construct and maintain, or c~use to be
constructed and maintained, pursuant to public adveflisement and receipt of acceptance orb/ds,
the improvements required herein. The Developer, as principal under the subdivision
performance security shall be liable to pay and to indemnify the Board, upon completion ofsuch
construction, the final total cost to the Board thereof, includinE, but not limited to, enEineerinE,
legal and contingent costs, together with any damaEes, either direct or cim,seqve~J~ which the
Board may sustain on account ofthe failure of the DeveloI~ to carry out all of the provisions of
this A~reement.
$. Ail of the terms, covenants and conditions herein contained are and shall be
binding upon the respective successors and assi~ls of the Developer.
2
MAY 20
p~Su~d, Lul.,a~~
ATTEST:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO~
OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Approved as to form and legal sut~ciency
Assistant County Attorney
Timothy I. Hancock, Cha~
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF COLLIER
The foregoing Application was acknowledited before me
x99_7 ,~_
Public Seal
flfi~'day of~
, who is perwnnlly known to me, m
identification and who did (did not) ts~k¢ an oath.
Print name of Notary Public
My Commisswn Exp~
CMA. SAM
RECOMIVIENDATION THAT TH~ BOARD DIRECT STAFF TO RE-SOt. ICIT PROPOSALS FOR
TH~ EEMOVAL AND/OR RECY~G OF AGRICUt.TURAL PLASTIC STOCIO:qLED AT THE
IMMOKALEE LANDFILL.
~4AY 2 f3 t~$7
AWARD A CONTRACT FOR BID NO. 96.25'/8 "ALL PURPOSE UTILITY
TRACTOR" TO CREEL FORD TRACTOR COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF
~ To award a contract for the purchase of an "All Purpose UtOity Tractor"
for use in the Collier County Beach Cleaning Operations.
CONSIDERATIONS: Sealed bids for Bid No. 96-2578 were opened on Sepiemb~ 11,
1996. Advertisement for bids were ix)sled on Au~ast 14, 1996. Invilations to bid were
sent to seventy-one (71) vendor1. A summary oft, he bids received is as follows:
CONTRACTOR
Glade & Grove Supply
Creel Ford Tractor
Kelly Tractor
Sandland Equipment Corp.
Glade & Grove Supply
Glade & Grove Supply
$38,395.00
38,50O.OO
43,295.00
45,810.00
39,375.0O
39,875.00
The Office of Capital Projects Management has renewed the total costs and has found
them to be correc~ as tabulated. The low bid from Glade & Grove Supply was for the
tractor currently under rental for performance of the beach cleaning operation. Based
upon a review of the specifications, the tractor for which the Iow bid was submitted does
not mee~ the definition of"New" equipment and therefore is disqualified. As such, the
staff recommends that this contract be awarded to Creel Ford Tractor Company as
providing the equipment specified for the lowest cosi and being in the bes~ interest of
Collier County.
~ISCAL IMPACT:
Cob-t:
Fund:
Co~ Center:
Project Number:
$38,500.00; to be obligated in the budget for FY 96/97.
(195) Tourisl devdopmem (60%).
(110406) Be~ch Renourishment - c~tegory A.
(80225) Collier County Beach Renouriflm~'nt.
Funds in the amount of S25,000.00 have been previously
appropriated for this purpose (Agenda Item 16 (B) (1), April 23,
1996). Therefore, a budget amendment will be necessary whereby
the additional funds required will be transferred from Fund 195
reserves to the appropriate ~xpendil~e cale~ory for this obligation.
Executive Summary
MAY 2 0 l tg7
"All PurpoIe Utility Tractor"
INVITATIONS SENT TOI 71 Vmndorl
POSTING DATEI Aug. 14, 1996
OPENING DATEs Sept. 11, 1996
Total Pri¢i for =he
Fu:v. iIh & Delive.--f of ~n
All Purpose Utility
Tractor per the
ipecifica:ionl.
Delive---y Tine in
Calendar Days ARO
Spe:ificationl attached,,,,,/Yel__No
/YII__NO ~/YII NO _~YeI__No
Prcnp= Pay=en: Te.---'-.l: __%/dayS
Net 30
Ne~ ~0
Addezda
:
"Ch e .-,"y 1J Gen t r-f,
"No Bids" received froml M.D. Moo~y & $one, Inc.; Action Fabrication &
Truck Equipment; L.B. Smith, Inc.; Pro£quip, Inc.; Car~o=ec Southeast,
Inc.; Rind Rent; Linder In~ustri&l Machinery; Altec £n~ultr~ee, Inc.;
Future Rorizons, Inc.; B.J. Excavating Equipment, Inc.; Southeas~ Waste
Systems, Inc.; Owatonna Equipment Company; Menzi USA Sales, Inc.; and
Southern Crane & Tractor Supply
To=al Price for the
~'urnish & Delivery of a_n
Purpose U=ili=y
s~ecificaticns.
Delive---y T~-r--e Ln
¢,ie=d&r Days A.JO
=-.-==-.~'- ~ay':en"- Ten----s:
Yea No .Yea__No
C?.e-'-fl Gepl-f, ~u--chaei=~~-'-c'~a-~
'No Bids" received ftc=: H.D. Moody & Sons, Inc.~ Action Fabrica=ic= &
T.-uck Equip=en=~ L.B. Smith, Inc.~ P=o£~Aip, I~c.~ Cargo~ec Sou=bees=,
Inc.~ Ring Ren=~ Linder Indus~rial ~achinery~ Altec £ndus~ries, Inc.~
Future Hori=ons, Inc.~ B.J. £xcava~lng £quip~en=, Inc.~ Southeast Waste
Sys~e-=s, Inc.2 Owe=once E~uipnen= Co=~&ny~ Menz! USA Sales, Inc.~ and
Sou~he.-n Cra_ne & Tractor Supply.
IXICUTIVl SUMMARY
REQUEST THE BOARD DECLARI~ AN EMERGENCY WITH RESPECT TO THE REPLACEMENT
OF THE SABAL PALM ROAD CULVERTS AND AUTHORIZE AN INCREASE IN THE CR 951
CONTRACT WITH BETTER ROADS, INC., (COUNTY CONTRACT NO. 95-2320) IN AN AMOUNT
NOT TO EXCEED $227,607.20 FOR SAME.
~ To have the Boa,rd docla~e an emergency with respect to the replacement of the
deteriorating culverts under Sahal Palm Road where it crosses the CR 951 canal and to have the Board
authorize a contract increase with Better Roads, Inc., in an amount not to exceed S227,607.20 for the
neces~ry structure repl~'ement and ancillary work.
CON$1DIRATION$: The contract for the four-laning of eR 951 between SR 84 and U.S. 41 included the
reconstruction of the intersection of Sabal Palm Road and CR 95 I, bm did not include the replacement of
the culvert pipes under Saba] Palm Road. Discussions with representatives of the SFWMD over a year ago
indicated a need to in~ canal capac/ty at that location and to repah' existing pipe deterioration. The
flow lines of the ex/sting pipes have almost completely disintegrated and may pose a threat to public safety.
At that time, the recommended pipe replacements were to be five 72-inch metal culvert pipes; currently',
there are four 60-inch metal culvert pipes. The increased waterway area would resolve the capacity need
and the new pipes would resolve the deterioration problem. Subsequent to those discussions, the SFWMD
determined that a different type of stn:cture would be necessary. The revised structure will be in the form
of a precast concrete box culvert.
OCPM and Transportation staff have obtained a cos~ proposal from the contractor to perform the work.
The to~al cost submined by the contractor is $227,607.20. A breakdown ofuni~ price items is attached
(Attachment No. I ). These costs reflect current uni~ prices and the need to maintain traffic during the
construction
County staff is anempdng to obtain approvals of an alternate access plan utilizing a private canal crossing
located north of Sabal Palm Road. Should the alternate access become available, the cost of the culvert
replacements could be reduced by eliminating the cost ora detour road. Therefore, Transportation
Services staff is recommenJing that latitude be given to statTto develop an alternate construction detour, if
possible.
The ex/sting CR 95] construction is complete. The contract is in the t'mal rages of being closed out.
Transportation Services Department staff is requesting that the Board declare the replacement of the Sabal
Palm Road culverts to be an emergency and to authorize staffto prepare the necessary Supplemental
Agreement with Better Roads, Inc., to complete this work. Since there is a need to process all documents
concurrently with preparation and subminal of this Agenda Item, the County Atlorney's Office and the
Purchasing Department will be reviewing and approving all documents prior to f'mal execution by the
County.
FISCAL IMPACT; Funding is available from the Project Account as follows:
Fund 313- { 63673.763100-6606 I
(Road Construction - Gas T~x)
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT;
$227,607.20
N/A
RECOMMENDATIONS: That the Board of County Commissioners: approve a Supplemental Agreement
with Rerter Roads, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $227,607.20 for the replacement of the existing culverts
with a precast concrete box culvert structure; authorize s~tTto investigate an alternate detour route plan
and. if such plan is feasible, to implement a reduction in tte total cost; authorize the OCPM Director to
execute the Supplemental Agreement and process the necessary documents, subject to review and approval
by the County Anorney's Office and the County Purchasing Depanmen1 ,.~.*c.~,~_~)'~:l.')
MAY 2 0 1997
Attachments: NO.1 - Unit Price Bid Item Breakdown
MA'f 2 0 1997
18135972181 BETTER ROPJ)S INC 718 F~I MP~ 8? '99 19:22
BETTER ROADS INC.
O55g0 SHIRLEY STREET
NAPLES, FLORIDA 3410g
PHONE: (941) 597-2181
FAX: (941) 597-1697
PROJECT: SABAL PALM CROSSING
LOCATION: CR 951
07-Moz-97
10:10 AM
*' BID ITEM8 **
DESCRIPTION
L- 1 EXCAVATION
L-2 BACKFILL
L-3 DEWATERING
L-4 24 X 8.5 PRECAST STR + FOOTERS
L-5 HEADWALL
L- 8 WING WALL
L-6 BANK STABILIZATION
L-7 LIMEROCK 8'
L-8 SUB-BASE 12'
L-9 ASPHALT 1.6' TYPE S-Ill
L- I0 MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC
L- 11 MOBILIZATION
L-12 SIGNING & MARKING
L- 13 FLOATING TURBIDITY BARRIER
L-14 SODDING
L- I ~ 38" RCP
L-16 36' MES
L-17 GUARDRAIL
L- 18 GUARDRAIL REMOVAL
L- 19 TYPE F CURB
TOTAL
QUAN.
2~0.00
SO0.O0
1,00
1.00
2.00
4.0O
100.00
706.00
742.00
658°OO
1.00
1.00
1.00
126.00
2.00
80.0O
80.00
1 0O.00
UN.
CY
CY
LS
L8
EA
EA
SY
SY
8Y
8Y
LS
LS
LS
LF
SY
LF
EA
LF
LF
LF
TOTAL
UNIT
$133.580.00
$2,120.00
~¢,180.0O
$32.00
$7.70
$2.70
$5.1o
$18,390.00
S16.660.00
$4so.o0
$22.0O
$1.30
$56.00
$2,010.00
$48.00
$2.25
$9.90
AMOUNT
$3,122.00
$2,230.O0
$133.580.0O
$16,720.O0
$3,200.00
$5,436.20
S3.345.60
$16.390.O0
S16.660.0O
$2,75O.00
$780.00
SS.040.O0
S4,020.00
S3,680.00
$180.0O
S090.0O
$227,6O7.20
HAY 2 0 1S97
EXECUTIVE S~Y
APPROVE AN ENGINEE~G SERVICF3 WORK ORDER FOR INTEr--ON
IMPROVEMENTS AT ORANGE BLOSSOM DRIVE AND GOODLETT~FRANK
ROAD
O_]i~T~I3~: That the Boa'd ofCoumy Commi~ioner~ zpgrov¢ a work order for
grofe~onal enginee~g ~ r~la~ed to expanding the wope of private con.muction to
include intersection improvgmcma and a 12-inch w~_!~ main extension.
CONSIDERATIONS: On February 25, 1997, the Board ofCounty C. ommissioners approved
funding for the subjcct improveanenls as agenda item 16(BX4). Staffhas negotiated a scope of
work and fees with Wilson, Miller, Barton & Peek, Inc. and has prcp~ a wo~ order for
engineering services rcla~ed to this project. The work order has been rcvicwed and a~proved by
t~c coumy attorney's office.
FISCAL IMPACT: Proposed engineering fees are $17,400 to be divided betwegn Fund 313
Roads - Project No. 60173 for $ 8,400 and Fund 412 Water - Project No. 70878 for $ 9,000.
Proposed OCPM feca are $I ,700 and p~in only to the water main extension. A portion of the
funding for thc water main extension was approved in ~ous Board action. A budget
amcndment is nceded for additional funding to complete the water main extension u follows:
.,,.from: Fund 412, Rest'yes for Water Capital Outlay
~i' To: Fund 412-273511-70878, Orange Blossom Water Main
'~ Amount: $5,200 consisting of $3,500 for enginecring fees plus $1,700 for OCPM fees
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
PREPARED BY:
REVlE'A'ED BY:
RECOMMENDATIONS: 'l'hat thc Board of County Commissioners approve Work Order
WMBP-FT97-2 for professional engineering services r~lated to intersection improvements and
a 12-inch diameter water main extension at Orange Blossom Drive and Goodlettc-Frank Road.
Karl W Boyer, P £, Scm oject Manager
Office of Capital Projecu Managemcn!
Office of Capital l~'ojecis Madagcrnen!
REVIEWED BYe_ DATE: ~
Ed Ilschncr, Pu'~lic Works Admiaistrator
Attachment
cc: Mike N~ennaa, Watex Di~ctor
1997
WORK ORDER # WMBP-FTg?.2
Alreemen! for Fixed Term Professlona! Engineerinl Scrv-ices
Dated September 26, 199:5 (Contract #9S-2422)
This Work Order is for professional eng]neirifls services for work known as
~iilt: Oriole Blossom ~rfvf Ind OoodJeue Road Intersection Improvements
Ecns~ ~or Proiec~ EflSIneerinS ~efvJces related to desisn, pe~ittin[, coit~c~Jl~,
Inspec,lon and construction ensineerJn8 of pavement nod waler utUit.y improvementl
co[~:Jdenl with construction by privilt development consistent wJ~h BCC n,:tfon OB Feb~a~
25, 1997, Afenda Item 16(B)(4).
The work is specified in the proposal daled March 27, 1997, which Is I~fa~hed hereto Ind mode
a part o~ Ibis Work Order. In accordance with Ihe Terms lsd CofldilJ~ml of Ihe Afreemflt
referenced above. Work Order f ~MBP-FT97.2 is assJfned ~o ~llfofl. ~llltr. Baflon A Peek_
Scone of Work: Add tarn lines and Extend a 12-1nth water main as par~ of Caluia Bly'l
roldway improvements at Orinie Blossom Drive and Ooodletti-Frlnk K,)ad.
Schedule of Work~ Complete initial scope of work within 120 da~s from receipt of the
NoNce ~o Proceed au~orizin& Itl. O~work.
a~oun: tndici~ed in ~he schedule brian usaa& Iht esliblinhed hourly ra~eCs) is enumerated in
Schedule'A- or,he AK.cement.
Design
Tarn Lanes
Water Main
Field Observation
Turn tines
Wi,ct Main
S 5.200
3,500
3.200
5.~0~ (tncl.d~n~ plrmits and ccrtifics,lons)
SI7,400
Any chan~e wi,his the monetary authority of this Work Order mlde subsequent to final
deparlment approval will be considered in Idditional service Ind charged nccordin/ fro
Schedule'A' or,he Agfeemenl.
R [ VI£ W F. I') DY
ATTEST
IOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Colher County. Florida
Oepgly Clcfk
ATTEST
./
Gary L. Caren - Secreca=,-y
Trmalhy L 'llucock. AICP. CJltflln
~L^HNI..'g~, ENVIRON~.IENT^L CON.~I~LT^NT.~, ENQINEER.~,
· ~L'RV~yo~. LANI~,.~,: ~.I-F..A.~CiIITP.,...T~' C,~.~.,c,.I.~L,~...T10~ ~.-~.~.A~.;£R~
2'/, 1997
Collier Coumy OCPM
3301 E. Tamiami Trail
Naples, FL 34112
0ELIVERY
SUBJECT: Or. ge Blossom Driv~ Professional Service Amhoriz~tion (Ro~way Project No.
60173; Water Project No. 70878)
The purpose of this letter is to outline proposed professional services to be performed on a lump
sum fixed fee basis in accordance with the Collier County Fixed Term Professional Engineering
Services Contract #95-2422.
The proposed services include roadway / watermain design and consm~tion phase services. The
project involves designing turn lane. drainage, sidev, alk and a 12" watermain extension
improvements from the Goodlerte-FranJ~ Road (CR 851) intersection to the Villages of'
Monterey/The Crossings entrances. The scope of sen'ices are as outlined below:
1. Design-Update existing Calusa Bay roadway improvement plans (W'MBP File No. P-469)
for Orange Blossom Drive to include westbound mm lane improvements at CR 851, shoulder
improvements, mm lane improvements for Autumn Woods and a 12" watermain extension.
Fee = $8,700 ($3,500 water fund = 412-27351 I; $5,200 roadwa.v fund = 313-163673).
2. Provide limited field observation for the Orange Blossom Drive roadway improvements. Fee
= $3,200 (roadway fund = 313-163673).
3. Provide limited field observation for the 12" watermain extension improvements. Prepare
FDEP permit application and certifications for the watermain. Fee - $5,500 (water fund =
412-273511).
We anticipate completing this project within 120 days from the notice to proceed date. We look
forward to working with you on this assignment.
Sincerely,
/W]'.~/N,/J~-t~Rf~ ~ARTON & PEEK, INC.
N~rman'J./Tr'~'~c~'', P.E.
Associate/
~A¥ 2 0 1997
pr, .... ~.R ' --
Executiv~ Sununazy
P~ge 2
In a,~dition, it is r~luested tim authorization be granted to incr~se
Pu~lutse Order No. 603829 in the amount of $2,000.00 to provide
sufficient funds for tcrmination of the tractor rental fi'om Glade &
Grove Supply. Sufficient ftmds m'e available in the current budget
for this obligation.
GRQWTH MANAGEMENT !IyI'PACT: None
RECOMbt~NDATIOI~; That h~e Board of County Commi~oner~:
1. Award a contract for Bid No. 96-2578, "All Pmlx)se Utility Tractor" to Creel Ford
Tractor Company in the amount of $38,500.00 snd authofiz~ the issuance of~
purchase order for same.
2. Approve the necessm-y budget ~mendment.
3. Authorize an increase to Purchase Order No. 603829 in the mnoun! of $2,000.00.
Harold E. Hubs, Proje~ M~aag~ Ill
Office of Capital Projec~ M~gemem
'- ' /~ ~' ~
~~DBY: .{~ ~.~ , ~t~..
S~e ~ ~
~ce of ~pi~l ~j~ M~g~l
~~D BY: ~~~~
~ ll~~is~or - - "
~blic W~ Di~ion
Dlte: ~
a~tachment
Steve Camell, Director, Purchasing Departmeat
Glade & Grove Supply
Creel Ford Tractor Company
Travis Gossa~cL, Fleet Managem~t Depa.qznent
IC~ I/e xs m, ~.ieelford .03
MAY 2 0 1SS7
APPROVE FINAL RANK]2qG OF CONSULTANTS AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AGKEEMENT WITH CAMP DRESSER MCKEE FOR CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
AND INSPECTION SERVICES FOR THE NCRWTP 8-MGD EXPANSION PRO/ECT, RFP
#97-2625
~ve a
ne8otiat~ ~f. sional S~ A~t ~ ~e ~ ~e ~ F~, C~p~
McK~, Io ~o~ ~~ ~~g ~d i~~ ~ ~~ in ~ ~7-262S.
CONSIDE~O~ ~ J~u~ 7, 1~7 in~mtio~ f~ ~s w~ ~but~ by ~e
~h~ing D~~t to ~o hm&~ fou~ (214) ~n~ng fi~. Five (5) ~ f~
proposals on or before ~e ~bli~h~ d~dline of Fe~ 7, 1 ~7.
~e Consulter Sel~tion Co~i,~ ~ ~ ~e r~nd~ ~ follow~:
1. C~p ~ess~ McKee (CDM)
2. ~mley-Hom & As~iates, ~c.
3. Hole Montes & ~s~iates, ~c.
Staff~ negotial~ a ~pe ofwo~ ~d fees ~ ~e co~l~t. ~e ~ ofwo~ ~i~ of
or the NC~ 8-~d E--Esj~'~:uT~P~ m?~ ~ 9~g ~e ~~on
to provide ~ese s~iccs ~ S~96,980.~, ~ det~l~ in ~e a~ch~ ~M p~fessio~ ~c~
a~e~ent.
During neg.otiations with CDM, one minor modification to our r,.andard professional services
agreement insurance requirements was agreed to by Risk Management and the County Attorney's
...... ruuct,,.,,~ m ficu oi:~ ,w'v,vwo coverage and a CDM $50,000 deductible. This actually
benefits Collier County with a higher coverage in the event ora claim. A review of CDM's
credentials indicates that this firm is a sound risk with respect to the higher coverage and higher
deductible.
Metcalf & Eddy, Inc., the initial design consultants, will be retained to provide design
clarifications, shop drawing review and record drawing services during the construction phase.
Signed agreements will be for,yarded for the Chairman's signature. County Attorney approval has
been obtained.
FISCAL IMPACT[ Funds in the amount of $596,980.00 are available in project fund
412-273511-70859, NCRWTP 8-mgd Expansion project.
(~ter Capital ~t Prod)
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT;_ This work will ensure water service reliability in the
water system and is consistent with CIE 859.
MAY 2 0 j
Executive Summ~y
Page 2
RECOMMENDATIONS: Staff~ends that the Board of County Commissiont~ as ~e
Governing Body of Collier County arid as Ex-Officio the Governing Board ofth¢ Collie' Couaty
Water-Sewer District, approve the final consultan! ranking as recommended by the Consultant
Selection Committee, approve the Professional Services Agreemcm with Camp I)na.s~ McKee in
the .amount. of .$596,980.00 to provide thos.- professional consWacfion ~gineerin8 and impecfion
scmces related to the NCRW1T 8-mgd Expansion projec~ pm'su~! to RFP ~97-2625.
PREPARED BY:
REVIEWED BY:
REVIEWED BY:
REVIEWED
PS:ps
attachment
Peter Schalt, PMP, Project Manag~
Office of Capita.l Projects Management
^ao fo ....
Office ofC~ital PRtjec'~Managemen!
Steve Camel~, Director
Purchasing Department
Public Works Division
CC:
Michael R. Newman, Water Direclor
Karl W. Boyer, P.E., Senior Project Manager
MAY 2 0 l~O..q7
I'
THZS A~REE~XNT is made and entered into this . _ day of
, 19 , by and betw~en the Board of Count~Co,w~lssioners for Collier County,
Florida, a political subdivision of the State of Florid· and ex-of£icio the govern/rig
board of the Collier County Water-Sewer District(hereinafter referred to as the
and Cam~ Dresser McXee · Massachusetts corporation, authorized to do business An the State
of Florida, whose business address ia 2440 ~olden gate ~a~kwaMo mite ~X4~ ~a~leao PlorAda
34105(herein&f~er referred to as the 'CONSULTANT-).
W ~' T N E S S E T H:
W~EREAS, the OWNE~ desires Co obtain the professional en~inoering and inspection
services o~ ~he CONSULTANT concernin~ certain desiTn services for the ~Cawx~ I-~gd
Expansion Construction Zn~ineering and Znspection Be~'~ices (hereinaf~er referred to as the
'Projec~"~0 said services being more fully described in Schedule A, 'Scope of Services-,
which is a~sched hereto and incorporated herein; and
and
WHEREAS, =he CONSULTA/TT has submitted a proposal for provision of those services;
WHEREAS, the CONSULTANT represents that it has expertise in the type of professional
services =ha= will be required for the ProJec=.
CDMCEI.1
NOW, T~R~FO~, in consideration of the mu=u·1 c~venants .nd provisions contained herein,
the per=its hereto agree es follows:
~-RTI CLE O1~
C~NS~ULT~/~T' S J~ESPONSIBILITY
1.1. C~NSULTANT shall provide to OW~ professional ~'=gineez£ng ~ ~ection services
i- ali. phasee of the ~'roJect to whic',, thi. A~reerr~nt a~lJ. ee.
1.2. The Basic S·rvices to be performed by CONSULTANT hereunder are s%t forth in the
Scope of Services described in detail in Schelule A. The total compcnl·tion to be paid
CONSULTART by the OWNER for all Basic Services is set forth in Article Five and Schedule
B, "Basis cf Compensation., which is att·chad hereto and incorporated ~erein.
1.3. The CONSULT~/~T agrees to ob=·in and ma£nt·£n throughout the period of this ~ree~ent
· 11 such licenses ·s ·re required to do bueinels in the State of Florida ,nd in Collier
County, Florida, including, bur not l~mited to, &l~ licensee required by the respective
st·re boards and other governmental ·gencie· responsible for regu~ating and licensing the
9rofesstonal services =o be provided ·nd performed by the CONS~JLTA/TT pursuant to this
Agreement.
1.4. The CONSULT~T agrees that, when the se~tcee to be provided hereunder relate to ·
professional service which, u~der Florida Statutes, requires & ~icense, ce~cificate of
authorization or
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MAY 2 U
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other form of ~egal entitlement to practice such servicss, it shall employ and/or retain
qualified personnel ~.o provide such services.
1.$. CONSULTANT agrees to employ·nd desi~na=e, ln writing, wir. h/n five (5) calendar days
after receiving its Notice to Proceed, · qualified licensed professional =o serve as the
CONSULTANT's project manager (hereinafter referred to ~s the 'Project Manager,). The
Project Manager shall be authorized and responsible to act on be/lalf of the CONSULTANT
be provided and performed under =his Agreement. Within fiv~ ($) calendar day~ fro~ the
Notice to Proceed issued by the OWNL~R to the CONSULTANT, the CONSULTART shall deliver to
the OWNER a written statement, executed by the proper officers of the CONSULTART,
acknowledging that the Project Manager shall have full authority to bi~d and obligate the
CONSULTANT on all matters arising out of or relating to this Agreement. The CONSULTART
agrees that the Project Manager she1! devote whatever time is required to satisfactorily
the services to be provided and performed by the CONSULTARThereunder. The person
selected by the CONSULTART to serve as the Project Manager shall be subject to the prior
approval and acceptance of the OW~FER.
1.6. CONSULTA/TT agrees, within fourteen {14) calendar days of receipt of a written
request from the OWNER, to pro~tly remove and replace the Project Manager, or any other
personnel employed
/
or retained ~ the C0NS~TAFr, or any subconsultants or su~c~tr&ctois or ~y ~rs~l ol
~y such s~consul~s or s~rlc~ors engaged ~ ~hs ~T~ ~o pr~id~ ~ perfo~
se~icss or ~rk pursu~ ~o ~ r~irm~n~s of this ~r~n~, wh~ ~h~ ~ s~ll
re~es~ In ~l~tn9 ~o be re--ed, ~ich re~es~ ~7 ~ ~de ~ ~he O~ wi~h or
c&uJe,
1.7. The CONSULTANT has represented to the 0WN~ that ic has ~?~erttle in the type of
°o .
professional services that will be required for the ~roJect. i~ CONSULTANT agrees that
all lervlces to be provided by CONSULTANT pursuant Co this A~reement shall be subject to
the OWNER's review and approval and shall be in accordance with the generally accepted
standards of professional practice in the State of Florida, as well as in accordance with
all published laws, statutes, ordinances, codes, rules, regulsttons and requirements of
any governmental agencies which regulate or have ~urisdictton over the Project or the
services to be provided and performed by CONSULTANT hereunder. In the even= of any
conflicts in these requirements, the CONSULTANT shall notify the OWNER of such conflict
and utilize its best professional Judgment to advise OWNER regarding resolution of the
conflict.
1.8. CONSULTANT agrees not to divulge, furnish or make available to any third person,
firm or organization, without OWNeR's prior written consent, or unless incident to the
proper performance of the CONSULTANT's obligations hereunder, or in the course of
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Judicial or legislative proceedings where such information has b~en properly m~oanaad,
non-public information concerning tbs services to b~ ren~eredbyCONSULTA~Thar~=~er,
and CONSULTANT shall require ~11 of Its employees, agents, subconsultants ax{d
subcontractors to comply with the provisions of this paragraph.
1.9. CONSULTANT agrees to cartif7 all estimates of construction costs ~ Pro~ect
cc~plstlon dates prepared by the CONSULTART. Said csrtlflcations shall be in & form
approved by the OWNER. "'
1.10. Evaluations of the OWNER,S Project budget, preliminary estimates of construction
cost and detailed es~i~tes of construction cost prepared by the CONSULTANT represent the
C0NSULTAi4T,S best Judgment as a design professional lam/liar with the construction
industry. The CONSULTANT cannot and does not guarantee that bids or negotiated prices
will not vary from any estimate of construction cost or evaluation prepared or agreed to
the CONSULTA/~T. Notwithstanding an}~htng alx~ve to the contrary, CONSULTANT shall
revise and modify Construction Documents and assist in the rebidding of the Work at no
additional cost to OWNER, if all responsive and responsible bids exceed the estimates of
construction costs prepared by CONSULTAITT.
1.11. CONSULTANT shall not be responsible for means, methods, techniques, sequences or
procedures of construction selected by contractors or the safety precautions and programs
incident to the work of contractors.
CDMCEI-5
ARTXCLE TWO
ADDXTXONAL BERVI~ 0r CONSULTANT
Xf authorized in writing by OWNE~, CONSULTANT shall furnish or obtain from others
Additional Services of the types listed in Article Two herein. These services will be
paid for ~¥ OWNER as indicated in Article FAys and Bc~edule B. The £ollowing services0 if
not otherwise specified in Schedule A as parc o£ Basic Bervices, shall be Additional
Bervices,
2.1. Preparation of applications and supporting documents (except Chose already to be
furnished under this Agreement) for priv&te or ~overnmental ~ranta, loans, bond issues or
advances in connection with the Project.
2.2. Services resulting from significant changes in the general scope, extent or
character of the Project or i~s design including, but not limited to, changes in sl~e0
complexity, OWNER's schedule or character of conatructlon~ and revising previously
accepted studies, reports, design documents or Contrac~ Documents when such revisions are
required hy changes in laws, rules, regulations, ordinances, codes or orders enacted
suhsequen~ to and no= reasonably an=lctpated prior to the preparation of such studies,
repor=s or documents0 or are due to any other causes beyond CONSULTANT,s control.
CDMCE~
2.3 Preparation and submission of ~n£orma~on to and neceeeaz~ consul~a~iona wi~h ~he
County Transpor~a~l~ ~pa~mn~ F~or~ ~pa~mn~ o~ ~rmn~al '~ac~.
F~or~da ~pa~n~ of ~s~a~, ~h ~ori~ Wa~er ~~C DisCrtcC, U.8. ~'
Co~s of ~ineers or o~her a~r~riaCe re~laCo~ agencies, in order Co ~Cain ~cessa~
~ts or a~r~als for c~st~i~ of ~e ~ect, ~less such ~ts a~ ~ressly
included tn ~astc Semites to ~ ~rfo~d ~ ~~ hereunder as est fo~ tn the
Schedule A-Scope of Semites.
2.4
Providing renderings or ealele for OifNER,s use.
2.$. Investigations and studies involving detailed consideration of operations,
maintenance and overhead expenses; the preparation of feasibility studies, cash flow and
economic evaluations, rate schedules and eppratsals~ and evaluating processes available
for licensing and assisting O~r~a in obtaining process licensing.
2.6. Furnishing services of independent professional associates end consultants for ocher
than the contract services to L. provided by CONSULTANT hereunder.
2.7. Services during out-of-town travel required of CONSULTANT and directed by OWNER,
other than visits to the Project site or OWNL~,s office.
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MAY 2' 0
K... 9,,,
2.~. Assistance in connection with bid protests, rebidding or renegotieting contracts for
const~ction~ ~teria~s, equipt~nt or eez'~ices~ ~xcept &e o~h~se p~td~d for berlin
2.~. Pr~d~n9 ln~ ~ o~ pr~y lu~ys, n~rill pho~r~ph~ or ~la~d ~ngineer~
semites needed for =he transfer of in~eres=s In real pr~er=y ~d field su~eys for
desi~ pu~osee and engineering su~eys ~d staking t~ en~le contractors to proceed with
their ~rk and pre,ding other spec~sl f~eld au~a.
2.10. Preparation of operating, .mtntenance and staffing em~uals, except as otherwiee
provided for herein.
2.11. Preparing to eerve or serving aea CONSULTANT or witness for OWNER in any
litigation, or other legal or admintetrative proceeding, involving the Project (except for
assistance in consultations which ere included as part of the Basic Services to be
provided herein).
2.12. Additional services rendered by CONSULTANTS in connection with the Project, not
otherwise provided for in this Agreement or not customarily furnished ~n accordance with
generally accepted engineering and inspection practice.
CDMC~4
MAY
OWNER' $ RESPONSIBILITIES
3.1. The Owner shall design&Es in writing a project coordinator I:o act &s OWNER.s
repressnt&ttve with respect to the ssrvicss to be rendered under ~his
(herein&fret referred to as ~he "Pro]sc= C~rd~na~or.}. ~e P~],c= C~rd~=or
have au~hor~=7 ~o transmit ina=~c=~ons, rac~iv~ info~ion, ~n=,~r,= ~ define
~ic~s and decisions w~=h res~c= ~o ~T~l.~.~ices for ~e Pro]nc=.
~he Pro~ec~ Coordinator La no~ Authorized ~o Lssue ~7 verbll or ~en o~ers or
ina=~c=ions ~o =he ~NS~T~ =~= ~ld ~ve ~he effect, 6r ~ ln=e~re=ed ~o ~ve ~he
effect, of ~tfytng or ch~ing in ~y way wha~er~
(a) The scope of semites =o ~ pr~/ded .~ perfo~d ~ ~he ~N~T~ here~der~
(b) The =~me =he CON~T~ is obligated ~o c~ence and c~le~e al~ such
se~tces; or
(c)
The amount of co~pensation the OWNER is oblige=ed or coe~itted to pay ~he
CONSULTANT.
The Project Coord£nator shall:
(a) Review and make appropriate recom~endations on all requests sub~itted by the
CONSULTANT for payment for services end work provided and performed in
accordance with this Agreement;
HAY 2 0 1S~7
~.11 ,, c.
(b) Provide all crt=eria and information requll~ld by CONSULTANT as ~o OW~ER,s
~d any bud~eca~ l~aClo~
(c) Upon request fro~
Project, includin9 ~/sCtng drawings, ~ctf/catA~, sh~ ~a~s, P~uct
li~era~ure, previous re~r~e ~ ~7 0~;~ da~a relative ~o desA~ or
consC~cCion of ~he ProJec~
(d) ~range for access ~o and ~ke all Pr~Asi~s for
Project s/ce
Agreemen=; and ·
(e) Provide no=ice =o ~MS~T~ of any deficiencies or defec=s dtsc~ered ~ ~he
O~R wi=h respec= =o =he se~ices ~o ~ rendered ~ ~N~T~ here~er.
3.3. CONS~T~ acknowledges =ha= access ~o =he ProJec~ Si~e, ~o be a~ged ~ ~ fo
C0NS~T~, may be provided during =tmes =ha= are no= ~he noel ~sAness hours of =he
CONS~T~.
3.4. OWNER shall be responsible for the acquisition of all easements, property sites,
rtgh=s-of-wa¥, or other property rights required for the Project and for the costs
thereof, including the costs of any required land surveys in connection with such
acquisition.
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ARTICLE FOUR
TIM~
4.1. Sarvtces to be rendere~.'by CONSULTANT shall be co~,enced subsequent to the execution
of this Agreement upon written Notice to Proceed fro~OWNER for all or any designated
portion of the Project and shall be perfomed and coexisted in accordance with the Project
Schedule attached hereto and mede a part hereof as Schedule C. Time is of the essence
with respect to the performance of this A~reement.
4.2. Should CONSULTANT be obstructed or delayed in the proiecution or coe~letion of its
services as a result of unforeseeable causes beyond the control of CONSULTANT, and not due
to its own fault or neglect, including but not restricted to acts of God or of public
enemy, acts of government or of the OWNER, fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine
regulations, strikes or lock-outs, then CONSULTANT shall notify OWNE~ in writing within
five I$) working days after co.r, encement of such delay, stating the cause or causes
, or be deemed to have waived any right which CONSULTANT may have had to request a
time extension.
4.3. No interruption, interference, inefficiency, suspension or delay in the co,r~encement
or progress of CONSULTANT's services from any cause whatsoever, including those for which
OWNER may be responsible in whole or in part, shall relieve CON~'ULTANT of its duty to
perform or give rise to any right to damages or additional co~pensation from OWNER.
CONSULTANT's sole remedy against OWNER
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expressly apply Co claims for earl7 comp~ecion, as ~1~ as cla~u hated ~
c~le=ton. Pr~tded, h~ve~, if t~gh no fault or'~eglecc of the ~~,
semites ~o ~ pr~tded here~er ~ve no= ~en c~le~ed wi~n 24 ~ of
hereof, the ~N~T~,s c~nsa~l~ shall ~ e~l~ly adjusted, ~ reset=
semites =ha= ~ve no= ye= ~en ~rfo~d, to reflec2~he lncr~ntal ~ease
e~erlenced ~ ~N~T~ after ~ira=ion of ·aid ~n~y-f~ (24) ~ ~rl~.
4.4 Should the CONSULTANT fail Co coflwnence, provide, perform or ~oe~lece any of the
services to be provided hereunder in · C~mely and reasonable manner, In addition to any
other rights or remedies available Co the OWNE~ hereunder, the OW~E~ aC its sole
discretion and option may withhold any and all payments due and owing ~o the CONSULTANT
until such time as the CONSULTANT resumes performance of its obligations hereunder in such
a manner so as to reasonably establish Co the OWNER,s satisfaction Chat the CONSULTA.qT,s
performance is or will shortly be back on schedule.
ARTICLE FIVE
COMPENSATION
S.1. Compensation and the manner of payment of such compensation by the OWNER for
services rendered hereunder by CONSULTANT shall be as prescribed in Schedule B, entitled
'Basis of Compensation-, which is attached hereto and made a parc hereof.
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ARTICLE IIX
OWNZ:R,BI. IZ~ OF DOCUMENT8
· 6.1. Upon completion or term/nation of this Agreement, all records, documents, tracings,
plan·, specifications, maps, evaluat£on·, reports, co~puter assisted design or drafting
disk· and other technical data, other than working papers; prepared or developed by
CONSULTANT under this Agreement ·hall be delivered to'~nd become the proper~y of OWNER.
CONSULTANT, at its own expense, may re~ain copies for its flies and in~ernal use. OWNER
-..
agrees to indemnify and hold harmless CONSULTANT with respect Co any claim, loss or
damage, including attorneys fees Incurred by CONSULTANT due '~o the OWNER's ule of Bald
records, documents, tracings, plans, specifications, maps, evaluations, reports, computer
disks and other technical data on ·oma other project unless such uae LI authorized by
CONSULTANT.
6.2. With respect to and in consideration for the indemnification provided by OWNER Ln
~hs 6.1. ·boys, CONSULTANT agrees to pay to OWNER $10.00, the sufficiency and
receipt of which is acknowledged through the signing of this Agreement.
ARTICLE
HAZI~EN~C£ OF RECORDS
7.1. CONSULTANT will keep adequate records and suppor:ing documentation which concern or
reflect its services hereunder. The recorus and documentation will be retained by
CONSULTANT for · minimum of five ($) years from the date of termination of this Agreement
or the date the Project is completed, whichever ts
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_
~e~. O',~:R, o~ &ny duly &u~horls~d ~9e~s o~ ~eprele~tv~s o£ OW~g~.0 sh~l have
rtgh~ to &udtt, inspect and colr~ all such records and documen~atton as often as they
necessary during ~he peri~ og ~h~l ~re~n~ a~ d~ing ~ht ~ve (5) ~ar peri~ no~ed
~e~ pr~ided, however, ~uch activity ~11 be c~uc~ed onl~ d~ noel ~siness
houri.
ARTICI~
INDEMNIFICATION
1.1. The CONSULTANT in consideration of $10.00, the lufficiency and receipt of which
acknowledged through the signing of thiI Agreement Iha11 protect, defend, indemnify and
hold OWNER and its officers, em~loyeeI and agents harmleeI from and againlt any and &11
lossel, penalties, damages, profellional feel, including attorney feel an~ all costs of
litigation and Judgments arising out of any willful milconduct or negligent act, error or
omission of the CONSULTART, its $ubconsultanti, Subcontractors, agents or employees,
arising out of or incidental to the performance of this Agreement or work performed
thereunder. The consideration exchanged and the provilione of thil paragraph shall allo
pertain =o any claims brought againlt the OWNER itl officers, en~lo7eeI or agents
employee of the named CONSULTANT, or any Subconlultant or Subcontractor, or anTone
direct17 or indirectly employed by any of them. The CONSULTANT'S obl~gation under this
paragraph shall no= be limited in any wa7 by the agreed n contract price as shown ~n
this Agreement or the CONSULTANT'S limit of, or lack of, luffic~ent insurance protection.
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~.R. CO~SULT~'T acknowledges t~t the gene~a~ conditions of ~n~ const~u~tion contrac~
agrees Co hold 'ha~ess and.~ defend 0~, ~Cs a~enCs ~d e~l~ees fr~ all su~s ~d
actions, tncludin~ a~o~ey's fees, and all costs of l~a~on ~d ~ud~n~s of ~7 ~
~d deecript~on arising out o~ or incidental ~o ~he perforce of ~he cons~c~on
con~rac~ or work perfo~d ~here~er. ·
ARTICLE NINE "
INSURANCE
9.1. CONSULTANT shall obtain an carry, at all times during its performance under the
Contract Documents, insurance of the types and in the amounts set forth in SCHEDULE D to
this Agreement.
SERVICESBYCO~S~T~J,'T'SO~ ST~F
).1. The services to be performed hereunder shall be performed by CONSULTANT's own staff,
unless otherwise authorized in writing by the OWNER. The employment of, contract with, or
use of the services of any other person or firm by CONSULTANT, aa ~ndependent consultant
or otherwise, shall be subject to the prior written approval of the OWNER. No provision
of this Agreement shall, however, be construed as conat~tuting an agreement between the
OWb'ER and any such other person or firm. Nor shall anything contained herein be deemed to
give any such par~y or any third party any claim or right of action against the OWNER
beyond such as may otherwise exist wi=hour regard to this Agreement.
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ARTZCI~ ~L~V~N
WAIVim OF CLAIMS
11.1. CONSULTANT,s accepCancm~'of final payment shall constitute'& full waiver of any and
all clairol, except for insurance company lubrogation claims, bi, tC against O~ arising
ouc of Chis Agreement or otherwise related to the Pro~sct, except those previously made in
wrictn9 and identified by CONSULTANT as unsettled at {he time of the final payment.
~etcher the acceptance of CONSlILTAHT,s services nor. p. ayment by OWNER shall be deemed Co be
a waiver of any of OWNER's rights against CONSULTANT.
ARTICL~ TWELVE
TERMINATION OR SUSPENSION
12.1. CONSULTANT shall be considered in mater/al default of Chis Agreement and such
default will be considered cause for OWNER Co terminate Chis Agraemencj in whole or in
part, as further se= forth in =his sec=ion, for any of the following reasons: (a) failure
=o begin work under =he Agreement wi=bin =he times specified under =he No=ice(s) Co
Proceed, or (b} failure =o properly and timely perform the services Co be provided
hereunder or as directed by OWNER, or (c) the bankruptcy or Insolvency or a general
assignment for =he benefit of creditors by CONSULTANT or by any of CONSULTANT,s
principals, officers or directors, or {d) failure to obey laws, ordinances, regulations or
ocher codes of conduct, or (e) failure =o perform or abide by the terms or spirit of chis
Agreement, or (f) for any other Just cause. The OWNER may so terminate Chis Agreement, in
whole or in par=, by giving =he CONSULTANT seven (7) calendar days w~ltCen notice.
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MAY z
~2.2. ~f, a~sr no~ics o£ ~erm~na~on o£ ~h~s ~re~nmn~ aa provided for in paragraph ~2.~
It ~s determined for aa7 reason that CONSULTANT was ~ ~n default, or ~ i~s
default was ex,sable, or %hal O~ o~he~ise was ~oC encicled Co ~e r~ against
~NS~T~ pr~ided for in paragraph 12.1, ~hen ~he no~ice of ~e~na~ion ~iven ~su~=
~o paragraph 1~.1 shall ~ dee~d ~o be ~he no=ice o~ ~e~nation pr~ided for In
paragraph 12.~ ~low ~d ~T~'s re~dies agains~'O~ s~ll ~ ~e s~ as ~
lib=ed ~o =hose a[forded ~N~T~ ~er paragraph 12.~ ~1~.
12.3. OWNER shall have the right to term~n&te thii Agreement.; in whole or in parc, without
cause upon seven (7) calendar days wTitten nocice Co CONSULTANT. In Che event of such
termination for convenience, CONSULTANT's recovery against OWNER shall be liedted to Chat
Portion of the fee earned Chrough =he date of termination, togs=her wi[h any retainage
withheld and any costs reasonably incurred by CONSULTANT thac are directly attributable Co
the termination, but CONSULTANT shall not be entitled to any ocher or furCher recovery
ainst OWNER, including, but not limited to, anticipated fees or profits on work not
required to be performed.
12.4. Upon termination, the CONSULTANT shall deliver to =he OWNER all original papers,
records, documents, drawings, models, and other ma=erie1 set forth and described in chis
Agreement.
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ll.S. The OWNE~ shall have the power to suspemt all or any portions of ~e ae~ices =o ~
pr~ided ~ CONS~T~ here~der u~n giving ~N~~ t~ (2) calen~r ~ys prior
~i~en no~ice of such suspe~ton. If all or ~y ~t~ of the se~tces ~o ~ revered
hereunder are so suspended, ~he ~N~T~'s sole ~ ~clusive re~dy s~ll ~ ~o seek
extension of time =o ica schedule in accor~nce wi~h the pr~edures se= fo~h in
~ttcle Four herein. ·
~TX~ ~IR~
~ IN ~~TION ~S~ATIONS
13.1. CONSULTANT warrants =hat CONSULTANT has not employed or retaihedany company or
person, other than a bona fide employe~ working solely for CONSULTANT, to solicit or
secure this Agreement and =hat CONSULTANT has not paid or agreed ~o pay any person,
company, corporation, individual or firm, other than · bona fide employee working solely
for CONSULTANT, any fee, comission, percentage, gift or any other consideration
contingent upon or resulting from the award or making of this Agreement.
13.2. In accordance with provisions of Section 2a7.055, (5)(e), Florida Statutes, the
CONSULTANT agrees to execute the required Truth-In-Negotiation Certificate, attached
hereto and incorporated herein as Schedule E0 stating that wage rates and other factual
unit costs supporting the compensation are accurate, complete and curren~ a= ~he time of
the Agreement. The CONSULTANT agrees that the original Agreement price and &ny additions
thereto shall be adjusted to exclude any significant sums by which the OWNER determines
the Agreement price was increased due to inaccurate,
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incomplete, or non-current wage rates and other £actual unit costs. ~11 such adjustments
hall be made within one
(1) 7sar following the end of this A~reement.
~RTIC~ FOURTEE~
4
~. CONFLICT OF XNTE~E~
14.1. CONSLr~TAITr represents that it presently has no interest and shall acquire no
interest, either direct or indirect, which would conflict in any manner with the
performance of services required hereunder. CONSULTANT fux~cher represents that no persons
having any such interest shall be emq~loyed to perfor~ those lervicel.
ARTICLE FIFTEEN
MODIFICATION '
15.1. No modification or change in this Agreement shall be valid or binding upon the
parties unless in writing and executed lr~ the par~y or parties intended to be bound by it.
ARTICLE SIXTEEN
NOTICES AND ADDRESS OF RECORD
16.1. All notices required or made pursuant to this Agreement to be given b), the
~NSULTANT to the OWNER shall be in writing and shall be delivered by hand or by United
States Postal Service Department, first class mail service, postage prepaid, return
receipt requested, addressed to the following OWNER's address of record:
Board o~ County Commissioners,
Collier Count7 Florida
c/o OEfice o£ Capital Pro~ec~s
330l Ta~i-~ Trail
Naples, Yl. 341X2
Attention~ Peter ~chalt,
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1~.2. All not~ces required or ~ade pursuant to this A~re,~n~ ~o be Riven by t. he O%0~R ~o
~h~ CONS~T~ shall ~ ~de in ~ing ~ s~ll ~ delivered~~ or~ t~ted
~a~es Po~al.~e~ice DeparC~C, f/ret claes mil ~e~ice, ~tage prepaid, ret~
receipt re.es=ed, addressed co the roll.lng ~N~T~'a
Cam~ Dresser Mcgee, Inc.
2~40 Golden Gate PLTkwa7
Suite 21(
Naples, Florida, 3410S
Attent~onl J~LchardMoore,
V~ce ~rea~den~
1~.3. Either party may change its address of record b~ written notice to the other party
given in accordance with req~irements of this Article.
ARTICLE SEVENTEEN
MISCELLANEOUS
17.1. CONSULTANT, in representing OWNER, shall pro,~te the best interest of OWNER and
assume towards OWNER a duty of the highest trust, confidence, and fair dealing.
17.2. No modification, waiver, suspension or termination of the Agreement or of any terms
thereof shall i~pair the rights or li&btltties of either party.
17.3. This Agreement is not assignable, in whole or in part, by CONSULTANT without the
prior written consent of O~NER.
17.4. Waiver by either party of a breach of any provision of this Agreement shall not be
deemed to be a waiver of any other breach and shall not be construed to be · modlf[c&tion
of the terms of this Agreement.
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17.$. The headings o~ ~ht A--'C~cles, ~chedules, Pax'Cs and ACCacha~nCs aa contained ~n t.h/s
are for the purpose o£ con~n~ence only andshall noc be dee~d Co ext~and, ll~tc
or chan~e ~he provisions ~n such ~.-~ctcles, Schedules, Par~s and Acc&~s.
17.~. This A~reemenC, initially co~slstin9 o£ SS continuously nmabered pages including the
referenced Schedules a~d Attachments hereto, constiCui~s the entire a~ree~ent between ~he
par~ies hereto ~ shall s~ersede, replace ~ nulllIy ~y ~ all prior a~re~ncs or
~derscandings, ~t~Cen or oral, relaCin9 Co ~he ~C~er sec ~o~h h~rein, ~ ~y such
prior agreements or ~dersc~dln9 s~ll ~ve no ~orce or eff~cC ~C~er ~ Chis
~ree~nc.
18.1. Unless otherwise specified, thio ~greement shall be goverAed by the law~, rules, and
regulations of the Scats of Florida, and by the law~, rules and refulacions o£ the United
:ares when providing services funded by the United States government. &ny suit or
action brought hy either party to this Agreement against the other party relating to or
arisin9 out of ~his Agreement must De Brought in the appropriate Florida state ¢our~ in
Collier County, Florida.
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HA, IS 7 J
Agreemen~ for the ~CaW=T l-s~d ~xpan~lon ¢o~atr~ctAoo ~n~iaeering aad X~ectioo ~t-~Aces
~rote¢~ ~he day and year firs~ written above.
ATTEST:
Dwigh= E. Brock,
By:
Clerk
BOA]~D OF COUNTY COI~XSSX~ FOR
COLLXE~ COUNTY, ~RX~, A ~LXTX~
~DXVXSXON OF ~ STA~ OF ~R~A
~ ~ ~-OFFICXO ~ ~INO
BO~ OF ~ ~X~ ~ WA~-
Date:
nyc
TimOthy L Hancock, AICP, Chairman
Approved as to form and
CAM~ DRESS~I~ MCKEE, INC.
Witness
Richard Moore, P.E.
Vice Presiden~
(CORPORATE SEAL)
$~ A $COFE OF SERVICES
$c,hedu~ A con.si~ ofthe follo'~d~ phases:
A.O ~on of the Projec~
Not Applic~lc
N~ AppUcabl~
A.3 Not Applicable
Bid~
A6 Det. xil~d Obs~v~don of ~n
Additional Services
A.0 - DESCRIIrrlON OF THE PROJECT
This project includes ',he ensifleering services for bidding, construction adninistr~on, detailed
observation, stanup, and opeafional support services for the cons',n~on ofthe North Counly
Regional Water Treatment Plant (NCRWTP) $-MGD Expamion. This work has been des~
by Mctcalf& Eddy, Inc., (DESIGN CONSULTANT), and consists offour new rt,,Trse osmosis
skids and related pumps, piping, electrical equipment and wiring a 6-rog prestrcncd concrete
storal~e tank, new transfer and high service pumps, dcgassif'er &nd odor control equipmem, & well
field with ten new production wells and one stub-out for future 1 lth w~ and new twin 16-inch
raw water pipelines connecting the new well field to thc NCRWTP. The fbilowing tasks aa-e to be
provided by Camp Dresser & Mc. Kee Inc. (CONSULTANT) to Collier Court, Florida
<OWNS. >.
A,4. BIDDI~i'G SERVI(~S
A. 4.1 -
Camp Dr~s~r & McK~ I~c.
Or~mrdzc and attend · meeting to t~dress ~erfadng ami coordl,uttion with
CONSULTANT, and DESIGN CONSULTANT. EstubH_qh sched~ for advu'fi~me2~
receipt of'bids, pre-purchase award, and construction award.
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A.4.2 -
Assi~ the OWNER in obt.~nln~ bid~ for the constmc~on work to be performed.
Prepar~ text for adv~.
A.4.3 -
R~roduce and distn~¢ plans and speciticatiom, and ir, r~-p a detailed record of all
parties receiving copies. Th~ CONSULTAlqT shall sharge for, and retain th~ monies
obt. tined from, the dist. n'bugon of nll plans ~ ~c~ons lo pro~ bidgcr~.
P,~pond to wriuen Requests For Lnterpr~gon (PHs) of g~ co~ gocum~u by
prospective bidder~, including the preparation and issue of s~.h ~ddemga, as nmy be
necessary. Dism'but¢ copies to OWNER and DESIGN CONSULTANT.
A.4.4 - Conduct pre-bid conference Prepare minutes and di~tn'bute to all panics.'
A.4.S - Attend bid openings, analyze bids ~ed, and recommend comraci award to thc
lowest respons~le bidder.
A.4.6 -
Prepare and u'm'u~ documents for contract execution ConformLug ofdrawiags and
spec~calioru to hncorporate addenda shall be pre*formed by the DESIGN
CONSULTANT.
A.4.7 - Review and evaluate prequaJificalion of well drilling cont. ra~ors, e41uipmenl, and ~stern
vendors ('d' required and requested by the OWNER).
A.5- CO~'S_TRUCTIQN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION-
A. SA - Participle in uhree (3) "ParmerintI" sessions wi~ the OWI~R, and appropriate others.
A.S.2 - Organize, schedule, conduct, and prepare mimites ora pre-constmclion coafer~ce with
the OWNER. CONSULTANT, DESIGN CONSULTANT, and CONTRACTOR. The
Camp l:)rcsscr & I~K~: I=.
Coordin~c ~I set up the CONSLILTA.NT's field oftlce within the North County Water
Tr~ Plant Ad~ Buildins. Thc CONSULTANT shall provi~ ·
to conference room ~or projc=t-rc~l meetings.
A.5.4 - Monitor construction progress and provide the OWNER with the following periodic
proje, et status repons:
Weekly construction progress reports.
Monthly nirmna~ report of'work pcrformcd, projcct status, and outstanding
PhotoDmphs of construction.
Copies oftesting repons.
A.5.5 -
Monitor. review, and evaluate the CONTRACTOK's initial construction schcdul¢ and
monthly updates, and provide commentary on progress of the work, project issues that
may affcct the schedule and potcntial time extr. nsions.
A.$.6 -
Receive, track, review, and process all shop drawings through thc DESIO-'N
CONSULTANT. All shop drawings and status of each shall be tracked via input into
the computer-based shop drawing control system (SDCS). The CONSULTANT shall
provide an initial cursory review for completeness before sending to DESIGN
CONSULTANT.
Upon rCama from DESIGN CONSULTANT, copies s~,t! b~ dispersed to
CONTRACTOR, OCPM, aaa OWNER's Water Department.
Camp Dr~ & McKee Inc.
MAT
AS,"/-
OWNER, CONSULTAF~, DF-~I. GH CONSULTANT, md CO~OR, ush~ ~e
forward to the OWl~R ~ ~ m:om~e~i~e ofp~ymz~' Rzvkw mt ir~k rekssed
Coordinate, review, evzl~e s~d respm~ to COI~rP, ACTOP.'s rcquc~ roi' ~
clarifcations and L-~ozTnztion (P.I:~). Coordi~¢ with DF. SIGN CONSULTANT
as required i'or PI;Cs.
A.5.10 - Review, evaluate costs and t/me, ami provide recomm~ons on change order
proposals. As.~t r~otiati_n~ change orders with CONTRACTOR.. Prepare znd ~ in
processins and tr'~S chzn~¢ orders, ~s required.
A.5.11 - Coordinate, monitor, ~d docume, nt vendor tr~!ni~g on specific equipment ~nd ~.
A.5.12 - Coordinate, monitor, and document the testing and start up of specific equipment and
%
A.S.1S - During con~,'uctior~ continually maintain md update a. set ofplans to document "as-.
built" conditions (including change orders) of the WORK ~ h progresses, to verif7 the
CONTRACTOR.'s record drawin~ prior to draf~g by th~ DESIGN CONSULTANT.
A.-~.14 - Coordinate, schedule, conduct, and provide · stzms re. pon for ~,'h of two (2)
[n.~pections ~ Subs~ntial Completion ~ld two (2) inspect, iota at Final Completion-
Also, c~llect, coordL'~te, evaluate, mzke r~x~un~ons, paclczge, stat ss~ist in the
A'~' ~., ....
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A,6 - DiiTAILED OBSERVATION OF CONSTRUC33ON
A.&! -
A.6.2 -
Ob~:rv~ on a full-time ba~ s~! monhor tim work in progress for comp~ with the
construction contract 'docmnmm and applicable codm. Tim CONSULTANT's Project
Manzg~ will provide full-time detailed observation on ~c for th~ NCKWTP
cortsu'uction. The OWNE~ will provide a tuIl-tlme inspector to observe the pipeline
conrtrumion. Observ~on ofweI1 driIling and testing is incIuded under Ta.t,k A.?.I.
The CONSULTANT's Proje~ Managtr will contmtmic~t~ and coordinate with the
general CONTRACTOR, on a daily basis, regarding the WORK and ail issu~ rrJated to
the WORK
Quantities o£uuit price pay items ofWORK wLIl be recorded and U-atk~l by the
CONSULTAI~r's Projcm Manager with well field and pipe. fine quantiti~ cfwork
installed, provided by thc OWNER's ami subconsultanFs ~n stale
A.6.4 - Provide to the OWNER construction photographs (3 x'5 color photos with d~scription
o£view) of the progress of the WORK, updated monthly.
A.6.$ -
Camp Drc~r & McK~ Inc.
Maintain a file of daily progress and activity reports docum~ daffy observations of
the WORK in progress. The ,tsily activity report shall include the CONTRA~R's
labor and equipment used, description or'construction activities performed, wes:her
conditions, job site visitors, maI~ial or equipment delh~s, and other proj~'I relaxed~.~,~) ,
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informtion. Subconsultanl inspe~on mi' also will Emfish daily in~ection reports to
thc CONSULTANT'~ Proieci Marager for all construction contr~'t days.
A.6.6 -
Observe on-she ~ a.nd maid, in · file cd'al! on-site malerial, product, cquipmm~
and pipeline test reports. Eaah t~t report shall include the date, time and duration of
passed or failed. The OWNIER.'i tnd subconmltant stall' shall also furnish on-she
rraterial, proguc~, equlpm~ and pipeline test repons to the .CONSU~TAI~'s Pro, ecl
Marmg~r for ail field te~ts performS. Verify malerial r~ceix;ed and stored on ~ for
cont'orn~ce with CONTRACT r~lulr~m~s.
A.6.7 -
The CONSULTANT's Project Manager will ~ a set ofjob si~
shall include daily inspecxion relxar~ weekly constmcaion samamari~
repons, test reports, change proposal~ cha~ge orders, RFIa, gl slop
of disapproved and approved), minutes of gl scheduled me~iags, C~~'s
progress payments, record drawings, qua~ ~ lax] gl otla~ ~-¢~lalzd
correspondence to be give:: to OWNER at com~____'_,~__ ofthe pr~
A.6.g -
The CONSULTANT's Proj~'~ Manager, in co~uaclioa with th~ ~propria~
con.m'uction inspector or subconagtant s',aff, shall revie~ and ~ misc~am~
minor field changes which do not involv~ additional cos~ ~ m' ~ lime
Field changes ',hat involve additional time., costs, or croiits ~o tl~ COUNTY w~ I~
processed by the CONSULTANT's Project Manager as a ~mge proposal The
CONSULTAHT shall coordinate design-related issues w{th the DESIGN
CONSULTANT.
A.6.9 -
Camp Dr=s~ & MclC,~ Inc.
Substantial and final completion i~pections will b~ arrmg~ ami conduta~ by the
CONSULTANT's Project Manager. Punch lists for gl WORK at Substantial and FmaI
Completion will be compiled by the CONSULTANT's Project Manage, with punch
I
lira ~ by thc ~~]~ and OWNl~'s i~on for ~c l~,eline ~ well
~v~ ~y thc O~'~-.R, ~ m~nt~n th~ ~ l~ved offiedd ob~.~ioe ofthe
6/7 - ADDITIONAL SERVICES
docume~t~don will be ~ by ~ ~ ]x~. for th~ portion of the
WOR. K ns follows:
ao
_Con~-~cdon Ob~crva~~ Col]~io~
Subcon~ult~nt s~l p~o~ ~~on ob~goW~a ~on for (I0) ~
12-inch di~e~ ~oduction ~1~ m ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ of~c
NCR~. ~e we~s ~ t~g~ ~e ~w~ HaYom ~lofi~) Aq~ ~
oc~ at appmx~ely 7~ f~ below 1~ ~ at ~e ~opo~d ~t~ ~e
wells ~11 ~ ~ctcd by · p~-~l~cmd con~r w~ d~y for CoBi~
Co~W vi~ b~d process, of ~c 8-~d NCR~ e~sion proje~ or a p~-
q~ified su~n~tor. Su~omd~t ~ ~ovide oblation ofwelI
co~c~on acti~fics ~clud~g ~g, ~g ~l~on, md ~g ~d
~ development· Fo~tioa s~pl~ ~11 ~ ~il~d by m on-d~
hy~g~lo~ for ~olo~c ch~~ti~n. Wa~ ~pl~ ~1 ~ ~llect~ at
20-foot ~t~s d~n$ ~v~e ~ d~l~ Geo~h~cd lo.rig condu~ ~
~e ~11 ~n~or ~11 ~ ~d mdd ~ ~olo~c ~~on ~
~~ off--on obje~v~. S~w~ ~ ~ ~~
by ~c Co~~OR on ~ of ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~d
~~ for ~~c ~m ~~ T~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ m
1997
Afl.2 -
Sub~~t ~,~o~ ~ ~ f~ ~olo~,
~b~tant,s ~r ~6~ ~e pro~ ~ d~ ~~'
~nduc~. Hyd~ dztt ~ ~ ~ to d~ ~pr~ ~mpl~on r~ ~ ~ ~d
p~in~t r~~en~g°ns as uecess~.
~w wat~ pipgine obs~fio~ ~pecgo~ ~d ~ r~ed ~d approp~ate
documentation ~I be pro~d~ by ~e O~~'s ~pe~Or for ~t po~on of~e
WO~. The pipeline DESIGN cONS~T~, ~oh B~b~
m~e money site ~sks ~d auld mont~y pro~eSs ~8
meeting~ske ~sks at ~ (3) ~urs
Pro~de ~he ~ces of a p~ofession~ Su~eyor (~oh Bab~ & Bmnda8e, I~c.) to
place ho~nt~ ~d ve~C~ ~ntrol s~dent to glow ~ co~CTOR's
to layou1 the WO~ ~ ac~rd~ce ~th ~e CO~CT Do~m~ts ~d C~pt~
61617-6.00~ Florida Ad~agon Code.
Pro~d~ addifio~ ~s~E~cous ~g s~c~, ~ u~ed, up to. 40 ho~S
l~ee-~ su~ ~, as ~rected by
r~o~8. ~e follo~g s~ ~I1 be pro~d~ am ne~ ~ ~w ~e~S ~d
~o~t~ s~ces, ~c.
A.7,3 -
Camp Dtcsscr& McY,~: Inc.
· Co.ua l~b~mor7 Proctor mois~m'~7 rel~onshlp (~~) tau
on repr~ s~nples ofimplKz I~! proposccl ill soils. Esfim~ six
Co~hic~ labo~ Florid~ Lim~roc~ Bearing P,~o (IBP,) Tcsts on
rcprcscr~gv~ s~,nples ofi~-pl~r,~ ~[/or.propos~ ~ soils on p~.veme~
Conduc~ in-pLace tield dcraity tcsu to verify the pcrccnt ofcomp~:~ion
·chieved by the CONTRACTOR. N'mery tests ~re m~,icipued for fill mUeri~
supporting proposed project fo'tmdago~.
· Obtain samples ~nd perform tests on plastic concrete in the field. ~ g-inch
by 12-inch concrete cylinder specimens for compresshre strength testing. Cure
and test concrete oflinders; rcpon results of compressive strength. Estim,xte
15 sets of cora:fete cylinders
As~hah
· Conduct demsity testing on pavement overlays by nuclear density gauge
methods. Esfimae 15 density tests
Core ~nd measure pivernent section ax~t/or overlays. Estimale five cores.
· Conduct ~on gradation ofbitumir~us materiL1. Estimate five tests.
A.7.5 - Provide start-up ~ debug,~'nE ~aist~ce ~d proced~ on an ~s-neecled basis during
the initial ~tart~p.of~ach proccss. Specialists will be ~vailable to make on-site visits to
C~mp D~csscr & McK~ Inc.
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Up ~o 160 hours ofOlm~ ~t M~i~ S~ mvic~ will b~ provid~ by
~h¢ CONSULTANT," ~ by ~h~ OWNI~ '
Provide up to 40 hours for & Senior Engineer to Is'gs~ h the permlt~,,g proccss oo in
as-ncoted basis, as reques~ by the OW2~U~
A.7.7 -
Provide s.ulsunce duri~ the 12-month ~ period (fu'st year ofop~rago~) by
coordLr~th~ wi~ tl~ CO~'R. ACTOR ind/or suppli~r~ to po-form warrantee-relaa~
work, as ncn~lect, and as requested by th~ OWNER, up to 96 hours of in Ope~om sad
A.7.8 -
Review the Record Drra,'ings ~ provide certiticition that the WORK was performed
in gcncral cont'onna.nce with thc CONTRACT D~ lnd Rccord Driwin&s. In the
preparation and review of Record Drawings, the CONSULTAI¢I' will utilize
information provided by the CONTRACTOR to revise the odl~l Contract Drawings
The CONSUL'~ANT will rcview and ver~, but not rcsurvcy, the CONTRACTOR's
information. Provide one s~t ofmylar$ and five sets ofbluciincs to OWNER, signed and
sealed at conclusion of project.
A.7.9 -
Provide the scrviccs of an Ltsmun~fion Lnd controls specialist (WilVi-% Malcolm &
Associates) to assist with interflcing and integrating th~ ncw WORK with the exisfi=g
facilities LM opcrations, for up to 160 rnan-ho~s on an as-needed basis, as requested by
the OWNEK
A.7.10 - Provide the services ora Process Engineer or Membrane Technology Specia~ for
troubleshooting, training, design, construction-related, or anY. other work task r~iues~ed
by the OW'NElL, up to 500 rna-hour,. ~~"~
El'ID OF SCHI~UI~ A
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SCHED~ B
BASIS OF CO1VIPI~I~I'SATION
B.i.! -
As consideration for pravidin8 Basic Services as set.forth hereia ia $~ A,
OWNER si;r~es to psy, sad CONSUI.TAHT s~rzes to sccept, the time sad
reimbursable cost fees as shown on ~ent A .entitled, "Schedule Te~s for Bag¢
II.2.1 -
B.2.2 -
As consideration for providing Basic Se~wices under Phas~ A.4, A.S, and A.6 and for
properly ·pproved Additional Services set forth in Phase A.? and as esgnmted on
Attachment C entitled, "Schedule of Fees for Addigortsl Services", OWNER a~r~es to
pay and CONSULTANT a~ to accept payment on · time and reimbursable cost
basis. P·yments for services under Phases A.4, A. 5, A.6, a~! A.7 shall be made monthly
on · time and reimbursable cost basis computed in accordance with either Attachment B
entitled, "Consultant's Employee Hourly Billing P,&te Schedule" for employees working
under this Agreement or Atta~t C entitled, 'Schedule of Fees for Additional
Services". psymcut for services performed by individuals beyond 40 hours per week or
Saturdays, Sundays or holidays resulting firom CONTRACTOR initialed ov~rgme shall
be reimbursed outside oi' the upper limit ot'this Agreement by OWNER deducting said
overtime fees per terms of the Construction Contract Do<:vments fi.om CONTRACTOR.
and then paying CONSULTANT after payment is deducted fi.om CONTRACTOR.
Reimbursable costs shall mean the actual expenditures mid¢ by the CONSULTANT
while providing Basic Services under Phases A.4, A. 5, and A.6 or Additional Scrvic~
under Phase A.?, in the interest of the Project, listed in tl~ following sub-paragrsp~,,:
Expem~s for transportation tud mbsistence incidental to our-of-town trtv~
required by CONSULTAlqT and ~ by OW'NEE, other than vi.sits to the
Project Site or OWNEr's office;
I~MKt.JI 4t2t~;
MAY 2 0 ~S.~
dmil~r Proj~c~-r~ted P,~m in ~ddition to those ~e required in Plmes
A.4, A.5, ~d A.6 of B~sic
(¢] Wh~ ~thoriz~ ~ ~ IV OWNEIL ~ u ~y ~
provided herein, the expense ofovm'lime .work ~ Igl/,l~r ihsn ~
(d) E~ for presentations, r~xt~iz~& models stat mock-ups requesu:d blf
OWNEP,.
B.2..:~ - By way of' ~xample and not lirnitalion, reimburs~le costs shgl sp~cifi~ ~ include
ccpendimres, except ~s otherwise desc'n'bed in P~ra~aph B.2.2, such as:
(a) Expenses for transportation and subsistence;
('b) Overhead, including field office f~:ilities;
(c) Overtime not authorized by OW]qER4 or
(d) Expenses for copies, reproductions, post,se, h~xlling, express delivery, ~nd
long distance communications. ,
B.3.1 -
Work performed undo' Ph~es A.4, A.5, and A. 6 and Additional S~-vices performed
under Ph~e A.7 sh~ be paid ~s substantiated to the limits shown in A.tt~.hmeriIs A smi
C, but not to exceed the sum of those' figures wkhout execution of~,n ~ppropri~c
Agreement INmendmerrt.
C.,~np Dresser & Md"~m Ira:.
~ OWN~L
~d modtod~ of cxpc~diwes u~= ~s
B.3.4 -
As comp~'~atiou for coordinating subconsultmnt aztivifies for OWNER,
CONSULTANT shall be dlowc-d an ~6ministmtive fee not to cxcced tm percent (10%)
of thc actual cost of services female, red undm' Phase Afl for Additional Services. For thc
purposes of this provision, thc actual cost of r,~4ces rendered shah not include m'ty
mark-up between thc v~dor who a~'llY pa-formed th~ services and any
subconsultamt. 1'4o a~ninistra'dv~ fc~ or mark-up shall bc paid irt conjtmction with thc
provision ofBasic Scrviacs as set forth in phases A.4, A. 5, arid A.6 of Schedule A.
END OF SCHED~ B
C,m~ Drm.~ & Mc.K~ Inc-
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SCIt:EDULE B - ATTAr.A
SCZ-n~.~-G OF ~-Sr=S FO~ nAS]C S]~VXC~
TOTAL
$ 20,136.00
169.798.00
164,318.00
Cup Dr:ss~ & McI'r'=: I=:.
MAY 2 :,: i~7
SCHEDULE B - ATTACItMENT B
CXINSULTANI" S t~MpI~YEE HOURLY BE//N(} RATE SCttED~
LABOR CATFf. g)RY
$110
$1~
$ 79
$ 95
$~
$75
$ 65
S ?0
$ 50
$34
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A.7.1
A.7.2
A.7.3
A.7.4
A.7.5
A.7.6
A.7.7
A.7.$
A.7.9
A.7.10
.~:HEDL~E 15 - ATTACi-I~ C
S136,~79.00
4,703 .IX)
7,150.00
$,500.00
14,400.00
3,$00.00
$,640.00
5,196.00
lO,S60.O0
46,~00.00
~ Dr~r,~r & McK~ Inc.
MA'r 2 0 I~EI?
rASK/DE$CRI~TION
~TP. WE~LS, ~ P~EL~
PREPARE CONTRACT
CO.STRUCT ON
DELIVER WATER TO SYSTEM
FINAL COMPLETION
END OF PROJECT
,~ll M COLLIER COUNTY, FL ORIDA
,~,~i~UM NORTH REGIONAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT .
~1~. C~p.,,.~D~..~,.e.M~--. SCHEDULE TO COMPLETION
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(1) The amounts and types of Lnaurance c~vara~'ehall conform to the £ollowin~
minimum requirements with the use of Insurance Services Office (ISO) forms and endorsements
or their equivalents.
(2) The insurance required by this A~reement shall be written for not lees than the
limits specified herein or required by law, whichever le greater.
(3) Coverages shall be maintained without interruption from the date of commencement
of the work until the date of completion and acceptance of the Project by the Owner or as
specified in this Agreement, whichever ie longer.
(4) Certificates of insurance (3 copies) acceptable to the Owner shall be filed with
the Owner within ten (10) calendar days after Notice of Award is received b~
Contractor/Consultant/
Professional. Such certificates shall contain a provision that coverages afforded under the
policies will not be canceled or allowed to expire until at least thirty ()0) days prior
written notice has been given to the Owner.
CDML'~I.40
{$} ~l inaur&nce coverages of tbs ¢ontractor/¢onsultant/Pro£assional shaX1 be
ro~j~ry to any insurance or self insurance pro, ram carried by the Owner applicable to this
ect. t,' t
(;) The acceptance by Owner of any Certificate of Insurance does not constitute
approval or agreement by the Owner that the insurance requirements have been satisfied or
that the insurance policy shown on the Cer~i£icate of ~nsurance is in compliance with the
requirements of this Agreement.
(?) Contrac=or/Consultant/Professional shall require e~ch of its subcontractors to
procure and maintain, until the completion of the subcontractor's york, insurance of the
types and to the limits specified in this Section unless such insurance requirements ~or the
subcontractor are expressly waived in writing by the Owner.
(8) Should at any time the Contractor/Consultant/Pro-
sion&l not maintain the insurance coverages required herein, the O~ner may terminate the
A~reement or at its sole discretion shall be authorized to purchase such coverages and
charge the Contractor for such coverages purchased· The Owner shall be under no obligation
to purchase such insurance, nor shall it be responsible for the coverages purchased or the
insurance company or companies used. The decision of the Owner to purchase such insurance
coverages shall in no way be construed to be a waiver of any of its rights under the
Contract Documents.
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(~) Xf the initial, or ~ny subsequently ilsued Ce~l£icats of Xnlurlnce ix~ires prior
to the completion of the Work or termi~tion o£ the Agrsemeat. the Contractor/Consultant/
i~ofessional shall £u~nish to ~he Couat¥, in triplicate, renewal or replacement
Certificate(s) of Xnsurance not later than thl,~¥ (30) calendar days prior to ~he date of
their expiration. Failure of ~he Com~rac~or to provide ~he ¢ou~¥ with such renewal
certificate(s) shall ~e considered ~ustification for t~e County to term/na~e the A~reem~nt.
Required by this Agreement? (check one) __4__Yes
(1) Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability Xnsurance shall be maintained by
the ¢on~rac~or/¢onsul~an~/ Prolessional durin9 the term of this A~reement lot all employees
engaged in the work under this Agreement in accordance with the laws of the State of
Florida. The amounts o! such insurance shall not be less than:
a. Worker's Compensation - Florida Statutory Requirements
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Liability (check ona)
$100,000 Each Accident
$S00,000 Disease Aggregate
$100,000 Disease Each Employee
~ $1,000,000 Each Accident
$1,000,000 Disease Aggregate
$1,000,000 Disease Each Employee
(2) The insurance co~pany shall waive its Rights of Subrogation against the Owner and
the policy shall be so endorsed.
(3) United States Longshoreman's and Harborworker's Act coverage shall be ~aintained
~[ere applicable to the completion ol the work. (check one}
Applicable
__4__ Not A~plicable
(¢) Maritime Coverage (Jones Act)
completion of the work. (check one)
shall be ~aintained where applicable to the
Applicable
__4__Not Applicable
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Required by this A~reement? (cl%eck one) __~__ Yes No
(1) · Commercial General Liability Insurance shall be maintained by the
Contractor/Consultant/Professional. Coverage will include, but not be limited to, Bodily
Injury, Property Damage, Personal Injury, Contractual Liability for thisA~ree~ent,
Independent Contractors, Broad Form Property Damage including Completed Operations and
Products and Completed Operations Coverage. Products and Completed Operations coverage
shall be maintained for a period of not less than five (S) years following the completion
and acceptance by the Owner of the work under this Agreement. Limits of Liability shall not
be less than the following: (check one)
General Aggregate
Products/Completed Operations Aggregate
Personal and Advertising Injury
Each Occurrence
Fire Damage
$300,000
$300,000
$300,000
$300,000
$ 50,000
General Aggregate
Products/Completed Operations Aggregate
Personal and Advertising Injury
Each Occurrence
Fire Damage
$500,000
$$00,000
$500,000
$500,000
$ SO,O00
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__4__General Aggregate
produc=s/Completed Operations
Personal and 'Advertising rInJury
Each Occurrence
Fir~ Damage
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$~,000,000
$1,000,000
$ SO,O00
(2) The General Aggregate Limit shall apply ~e~arately to this Project and the polic~
shall be endorsed using the following endorsement wordingJ ,This endorsement modifies
insurance provided under the following~ Com~rcial General Liability Coverage Par~. The
General Aggregate Limit under LIMITS OF INSURANCE applies separately to each of your
projects away from premises o~ned by or rented to you.'
(3) If the General Liability insurance required herein is issued or renewed on a
'claims made' basis, as opposed to the -occurrence' form, the retroactive date for coverage
be no later than the commencement date of ~he Project and shall provide that in the
event of cancellation or non-renewal the Extended Repot=lng Period (Disoover~ Period) for
claims shall be no less than three (3) years.
(4) The Owner shall be named as an Additional Insured and the policy shall be
endorsed that such coverage shall be primary to any similar coverage carried by the Owner.
CDMC~S
HAY 2 0 1997
(5) Coverage shall be included for explosion, collapse or underground property damage
claims.
(6) watercraft Liability coverage shall be ca,tied a= the liedts shown above if
&pplicable to the completion of =he work under =his ~reemen=. (check one)
Applicable 4 No= Applicable
(7) Aircraft Liab~lit¥ coverage shall be carried a2 li~[2s of $2,000,000 each
occurrence if applicable to =he coml~le=ion of ~he work under =his Agreement. (check one}
__ Applicable 4 Not Applicable
(1) Property Insurance - Builders Risk coverage shall be carried by =he Owner
applicable. (check one)
Applicable 4 Not Applicable
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(2) The Owner shall purchase and maintain in a company or companies lawfully
~horized to do business in the State of Florida and in Collier County, property insurance
in the amount of the initial Co~tract Sum as well as subsequent modifkcations thereto for
the entire Work at the site on a replacement cost basis without voluntar~ deductLbles. Such
property insurance shall be maintained, unless otherwise provided in the Oontract Doo~ents
or otherwise agreed in writing k~? all persons and enti~les who are ~eneficiaries of such
insurance, until final payment has been made or until no person or entity other than the
Owner has an insurable interest in the property required to be covered, which~ver is
earlier. This insurance shall include interests of the Ow~e~, the Contractor,
Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors and Material Suppliers in the Work.
(3) Property insurance shall be on an all-risk policy form and s~all insure against
the perils of fire and extended coverage and physical loss or damage including, without
duplication of coverage, theft, wind and hail, vandalism, malicious mischief, collapse,
lsework, temporary buildings and debris removal including demolition occasioned by
enforcement of any applicable legal requirements, and, at the Owner's option, shall cover
reasonable compensation for Professional's services and expenses required as a result of
such insured loss. At the Owner's option, flood insurance will also be purchased.
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(4) The property insurance provided by the o~ner requires minimum deductibles and the
Contractor shall pay costs not covered by the deductibles. The respOnsibilitY of the
Contractor for &ny deducttblet&ssociated with the all-risk ~olicy described above shall
li~ted to · ~t~ of $1,000 for each oc~rrence ~Xess highe~ deductible~ ~re identified
~n ~tbit C of the Contract ~nts. ~e res~nsibilitY o~ the Contractor for ~ny
deductib~e ~ssoci&~ed wi~h the fl~ insur~nce ldentif~ed herein, i~ purchased~ the
s~ll be limited to a maxi~m of $1,000 for each occurrence ~less higher deductibles are
Xd~ntXfied in ~tbtt 2 o~. the Con~rac~ ~
(5) This property insurance shall cover portions of the work stored off the site
after written approval of the Owner at the value established in the approval, and also
portions of the Work in transit.
(6) Boiler and Machinery Insurance. The Owner shall have the option of purchasing
and maintaining boiler and machinery insurance required by the Contract Documents or by
which shall specifically cover such insured objects during installation and until final
acceptance by the owner. If purchased this insurance shall include interests of the Owner,
Contractor, Subcontractors and Sub-subcontrators in the Work.
(~) Waivers of subrogation. ~e Owner s~d Contractor waive all rights against (1}
other and any of their subcontractors, s~.s~bcontractors0 agents and e~ees, each
the ot~er, ~nd (2) t~e pro~essio~, ~ro~essl°nn~s consulters, ~or ~es' c~used by
or ot~er pe~i~s to the ex~en~ c~e~ed ~ ~r~Y insu~ce obtained ~suant to this
o~her proper~ insur~nce applicable ~o ~he ~ork, excep~ such ~igh~s es ~hey~ve ~o
pr~eeds o~ such insurance held ~ the ~er as fiduci~. ~e ~licies shall pr~ide
waivers of s~r~a~ion ~ endorseMn= or o~he~ioe.
(8) A loss insured under Owner's property insurance shall be adjusted by the Owner as
fiduciary and made payable to the Owner as fiduciarY for the lnsureds, as their interests
may appear.
(9) If Builders Risk coverage is applicable the Contractor shall be responsible for
the following maximum deductibles per occurrence per paragraph (3) above. (check one)
Ail Risk Policy - $1,000 ~aximum deductible
All Risk Policy o Maximum deductible of $
Flood Policy
$1,000 maximum deductible
Flood Policy
Maximum deductible of $_ ,
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Required by this Agreement? (check one) __4__Yes __._No
C1) Automobile Liability Insurance shall be emintained by the
Contractor/Consultant/Professional for the ownership, °~aintenance or use of any owned,
non-owned or hired vehicle with limits of not less thanl (check one)
Bodily InJur~ & Property Damage - $ S00,000
4 Bodily Injury & Property Damage - $1,000,000
(2) The Owner shall be na~ed as an Additional Insured under the policy.
UM~ItELLA LIABILITY
(1) Umbrella Liability may be maintained as part of the liability insurance of the
Contractor/Consultant/Professional and, if so, such policy shall be excess of the Employers'
Liability, Commercial General Liability and Automobile Liability c~verages required herein
and shall include all coverages on a -following form" basil.
(2) The policy shall contain wording to the effect that,
~tion of any underlying limit due to the payment of cla£m~,
· drop down' to apply as primax%' insurance.
in the event of the
the ~mbrellapolicy will
(3) The Oeneral Aggregate limit, if applicable, shall apply separately to this
project and the policy shall be so endorsed.
Required by this Agreement?
(check one) ._...~¥es , ~o
(1) Professional Liability Insurance shall be maintained by the
Consultant/professional to insure its legal liability for clalam arising out of the
performance of professional services under this Agreement. Such insurance shall have limits
not less than: (CHECK ONE)
500,000 each claim and in the aggregate
$3,000,000 each claim and in the aggregate
$2,000,000 each claim and in the aggregate
each claim and in the aggregate
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(2) A~y daduc~:Lb~a alrp3.:Lc&b3,e to ~ cla4u aha,3.], be the so'la z'aspona:Lb:L].Lt3r o£ the
Conaultant/~ro£ess~cnal and ah~l], not: be great:ar t]~= $S00,000 each cla4u.
(3) The Consultant:/Pro~[eso~onal shall continue th~s coverage £or t:h~s Project: for a
per:Lo~ o~ not: less t:han ~:[ve ($) years £ollo~ng coe~let:Lon and accept:ance o~ the Pro:Jec~ b7
O~mer.
END OF SCHEDULE D.
TR~TH IN NEGOTIATION CERTIFICATE
Zn co~p2~&nce w~th the Consulto~ts* Competit~ve ~egotilt~on Act, Section 287.055,
Florida Statutes, Richar4 lgoo~e, P.l., Vice p=elident o£ Cas~ D=elle~l~-Xee, Xnc., ~e~
cer=ifies ~ha= wages, fa=es and o~her fac=ual ~i~ cos~l .u~r~ing ~he c~nsa=ion for the
~gineering ~ in~ec~l~ se~ices of =he ~T~ ~o ~ pr~lded ~de= ~he ~o~essio~l
Se~ices ~ree~nC, conceding ~ 8-~d ~si~C~c~A~ ~inee=ing ~
Xnspec~ion Se~lces are acetate, c~le~e a~ ~rrenC al o~ ~he tim o~ concraccing-
BY:
Richard ~oore, p.E.
vice p=esiden~
Revimed:
HAY 2 0 1997
GL08378632-01
BAP8376631-01
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11011gt
1101198
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~s E Ineertn Services durtn ~nst~ctto~ of ~c~
r~ Is res~ct~ clal~ artsl~ ~ of
Collier County I ~P~~~~~~'~
Board of Co~lisloners
1301 EiIt Tamieel Trail
RECOMMENDATION TIL~T ~ ~ OF CO~ co~O~ ~O~ A
CON.SION AG~E~ FOR ~ o~ON ~ ~AGE~ OF A ~A
~~ TO ~ C~O~T~ ~ CO~ ~
O~~: To ~ve ~e ~ of ~ ~mi~ ~ ~ ~i~ ~~ f~ ~
o~tion of a m~ ~l~five m ~ ~ ~ ~ P~ F~il~ ·
CONS~E~ON: ~ ~2611 ~ ~i~ ~ N~ ~1~7, ~ ~ ~ bid ~ing
~ng on J~ 10,1~7. F~ v~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f~ ~i ~ a ~!~
CommiRee ~ing ¢mblish~ to ~ ~ ~ ~ls ~ m ~ ~e ~ ~mt ~
num~ one nnk~ fi~ w~ Fishfi~, I~., ofN~l~ ~ ~ ~ of~e in,iai a~t b f~
ten y~ wi~ ~o o~io~ m ~ f~ five ~ ~ ~ ~ ~e ~s ~ ~M~ ~ ~
original a~m~t. %e ~nc~si~ is a~ m ~ ~ foll~g ~ of ~i~ ~d m
provide ~e following ~i~: ~ ~le ofm~ ~ ~R ~ ~1~ f~ ~ ~ ~ ~ of
slips, ~at ~o~ge ~n~l, ~1 of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ in ~ ~ ~i~ No. ~
11, ~llection of ~nual ~t ~u~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~! ~i~ ~ in ~ing ~ ~
Di~ctor of ~e Pa~s and ~ti~ ~~ In ~m f~ ~id ~i~ ~ ~ ~I! ~i~ a
~nmge of thc toul of m~ly ~ ~i~ ~ a m~ minimm ~i~ ~ ~~ is
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RANKIN~ MATRIX FORM
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NO. 96-2611
.Cocohatchee River Park Concession"
SELECTION COMMITTEE FII~kL RANKIN~ STANDINGS
NUMBER OF NUMBER OF NUMBER OF SUM OF
1ST PX2kCE 2ND PLACE 3RD PLACE RANKING
NAME OF FIRM RANKINGS RANKINGS RANKINGS SCORING
NOTE:
Ranking Scoring is determined by multiplying each 1st
Place Ranking by 3 points, each 2nd Place Ranking by 2
points, each 3rd Place Ranking by I point. The Final
Ranking order is determined by the highest to lowes~
Ranking Scoring totals.
SELECTION COMMITTEE
FINAL RANKING:
FIRST
SECOND
THIRD
EVALUATION M~TRIX
NAKE OF
Answer all Questions
on RFP
(Three (3) Points)
Qualifications and
Experience in Operating
a Concession
Overall Completeness,
Clarity and Quality of
Proposal
Percentages Offered
(Five (5)Points)
schedule of Operations
(Five (5) Points)
Operational Concepts
Plans
(Ten (10) Points)
TOTAL
and . ~ /
EVALUATION MATRIX
RFP 996-2611
"Cocohatchee RAver Park
Answer all Questions
on RFP
(Three (3)Points)
Qualifications and
Experience in Operating
~erall Comple=eness,
Clari=y and Quality of
Proposal
_ (Eight (8) Points)
Percentages Offered
(Five (5) Points)
Schedule of Operations
Operational Concepts and
Plans
(Ten (10)Points)
TOT~
Selection Comittee Member,s Signature
EVALUATION M~TRIX
P. FP ~96-2611
'Cocohatchee River Park Concession'
Answer all Questions
on RFP
(Three (3)Points)
Qualifications and
Experience in Operating
a Concession
(Eiuht (8) Points)
Overall Completeness,
Clarity and Quality of
Proposal
(Eiaht (8) Points)
Percentages Offered
(Five (S)Points)
Schedule of Operations
(Five (S) Points)
Operational Concepts and
Plans
TOTAL
R~TK~O
Selection~C~mmittee Member's Signature
EVALUATION M~TRIX
RFP t96-2611
"Cocohatchee River Park Concession.
Answer all Questions
on RFP
(~hree (~> Points)
Qualifications and
Experience in Operatin~
a Concession
Overall Completeness,
Clarity and Quality of
Proposal
Percentages Offered
(Five (5) Points)
Schedule of Operations
(Five (5)Points)
Operational Concepts and
Plans
(Ten (10) Points)
~o~
Selecti/~ C6~mittee Member,s Signature
EVALUATION HATRIX
RFP ~96-2611
"Cocohatchee River Park Concession"
Answer all Questions
on RFP
(Three (3)Points)
Qualifications and
Experience in Operating
a Concession
CEiaht (B) Points)
Overall Completeness,
Clarity and Quality of
P~oposa~
(Eight (8) Points)
Percentages Offered
~v. ~: ~o~n~,~
Schedule of ~eracions
~erational Concepts and
Plans
(Ten (10) Points)
TOT~
Selection Committee Member's Signature
COCOHATCHEE RIVER PARK CONCESSION AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made effective this day of , 1997, A.D.
between Collier County, a political subdivision of th~ State of Florida (hereinafter called the
"County") and Fish Finders Inc. d/b/a Cocohatchee River Marina, Inc., a Florida
Corporation with offices at 179 South Bay Drive, Naples, Florida 34108 (hereinafter called
"Concessionaire").
SCOPE. The Coun[). hereby grants to the Concessionaire, and the Concessionaire
hereby accepts from the County the exclusive right to operate the following described
concession at Cocohatchee River Park, 13531 Vanderbilt Drive, Naples, Florida in
conformance with the purpose and for the period stated herein and subject to all terms
and conditions hereinafter set forth.
TERM. This Agreement shall be for a term of ten years, commencing on the date
of approval by the Board of County Commissioners, and shall be renewable upon
satisfactory performance by the Concessionaire, for two (2) additional periods of
five (5) years, under the same terms and conditions, subject to the subsequent
approval of the Board of County Commissioners. The County Administrator may
extend this Agreement under all of the terms and conditions contained in this
Agreement for up to one hundred twenty (120) additional days following
expiration of the original ten (10) year term or following the extended five (5) year
term. The County must give the Concessionaire written notice of its intention to
extend the Agreement no less than ninety (90) days prior to the end of the
Agreement term then in effect. The Concessionaire shall notify the County in
writing within sixty (60) days prior to the end of the respective Agreement term
then in effect of Concessionaire's intention whether or not to accept the extension.
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FACILITIES. The County shall provide to the Concessionaire the use of the
following facilities and space:
Cocohatchee River Park boat slips, docks, concession building and parking area.
This will also include marine fuel facilities once installed by the Concessionaire.
USES. The Concessionaire is authorized to conduct the following types of
business and to provide the following services, and only such business and
services, at the location as set forth below:.
The sale of madne fuel, bait and tackle, food and sundry items, rental of slips,
boat storage rental, rental of pontoon boats and deck boats in accordance with
Ordinance No. 89-11, collection of annual boat launch passes, and any other
lawful activity approved in writing by the Director of the Parks and Recreation
Department. The County may, by amendment to the Concession Agreement,
authorize the Concessionaire to expand the services provided.
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NOTICES. All notices from the County to the Concessionaire shall be deemed duly
served if mailed by registered or certified mail to the Concessionaire at the following
address:
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Gulf Bay Marine Management, d/b/a
Cocohatchee River Marina, Inc.
179 South Bay Drive
Naples, Flodda 34108
All notices from the Concessionaire to the County shall be deemed served if mailed
by registered mail to the County at the following address:
Director of Parks and Recreation Department
3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard
Naples, Florida 34116
NOT A LEASE. It is expressly understood and agreed that no part, parcel, building
structure, equipment or space is leased to the Concessionaire; that the corporation is
a concessionaire and not a lessee; that Concessionaire's right to operate the
concession shall continue only so long as the concession operation complies with
the undertakings, provisions, agreements, stipulations and conditions of this
Agreement.
.NO PARTNERSHIP OR AGENCY'. Nothing herein contained shall create or be
construed as creating a partnership between the County and the Concessionaire.
Concessionaire is not an agent of the County.
IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE, The Concessionaire's proposed Time Une Chart
shall be utilized as the Implementation Schedule. The Concessionaire shall be fully
operational within sixteen (16) weeks after approval of the Agreement by the Board of
County Commissioners. Failure to maintain the Implementation Schedule shall be
considered a material breach and may be cause to terminate the Agreement
immediately. The Concessionaire shall not be penalized for delays caused by the
County.
MAINTENANCE. The County agrees to provide the assigned facilities in their "as is"
condition and to perform necessary exterior maintenance on the facilities assigned to
the Concessionaire to include the docks and the water and sewer utilities. Exterior
maintenance of the facilities does not include daily removal of litter of the concession
facility, such removal is the responsibility of the Concessionaire.
The County shall be responsible for the cleanliness of the 'rest rooms In the park, and
shall provide all supplies required for the proper maintenance, hygiene and comfort
of citizens using the rest rooms.
ASSIGNMENT. The Concessionaire may not assign this Concession Agreement, or
any part hereof, without prior written approval of the Board of County Commissioners.
Concessionaire agrees that without the prior written consent of the Board of County
Commissioners, no shareholder shall sell, assign, transfer or convey his/her stock
(except by operation of law), nor shall the corporation issue any additional shares of
stock, if any such transfer or issuance will effectively change the ownership of the
corporation. However, the shareholders have the right to convey between
themselves and their spouses and children without the County's consent.
USE OF THE FACILITIES IS PRIMARY. The Cocohatchee River Park is for the use
of the public for recreational and other public purposes and the public's right to such
use shall not be infringed upon by any activity of the Concessionaire. However, this
does not preclude the Concessionaire from scheduling promotional events which
might temporarily limit access to the event site subject to the prior written approval of
the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department.
SECURITY. The Concessionaire shall maintain and pay for the monthly monitoring
contract at the Cocohatchee River Park. The Concessionaire must provide any
security measures which may be required to protect his area and his equipment,
materials and facilities. Such security measures may not violate other restrictions of
this Agreement.
10.
PERMITS, LICENSES, TAXES. The Concessionaire agrees to obtain and pay for all
permits and licenses necessary for the conducting of business and agrees to comply
with all laws governing the responsibility of an employer with respect to persons
employed by the Concessionaire. This shall also include HRS Screening for the
Concessionaire and its employees. The Concessionaire and employees agree to
successfully complete CPR and First Aid Classes within one hundred eighty (180)
days of the commencement of this Agreement. The Concessionaire shall also be
solely responsible for payment of any and all taxes levied on the concession
operation. In addition, the Concessionaire shall comply with all existing and future
applicable rules, regulations and laws of Collier County, the State of Florida, or the
U.S. Government.
11.
TRASH AND GARBAGE REMOVAL. The Concessionaire shall be responsible for
the pickup and removal of all rubbish, trash, and garbage including removal of trash
from the concession area to the dumpster. Rubbish, trash, and garbage shall be
picked up within 100 feet of the concession operation. The County shall provide
commercial garbage service.
12.
UTILITIES. The Concessionaire agrees to have separately metered water and
electricity installed for his operation and shall pay for all cost associated with the
installation. In addition, the Concessionaire agree to pay for telephone charges
associated with the concession operation, including long distance telephone charges
and % of the monthly dock power electricity bill for the newly supplied meter. The
Concessionaire shall be billed monthly for % of the dock power electricity bill. The
County agrees to pay for cost associated with water and sewer and ~ of the monthly
dock power electricity bill.
HAY 2 0 1997
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13.
CONSIDERATION, The Concessionaire shall remit to the County, as consideration
for this Agreement, a percentage of '10% of the total gross revenue or a minimum
monthly dollar amount of $4200.00, whichever is greater, of the Concessionaire's
business of selling marine fuel, sundries, bait and tackle, slip rental, boat storage
rental, and food, The percentage shall be based on total gross revenues per month.
Said payments shall be tendered to the County by the 15th of each month for the
preceding month, and such payments shall be accompanied by a statement of gross
receipts for the preceding month. It is also understood that the applicable Florida
State Sales Tax on payments to the County as per this Agreement shall be added to
the Concessionaire's payment and forwarded to the County as part of said
payments. It is the intent of the County that it is to receive its revenue payment as
net, free and clear of all costs and charges arising from, or related to
Concessionaire's obligations under this Agreement and that the guarantee or the
percentage of total gross revenues be paid monthly. The term "gross revenue" or
"gross receipts" means all income collected, accrued or derived by the
Concessionaire under the privileges granted by this Agreement or other document
entered into with the County, excluding amounts of any Federal, State, or other tax,
collected by the Concessionaire from customers and required by law to be remitted
to the taxing authority. The Concessionaire shall provide the County Finance
Department a Statement of Gross Receipts. The Concessionaire shall provide a
copy of his State Sales and Use Tax Report for the same accounting pedod as
required for the Statement of Gross Receipts.
14.
DEFAULT IN PAYMENT. A monthly report of gross receipts, the payments computed
on that amount, and any other fees due must be submitted to the County, through the
Director of Parks and Recreation, to be received no late than fifteen (15) days after the
close of each month. In the event the Concessionaire fails to pay this consideration
within five (5) days of such due date, there shall be a late charge of Fifty Dollars ($50.00)
for such late payment, in addition to interest at the highest rate allowable by law. If the
payment of consideration and accumulated daily penalties (late charge and interest) are
not received within thirty (30) days after the normal monthly due date, then the County
may take possession of the Concessionaire's assets on County property, may cancel this
Agreement, and may begin procedures to collect the Performance Bond. A monthly
report of activities shall be submitted to the Director of Parks and Recreation by the 15th
of each month. This report shall accompany the monthly statement of gross revenues
and will be subject to audit. The County has no duty to notify the Concessionaire of
failure to remit any payment.
15.
FORCE MAJEURE. If closure of the facilities or loss of equipment is due to fire damage,
flood, civil disorders, act of God, etc., to some but not all of the facilities and equipment,
the County will allow pro rata adjustment of monthly payments up to the time such
damage is repaired.
16.
17.
18.
19.
CONCESSIONAIRE NOT TO REMOVE PROPE~ETY. The Concessionaire agrees not to
remove from the Cocohatchee River Park any personal property brought thereon or any
replacements thereto by the Concessionaire for the purpose of this Agreement, except
such items as may be removed with the express written permission of the County. Upon
expiration of the term specified in Paragraph l-a, if the Concessionaire has made full
payment under this Agreement, and has fully complied with the terms of this Agreement,
he may remove his personal property including equipment from Cocohatchee River Park
and shall do so within fifteen (15) days following the expiration of this Agreement,
provided such personal property and equipment must be removed without damage to the
premises. On Concessionaire's failure to do so, the County may cause same to be
removed and stored at the cost and expense of the Concessionaire, and the County shall
have a continuing lien thereon in the amount of the cost and expense of such removal
and storage until paid, and may sell such personal property and reimburse itself for such
costs and expense, plus all expenses of the sale.
RECORDS, AUDIT. The Concessionaire agrees to establish and ma~r'tain such records
as now exist and may hereafter be prescribed by the County in the future to provide
evidence that all terms of this Agreement have been and are being observed. The
Concessionaire grants to the County the right and authority to audit ali records,
documents, and books pertaining to the concession operation. Such audit will be
conducted at a location and a frequency determined by the County and communicated to
the Concessionaire. The Concessionaire agrees to provide materials for the audit at the
designated place within three (3) business days after the County's notice is to do so
received all at no cost to the County.
Such statement shall be certified as true, accurate and complete by the Concessionaire
and by an independent Certified Public Accountant. The Concessionaire agrees to use
point-of-sale machines or other accounting control equipment for the proper control of
cash and payment. All financial records are to be maintained during the entire term of
this Agreement and for a period of three years following the termination of this
Agreement.
COOPERATION. The Concessionaire agrees to cooperate with the County in the
conduct of surveys and to provide reports of visitor usage of concession services.
Further, the County agrees to provide the Concessionaire with advance notice of any
special event and to coordinate with the Concessionaire regarding same. County also
agrees to provide Concessionaire with notice of the availability of plans for any
remodeling of the facilities.
INSPECTION. The Concessionaire agrees that the concession facilities and premises
may be inspected at any time by a authorized representatives of the County
Administrator or his designee or by any other agency having respons~ility for inspections
of such operations. The Concessionaire agrees to undertake immediately the correction
of any deficiency cited by such inspectors.
No.~l
HAY 2 0 1997
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
WAIVER OF INTERFERENC.E.. The Concessionaire hereby wanes all claims for
compensation for loss or damage sustained by reason of any interference with the
concession operation by any public agency or official in enforcing their duties or any laws
or ordinances. Any such interference shall not relieve the Concessionaire from any
obligation hereunder.
WAIVER OF LOSS FROM HAZARD_. The Concessionaire hereby expressly wanes all
claims against the County for loss or damage sustained by the Concessionaire. The
Concessionaire hereby expressly waives all fights, claims, and demands and forever
releases and discharges the County from all demands, claims, actions and cause of
action arising from this Agreement except intentional torts.
HO LIENS_. Concessionaire agrees that it will not suffer or through its actions or by
anyone under its control or supervision, cause to be filed upon the property any lien or
encumbrance of any kind. In the event any lien is filed, the Concessionaire agrees to
cause such lien to be discharged within ten (10) days of written notice to do so from the
County.
ORDERLY OPERATIONS, ETC_.. The Concessionaire shall have a neat and orderly
operation at all times and shall be solely responsible for necessary housekeeping
services to properly maintain the premises. Live-aboards are prohibited nor shall anyone
be permitted to live on the premises.
EMPLOYEES: MANAGER.. The Concessionaire shall employ people to work at this
facility who are neat, clean, well-groomed and courteous. All employees shall observe all
the graces of personal grooming. The Concessionaire shall supply competent
employees who are physically capable of performing their employment duties. Collier
County may require the Concessionaire to remove an employee it deems careless,
incompetent, insubordinate or otherwise objectionable and whose continued employment
on Collier County property is not in the best interest of the County. Ail Concessionaire
employees shall wear shirts and shorts with the Concessionaire's logo or other
identifying marking. The Concessionaire shall have an experienced manager overseeing
the concession operations at all times when open for business.
HOURS OF OPERATION.. The concession shall be open and properly staffed seven (7)
days per week. The hours of operation shall be from dawn to dusk. The Concessionaire
may open at an earlier time and close at a later time subject to prior written approval of
the Director of Parks and Recreation Department. Ail hours of operation shall be
conspicuously posted and easily read by park visitors. Fa~ure to maintain the approved
hours of operation shall be considered a material breach and may be cause to terminate
the Agreement immediately.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
NO IMPROPER USE. The Concessionaire will not use, nor suffer or permit any person
to use in any manner whatsoever, the concession facilities for any improper, immoral or
offensive purpose, or for any purpose in violation of any federal, state, or County Law,
Ordinance, rule, order or regulation, or of any applicable govemmental rule or regulation
now in effect or hereafter enacted or adopted.
In the event of any violation of this Agreement by the Concessionaire, or if the County or
its authorized representative shall deem any conduct on the part of the Concessionaire
to be objectionable or improper, as noted on the Concession Inspection Report, the
County shall have the right to suspend the operation of the concession should the
Concessionaire fail to promptly correct any such violation, conduct, or practice to the
satisfaction of the County. The Concessionaire shall not commence operation during
such suspension until the violation has been corrected to the satisfaction of the County.
pRICES. The Concessionaire agrees that prices and fees charged for concession
merchandise and services will be competitive with those charged for similar merchandise
and service in the general vicinity of the park. All prices must be displayed and visible by
the Concessionaire's customers. All such prices and fees must be approved in writing by
the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department. The Concessionaire shall rent or
sell only those items approved in writing by the County.
NO DANGEROUS MATERIALS OR STORAGE BI, JILDING~. The Concessionaire shall
not use or permit in the facilities the storage of illuminating oils, oil lamps, turpentine,
benzine, naphtha, or other similar substances, or explosives of any kind, or any
substance or articles prohibited in the standard policies of fire insurance companies
doing business in the State of Florida. Storage buildings are prohibited from use at the
concession site.
DEFAULT AND TERMINATION. If the Concessionaire fails to comply with any of the
terms and conditions hereof except for non-payment in Paragraph 14 hereof, and such
default is not cured within fifteen (15) days after written notice is given to the
Concessionaire, the County may cancel this Agreement and revoke the privilege of the
Concessionaire to come upon the County's property for purposes for which the
concession was granted and may oust and remove all parties who may be present or
occupy any part of the premises for the purpose of exercising any dghts so revoked.
NO DISCRIMINATION. The Concessionaire agrees that there shall be no discrimination
as to race, gender, color, creed or national origin in the operations referred to by this
Concession Agreement; and further, there shall be no discrimination regarding any use,
service, maintenance, or operation of the premises. All facilities located on the premises
shall be made available to the public, subject to the right of the Concessionaire to
establish and enforce rules and regulations to provide or the safety, orderly operation
and security of the facilities.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
TERMINATION. The Agreement may be terminated by the County immediately due to
any material breach of this agreement, including, but not limited to, failure to meet
implementation schedule timeframe, failure of the concessionaire to maintain the
approved hours of operation, failure of the Concessionaire to provide a receipt to the
customer for every transaction.
The agreement may be terminated without cause for the convenience of the County. If
the termination is without cause, the County shall provide the Concessionaire thirty (30)
days notice. During the notification period, both parties agree to meet its respective
contractual obligations in good faith.
In the event that the Agreement is terminated without cause, the County agrees to honor
all dock storage leases that the Concessionaire has in place at the time of termination.
If the Agreement is terminated, for any reason, within the original ten year term, the
County agrees to pay the Concessionaire a prorated amount for capital improvements
that were made to the facility. These improvements are defined as purchase of a fuel
system, dock improvements, water, electric and sewer installation. A copy of the
invoice(s) shall be required to verify total cost of referenced improvements. The County
shall not pay for any improvements where invoice(s) are not provided. The formula to be
used to determine amount due to the Concessionaire is as follows: Total verifiable cost
of referenced improvements divided by ten years = Cost of improvements per year x
number of years remaining in original ten year term = Total cost owed to Concessionaire
for capital improvements.
The Concessionaire shall not be paid for any capital improvements after the original ten
year term.
COUNTY CONTROLS OF COCOHATCHEE RIVER PARK · Nothing in this Agreement
will preclude the County from using the public areas of the Cocohatchee River Park for
public and/or civic purposes as deemed necessary by the Director of Parks and
Recreation.
VEHICLES IN PARK. Vehicles are allowed in the areas only where roadways are
provided and vehicles will park only in areas designated for vehicle parking. Parking of
vehicles overnight in the park is prohibited.
FLORIDA LAW. This Agreement shall be govemed by and construed in accordance
with the Law of the State of Florida.
.SlGNAGE. The Concessionaire shall provide, at his sole expense, required signs at all
public approaches to his concession. All signage, advertising and posting shall be as
approved by the Director of Parks and Recreation. The use of the Collier County Logo is
prohibited.
36.
INDEMNIFICATION. The Concessionaire agrees to protect, defend, indemnify and hold
the County of Collier and its officers, employees and agents free and harmless from and
against any and all losses, penalties, damages, settlements, costs, charges, professional
fees or other expenses or liabilities of every kind and character arising out of or relating
to any and all claims, liens, demands, obligations, actions, proceedings or causes of
action of every kind and character in connection with or arising directly or indirectly out of
this Agreement and/or the performance thereof. Collier County will be responsible for its
sole negligence.
37.
INSURANCE. Before commencing work of any kind, the Concessionaire shall procure
the following insurance with insurance companies licensed in the State of Flodda, and
shall file evidence of such insurance with Collier County's Risk Manager.
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Commercial General Liability; Coverage shall have minimum limits of
$1,000,000 Per Occurrence, Combined Single Limit for Bodily Injury Liability and
Property Damage Liability. This shall include Premises and Operations;
Independent contractors; Products and Completed Operations and Contractual
Liability.
Environmental Protection & pqllution Coverage; $!.000,000
Per Occurrence
Workers' Compensation: Insurance covering all employees meeting Statutory
Limits in compliance with the applicable state and federal laws.
D. Watercraft Liability: $1,000,000 Per Occurrence
Special Requirements: Collier County shall be listed as the Certificate Holder and
included as an Additional Insured on the Comprehensive General Liability Policy.
Current, valid insurance policies meeting the requirement herein identified shall be
maintained by Concessionaire during the duration of this Agreement. Renewal sent to
the County at least 30 days prior to any expiration date. There shall be a 30 day
notification to the County in the event of cancellation or modification of any required
insurance coverage.
Concessionaire shall insure that all of its subcontractors comply with the same insurance
requirements that Concessionaire is required to meet. The same Contractor shall
provide County with certificates of insurance meeting the required insurance provisions.
38. THIS AGREEMENT shall be administered on behalf of the County by the Parks and
Recreation Department.
39.
COMPONENT PARTS OF THIS CONTRACT. This Contract consists of the
attached component parts, all of which are as fully a part of the contract as if herein
set out verbatim: Insurance Certificate(s); RFP No. 96-2611, Addendum #1, and
Certificate of Deposit.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Concessionaire and the County, have each, respectively,
by an authorized person or agent, hereunder set their hands and seals on the date and year
first above wdtten.
Dated:
ATTEST:
DVVIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK OF COURTS
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
By:
DEPUTY CLERK
By:
TIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
CORPORATE SEAL
Approved as to form and/
le~.~fficiency: ~ / __..----
Thomas C. Palmer !
Assistant County Attorney
By: ~
Fish Findem lng,
Cocohatchee River Marina.
The "Concessionaire"
Cocohatch~ Marina, Inc.
Printed name of Pmsideh!
I Time-Certificate of Deposit,
Fi~a~lclal Institution: Commumty
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Ac¢ounl Name: COCOHATCHEE RIVER MARINA INC.
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ORIGINAL
t .... T me Certificate of Deposit,
Fl~lenclM In$111ullon: Community Bank of Naole1,. N.A.
5150 Tam,am, Trad No~lh, P.O. Box 413009, Naples. FL 34101-3009 7001175
Account NIme: COCOHATCHEE RIVER MARINA INC.
ACCounl Numl3er I Ilaue Dale ~unl
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NON TRANSFERABLE-NONNEGOTIABLEI~m~ I /% Il/ /~,
TIME CER~FlCA~ OF DEPOSff
INTEREST RATE. T~e ~mterest rite ~s I~e a~n~t rile of ~n~er~l pl~ On
EASY WITHDRAWAL PENALTY. Ycu ~a~ Ig~tt~ Io kit0 f~l fufl~l On
~cepllons. We may a,ow the ~l~arawal of a~ ~ pa~ ~ yom ~ou~ ~ ~ MI~ Date ~ I ~ an '
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inslr~bons ~ may require I bona m,
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ORIGINAL
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Assignment Agreement
. ...... _. .... :: -- -~,~.} a~ at ~ Will pl~ in ~e ~n~ of~e Coili~
uoun~' uomm~ss~oncn a ccnm~te old.it M ~ mt of Five ~o~d
(S,000.00). with thc certificate ~ 7~ 1 i 73, to m u a ~~ ~ f~ ~e ~ll d~
of the concessionai~ a~ccmcnt, provid~ f~ M ~ ff 9~2611. In ~ ~mt ora def~lt ~
Cocohatchec River Marina Inc.. provided for M ~ ~cmi~ A~t ~ M ~ ~
96-2611 Co~ohatchce Riv~ Marina Inc..si~ ~b ~ifi~te of~it ~ to ~e B~ of
CounD' Commissionen and at such time waiv~ all ~u to ~hip. ~vided for ~ ~
~96-261 l.
mperial Insurance Group, Inc. 5th Avenue South, ff204
~Naples, FL 34102
Cocohatchee River Marina Inc
179 Southbay Dr
Naples, FL 34108
THIS CEITrlFICATE 18 ISSUED AS A MATTER OF WFORMAT'ION
ONLY AND CONFER~ NO RIGHTS UPON THE CE]TI'IFICATE
ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLJCIES BELOW.
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE
A Monticello Insurance Company
S Riscorp Insurance Company
W'O~.i~l~ COMPI. NIAT)O# AND ~ I
B~'~~~~ ~ Applied For
~m~ Itemg5- Env~ronmengal Progecgi~
coverage can be ~c~ired a ~el T~
Tallahasse8 for ~pproval.
Opon Appr
the Board
County Co
;pon Appr
;he Board
Commtss
,n & Poll~
RegisCr~
o~e~~ ,2,000,000
oval of ~:~UCm.~A~ ,2,000,000
of ~& AOVmamY ,1,000,000
mmissione ~_~ si,000,000
~~~ ,50,000
~~~ sl,000
)va1 of ~~ ~100,000
of Count~.~ ,500,000
)nets ~.~~ ,100,000
~tion 'Coverage- Before the
~tion Fo~ ~st be s~tted =o
/
Ref: RFP #96-2611Cocohatchee River Park Concession
Certificate holder is listed as additional insured on the general liability
COLLIER COUNTY D~AT~N 0~ W. Tm mmNI Muff
BO~ OF CO~ CO~ISSIONERS ~,~~~~T~~~.
NAPLES FLORIDA ~~~~~M~
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TH~ I~ TO CERTIFY THAT THE POUCIES OF IN~URAHC~ ~ BELOW
~TED. NO~HSTANDING A~ RE~ME~. ~ ~ ~
CER~TE ~Y BE ~SUED OR ~Y PE~. ~E ~E ~
~US~NS ~O CONOITIONS OF SUCH P~ES. ~ 8~ ~Y
COCOHATCHEE RIVER MARINA
TIME LINE CHART
Weeks afler Contract Approval I 2 3 4 $ 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Legend
Permits
Fuel Tank Manufacture
Fuel Dock Electrical Service Installation
Fuel Dock Concrete Slab Installation
Fuel Tank Installation
Dolphin Installation
Dock & Slip Electrical Service Installation
Dock & Slip Water Service Installation
Bait & Tackle Shop
Boat Rental Operation
The time required to obtain the necessary variance and permits is based on discussions with
Mr. Charam of' th: Collier County Planing Department. The schedule presented above is a
conservative estimate. Management will make every possible effort to improve the schedule
and get the full facilit), up and operating as soon as possible.
12
COIJIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
GENERAL SERVICES BLDG.
3301 E. TAMIAMI TRAIL
NAPLES, FLOR,IDA 3,4112
(941) 774-84.25
FAX (941) 793-3795
ADDENDUM
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
RE:
December 19, 1996
Interested Bidders
Gwen Butler, CPPB, Senior Buyer po'
Addendum #1 - RFP #96-261'1 - Cocohatchee River Park Concession
Addendum #1 covers the following changes for the above-referenced RFP.
Change:
The submission date has been changed from Friday, December 27,
1998 at 3:00 p.m. until Friday, January 10, '1997 at :3:00 p.m.
Clarification:
Submerged Land Lease - Since the County owns the property (the
canal) no submerged land lease from the State will be required.
Depth of Water - The depth of the water in the dock area is 10 to 12
feet.
Pontoon Boats - Motorized pontoon boats are allowed; No power
(speed) boats.
Plot Plan - A copy of the plot plan for Cocohatchee River Park is
attached.
If you require additional information, please call Mr. Gary Franco, Parks
Superintendent, Parks and Recreation Department at 941/353-0404 or me at
774-8425.
GAB/
cc: Gary Franco, Parks Supedntenclen~ Parks & Rec Department
COIIIER COUNTY C VERNMENT
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
DATE: November 22, 1996
GENERAL SERVICES BLDG.
330! E. TAMIAMI TIC%IL
NAPLES, FLORIDA ~112
(941) 774-8425
FAX (941) 79~-3795
TO: Prospective Bidders
FROM: Gwen Surler, CPPB, Senior Buyer~~
RE: RFP #96-2611 - "Cocohatchee River Park Concession"
The Board of County Commissioners, Parks and
Depar ~men ~, Publ i c Services Division, desires
proposals for =he above-referenced services.
Recreation
to recei ye
Please refer Go the Public Notice coneained in the enclosed
proposal package for the time and date of the Pre-proposal
Conference and =he Opening of this RFP.
If you have any immediate questions regarding the specifications
or in=ended work, you may contact Mr. Gary Franco, Parks
Superin =enden ~ a ~ 941/353- 0404. If you have any procedural
quescions, you may contac= me at 774-8425.
We look forward Co your participation in this RFP process.
CC: Gary Franco, Parks Superincenden£, Parks
COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
DMSION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE8
PURCHASING DEPARTIVI~NT
~301 E. TAMIAMI TR.
NAFLI~, ~ 33961
(813) 774-8425
m
"COCOHATCHEE RIVER PARK CONCESSION"
~t96-2611
DUE:
DATE
DECEMBER 27, 1996
Request for Propo~l ~6-2611 - "~ Pdv~r Park
P~ge 3
TABLE OF ¢ONTENT8
No=ice of Public Proposal
Instruc=ions to Proposers
General Requirements
Facil i =y Opera =ions
Proposal Questionnaire
Insurance Requiremen ts
Proposer Check Lis=
ConCract Proposal Form
Non-Proposer's Response
4
5 - 11
12 - 13
14 - 15
16 - 17
18 - 19
2O
21 - 22
23
(£)
Reques~ for Pmpos~l/96-2611 - 'Cacol~,bee River P~k Coacessioa*
~g= 4
NOTIC£ OF PUBLIC PROPOSAI~
Pursuant to approval by the Board of County Commissioners, Sealed
Proposals for a Concession at Cocohatchee River Park will be received
until 3:00 p.m. on December 27, 1996 at the Purchasing Department,
General Services Building, Collier County Government Complex, Naples,
Florida 33962.
A non-mandatory pre-proposal conference will be held on December /2,
1996 at 2:00 p.m. at Cocohatchee River Park, 13531 Vanderbilt Drive,
Naples, Florida.
All proposers must complete the enclosed forms requesting pertinent
information re!acing co the operation of a skate park concession. The
submittals will be used by the County in making its evaluation of the
proposals. Ail proposals shall be submitted in accordance with the
Instructions co Proposers and the Request for Proposal specifications.
Additional copies of specifications will be available from the
urchasing Departmen~ in General Services Building, Collier County
overnment Complex, Naples, Florida 33962.
Proposal Security
All proposals shall include a proposal security which may be in the
form of a cashiers check or other acceptable form of monetary security
in the amoun.~ of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
Performance Bond
A performance bond in the amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5000.00]
shall be required prior to the signing of the Agreement and shall be
in faithful observance of this Agreement.
The successful Proposer shall be required to furnish the necessary
Performance Bond. The Performance Bond shall be either executed by or
countersigned by a licensed resident agent of the surety or insurance
company having its place of business in the State of Florida.
Further, the said surety or insurance company shall be duly licensed
and qualified to do business in the State of Florida.
Attorneys-in-fact that sign Performance Bonds must file with each bond
a certified and effective dated copy of their Power of Attorney.
MAY 20 {,997
P~.~
Request for Proposal ~J6-2611 - *Coco~ Rivet
~ION TO PROPOSER
Collier County, in a program to provide marine fuel, dock storage,
bait and tackle, food, beverage and sundry items to the citizens and
visitors of Collier County, is seeking a qualified concessionaire.
EVALUATION OF PROPOSALB - BELECTION FACTOr8
The general Contract Terms and Conditions set forth criteria which
will be used in the receipt of proposals and selection of the success-
ful firm. In addition, the criteria set forth below will be
considered.
A Selection Committee, appointed by the County Manager, will
independently evaluate each proposal, and selection will be made on
the basis of the criteria listed below:
1. Answer Ail OuesCions on RFP: Proposer shall answer all questions
on the "Proposal Questionnaire.. The proposer shall include as a
part of the submission the Bidder and Insurance Agent Statement
(pages 18 & 19), Proposer Checklist (page 20) and the Contract
Proposal (pages 21 & 22). A Firm answering all questions and
submitting all of the required documents shall receive a maximum
of three (3) points.
2. Oualifica=ions and ExPerience in ODeratin~ a Concessi~r Rating
shall be based on information provided on experience in the
operation of a Concession. The typical rating for a firm with
significant experience and satisfactory performance in concession
operations is four (4) points. A firm who can show substantial
experience with this type of service and outstanding performance
in other concession operations shall receive additional points
(maximum of eight (8) points).
Overall Completeness. Clari=v and Oualitv of Proposal: Rating
shall be based on overall completeness and clarity of proposal. A
proposal that clearly indicates past experience, similar contracts
that are now in effect, proposers proposed method of operation
shall receive a maximum rating of five (5) points.
4. $ercen=a~es Offered: Each proposal shall include the percentages
offered. The percentage8 shall be compared to the other
proposals. The vendor who offers the highest percentages shall
receive a maximum of five (5) points. A proposer who offers lower
percentages shall receive correspondingly less points.
Rcqucs~ for Proposal/g6-26! 1
P'~e6
Schedule of Ooerations; Rating will be based on the proposer's
timeframe for all services to be fully operational and the
reasonableness of the timeframes. The typical rating for this
item is five (5) points. Timeframes which are unrealistically
short or excessively long durations will receive fewer points.
Operational Concepts and Plans: The proposal will be evaluated
based on proposed operational plan. The proposal questionnaire
shall be used as a basis for this rating. The typical rating for
this item is 10 points. Additional points will be given up to the
maximum allotted for this item for a superior understanding of the
overall purpose of, and the local need for the concession
operation.
HAY 2 0 1997
Request for Proposal ~)6-2611 - '~ ~ Park Conc~i(m"
Pa~ 7
Collier County procedure for selection is as follows:
1. Request for Proposals solicited.
2. Receipt of Proposals.
The County Manager shall appoint a Selection Committee to
pre-qualify all Proposals submitted.
The committee members shall score each Proposal in accordance
with the rating attached, and may, at their discretion, schedule
presentations from the top-ranked firms.
The committee members will rank qualified firms and begin
negotiations with the top-ranked firm. Should Collier County be
unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract considered to be the
most qualified at a price the County determines to be fair,
competitive and reasonable, negotiations shall be formally
terminated and negotiations undertaken with the second most
qualified firm. Failing accord with the second most qualified
firm, the County shall terminate negotiations, and undertake
negotiations with the third ranked firm.
Upon the successful completion of negotiations, a Contract shall
be drawn up for final approval by the Board of County
Commissioners who may request a presentation by the top-ranked
firm(s).
Request for Propos.~l 196-2611 -- "Cocohatchee River Park Concession*
Page 8
GENERAL CONDITIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS TO PROPOSE~
PROPOSAL SUBMISSION: The procedure outlined in the Notice of Public
Proposal must be followed. Proposers must submit the proposal
together with the forms entitled, "Professional and Qualifying
Information" and Contract Proposal.
Submit the original and five (5) copies of the aforementioned
documents to the Purchasing Director, the original signed in blue ink
and submitted in a sealed package along with all copies, on which
shall be shown the name of the proposer, proposal opening date, RFP
number and title on the outside of the proposal package.
The proposer should retain one copy of the proposal. Whether
forwarded by mail or personally delivered, the above-mentioned
envelope must be received by the Office of Purchasing Director prior
to the date and time stated in the Advertisement for Proposals.
The County assumes no responsibility for proposals received after the
Odue date and time, or at office location
any
or
other
than
that
specified herein, whether due to mail delays, courier mistakes,
mishandling, inclement weather or any other reason. Late proposals
will be held, unopened, and will not be considered for award.
REOUIRED DOCUMENTATION: Failure to execute a Contract, furnish
evidence of appropriate insurance coverage, as provided herein, within
ten (10) days after written notice of award has been given, shall be
just cause for the annulment of the award and the forfeiture of the
RFP Security to Collier County, which forfeiture shall be considered,
not as a penalty, but as a liquidation of damages sustained. Award
may then be made to the next-ranked responsible bidder, or all bids
m~y be rejected.
PROPOSAL FQR~: Each proposer must submit the completed Proposal Form
included in this Request for Proposal.
SINGL$ PROPOSAL: Only one proposal from a legal entity will be
considered. If it is found that a proposer is interested in more than
one proposal, all proposals in which such a proposer is interested
will be rejected.
PROPOSAL QUESTIONNAIRE; Prospective proposers shall disclose any
record of pending lawsuits, criminal violations and/or convictions,
etc., and shall not have conflicts of interest under Chapter 112,
Section 112-313, Paragraphs I through 7 of the Florida Statutes, and
agrees that they will fully comply in all respects with
said laws.
the .-t-~_-- ~f
I MAY 2 0 Lq97
Reclues[ for Proposal/96-261
REJECTION OR ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSALS: The right is reserved by
Collier County to waive any irregularities in any proposal, to reject
any or all proposals, to re-advertise for proposals, if desired, and
upon recommendation and justification by Collier County to accept the
proposal which in the judgment of the County is deemed the most
advantageous for the public and the County of Collier.
Any proposal which is incomplete, conditional, obscure or which
contains irregularities of any kind, may be cause for rejection of the
proposal. In the event of default of the successful proposer, or his
refusal to enter into the Collier County Contract, the County reserves
the right to accept the proposal of any other proposer or to re-
advertise using the same or revised documentation, at its sole
discretion.
PROTECTIQN OF RIGHTS OF COUNT~: The County reserves the right to
include in any con~rac~ document such terms and conditions as it deems
necessary for the proper protection of the rights of Collier County.
INTERPRETATION OF PROPOSAL DOCUMENTS AND INVESTiGATiON OF PROJEgT:
Each proposer shall thoroughly examine the Proposal Documents, and
judge for himself all matters relating to the location and the
character of the services he agrees to perform. If the proposer
should be of the opinion that the meaning of any part of the Proposal
Document is doubtful, obscure or contains errors or omissions, he
should report such opinion or opinions to the Purchasing Director, if
necessary, to all prospective proposers before proposals are filed
with the Board of County Commissioners. The County Manager will not
be responsible for oral interpretation given either by himself or
members of his staff; the issuance of a written addendum being the
only official method whereby such interpretation will be given.
for Prope~l ~96-2611 - "Cocoh~tch~ River P~rk Concession"
Page 10
WITHDRAWAL OF PROPOSAL: No proposal can be withdrawn after it is
filed unless the proposer makes his request in writing to the
Purchasing Director prior to the time set for the opening of proposal,
or unless the Purchasing Director fails to accept it within sixty (60)
days after the date fixed for opening of proposal.
PROTEST PROCEDURES: Any actual or prospective respondent to an
Invitation to Bid or Request for Proposal who is aggrieved with
respect to the former, shall file a ~ protest with the
Purchasing Director prior to the opening of the Bid or the due date
for acceptance of Proposals. Ail such protests must be filed with the
Purchasing Director no later than 11:00 a.m. Collier County time on
the advertised date for the opening of the Bid or the acceptance date
for the Request for Proposals.
Award of contract will be made by the Board of County Commissioners in
public session. Award recommendations will be posted outside the
offices of the Purchasing Department on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Any
actual or prospective respondent who desires to formally protest the
recommended contract award must file a notice of intent to protest
with the Purchasing Director within two (2) calendar days (excluding
weekends and County holidays) of the date that the recommended award
is posted. Upon filing of said notice, the protesting party will have
five (5) days to file a formal protest and will be given instructions
as to the form and content requirements of the formal protest. A copy
of the "Protest Policy" is available at the office of the Purchasing
Director.
EXPENSES INCURRED IN PREPARING PROPOSAL: The County accepts no
responsibility for any expenses incurred in the proposal, preparation
and presentation, such expenses are to be born exclusively by the
proposer.
LOBBYING: Ail firms are hereby placed on NOTICE that the Board of
County Commissioners does not wish to be lobbied. .either
individually or collectively. . .about a project for which a firm has
submitted a Proposal. Firms and their agents are not to contact
members of the County Commission for such purposes as meeting or
introduction, luncheons, dinners, etc. During the process, from
Proposal closin~ to final Board approval, no firm or their agent shall
contact any other employee of Collier County in reference to this
Proposal, with the exception of the Purchasing Director or his
designee(s). Failure to abide by this provision may serve as grounds
for disqualification for award of this contract to the firm.
Request for Prop~al/96-2611 - 'Cocohatchce River Park Conceuion'
TERMINATION: Should the contractor be found to have failed to perform
his services in a manner satisfactory to the County as per
Specifications, the County may terminate this Agreement immediately
for cause; further the County may terminate this Agreement for
convenience with a seven (7) day written notice. The County shall be
sole judge of non-performance.
pERFORMANCE BOND: The bidder agrees, should he/she be successful in
award, to furnish the County within ten (10) consecutive calendar days
after written notice of award has been given, a Performance Bond in
the amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) or any other term of
surety executed with a surety insurer being an approved reputable and
responsible firm licensed to do business in the State of Florida to
guarantee the faithful observance of this contract in strict accord
with the Contract Specifications and other documents. Ail performance
security shall be continued to a minimum of six (6) months past the
completion of the project under this contract.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a Five Hundred Dollar ($500.)
RFP security in the form of a cashiers check, bid bond, irrevocable
letter of credit, cash or other form of security authorized by the
Purchasing Director. Collier County reserves the right to reject any
and all security tendered to the County. RFP security will be
returned within thirty (30) days after Collier County and the accepted
proposer have executed a written contract.
ADD~T~QNAL INFORMATION: Other than minor procedural
questions regarding this proposal must be addressed to:
matters,
Mr. Gary Franco, Parks Superintendent
Parks and Recreation Department
3300 Santa Barbara Boulevard
Naples, Florida 34116
Telephone (941) 353-0404
MAY 2 0 19 //
Rcqucst t'or Proposal/96-2611 - 'Cocohatclum River P~rk Concession"
Pa~e 12
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
~URPOSE OF AGREEMENT: The Agreement shall be for the sole purpose of
operations, management of a Concession Operation. The Concessionaire
shall not conduct any other business on County property without
specific written authority of the Board of County Commissioners.
SUM PAYABLE TO COUNTY: The Concessionaire shall pay to the County a
stated percentage of gross receipts. Said percentage shall be paid to
the County by the lSth of each month for the preceding month, and said
payment shall be accompanied by a statement of gross receipts for the
preceding month. It is also understood that the applicable Florida
State Sales Use Tax on rental payments shall be added to the
Concessionaire's rental payment and forwarded to the County as part of
said payments. It is the intent of the County that it is to receive
the rental amount as net, free and clear of all costs and charges
arising from or relating to said demised premises.
GROSS RECEIPTS: The term "gross receipts" is understood to mean all
income collected or accrued, derived by the Concessionaire under the
privileges granted by his Agreement or other document entered into
with the County, excluding amounts of any Federal, State or City sales
~tax, or other tax, collected by the Concessionaire from customers and
required by law to be remitted to the taxing authority.
AUDITING OF ACCOUNTS: The Concessionaire shall, upon demand, make
available locally, books of account and financial statements to
authorized representatives of the Office of Internal Audit of Collier
County.
~rCENS~S AND TAXES: The Concessionaire shall be required to obtain
and pay for all necessary licenses for this operation. He shall be
solely responsible for payment of any and all taxes levied on his
operation.
~PLOYEE QUALIFICATIONS: The Concessionaire shall employ people to
work at this facility who are literate, neat, clean, well-groomed and
courteous and wear a uniform of the company.
TERM QF AGREEMENT: The term of the Agreement between the County and
the successful proposer shall be for a period of ten (10) years from
the date of approval by Collier County's Board of County Co~___issioners
and shall be renewable upon satisfactory performance by the
Concessionaire for a period of five (5) years under the same terms and
conditions, subject to approval of the Board of County Commissioners.
The County shall give the Concessionaire written notice of its
intention to extend the Agreement no less than ninety (90) days prior
to the end of the existing Agreement. The Concessionaire must notify
the County of his/her intent to accept the Agreement extensJ
less than sixty (60) days prior to the end of the existing Agre
on not
HAY 2 0 1997
R¢clue~t for Propesal ~6-2611 - "Cocohatchee River Park Conceuion"
Page 13
OPERATIONAL CONCEPTS: The successful Concessionaire must obtain
written approval from the Director of Parks and Recreation or his
authorized representative for any and all changes in operational
concepts as set forth in his Proposal
ASSIGNMEN~ OF CONCESSION AGREEMEN~: The Concessionaire shall not, at
any time during the tenure of the Agreement, sublet any part of this
Agreement or assign any portion or part of it, except by virtue of
written permission granted by the Board of County Commissioners.
NON-DISCRIMINATION: There shall be no discrimination as to race, sex,
color, creed, age or national origin in the operations referred to by
this Management Operations Agreement; and further, there shall be no
discrimination regarding any use, service, maintenance, or operation
of the premises. Ail facilities located on the premises shall be made
available to the public, subject to the right of the Concessionaire to
establish and enforce rules and regulations to provide for safety,
orderly operation and security of the facilities.
~: A monthly report of activities submitted to the Parks and
recreation Department by the 15th of each month. This report can be in
the form developed by the Concessionaire and approved by the Director
of Parks and Recreation or his authorized representative. The report,
as a minimum, shall include hours of operation, daily attendance
figures, and weather conditions, etc. This report shall accompany the
monthly statement of gross revenues and will be subject to audit.
Pa~¢ 14
fACILITY OPERATIONS
Cocohatchee River Park is located at 13531 Vande~ilt Drive, Naples,
Florida. The park site includes a boat ramp, boat ~ips, dock master
building, restroom facility, and parking for vehicles and trailers.
There are no fuel docks located at the park facility. There are
approximately 500 boaters that are utilizing the park facility on a
monthly basis.
Collier County is seeking a qualified concession operator to provide a
Concession that will include marine fuel, dock storage, bait & tackle,
food, beverage and sundry items.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
The concession shall be open and properly staffed seven (7) days per
week. The hours of operation shall be from 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
The Concessionaire may open at an earlier time and close at a later
time subject to prior written approval of the Director of Parks and
Recreation Department. Ail hours of operation shall be conspicuously
posted and easily read by park visitors.
PUBLIC USE OF FACILITIES: The attention of prospective proposers is
directed to the fact that the Concessionaire shall be responsible to
the Director of Parks and Recreation Department for the satisfactory
and courteous operation of his concession.
Nothing in this Agreement will preclude the County from using the
Public areas for public and/or civic purposes as deemed necessary.
MANAGERIAL SERVICES: The Concessionaire shall have an experienced
manager or managers overseeing the facility. Conduct of the employees
of the Concessionaire shall be subject to reasonable regulation by the
Director of Parks and Recreation Department.
ADVERTISING AND SIGNS: The Concessionaire shall provide, at his sole
expense, required signs at all public approaches to the facility. All
signage, advertising and posting shall be approved by the Director of
Parks and Recreation or his authorized representative.
BEOZNNING OF OPERATION: The successful proposer shall be open for
business to the public no later than thirty (30) days after the
approval of the Contract by the Board of County Commissioners.
CLOSURE OF FACILITIES-LOSS OF EOUIPMENT: If closure of the facilities
or loss of equipment to some but not all of the facilities or
equipment due to fire damage, flood, hurricane, civil disorder,
strikes, acts of God, etc., the County will allow pro-rata
of monthly payments up to the time the damage is
circumstances return to normal.
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Rcqucst for Proposal t96-2611 - "Cocohstchee River P~k Concession"
CASH REGISTERS: The Concessionaire must use point-of-sale electronic
cash machines or other electronic accounting control equipment for the
proper control of cash payments. Cash register tapes must be
maintained and made available upon demand during the entire term of
the Agreement with Collier County· All electronic cash equipment and
accounting procedures must be approved by the Collier County Finance
Department. Ail sales must be accompanied by a receipt to the
customer.
PAYMENT Q~ UTiLITiES: The County shall pay for charges of utilities
to the designated premises including, but not limited to, charges for
water, sewer, and electricity during the term of the Agreement. Any
utilities that are for the benefit of the Concessionaire shall be paid
by the Concessionaire, i.e. telephone.
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: The Concessionaire shall, to the
satisfaction of the Director of Parks and Recreation or his
authorized representative provide normal and routine daily, monthly,
yearly maintenance of the facilities, designed to keep the premises
and equipment in a good state of repair, free from hazardous
conditions and deterioration, thus providing for the comfort and
safety of visitors and patrons.
SECURITy: The Concessionaire shall provide any security measures
which may be required to protect his/her area and his/her equipment,
materials and facilities.
TRASH. RUBBISH AND GARBAGE REMOV$n: The Concessionaire shall be
responsible for the pickup and removal of all rubbish, trash, and
garbage. The County will provide commercial garbage service.
~: The Concessionaire must provide and maintain, at his own
expense, all equipment required to operate the Concession. The
Concessionaire shall have the right to use County equipment,
furnishings and fixtures that may be presently used in conjunction
with the operations. Any equipment that is lost, stolen or damaged
shall be replaced or repaired at the expense of the Concessionaire;
ordinary wear and tear is expected. Upon the expiration of the
Agreement, the Concessionaire shall quietly and peacefully, redeliver
said inventory to the County.
APPEARANCE OF PREMISES: The Concessionaire shall have a neat and
orderly operation at all times. No signs or advertising shall be
placed on or around the facility location unless first approved by the
Director of Parks and Recreation or his authorized representative.
Concessionaire shall make available all areas under his control for
examination at any time by the County Manager or his authorized
representative.
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Request for Propos~/96-24511
PROPOSAL QUESTIONNAIRE
Qualified firms interested in providing the services described are
invited to submit a complete proposal for consideration. The Propoaal
shall address the items listed below. Failure to provide all
requested items may be sufficient cause for non-acceptance of the
Proposal.
QPERATIONAL CONCEPT
The proposer shall provide a narrative fully describing his/her
proposed operational concept, financial commitments and plans in
regard to the operation and programs, specialty events or any other
programs for the facility. As a minimum, the proposal shall include
the following:
a) Hours of operation;
b) Proposed staffing levels;
c) Proposed retail operation;
d) Provide a chart outlining all services to be provided and the
timeframe for each service to be fully operational at the
concession site;
Indicate the amount of capital funding that will be provided by
the concessionaire and the source of this funding;
f) Provide a conceptual plan for the purchase/installation of the
fuel dock;
g) Provide a fee schedule for products and services that will be
sold to the public;
h) Provide resumes of all persona who will be involved in the
business and actual operation of the concession;
i) Provide at least three (3) references (name, address,
telephone number) on comparable concession operationa.
and
REFERENCES:
Bank(s) Maintaining Account(s):
Surety/Underwriter: (if required)
Suppliers:
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PROPOSERS Q~STIO~~ (Continu~d)
LIST O~R SIMIL~ CO~~S P~S~Y ~ CO~~ OR ~ B~
~ER CO~CT WI~:
Con~rac~ wi~h ~e of Conceasion ~era~ion How ~ng
OTHER INFORMATION:
Are there any judgments, claims or suits pending or outstanding by or
~ you?
[_] Yes [_] No
If the answer to either question is yes, submit details on separate
sheet,
List all lawsuits that have been filed by or against your business in
the last five (5) years:
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Collier County Florida
Insurance Requirements
INSURANCE TYPE R~QUZILED ~IMZTS
X 1. Worker's Compensation Statutory Limits of Florida
Statutes, Chapter 440 and all
Federal Government Statutory
Limits and Requirements.
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2. Commercial General
Liability (Occurrence Form)
patterned after the 1985
I.S.O form with no limiting SA~ Single Limit
endorsements. Per Occurrence
3. Indemnification: The Contractor/Vendor, in consideration of
Ten Dollars ($10.00), the receipt and sufficiency of which is
accepted through =he signing of this document, shall hold
harmless and defend Collier County and its a~ents and
employees from ali suits and actions, including at~orney~,
fees and all costs of litigation and Judgments of any name
and description arising out of or incidental to the
performance of this contract or work performed thereunder.
This provision shall also pertain to any claim~ brought
agains~ the County by any employee of the named
Contractor/Vendor,
any Subcontractor, or anyone directly or
indirectly employed by any of them. The Contractor/Vendor,s
obligation under this provision shall no~ be limited in any
way by the agreed upon contract price as shown in this
Co~act or the Contractor/Vendor,s lim/t of o- ~__u
?~=~¢~ent insurance protection. The first Tm. dollars
10.00) of money received on the contract price
considered as payment of this obli~ation by the County.
This section does not pertain to any incident arising from
the sole negligence of Collier County.
4. Automobile Liability
Owned/Non-owned/Hired .....
Automobile Included
5. O~her Insurance as indicated below:
a) Professional Liability
b) Environmental Protection
& Pollution Coverage
Bodily Indurv & ProDer~vI~
Each Occurrence
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COLLIER COUNTY FLORIDA INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
(Continued)
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Contractor shall insure that all subcontractors comply with
the same insurance requirements that he is required to
meet. The same Contractor shall provide County with
certificates of insurance meeting the required insurance
provisions.
Collier County must be named as "ADDITIONAL INSUREDm on the
Insurance Certificate for Commercial General Liability and
Automobile Liability Coverage where required.
Collier County Board of County Commissioners shall be named
as the Certificate Holder. NOTE--The "Certificate Holder"
should read as follows:
Collier County
Board of County Commissioners
Naples, Florida
No County Division, Department, or individual name should
appear on the Certificate. No other fo~at will be
Thirty (30) Days Cancellation Notice required.
The Certificate must state the Bid Number and Title.
BIDDERS AND INSUR3%NCE AGENT STATEMENT:
We understand the insurance requirements of these
specifications and that the evidence of insurability may be
required within five (5) days of the award of bid.
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Request for Proposal 196-2611 - ~Cocohatchee River Park Concession"
THIS SHEET MUST BE SIGNED BY VENDOR
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
Purchaslng Department
R T A N T: Please read carefully, sign In the spaces
indicated and return with.your bld proposal
PROPOSER CHECK LIST
Bidder should check off each of the following Items et the necessary action ie completed:
1. The Proposal has been signed.
2. The Proposal prices offered have been reviewed.
3. The price extensions and totals have been checked.
4. The payment terms have been Indicated.
5. Any required drawings, descriptive literature, etc. have been Included.
6. Any delivery information required is Included.
7. If required, the amount of RFP Security has been checked, and the RFP Security or cashlers
check has been included.
8. Any addendum have been signed and Included.
g. The mailing envelope has been addressed to:
Purchasing Director
Board of County Commissioners
General Services Bldg.
CoIIier Counly Government Cenler
3301 Tamiami Trail E.
Naples, Florida 34112
10. The mailing envelope must be sealed and marked wt~:
Proposal number
Proposal flue
Opening date
11. The proposal shall be mailed or derwered In time to be rucelved no later I~an the spedfled ~
date an~! time. (Otherwise proposal cannot be co~.
ALL COURIER DELIVERED BIDS/RFPS MUST HAVE THE BID/RFP NUMBER AND
TITLE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE COURIER PACKET,
Date
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Request for Pr~osai ~?6-2611 '~ Rtver Park Concession'
CONTRACTPROPOSAL
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Collier County Courthouse
Naples, Florida 33962
RE: Request for Proposals #96-2611 -"Coco. hatchee River Park Concession"
Dear Commissioners:
The undersigned, as proposer, hereby declares that he has examined the Scope of Services,
and informed himself fully in regard to all conditions pertaining to the sen/ices of a
concessionaire to provide marine fuel, bait and tackle, food, beverage and sundry
Concession. The proposer further declares that the only persons, company or parties
interested in this Proposal or the Contract to be entered into as principals are named herein;
that this Proposal is made without connection with any other person, company or companies
making a Proposal; and it is in all respects fair and in good faith, with out collusion or fraud.
The service to be furnished by us is hereby declared and guaranteed to be in conformance
with the specifications of the County.
Percentages: An amount equal to the indicated
percentage of all gross receipts (except sales tax),
or the minimum monthly guarantee in a dollar
amount whichever is greater, derived from the
operation of said concessions payable monthly
as follows:
$ lb %
or
$ I.-~ { c3~g.'"'"Monthly
Addenda Received # J # # #
by
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Request for Proposal t96-2611 - 'Cocohatchee River Park Concession"
It is understood by the proposer that the County reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals, to waive formalities, technicalities and irregularities, and to re-advertise.
The proposer further understands that the County retains the right to withdraw all or any
portion of County property thereto from terms and conditions of the Concession Agreement
upon giving the concessionaire ninety (90) days written notice.
Proposer's Firm or Legal Name
~ Partnership, sole
Proprietorship, (Circle one)
Phons No. (. q~ I") ~'ci "] - ~
Address
FL.
City and State Zip
BY: Paul Earve¥, Pres.
STi~~.~ed and W~tten
gnak,. &
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I MAY 2 P..""
· EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AND EXECUTE THE SATISFACTIONS OF CLAIM
~ Recommendation that the Board acknowledges full payment and executes
the Satisfactions of Claim of Liens.
· - "- -rd of Cou--"' ~rs of Collier County, Flodda as the
CONSIDERATIONS: The_tx3a. -- "~_ :.Officto the ~ing Board of the C, ogier
1 .) Mariano J. Litterio, ~dng the principal balance of $1,340.00 plus accrued
interest and penalties.
2.) Rober~ B. Hopgood Jr., securing the ~ balance of $900.00. plus accrued
Interest and penalties.
Full payment and satisfaction of these liens have been made.
The County Attorney's OtT~..e has reviewed and approved the Satisfactions of Clakn of
Liens.
FISCAL IMPACT: Payment in full of these Claim of Liens increases the cash tlow in the
Count, s impact fee liens account to approximately $208.801.00.
GROV'~i'H MANAGEMENT: None
- the same cailceJeQ, aria ~ ~ u m
of ~e~ liens a~ ~ ~u~m _ ~ e ~e C~n ~ ~~
~u~ of ~lier ~ ~ ~ ~u ~ ~,~.-. ~
~e SaU~ns of ~a~ ~ ~-
Execu'dve Summary
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Agenda Date: May 20, 1997
Rev&Q.~Je Services
Leo Ochs_ jr.,~A~rninistrator
Support ~
~y 2 o tee'/I
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE AND
EXECUTE THE SATISFACTIONS OF NOTICE OF PROMISE TO PAY AND AGREEMENT TO
EXTEND PAYMENT OF WATER AND/OR SEWER SYSTEM IMPACT FEES
D.J[JJCC,.T. DCE: Recommendation that the Board of County Commissioners ~ full
payment and execute the Satisfactions of Notice of Promise to Pay and Agreement to Extend
Payment of Water and/or Sewer System Impact Fees.
CONSIDERATIONS: The Board of County Commissioners of Collier County, Florida as the
Governing Body of Collier County and as Ex-Officio the Governing Board of the ~ County
Water/Sewer District of Collier County, Florida, is the owner and holder of the Notice of Prm33ise
to Pay and Agreement to Extend Payment of Water and/or Sewer System Impact Fees
(Agreement) executed by:.
1 .) Randy and Sandra Acres, securing the prindpal balance of $5,575.00 plus accrued
interest.
2.) Theodore and Claire Alexander, securing the principal balance of $1,100.00 plus
accrued interest.
3.) Flor Jeanette Araya, securing the principal balance of $1,260.05 plus accrued interest.
4.) Jerry and Lorretta Cannon, securing the principal balance of $1,260.05 plus ac~ued
interest.
5.) Candace P. Griffin, securing the principal balance of $1,500.30 plus accrued interest.
6.) Donald and Linda Hazel, secudng the principal balance of $1,500.30 plus accrued
interest.
7.) Betty L. Johnson, securing the principal balance of $1,260.05 plus accnJed interest.
8.) Michael and Sally Kimble, securing the principal balance of $1500.75 plus accrued
interest.
9.) Sam May McCallum, securing t~e principal balance of $1500.30 plus accrued interest.
10.)
Beatrice H. McCarthy, securing the prindpal balance of $1,500.30 plus accrued
interest.
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11 .) Robert Poweil and Marie RoddqueT., securing the Ixtnctpal balance of $1,500.30 plus
accrued interest.
12.) Chide Parks and Ila Mee Parks, securing the prkx;tpai balance of $1,500.75 plus
accrued interest.
13.) Richard and Caroarm Penix, securing the ~ balance of $1,259.66 plus
accrued interest.
14.) William and Darlene Robinette, securing the principal balance of $1,500.30 plus
accrued interest.
15.) Mtguel and Cointa Salguetm, securing the principal balance of $2,845.65 plus
accrued interest.
16.) Terry and Elizabe~ Shaffer, securing the I~ balance of $1,500.30 plus
accrued ~
17.) Robert and He~en Smith, securing the prlx:tpal balance of $~ 2.59.66 plus accrued
interest.
18.) Dtx~ Staffo~ and Deaa Tucker, securing the Ixirtctpal balance of $1~.59.66 plus
accrued interest.
19.) Williamand Deborah Stor~,securingtheprtn~balance~$1~.~
20.) Nellie tN'~ans, securing the principal balance of $1,340.00 plus accrued interest.
21.) Andrew D. Vargas, securing the ~ balance of $1,234.35 plus eccrued
Interest.
22.) Kwock L Yee, securing the principal balance of $1,260.05 plus accrued interest.
Full payment and satisfactions of these agreemer~ have been made.
Executive Summery
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GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMP~,CT: None
RECOMMENDATION: Recommendation to ac~no,a4edge full payment and the satisfactions of
these agreements and to surrender the same canceled, and to direct the Clerk of Circuit Court of
Collier County to cancel the same of record. Authorize the Chairman to execute the Satisfactions
of Notice of Promise to Pay and ~nt to Extend Payment of Water andlor Sewer System
Impact Fees.
Agenda Date: May 20, 1997
Prepared bY~indy Long, A~'f~unting T~
Revenue Se~ces [J
Rev~ue Servtce~
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD TERMINATE CONTRACT 96-2608,
SPRINKLER PARTS AND RELATED ITEMS AND AUTHORIZE STAFF TO RE-BID. .
~,_C_~:~J~=: To terminate contract 96-2608, Sprinkler Parts and Related Items and re-
bid.
CONSIDERATIONS: On Nm'ember 6, 1997, sta~. sent p~!s_o__ut_for .bid.s
sprinkler parts and related items. Bids were open~ on .l~:~.l:)er 4, 1
bids were received. After staff analysis, the three lowest veneore were recornmenaea
for award (Coast Pump, Hyatt Sprinkler, and Pump & Irrigation Suppr~s). The Board
approved the recommendation on January 21,1997.
These companies have notified staff of a recent price increase for fittings, and fittings
represent approximately 50% of the bid purchases. Since the bid doesn't allow for a
price adjustments, staff recommends re-bidding.
Quotes were obtained by staff for departments to use during the interim period.
FISCAL IMPACT: The fiscal impact associated with this item is estimated to be $4,200
during the interim period. ~ ~'. av. ltab~a v[~t~
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: N/A
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners terminate Bid 96-
2608, Sprinkler Parts and Related Items, authorize staff to re-bid, and for departments
to use the quotes obtained during the interim period.
Rhonda L. Snell, Buyer I
Reviewed By:
Approved By:
Date:
Stephen Y. Camell, Director
Purchasing/General Services
Leo bchs, admin,. ~is~. or
Support Senti~ivision
Date:
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SATISFACTION OF LIENS FOR CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL
ACCOUNTS WHEREIN THE COUNTY HAS RECEIVED PAYMENT AND SAID LIENS ARE
SATISFIED IN FULL FOR THE 1994 SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
OBJECTIVE: That the Board of County Commissioners adopt a Resolution approving the
Satisfaction of Liens for certain residential accounts where the County has received payment in
full for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services Special Assessments.
CONSIDERATIONS: Resolution No. 95-475 adopted by the Board on August 22, 1995 provided
for the recording of the list of 1994 delinquent Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services
Special Assessments and a mailing of a written notice of the Imposition of each residential unit
lien. Resolution No. 95-475 was recorded on September 14, 1995 in Official Record Book 2099,
Pages 1338 through 1574 of the Official Records of Collier County, Florida, which placed a lien on
certain residential properties for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services Special
Assessments.
Collier County Ordinance No. 90-30, as amended, provides that Satisfaction of Uene shall be
approved by Resolution of the Board of County Commissioners.
The attached Resolution lists the 45 accounts that have paid in full for the 1994 Solid Waste
Collection and Disposal Services Special Assessment Uens.
FISCAL IMPACT: The fiscal impact for recording the Satisfaction of Uen and the Resolution is
approximately $280.50 which is to be charged to Account No. 510-102030-649030.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: That that Board of County Commissionem adopt the attached Resolution
approving the 45 Satisfaction of Uens for the accounts listed in the Resolution and authorizing the
Chairman to sign the 45 Satisfaction of Liens for the 1994 Solid Waste collection and Disposal
Services Special Assessment Liens.
Prepa red by: ~ :,(~_ '_t~
Pam..~is, Accounting Technician
/~;;: Services Department
~i~r~sa A. ~n, R~enue Manager
Depa,me~ ~ Reven-- ~~
J~. Yonk~O,'Di~r '- ~
Debarment of Reve~ ~
Sup~ ~s~s~n
Date:
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING SATISFACTION OF LIENS
FOR CERTAIN ACCOUNTS THAT HAVE PAID IN FULL THE
1994 SOUD WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Coliier County Ordinance No. 90-30, as amended, the Board
of County Commissioners on August 22, 1995 adopted Resolution No. 95-475 authorizing
the recording of notices of liens for the delinquent solid waste collection and disposal
services sp,~ciel assessments for 1994; and
WHEREAS, ColSer County Ordinance No. 90-~0, as amended, requires the Board to
approve by ResolutJo~ and record in the Official Records a Satisfaction of Lien on all
accounts that have been paid in full.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, that purtuant to Collier County
Ordinance No. 90-30, as amended, the Board recognizes full payment and receipt of the
1994 Service Year Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Special Assessment for the
following accounts numbered below, subsequent to the adoptiort of Resolution No. 95-475,
whereupon a lien had been recorded on real property pertaining to the accounts identit'md
herein. The SaUsfactions of Lien attached hereto referencing the accounts identified herein
are hereby approved and the Chairman is hereby authorized to sign on behalf of the Board
of County Commis~o~ers, and the Cled; is directed to record this Resolution and these
Satisfactions of ~ individually in the olT~cial records of Colt'mr County:.
Account No. 1601
A..:~.unt No. 1818
,e~'c~lt No. 2406
~:~c.c~t No. 4394
A..~:~'tt No. 4789
A,_:~,~nt NO. 6431
Acc~,m~t NO. 6570
Acc~jnt NO. 7139
~ NO. 7919
A,.z~-~nt No. 8277
~ No. 8701
Acc~cxmt No. 8769
A..:~.unt No. 8934
Acco~lt NO. 9182
~No. 9700
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Account No. 12661
Account NO. 12649
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Account No. 15011
Account No. 15868
Account No. 18421
Account No. 20051
Account No. 20093
Account No. 20378
Account No. 20941
Account No. 20983
Account No. 21173
Account No. 21306
Account No. 21319
Account No. 21348
Account No. 22075
Account No. 22350
Account No. 22664
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Account No. 254g~
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Account No. 28435
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Thia Resolution adopted thtl ~
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ATTEST: .
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
Approved aa to form and
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County Attorney
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY:
TIMOTHY L HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SATISFACTION OF LIENS FOR CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL
ACCOUNTS WHEREIN THE COUNTY HAS RECEIVED PAYMENT AND SAID LIENS ARE
SATISFIED IN FULL FOR THE 1994 SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
OBJECTIVE: That the Board of County Commissioners adopt a Resolution approving the
Satisfaction of Liens for certain residential accounts where the County has received payment in
full for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services Special Assessments.
CONSIDERATIONS: Resolution No. 95-475 adopted by the Board on August 22, 1995 provided
for the recording of the list of 1994 delinquent Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services
Special Assessments and a mailing of a wrfften notice of the imposition of each residential unit
lien. Resolution No. 95-475 was recorded on September 14, 1995 in Offidal Record Book 2099,
Pages 1338 through 1574 of the Official Records of Collier County, Florida, which placed a lien on
certain residential properties for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services Special
Assessments.
Collier County Ordinance No. 90-30, as amended, provides that Satisfaction of Liens shall be
approved by Resolution of the Board of County Commissioners.
The attached Resolution lists the 95 accounts that have paid in full for the 1994 Solid Waste
Collection and Disposal Services Special Assessment Liens.
FISCAL IMPACT: The fiscal impact for recording the Satisfaction of Uen and the Resolution is
approximately $585.00 which is to be charged to Account No. 510-102030-649030.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: That that Board of County Commissioners adopt the attached Resolution
approving the 95 Satisfaction of Liens for the accounts listed in the Resolution and authorizing the
Chairman to sign the 95 Satisfaction of Liens for the 1994 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
Services Special Assessment Liens.
Pam (~-~ccounting Technician
Rev~. ~,Services Department
' Tef'eS"a A. Riesen, Revenue Manager
Revenue Sef~ces Dep~m~
Approved by:
Joh~ ~. Yonkosky, ~.~or
Rev~ )~e Service"~ Department
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A RESOLUTION API:~OWNG SATISFACTION OF UENS
FOR CERTAIN ACCOUNTS THAT HAVE PAID IN FULL THE
1994 SOUO WASTE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
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,0 Board of County Commissioners on August 22, 1995 adopted ResoluUon No. 95-475
,, authorizing the recording of noUces of liens for the delinquent solid waste COllection
'2 and disposal services sDeclal assessments for 1994; and
,) WHEREAS, Collier County Ordinance No. g~30, as amended, requires the Board
~4 to approve by ResoluUon and record In the Official Records a Satisfaction of Uen on
,s all accounts that have been paid In full.
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,? COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, that pursuant to Collier County Ordinance No. 90-~O, as
]8 amended, the Board recognizes full payment and receipt of tile 1994 Service Year
,9 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Special Assessment for the following accounts
20 numbered below, subsequent to the adoption of ReSolution NO. 95475, whereupon a
21 lien had been recorded on real property pertaining to the acCOunts Identified herein.
22 The Satisfactions of Uen attached hereto referencing the accounts Identified herein
23 are hereby approved and the Chairman Is hereby authorized to sign on behalf of the
24 Board of County Commissioners, and the Cler~ Is directed to record this Resolution
and these Satisfactions of Uen Individually In the official records of Collier County:
Account NO. 301
Account NO. 1012
Account No. 1038
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Trois Resolution ocloptea ~lS cLrv Of
,1997 after moUon,
second ancl rr~orlt'V vote.
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK. CLERK
A,oo~vecl as to form and
~egal sufficiency: _ .
· County Att~T~
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLAR COUNTY, FLORIOA
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY GO~d188K)NE]~ APPROVE AND
EXECUTE THE NOTICE OF PROMI~ TO PAY AND ~ TO EXTEND PAYMENT
OF 8EWER SYSTEM IMPACT FEE8
CONSIDERATION:S: The Board of County Com~ at their April 16, 1991 meeting
m,-thodzed the Utilities Divlsiofl to work ~ any parsons wishing to eflter Into an egmement to
exceeds $6,000.00.
Andrew and Irene Rozio u~d ~ and Elenora London, owning and operating ~1
Ixoperty, contacted the Revenue Sewices Department regarding extending payment of the
sewer impact fees imposed upon them upon coflnectJofl irrto the County's regional sewer
system, said impact fee totals $37,645.00. The owners hsve executed a NoOce of Promise to
Pay and Agreement to Extend Payment of Sewer System Impact Fees in accordance with
Board direction at their Apr~ 16, 1991, meeting. In edditJon, the owners have deposited
$167.95 to cover state document stamps and recording fees associated with providing
extended payment.
The County Attorney's office has reviewed and approved the Agreement.
~=ISCAL IMPACT: Entering into this Agreement will defer payment of the impact feeo~ $37,~,5 o~ a
seven (7) year period at an interest rate currently at 5.42 percent.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Collier County Ordinance No. 90-87 established the
~oard's policy that improvements and additions to the Regional Sewer System required to
accommodate future connections or demand by Sewer System Impact Development shall be
funded entire,'y by the revenue derived from the Sewer System Impact Fee. Therefore, new
users should pay their fair share of costs of the system. At this time It is not expected that the
diminished funds in the Sewer Impact Fee Trust account resulting from this agreement will
Inhibit the County's growth management or concurrency obligations.
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Executive Summary
RECOMMENDATION: Recommendation to approve m,~d execute the Notice of Pro~,~ to Pay
and Agreement to Extend Payment of Sewer System Impact Fee between Andrmv and Irene
Rozio and Matthew and Elenora London, and the Board of County C..orrm'~lmmm of Collier
County, Florida, as the Governing Body of the Collier County Water-Sewer District. Auflx)rtze
Chairman to execute the Notice of Promise to Pay and Agreement to Extend Payment of Sewer
System Impact Fee.
Agenda Date: May 20, 1997
Prepared by: (-- ~ '~ c'z:~ ~ '..~,~
Cindy Long, A~.counting TeChnician
Revenue Services ~'
Reviewed
Approved by:
s, Jr., Administrator
Support Service~. /
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This instrument prepared by:
Office of the County Attorney
330i E, Tamiaml Trail
Naples, Florida 33962
(813)7'/4-[400
NOTICE OF PROMLSE TO PAY AND AGREEMENT TO EXTEND
PAYMENT OF WATER AND/OR SEWER gYSTEM IMPACT FEF~
This Agreement made and entered into this ~dsy of , 19. ., by
Jkz~r~v itol~o and ~z~nna Bos~o, huM~md and
Who~ mailing address is la tO an ~d~v~ onn-hl~f {t} ~nttrtlt la
6600 Dudley Dr~ve bun~ and v~fe, aa to an ~v~ded on~Z~
Governin[ Body of Collier Covnty and ~
E~-Officio the Governin$ Bo~d of the Collier County Water-~wet Dis~ict (~ieaf~r
RECITAl,S:
A. The parties to this Agreement adopt and incorporate into thil A$~'eement by reference the Colli~t County
Rational Water nnd/or Sewer System Impact Fez Ordinances in there entirety, san~ IxtnI more particularly
described as Collier County Ordinance No. 90-16 and No. 90-['/, including any amendments thereto, and/or Its
auccessor in function.
B. Owner represents and warrants to the County that he is the record fee title owner of cartOn l~Kb shuated
within the Collier County Water-Sewer District (hereinafter "Property"), which have ~ eziating Build-
ands. structures and/or other improvements, and which are mandated to connect to the Regional water and/or
sewer system, said Property more particularly described below:
TB,&t'T I, NAPLES PLAZA PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, A SUBDXVI. SXON
ACCORDi, BG TO TIIE MAP OR PLAT TIIF.,P. BOF ON FILE AND it~CORDED lB
OFFICE OF TIlE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COtYRT, R~CORDZD lB FLAT BOOK 14,
PAGF..S 44 AND 45, OF TIL~ PUBLIC RI~CORDB OF COLLIER COOIlTY, FI, O~XDA.
FOLIO NI,'H~i~R: 63000160000
C. Owner represents and warrants to the County that the party or parties identified herein ns Owner
constitute all persons or entities who are the record owners of the Property.
D. Owner acknowledges and agrees that this Property is Water and/or Sewer System Impact
which has not heretofore paid applicable impact fees to the County, and as such, is subject to the
of Water and/or Sewer System Impact Fees (hereinafter 'Impact Fees') by the County.
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WITNESSETH:
NOW THERGFORE in considerBtJou of ~ a~ve R~i~s. ~e coronets exchanged herein.
~ovision of canaan regional utilities ~ice co the ~o~fly. the ~unt~*s con~nt to illow ~
pt~mcm of thc Impact ~eas in ins~JJ~nts over time, the Owner*s promi~ i, ply ~c Impact
is~ia~ ~erewith sad oth~ S~ I~ v~uibJe consJderlfion exchanied Imoufst ~c p~cs,
tsrcc &nd covenant with each ~r ~ follows:
I. ~e a~ve Recitlls are ~ and ~K~ ted are i~o~l~d h~in.
2. Owner will pl~ thc subj,: imp~ ~s to the ~ouMy, tose~r wi~ an~ title v~fl~tion
rKor~inf f~s. and lay ~onabic cstimflon of thc cost and ex~n~ ~s~ilt~ wi~ ~ovJdins
payment tire.stave iterated as follows:
Water Impact F~ ................................................ $
Sewer imp~t F~ .............................................. J 37.520.00
Acc~ed In.rest on ~en ...................................... $
Title Verification Ex.rises ................................... S 50.00
Transactional Fees. (rzcordinf fees.
documentary s~mps, etc.) ................................. S 167.9s
Extraordina~ Administrative Ex,nsc
associit~ with ~ovJdinf extended
payment alternative ............................................$ 7S. 00
· TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT FINANCED .......... S 37,645 r 00
3. In return for the extended payment alternative that Owner has received, Owner promises to pay to
thc order of the County the principal sum reflected in Paragraph 2 above as the TOTAL. DOLLAR
A]vfOUNT FINANCED with interest on the unpaid principal balance from the beginning of the second full
month following the date of this Agreement. The interest charged shall be adjusted during January of any
calendar year and shall be based on the County's cost of funds for the immediately proceeding fiscal year.
4. Owner covenants to make monthly payments at any address or location designated by the County
beginning with thc second full month following the date of this Agreement in the amount of S
539.53 .and a like amount payable each and every month thereafter over a seven (7} year period,
thc end of which shall be the maturity date.
5. On the maturity date. A FINAL BALLOON PAYMENT consisting of any remaining principal balance,
accrued intcrcst and other charges shall be due and payable.
6. If the County, in its sole discretion, determines that the monthly lns~llments on the extended Impact Fees
should appear on the Owner's water and/or sewer bill, Owner will make full and timely payment of the entire
utilities bill including any extended Impact Fees installments. Owner covenants not to attempt to partition the
hill or pay either thc utilities' portion without paying the Impact Fees portion m' vice-versa.
7. All payments under this Agreement shall be applied first to interest, then to any other unpaid charges
that may be imposed by or appear on the Owner's utility bill, then to any other charges that may be imposed
under this Agreement, with the remainder applied as a reduction of the remaining principal balance under this
Agreement. Owner may pay the entire unpaid principal balance and any accrued interest or other char[es ut
any time without penalty. If Owner mares a partial payment of principal, there will be no delay in the due date
of any subsequent payment due from Owner.
8. Owner covenants :hat O vnet is lawfully seized of the Property and has the right to mortgage, ~rant and
convey
the Property an-'l that the Property is unencumbered, except for encumbrances of reco~t
warrants and will defend generally thc title of the Proper~y against all claims and demands sue~ '~srd~
encumbrances of record.
9. Owner covenants to promptly pay when due the principal and interest on the debt eva4
Agreement and will at all times keep its water and/or sewer, and if applicable, irrigation utilities
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I 0. Owner covenants to pay all property taxes, including all non-advalorem assessments, assessments, charges,
fines and other impositions attributable to the Property which may in any way attain priority over the County's
lien against the Property resulting from providing an opportunity for extended payment of the subject Impact
Fees. Owner shall promptly discharge any lien which has priority over the lien evidenced and contemplated by
this Agreement unless Owner:
(a) agrees in writing to the payment of the obligation secured by the lien in a manner acceptable to County;
(b) contests in good faith the lien by, or defense against enforcement of the lien in, legal proceedings which
in the County Attorney's opinion operates to prevent enforcement of the lien or forfeiture of any part of
the Property; or
(c) secures from thc holder of the lien an agreement satisfactory to County subordinating the lien to the
interest of the County in obtaining full payment of the subject Impact Fees.
If County determines that any pan of the Property is subject to a lien which may attain priority over the County's
rights to full payment of the Impact Fees, County may give Owner a notice identifying the lien and Owner shall
satisfy the lien or take one or more of the actions set forth above with in ten (10) days of the giving of notice.
I l.The proceeds of any award or claim for damages, direct or consequential, in connection with any
condemnation or other taking of any part of the Property, or for conveyance in lieu of condemnation, are hereby
assigned and shall be paid to the County.
12. if the existing Buildings. structures and applicable improvements on the subject property consisl of a
mobile home park or rental housing, Owner covenants and agrees, for the benefit of all affected occupants, to
pass through and on the same terms all Ihe benefits of any extended payment of these Impact Fees to the affected
occupants.
13. Owner will be in default under this Agreement if Owner fails to make any payment exactly on time, if
Owner files a petition of any kind in Bankruptcy Court, or if Owner should be in default under any of the
agreements, terms or covenant in this Agreement. If Owner is in default, the County may declare the entire
unpaid balance under this Agreement and accrued interest thereon lo be due immediately without any advance
notice. The County shall not waive its right lo accelerate the payment if it fails to exercise ils right for any past
defaults. If the County requires Owner to pay the principal balance and the accrued interest immediately in full
as described above, the County will have the right to be paid back for all of its costs and expenses in enforcing
this Agreement to the extent permitted by applicable law. Those expenses include, for example, reasonable
attorney's fees and costs, including any attorney's fees or costs awarded by the Appellate Court.
14. Owner acknowledges and agrees that the TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT OF IMPACT FEES reflected
in Paragraph 2 is a fee, rate or charge for the services and facilities of Collier County's regional utility system.
Further, Owner covenants and agrees that if any extended payment installment shall not be paid when and as
due, the unpaid balance thereof and all interest accruing thereon shall be an automatic fixed lien on the Property
pursuant to Chapter 153, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 88-499, Laws of Florida. Such lien shall be superior
and paramount to the interest in the Property of any owner, lessee, tenant, mortgagee, or other person except
the lien of county taxes and shall be on parity with the lien of any such County taxes. Further, Owner covenants
and agrees that in the event that any such extended Impact Fees installment, or the balance of the Impact Fees
upon acceleration, shall not be paid as and when due and/or shall be in default for thirty (30) days or more, the
unpaid balance of Ihe Impact Fees and all interest accrued thereon. Iogether with attorney's fees and costs, may
be recovered by the County in a civil action, and any such lien and accrued interest may be foreclosed or
otherwise enforced by the County by action or suit in equity as for the foreclosure of a mortgage on real
property.
15. Owner fully understands and agrees that failure to pay any monthly installments in a limely manner will
result in the water to the referenced Property being shut off without further notice and that the water service
will not be restored until all outstandin$ balances are paid in full, including but not limited to outstanding utility
charges, turn on charges and reinstatement of the extended Impact Fees installment to current.
16. Thc extension of time for payment :~r modification of amortization of the sums secured by this
Agreement granted by the County to any successor in interest of the Owner shall not operate to release the
liability of the original Owner or Owner's successors in interest. County shall not be required to corn
proceedings against any successor in interest or refuse to extend time for payment or otherwis~~
amortization of the sums secured by this Agreement by reason of any demand made by the original
Owner's successor in interest. Any forbearance by County in exercising any right or remedy shall
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waiver of or preclude the exercise of any right or remedy. The covenants and a~ecments of this Agreement
shall bind and benefit successor~ and assisns of the County and Ihe Owner. Owners' covenants and asreements
shall be joint and several. If more than one person signs this Agreement as Owns, each person or anttly is fully
and personally obligated to keep ail the promises made in this Agreement, including the promise to pay the full
amount owed. Any person or entity who takes over the obligation under this Agreement is also obligated to
keep all of thc promises made herein. The County may enforce its rashes under this Agreement a~ainst each
person or entity individually or against all of them together. This means that any one i~r~on or entity si~ninS
as Owner or any one person succeeding to the Owner's interest may be required to pay all of the amount owed
under this Agreement.
17. Owner or lay other person or entity who has an obligation under this Agreement, wnlves the right of
presentment sod notice of dishonor. Presentment means the fight to require the CO,Sly to demand payment of
amounts due. Notice of dishonor means the right to require the County to give notice if any amounts due have
not been paid.
1 $. If enactment or expiration of applicsble laws, or an adjudication by a court of competent jurisdiction,
has the effect of rendering any of thc provisions of this Agreement er the County's statutory lien rights
unenforceable or alters thc priority of the County's lien as comcmplated and referenced in Paragraph 13, the
County, at is sole option, may require immediate payment in full of ali sums secured by this A$,mement and
rely invoke any remedies permitted hereunder or available by law. If County exercises this option, the County
shall give Owner notice of acceleration. The Notice shall provide a period of not less than thirty (30) days from
the date of notice is delivered or mailed within which the Owner may pay all sums secured by this Agreement.
If Owner fails to pay these sums prior to the expiration of this period, the County may invoke any remedies
permitted by this Agreement or otherwise available to it by law without further notice or demand on the Owner.
19. This Agreement shall be governed by the Laws of the State of Florida. In the event that any provision
or clause of this Agreement conflicts with applicable law. such conflicts shall not affect other provisions of this
Agreement which can be given effect without the conflicting provision. To this end, the provisions of this
Agreement ire declared to be severable.
20. Upon payment of all sums secured by this Agreement, the County shall file a solace indicating full
payment in the appropriite Public Records withoul charge to Owner. Owner shall pay any recordation cost.
21. if Owner meets certain conditions, Owner shall have the right lO have enforcement of this Agreement
discontinued at any time prior to the earlier: (al five days (or such other period as applicable law may specify
for reinstatement) before sale of Ihe Property pursuant to any power of sale contained in this Agreement; or (b)
entry of a judgment enforcing this Agreement. The conditions are that the Owner: (al pays the County all sums
which then would be due under the Agreement hid no acceleration occurred; (b) cures any defaults of any other
covenants under this Agreement; (c) pays all expenses incurred in enforcing this Agreement, including, bur not
limited to, reasonable attorney's fees; and (d) tike such action as the County may reasonably require to assure
that the lien or the lien rights of thc County in the Property and the Owner's obligation to pay sums secured by
this Agreement shall continue unchanged. Upon reinstatement by Owner, this Agreement sad the obligation
secured hereby shall remain fully effective as if no acceleration had occurred. However, this. right to reinstate
shall not apply in the case of acceleration under Paragraphs 17 or 21.
22. Any notice to Owner provided for in this Agreement shall be given by delivering it or by mailin~ it by
first-class mail unless applicable llw requires the use of another method. The Notice shall be directed to the
Property address on the utility bill typically delivered by the County to the Owner. The Notice to the County
shill be given by first class mail to the County's address on the utility bill, to the attention of the Collier County
Revenue Services Director, or any other address the County designates by notice to Owner. Any notice
provided rot in this Agreement shall be deemed to have been given to Owner or the County when given as
provided in this Parlgraph. If all or any part o1~ the Property or any Interest In It is sold or transferred to
other than a person related to the Owner by blood or marrlale (or if a beneficial interest In the Owner
is sold or transferred and Owner is not n natural Person} Immediate payment In full of all sums secured
by this Agreement shall be due and payable. If these sums are not paid in full upon such sale or transfer.
the County may invoke any remedies permitted by this Agreement or applicable law, including but not limited
lo the refusal to open a new utilities account and/or provide or turn on the water service.
23. This agreement shall be recorded in the Public Records of Collier County to reflect a vested, fixed, and
secured lien on the property.
24. This Agreement shall be binding upon the Owner. Ihe Owner's successors and assilns and
the Property.
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WITNESSES TO ALL SIGNATURES:
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. Itm pm'Ue~ ~ ~ It~ Agra.'neat ~ of I~ ~ ~ ~ t'fit Mx~v~
wlt~n.
:E, SSES TO ALL SIGNATURES:
Name)
(~y;~ ~ame)
STATE OF PlD~
coum'Y OF
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, CLERK
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA AS THE
GOVERNING BODY OF COLLIER COUNTY
AND AS EX-OFFICIO THE GOVERNING
BOARD OF THE COLLIER COUNTY WATER-
SEWER DISTRICT.
STATE OF FLORIDA BY:
COUNTY OF COLLIER
'tIMOTHY L. HANCOCK, CHAIRMAN
I HEREBY CERTIFY ttmt on this day. before me. an officer duly ~ ~n ttm State and County aforesaid to take
acknowtedgments, personally appeared Tm~o~hy L. Hancock. well known Io me to be Ihe Chairman of Itm Board of
County Commissioner~, Collier County, Florida, As The Governing Body of Coaier Courtly and as Ex-Officio em
Governing Board of The Collier County Water-Sewer District, being authorized ~o to do. executed Ihe Ioregolng
Notice of Promise to Pay end Agreement to Extend Payment of Sewer System I~ Fee~ fo~ Ihe purpoees ~
conalned under authority duly irrvesad by the Board of County ~, and that the ~ afroted ~ is
ltm L'ue seal of said Board.
WITNESS my hand and official seal in the County and Sate last afo~said this __ cay of. . lg_.
Approved es to form
and.legal sufficter~.'y:
Noary Public
My Commission Expires:
APPROVE A WORK ORDER UNDER THE C_U_.~ ~,A~,.,A~,~ee
FOR PROFESSIONAL EHGINEERING COflSUL.1*~Ii
PREPARA'noN OF THE UPDATE OF THE NON-AD VALORI~
ASSESSMEN"I ROLL IN THE PINE RIDGE INDUSTRIAL P_ .AI~_.
SERVICE TAXING AND BENEFIT uNrr FOP, "lAX YEAR,
APPROVE APPROPRIATE BUDGET AMF. ND~EN"I~.
non-ad valorem al,~elsrne~ roll in t~e Pine
Service Taxi~ a~ ~ Un~ ~ ~x ~.r 1~1~7
b~ge~ a~nd~.
~ON~IDE~TION~: ~ Ju~ 27, 1~3, ~ ~
adopt~ ~e final non~ vs~ ~
drainage impmve~ in ~ P~e ~e I~~1
Taxing and Ben~ Un[ ~ d~ ~ ~
needs to ~ u~at~ ea~ ~ y~r ~ ~ ~,
o~e~hip and ~~es ~ ~~ ~ ~
Proper u~a~ng a~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Proof u~ating a~ ~~n ~ ~ ma ~ ~1
valorem assessors on ~ ax bills ~ ~ T~ ~~.
non-ad valorem as~ss~ ~1 ~ ~ ad ~~ ~ ~ ~
jeopardize pla~ment ~ sa~ on t~ ~x bill. S~
billings w~h add~ional ~ and ~t im~
~i~tes on propeA~s for non-paint.
The s~pe of se~i~s to ~ provid~ in ~ ~a~ · ~
~BP-~97~ a~a~ed hereto. It is ~ns~e~
proper equipment (so.are) at this ti~ to p~Me such
criti~l time ~a~ n~ssa~ to a~mplish ~. Ina~u~
BaAon and P~k, Inc. has su~ss~l~ ~~ ~e~l
assessment distd~s as ~11 as ~is one. E ~ ~i~
authodz~ to provide thee se~i~s under ~ ~~ in
~97~.
~_tSCAL IMPACT;
Cost:
Fund:
$7,000.00 from reserves to Account No. 232-013010-634999
(Debt Service Fund for Pine Ridge Industrial Park)
GROW'TH MANAGEMENT IMPACT; None
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners approve
Work Order WMBP-FT97-6 for professional engineering consultant ~mrvices
necessary for preparation of the update of the non ad-valorem assessment roll in
the Pine Ridge Industrial Park Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit for tax
year 1996 -1997 and rove all necessary budget amendments.
· Te~re"sa A. Riesen, Revenue Manager D
Revenue Services Department
Rl~.v~nue Services Department
REVIEWED BY~
~m MitcheJl,-Dimctor
Finance Department
APPROVED BY:
Leo Ochs, Jr., Divisi~/( Administrator
Support Service.~ision
DATE
WORK ORDER tlWMBP~g74
Agreement for Profeseion. I Engineering ~rvice~
Dated 9/26195 (RFP 9B-2422)
This Work Order is for professional engineering services for Work known
Pine Ridge Industrial Park
This work Is specked tn the proposal dated February 11, 1997 from Wiison, Miller,
Barton and Peek, Inc. which is attached hereto end made e part of thi~ Work Order. In
accordance with Terms and Conditions of the Agreement referenced above, Work Order
~'WlVIBP-FT97-6 ia assigned to Wilson, Miller, Barton end Peek, Inc.
The assignee will update the database which comprises the assessment rolls previously
prepared by Collier County to Ihow splits, deletions and changee of ownerehip end will
prepare certificates of correction for affected parcels. The lsltgnee will continue to
update the database and provide certificates for the County until the roll is certified by
the Board of County Commissioners to the Collier County Tax Collector es of
September 15, 1997 and until the Property Appraiser certifies the general tax roll to the
Tax Collector on or about October 10, 1997.
Schedule of Work: Complete within 200 days.
ComDensatign;
In accordance with Article Five of the Agreement, the County will compensate the Firm
in accordance with the negotiated lump sum amount provided in the schedule below.
TOTAL FEE (LUMP SUM) $7.000.00
Any change made subsequent to final department approval will be considered an
additional service and cb. ar'ged according tq.~chedule "A" of the Agreement_.
Joh~,. Yonkosk~ect~r~,~~'~ Date/ '
Reve/'~e Services Departrfient
ACCEPTED BY: Wilson, Miller I~rt0n and Peek.,bl¢. .,,
Fermin A. Diaz, P.E. /' ~
Senior Vice President
.............. ,, [[[nm In[ [ Ill ........... I
PLA~N~.P, Sv £NVIRON~ENT^L CONSULTANTS, ~NOIN[£R$, .
SURVEYORS, LANI~CAPE ARCHITECTS, CONSTRUCTION ~V[ANAOERS
F~ 11, 1997
Collier CountT' ~ of Revenue
28O2 Hmleahoe Drive
Naples, Florid~ 33942
SUBJECT:
Pim Kidae Induatr~ Park Municipal Service T~in8 zrgl Benefit Unit (MST BLT)
Non-Ad Valorem Aue~ent l~lh
W'd~on, Miller, Barton & Peek, Inc. propo~e.~ to provide profeuional ~ re'vices in
connection with the referenced project.
The purpose of this project is to m/at Collier Com~ in the preparation of the update of the
mesm~t rolh for improvemenu in the Pine Ridge Indumial Park MST BU for the tax year
199~-1997.
W'dson Miller's undemanding of the Scope ofService~ i~ H foilow~:
1. W'dson ~dler wR1 update the dmbue montl~ which ~~ ~ ~ mils
pr~sly p~ ~ C~ to ~ ~Ou ~ dd~ of ~p. D~ ~
~w, for ~ P~L ~ foBo ~ ~ ~ ~d ~t ~t.
2. ~ ~p~d ~t ~ for ~ ~ ~ dd~ ~ ~ b~ ~ ~fion
u~ ~~ to ~ ~ f~ ~~ of~ ~e f~ ~ m ~ m~ f~
~~on ~ ~ ~ of ~ ~~ to ~ ~ ~ T~ ~ff~ u of
S~~ 15, 1 ~7.
3. Wdwn ~= ~ ~n~ue to u~e ~ ~ to ~ ~ ~ dd~o~ ~ ~
Pro~ ~p~ ~= ~ g~ ~ mgm ~ T~ ~ot on or ~ ~ 10,
1~7,
W'dson l~ller daft be paid · lump sum fee of S7,000.00 and wRi bill t~e County on a monody
basis for work completed during the billing period.
WILSON. MZLLER, BARTON ~. PEEK, INC.
~/ll'~r~" W"~le%' Lan,:, Suite 2~. NarleL norid., 34105.8507 · Ph 941~9~ Fx 941~3-
~X,'ILSON -~-MILLER
WILSON, M~_~.~'~,, BARTON & FEEK, INC.
Pre~d~t
RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL OF A WORK ORDER UNDER THE
CURRENT ANNUAL AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING
CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR PREPARATION OF THE UPDATE OF THE
NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL IN THE NAPLES PRODUCTION
PARK MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAXING AND BENEFIT UNIT FOR TAX YEAR
1996-1997 AND APPROVE ALL NECESSARY BUDGET AMENDMENTS
~ To obtain approval of Work Order WMBP-FT97-5 for professional
engineering consultant services necessary for preparation of the update of the
non-ad valorem assessment roll in the Naples Production Park Municipal Service
Taxing and Benefit Unit for tax year 1996-1997 and approve all necessary
budget amendments.
CONSIDERATIONS; On August 3, 1993, the Board of County Commissioners
adopted the final non-ad valorem assessment roll for water, sewer, road and
drainage improvements in the Naples Production Park Municipal Service Taxing
and Benefit Unit. The data base which comprises the assessment roll needs to
be updated each tax year to show splits, deletions and changes of owrtership
and certificates of correction need to be prepared for affected parcels. Proper
updating and certification of correction need to be prepared for affected parcels.
Proper updating and certification of this roll is critical to placement of the non-ad
valorem assessments on the tax bills by the Tax Collector. Failure to merge the
non-ad valorem assessment roll with the ad valorem tax roll by a date certain will
jeopardize placement of same on the tax bill. Such would then require separate
billings with additional costs and most important, would eliminate sale of tax
certificates on properties for non-payment.
The scope of services to be provided in this regard is set forth in Work Order
VVMBP-FT97-5 attached hereto. It is considered that the staff does not have the
proper equipment (software) at this time to provide such services within the
critical time frame necessary to accomplish same. Inasmuch as Wilson, Miller,
Barton and Peek, Inc. has successfully performed identical services for other
assessment districts as well as this one. It is being recommended that they be
authorized to provide these services under the provisions in Work Order WMBP-
FT97-5.
EISCAI~ IMPACT:
Cost:
Fund:
$7,000.00 from reserves to Account No. 232-013010-634999
(Debt Service Fund for Naples Production Park)
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners approve
Work Order WMBP-FT97-5 for professional engineering consultant services
necessary for preparation of the update of the non ad-valorem assessment mil in
the Naples Production Park Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit for tax
and all necessary budget amendments.
year 1996 -1997 to a
PREPARED BY;~re. sa.A. Rie.n, Revenue~-anager DA~J~'''~ ~./4'7
Revenue Services Department
John A~Yonkosky, Di.r..~'tor ~
Revenu~ Services O~partrne-nt
DATE
REVIEWED BY:, _/"~.,~,~
J~ Mitchell, Director
Finance Department
Leo O~:hs, ,Jr., Divisidn Administrator
Support Services Division
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WORK ORDER ffWMBP~97-5
Agreement for Professional Engineering Services
D~t~d 9/26/95 (RFP 9~.2422)
This Work Order is for Professional Engineering services fm Work known as:
Project: Naples Production Park
The work is specified in the proposal dated February 11, 1997 from Wilson, Miller,
Barton and Peek, Inc. which is attached hereto and made ,, part of this Work Order. In
accordance with Terms and Conditions of the Agreement referenced above, Work Order
~'WIVIBP-FT97.5 is assigned to Wilson Miller, Barton and Peek, Inc.
Scope of Wo~;
The assignee will update the database which comprises the assessment rolls previously
prepared by Collier County to show splits, deletions and changes of ownership and wffi
prepare certificates of correction for effected parcels. The assignee will continue to
update the database and provide certificates for the County until the role is certified by
the Board of County Commissioners Io the Collier Count~ Tax Coileclor as of
September 15, 1997 and until the Property Appraiser certifies ~ general tax roll to the
Tax Collector on or about October 10, 1997.
Schedule of Wgrk: Complete within 200 days.
Comoensatigrl;
In accordance with Article Five of the Agreement, the County will compensate the Firm
in accordance with the negotiated lump sum amount provided in the schedule below.
TOTAL FEE (LUMP SUM) $7.000.00
Any change made subsequent to final department approval will be considered an
additional service and charged acc~_rdirjg~to Schedule "A" of the agreement.
J~l~ A. Yonkos~/,~ Dir~.c[~~ Dat~ / '
R~vbnue Ser~¢~'~ De~rtment
ACCEPTED BY: Wilson, Miller, Barton and Peek, Inc.
~of F~~~.
By: F~
Senior Vice President
Date
PLANNERS. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIJLTANTS, ENGINEERS,
SURVEYORS, LANDSCAPE ARCHIT~C'rs, CONSTRUCTION ~[ANAOERS
Ms. T~x~ A. Ri~n
2802 Horu~ho~ Driv~
N~ple~ Florki~ 33942
SUBIECT:
Naples Prcxfuction P~k Municipal Service Taxing ~! B~n~t Unit (MST BU)
Non-Ad Vaiomn ~ Rolh
W'dsork lvfiller, B&rton & Peek, Inc. proposes to provide prof_-'s_~onal ensineefing servL,':es__ in
connection with the referenced project.
The purpo~ of this project i~ to mi~t Collier County in tl~ prep~r~ion of tbe upd~ of the
~ment roils for improveme~ in the N~ples Production P~k MST BU for tl~ tax y~r 1996-
1997.
W'tlson ]W_fller's understanding of the Scope of Servic~ h as follows:
1. Wilson ]W. fller will ulxlate the d~'abase monthly which comprises the assessment roih
previously prep&red by County to show splits and deletions of ownership. Database will
show, for each p&rce~, the folio number and the unpaid assessment amount.
2. The unpaid a.~.um'ent amount for the splits and deletions will be based on information
furnished by the County of*Il payments maute by parcel owns. W'd~)n M'aller will r~tum the
updated dau~a~ to the County for caJculafion ofpaymem schedule for posting to the roll for
certific~on by the Bo&rd of County Commissioners to the CoUier County Tax Collector as of
September 15, 1997.
3. Wi/son Miller ~ continue to update the database to reflect splits and deletions tmtil the
Property Appraiser certifies the genera~ tax roll to the Tax Collector on or about October 10,
1997.
Wilson I~tller sksll be paid · lump sum fee of $7,000.00 and will bill the County on a montldy
basis for work completed during the billing pe~od.
02/11,97. W401~00~.KJD WILSON, MILLER, BARTON ~. PEE~, INC.
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-~.~-MILLER
\X/I LSON ~
WILSON, MILLER, BARTON & PEEK, INC.
Thom~ R. Peek, P.E., P.S.M.
Pre.~ident
Q2/11 ~/. W.~OI JQQC~.JCJD
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER8 APPROVE
A WORK ORDER UNDER THE CURRENT ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICE8 FOR UPDATING
THE FIVE DISTRICTS WITHIN THE EAST AND SOUTH NAPLES ASSESSMENT
ROLLS AND TO APPROVE ALL APPROPRIATE BUDGET AMENDMENT8
~ That the Board of County Commissionem, Ex.Officio the Governing
Board of the Collier County Water-Sewer Diatdct of Collier County, Florida, approve
Work Order WMBP-FT97-4 for professional engineering services to update the five
districts within the East and South Naples assessment rolls end to approve all
appropriate budget amendments.
CONSIDERATIONS:
1. Originally the assessment rolls were prepared by Wilson, Miller, Barton and Peek,
Inc. It would be prudent to retain their experience in updating the assessment mils
to show splits and deletions of ownership in order to maintain uniformity and
accuracy for merging said rolls.
2. Calculation of payment schedule for posting to the rolls for certification will be
updated through the database by the County in order for the rolls to be certified by
the County Attorney's office.
3. Proposed engineering fees for this service are $10,000.
FISCAl, IMPACT; $10,000 from reserves for engineering services in the East and
South Service to Fund 410-210105-634999 for FY 1996/97 budget.
Sez'~ce
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None
RI~COMMENOATION; That the Board of County Commissioners, Ex-Officio the
Governing Board of the Collier County Water-Sewer District of Collier County, Florida,
approve Work Order WMBP-FT97-4 in a lump sum amount of $10,000 for engineering
services to update the fiv..eXdistricts within the East and South Naples assessment rolls
and to approve all app~date budget amendments.
Teres- a A. Riesen, Revenue Manager Date
Revenue Services Department
Joh'h '. . Yonkosky, D~ ctor'-~
Reve.~' e Services' DD;'~'~p Crt ment
APRPOVED BY: ~r~ (~,g-'~/'~
Leo Ochs, Jr., Divisior~ Administrator
Support Services /
Date
WORK ORDER ~/MBP..FT97.4
Agreement for Professional Engineerlng Services
Dated 9126195 (RFP 95-2422)
This Work Order is for Professional Engineering services for Work known as:
Project: East/South Naples Assessment Rolls
The work is specified in the proposal date(J February 11, 1997 from Wilson,
Miller, Barton and Peek, Inc. which is attached hereto and made a part of this
Work Order. In accordance with Terms and Conditions of the Agreement
referenced above, Work Order ~ANMBP-FT97-4 is assigned to Wilson Miller,
Barton and Peek, Inc.
$CODe Of Work;
The assignee will update the database which comprises the assessment rolls
previously prepared by Collier County to show splits, deletions and changes of
ownership and will prepare certificates of correction for affected parcels. The
assignee will continue to update the database and provide certificates for the
County until the role is certified by the Board of County Commissioners to the
Collier County Tax Collector as of September 15, 1997 and until the Property
Appraiser certifies the general tax roll to the Tax Collector on or about October
10, 1997,
_Schedule of Work:
Complete within 200 days.
additional service and charged according.to. Schedule
J~A. Yonko~kY,_~r~~
Re'~n ue ServiceS"D~partment
In accordance with Article Five of the Agreement, the County will compensate
the Firm in accordance with the negotiated lump sum amount provided in the
schedule below. TOTAL FEE (LUMP SUM)~
Any change made subsequent to final department approval will be considered an
"A" of the agreement.
D~te /
ACCEPTED BY: Wilson, Miller, Barton & Pa,
~k, Inc.
/~~.rn~_,of~ - Date
~Diaz, P.E.. ,'"' 4~ ~
Senior Vice President
~LANN~R$. £N¥~RON~£NT^L C~ONSUL?ANT$,
SURVEYORS, LAND~C?.?~ ,A. RCHITECTS, C'ON$ .-RUCTZON' ~V~ANAO£R.$
2~02 Horledme Drive
F, ut a~ South Ccxn~ Sew~ Distzim 1, 2, 3, 4 m~cl 5
Non-Ad Valorem Assessment Rolls
W'dwn, A4~lie~, Buton & Peek, Inc. propo~ to provide profes~omJ ensineerin~ service~ in
connection with the referenced project. ·
The purpose of this project is to auist Collier County in the preparation of the update of the
tueument rolls for sewer im~ in the/iv, districts of the East and South County Sewer
Project for the tax year 1996..1997.
V~rdson M?~Her'~ understand~ ofthe Scope of Sen/ces is u follows:
1. W'dwn A~Uer will update the da~bue mont~ which wmp~
pr~ pr~u~ ~ ~ to ~ow
~ow, for ~ ~ ~ folio ~
2. ~e ~p~d ~t ~m for ~e
~~ ~ ~ ~n~ of ~ pa~U ~e
u~ ~ to ~ C~ for ~on ofpa~ ~ule f~ ~ to ~ mH for
~~on ~ ~ B~d of ~n~ Co~s~o~ to ~ Co~ C~ T~ ~~ ~ of
S~t~ 15, 1~7.
3. ~d~n ~ ~ ~n~e to u~te ~e
Pro~ ~p~ ~ ~ Sm~ ~ mH m ~ T~ Coll~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 10,
1~7.
W'dson ]~ler shtll be i~id · lump ~atn fee of $I0,000.00 and will b~ the Com~ on a monthly
b~sis for work completed duri~ the billi~ period.
The profexsionai services that W'dson l~fdler will provide under this Agreement include, and are
O0/II,'~.W4OI~OOO.JXJD ~(/ILS,.",N, ~IILLER, BARTON & PEEK, INC. ~ ~'au ~ ~ ~ ~
32~~ ~1~'I' Lane. State 2~. N.~rles. Florida 34105-5507 · ~ 04 I-~O-~O Fx ~1~3-5711
~'~'F S.~-: ~.~ll~mm,ll~,f.c~ E-m..l:
~',,~, Y,~ ~ t~,.'~ ~.n,,,.,~.,
WILSON -~,-
~.~.~, MILLER
IRrlLSON, ~ BARTON & PEEK, INC.
Thom~ IL Peek, P.E., P.$.M.
Pl'etideat
SUMMARY
REPORT TO THE BOARD REGARDING EMER~ REPAIRS TO THE TAX
COLLECTOR'S BLIILDING AND APPROVAL OF A BUDGET AMENDMEKr
TR.ANSFEKKING FUNDS FOR CAMPUS AND BUH,DING IMPROVEMENTS.
OR/EC'ITv~: To provide the Board with infommion on · recent emerseocy repah' to the cJ'a'lled
w~ter e/stem that runs under the Tax Collector's Building and to reque~ ~ for a number of
CONSIDERATIONS:
CHILLED WATER !.mAK TAX COLLECTOR'S BUn.mING
On April 14, 1997 a leak was detected in the chilled water ~]stem located under the Tax Collector'~
Building. The water system had ~o be drained and new piping had to be ttmalled, which wu
~uccessfully completed. Because of the nature ofthi~ ~]stem (provides chilled w~ter to ~ Campus
~ conditioning system), tl~ unamicipated repair wu fixed immediately. Cost: $800.00
DEHUMIDIFICATION EOUIPMEN~. The humidity level in the OCPM Building continues to be
at an unacceptable level 75% -80%. Under these condifiona, molds and mildew~ develop,
contributing to health problems. AdcLitionally, printerl and copiera ~on. The Department has
logged a number of Indoor Quality Complaints relatin8 to thi~ building, all atm~ar, gd to the high
levels of humidity. Staff is recommending the installation of dehumidification equipmem in the
OCPM Building consistent with the type used in the Administration Building. Cost: $11,100.
BUILDING SECURITY: Over the past six months, the Coumy has had repeated ~ problems
in the Administration Building (thefts and vandalism). Currently raft has security came-as on the
first floor elevator lobby and the third floor Boardroom area. Staff is recomnmxiin8 adding one
additional camera to the "Canopy" entrance on the first floor and one in the fifth floor lobby. This
would allow the Security Officers to monitor all occupants coming imo the Administration Building
and those in the area of the fifth floor. (Clerk's Data Processing and Information Teclmology
Departments). System includes cameras, monitors and wiring. Cost: $ 6,254.
MAIN COMPLEX SIGNAGE: The Board, along with other County agencies receive numerous
complaints regarding locating County buildings. A proposed ~ignage program would add "lawn type'
signs in front of the major buildings to assist the public in idemifyiag these rauclm'es. Additionally,
the vehicle directional signs would be updated with additional buildings. Cost: $6,900.
AOUATIC CENTER. The Immokalee Aquatic Center outdoor men's and women's restroom have
become a potential hazard. The concrete which was poured as a part of a past renovation will not
adhere to the existing surface. The concrete has completely broken up and is a potential tripping
b:~,~rd for the ~,,cupants. The old surface needs to be completely removed with new concrete poured
in its place. Cost: $3,366.
Elec~ Smnmar~
Two
~ IMI'ACT: The total co~ for ~ impr~emem i~ S28,420. A bud~ ammtmem,
~yaz~ ftmds Dom 301 ~ to Fund 301- 120435-80525 i~ attn..bed.
GROWTH MANAG~:None.
PREPARED BY:
~ DATE:
s~ C.~m~, c~'xt Oireetor
Depsrtmem of Facilities Mana&~
APPROVED BY:
Leo E. Ocbs, Jr., ~or
Division of Supp~,/~Services
gK~CLITIV~ SUMMARY
REQ~ FOR BOARD TO ADOPT ~ ACCOMPANYING I~UR
RESOL~ONS GRANTING CERTIFICATE~ TO FLOB~A WATER
SERVICY~ CORPORATION FOR TRE PROVISION OF WATER AND
WASTEWATER SERVICE TO ITS MARCO I~LAND AND MARCO 811ORES
SERVICE AREAS, CONSISTENT WITH TIIE CERTIFICATF.~ PREVIOUSLY
GRANTED BY TUF. FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE CO~ON.
OBJECTIVE: To grant fora' Certificate~ to Florida W~ Service~ Cogpomion
(formerly Southern Sta~cs ~es, Inc.) to amhorize the continued prov~ou of
CONSIDERATIONS: With the ~loption of Ordinance No. 96-6 on Febnm'y 27, 1996,
Collier Cotmty r-~'umed regulato~ jurisdiction of privately owned w~ter mad w~ewater
~/ncms operating in the unincori~or~ ~ of the County. The ordimm~ requir~
utilitiea to submit at~lic, atiom for C_namtfather Cea'tificat~ con~nt with the ~rvice
areas previously certificated by the Florida Public Service Conunil~ion.
Florida Water services Corporation aubrnitted docem~on mfficient to serve a~ its
application and is curren~ in the filing of mmual reporta and the payment of regulatory
fees.
On February 24, 1997, ~taff ~ Florida Water Service~ ~on's
documentation for Grandfath~ Certificat~ to the Collier County Water and Waste~ater
Authority. After considering the application and the ret, oral, the Authority i~'ued it~
Preliminary Order No. 97-1, recommending that the Board grant Certificete~ for water
and wastcwatcr service to Florida Water Scrvic~s Corporation.
Through coordination and agreement b,mveen ~ and Florida Water Service~
Corporation, the~e certifi~t~ corr~ minor m~_ztake~ in the mete~ and bounds legal
descriptions di~c~overed in the Florida Public Service Commi~ion oea'fificate~
HSCAL IMPACT: None.
GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: None.
HAY20
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a. Resolution No. 97-
for W~-~r.
b. Re~oluticm No. 97-
for Wastewater.
Resolution No. 97-...
for Water.
d. Resolutic~ No. 97- , Ceflific,~e No. 08S, M~rco Sbor~ Service Tm'itory
APPROVED BY: DATE:
,A. Ca,DA ITF, M .~
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RESOLUTION NO. 97-,
A RESOLUTION OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, IR/RSUANT TO
SECTION 1.4 (E), COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 96-6, GRANTING
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION A GRANDFA~
CERTIFICATE FOR THE I:'ROVISION OF WATER SERVICE TO IT~ MARCO'
ISLAND SERVICE AREA CONSISTENT WITH THE CERTIFICATE
PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMLqSION.
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 96-104 excluded Collier Coumy fi'om the provisions
of Chapter 3{57, Florida Starates, thereby assum~g certa/n subject matter jurisdiction over
non. exempt water and wastewater utilities operating in urdmorpoi=~;_~ ar~as of Collier
County; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 es~blished the Collier County Water and
Wastewa~er Authority (AUTHORITY) and specific powers and duties; and
utilities operating in tmincorpomted areas of Collier County mu.~ apply for Grandf~er
Certificates from Collier County;, and
WHEREAS, Florida Water Services Corporation (lYfILfTY) has subnfitted
documentation suffic/em to serve as its application for a Grandfather Certificate for the
provision ofwater service to its Marco Island ~-rvice area; and
WHEREAS, on February 24, 1997, the AUTHORITY cons/dered UTH. ITY'S
documentation and issued its Preliminary Order No. 97-1 recommending tim the Board
of County Commiss/oners of Collier County (BOARD) gram UTILITY ~ Certificate to
provide water ~n'vice to the Marco Island serv/ce area, more pm't/cularly desan'bed in
Atlachtnent "B"; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 966, only the BOARD may issue a
Franchise Certificate to any utility operating in the tmin~ed m'ea ofthe County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Boa~-d of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, that:
Pursuant to Section 1-4 (E), Ordinance 96-6, Certificate No. 03W is hereby
issued to UTILITY for the provision of water service to the Marco Island
service area described in "Attachment B".
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2. A duplicate original of Certificate No. 03W is attached hereto as 'Attaclnnent
3. Certificate No. 03W sh~ll remain in force and effect until suspended, canceled
or r=voked by R~oh~on ofthe BOARD.
This Resolution adopted this
and majority vote favoring same.
day of ... ,1997 after motion, second
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMi~IO~
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
by:
Deputy Clerk
by:,
Timothy L. Hancocic, Chah'm~
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency:
Assistant County Attorney
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Attachment "A'
(Duplicate Certificate 03W)
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COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER mw
Upon consider~tioa of the record, it b hereby P,~.,SOLVED that authori~ be mid is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION (MARCO ISLAND)
Whose principal addres~ b
I000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WATER service h~ accordance with the
provisiom of Cotlier County Ordinance No, 966, Supplemental Rulm of the Board,
Supplemental Rulm of the Comer County Water and Wastewater Authority and
Remlutions ofthls Commission in the territory described by the Rmoluflon of this
Commladon.
This Certfficate shall remain In force and effect until suspended, cancelled or revok_~_
by Resolution of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RESOLUTION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER ozw
Upon consideration of the record, it b hereby RESOLVED that authority be and is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION (MARCO ISLAND)
Whose principal addrm ia
1000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WATER ~efvice in accordance with the
provtMo-, of Collier County Ordinance No. 96-6, Supplemeutal Rmles ofthe ~
Supplemental Rules of the Comer County Water and Wastewater Authority tad
Resolutions of this Commission in the territory described by the Resolutiom ofthis
Commiaaion.
This Certtflcate shall remain in force and effect until suspended, cancelled or revoked
by Resolution of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RESOLUTION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
A'VFEST:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
DUPLICATE
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Attachment "B'
(Marco Island Water Service Territory)
~GENp.~ ~
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Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Island Water Service Territory
Description
AREA 1. MAIN PART OF MARCO ISLAND
That pax~ of Sections 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,15,16,17,18,19,20 and 21 of Township 52 South,
Range 26 East, Collier County Florida, lying North of Caxambas Pass, and East of thc
waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and; ~outheasterly of Big Marco Pass and Southerly of the
Marco River, and; Southwesterly of John Stevens Creek, and Westerly of the following
described line:
Commence at the Northeast comer of said Section 15, Township 52 South, Range 26 East
Collier County, Florida; thence run 8° 35'47"W along the North line of said Section 15, a
distance of 1350.03 feet; thence N37°21'22"W a distance of 113.36 feet to the Point of
Beginning; thence S56°53'29"W a distance of 161.70 feet; thence S39°00'00"W, a
distance of 5600 feet, more or less to an intersection with the West boundary line of said
Section 15 and the Point of Termination.
AREA 2. JOHN STEVENS CREEK DEVELOPMENT AREA
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of MARCO BEACH UNIT
SEVENTEEN, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 6, Pages 119
through 124, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the centerline intersection of Portland Court and State Road No. 92
(realigned) as shown on the plat of A REPLAT OF MARCO BEACH UNIT FIFTEEN,
according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page 45 of the Public Records of
Collier County, Florida; thence run S55°01'14"E along said centerline of State Road No.
92 a distance of 108.16 feet; thence N34°58'46"E a distance of 50.00 feet to the Northerly
Right of Way Line of said State Road No. 92, and the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the Northeast having a radius of 2531.16 feet; thence run Southeasterly
along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 06°45'19" an arc distance of 298.43
feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter described parcel of land: thence,
leaving said Northerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 92 nm N59°44'09"E a
distance of 54.86 feet; thence N44°06'43"E a distance of 45.87 feet; thence N74°48'27"E
a distance of 43.38 feet; thence S58°54'51"E a distance of 47.87 feet; thence
S13°59'52"E a distance of 66.44 feet; thence S60°13'45"E a distance
thence N35°48'I6"E a distance of 64.28 feet; thence NTl°47'06"E a di
feet; thence N68°37'29"E a distance of 75.44 feet; thence N60°41'19'~ a
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Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Island Water Service Territory
69.62 feet; thence NS'F'12'56"E a distance of ?3.53 feet; thence N76°41'4'F'E a distance
of 60.61 feet; thence N49"01'I0"E a distance of 65.89 feet; thence N?5°02'02"E a
distance of 88.90 feet; thence N75"28' 1 $'E a distance of 86.70 feel; thence N69*4?'24"E
a distance of 101.03 feet; thence S88"01'49"E a distance of $0.53 feet; thence
N58°58'41"E a distance of 94.55 feet; thence N$8"'12'52"E a distance of 71.82 feet;
thence N59"34'57"E a distance of 67.65 feet; thence NTl*59'3?"E a distance of 65.6?
feet; thence N88*26'19"E a distance of 66.65 feet; thence S70'59'30"E a distance of
55.51 feet; thence N82*52'02"E a distance of 143.84 feet; thence N69*20'30"E a distance
of 36.35 feet; thence NS0*I0'21"E a disumce of 48.98 feet; thence $74~12'2'7"E a
distance of 36.96 feet; thence N84*08'44"E a distance of 151.85 feet; thence S59'17'31"E
a dis~m~e of 71.86 feet; thence N72*30'05"E a distance of ~10.60 feet; thence
N69~38'01"E a distance of 88.62 feet; thence NT0*26'40"E a distance of 5?.63 feet;
thence NS0°53'I9"E a distance of 41.86 feet; thence N8'7*56'4?"E a distance of 91.65
feet; thence S85°41'43"E a distance of 71.74 feel; thence S81°33'21"E a distance of
65.64 fee, i; thence S59'43'38"E a distance of 43.53 feet; thence S41"21 '09"E a distance
of 136.92 feet; thence S20'43'28"E a distance of 40.17 feet; thence S09'18'33"W a
distance of 43.05 feet; thence S52'27'~4"W a distance of 49.02 feel; thence
S59"33'3T'W a distance of 73.5? feet; thence S?0"25'58"W a distance of 51.26 feet;
thence N89"32'56"W a distance of 58.18 feel; thence N?6°4?'00"W a distance of 77.81
feet; thence N?8°00'39"W a distance of 84.29 feet; thence N53*23'45"W a distance of
60.50 feet; thence N84°36'5T"W a distance of 46.40 feet; thence S82°30'15"W a distance
of 41.13 feet; thence S53°11'18"W a distance of 59.03 feet; thence S32°02'02"W a
distance of 53.22 feet; thence S21°05'15"W a distance of 42.4? feet; thence S70056'25'W
a distance of 40.09 feet; thence N50°25'41"W a distance of 65.56 feet; thence
N3?°34'16"W a distance of 84.97 feet; thence N45°21'49"W a distance of 75.?3 feet;
thence N52°09'32"W a distance of 6?.28 feet; thence N?0°I 8'52"W a distance of 45.02
feel; thence S79°36'03'Wv' a distance of 53.04 feet; thence SSI°40'0T'W a distance of
65.45 feet; thence S58°10'19'W a distance of 64.49 feet; thence S40°56'59"W a distance
of 62.29 feet; thence S35°05'33"W a distance of 48.8? feet; thence S00"30'55"W a
distance of 45.95 feet; thence S16°00'59"E a distance of ?9.29 feet; thence S04°52'21"W
a distance of 38.17 feet; thence S24°46'24"W a distance of 64.22 feet; thence
S49°41'18'W a distance of 57.4? feet; thence S75'35'33"W a distance of 70.53 feet;
thence S50°55'07"W a distance of 66.39 feet; thence S75°10'04"W a distance of 100.24
feet; thence N78041 '48"W a distance of 81.44 feel; thence N85°33'25"W a distance of
54.84 feet; thence S82°37'40"W a distance of 51.02 feet; thence S40'39'40"W a distance
of 61.75 feet; thence S52°27'26"W a distance of 54.93 feet; thence S44°34'06"W a
distance of 49.94 feet to a point of intersection with the aforesaid Northerly Right-of-Way
Line of Stale Road No.92, said point of intersection being on the arc of the aforesaid
circular curve concave to the Northeast having a radius of 2531.16 feet and bearing
radially S12°26'24"W a distance of 2531.16 feet from the center of the circle of said
curve; thence Northwesterly, along the arc of said curve, through a c_entral angle of
15047'03'' an arc distance of 697.30 feet to the Point of Beginning. AGE~,iDA~ITi.bt\
Containing 14.54 acres, more or less. MAY 2 0 1597
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AREA 3. HORR'S ISLAND (KEY MARCO) DEVELOPMENT AREA
A parcel of land lying in SECTIONS 14, 18, 21, 22, 23, 27, and 28, TOWNSHIP 52
SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, Collier Cou=ty, Florida, being more particularly described-.
as follows:
Commence at the Northwest corner of said Section 23, thence run S89°$1 '55"E along the
North Section Line thereof a distance of 9.61 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the
parcel of land hereinafter described: thence, leaving said North Section Line run
Sl'F23'IT"E a distance of 111.69 feet; thence S02"28'52"E a distance of 91.50 feet;
thence S27°39'05"W a di~ce of 107.39 feet to an interseaion with the East Line ofthe
aforementioned Section 22 and lyinE S00°33'$4"W a distance of 293.16 feet from the
Northeast comer thereof; thence continue S27°39'05"W a distance of 30.91 feet; thence
S39°33'08"W a distance of 59.21 feet; thence S68°43'41"W a distance of 32.82 feet;
thence S74°24'41"W a distance of 52.30 feet; thence S82°52'42'W a distance of 41.3l
feet; thence NS$o29'12"W a distance of 82.32 feet; thence N58°20'02"W a distance of
63.05 feet; thence Nl 8°23'53"W a distance of 41.52 feet; thence N10°l 1 '21"W a distance
of 34.08 feet; thence N10~3'42"E a distance of 54.19 feet; thence N04°l$'50"E a
distance of 74.71 fe~; thence N10°37'52"E a distance of 115.01 feet; thence
N12°16'05"W a distance of 3.97 feet to an intersection with South Line of the
aforementioned Section 15 and lyinE N89°58'19"W a di~ance of 281.81 feet from the
Southeast comer thereof; thence, continue N12°16'05"W a distance of 72.54 fee~; thence
N08°41'lS"W a distance of 130.42 feet; thence N04°49'06"W a dis~nce of 121.86 feet;
thence N11°36'24"W a distance of 34.39 feet; thence N0$°16'$4"W a distance of 62.14
feet; thence N00°37'05"W a d/stance of 104.20 feet; thence N02°04'34"E a dishance of
105.02 feet; thence N03°57'lg"E a d/stance of 125.51 feet; thence N09°00'I6"E a
d/stance of 128.65 feet; thence N24°00'59"E a distance of 85.43 feet; thence
N00°46'00"W a distance of 20.09 feet; thence N21°22'49"W a distance of 32.44 fee~;
thence N66°43'$0"vV a distance of 20.74 feet; thence S87°29'19"W a distance of 112.71
feet; thence N84°,t4'34"W a distance of 49.99 feet; thence S78°I$'44"W a distance of
$$.51 feet; thence S37°31 '20"W a distance of 48.16 feet; thence S18°01'23'W a distance
of 76.22 feet; thence S07°10'34"W a distance of 70.18 feet; thence S00°43'46'E a
distance of 41.56 feet; thence S17°13'14"W a distance of 118.13 feet; thence
S18°33'52"W a distance of 76.68 feet; thence S03°51'45'W a distance of 56.64 feet;
thence S08°01'32"E a distance of 85.43 feet; thence S13°50'16"E a distance of 75.98
feet; thence S23°14'46"E a distance of 61.68 feet; thence S15°47'41"E a distance of
120.36 feet; thence S01°54'48"E a distance of 109.40 feet; thence S00°25'29"E a
distance of 78.62 feet; thence S 10°21 '2T'E a distance of 16.43 feet to an intersection with
the North Line of aforesaid Section 22 and lying N89°58' 19"W a distance of 548.02 feet
from the Northeast comer thereof; thence, continue S 10°21 '2T'E a distance of 96.03 feet;
thence S17°19'01'E a distance of 82.66 feet; thence S24°37'06"E a distance of 86.64
feet; thence S29°03'2T'E a distance of 90.24 feet; thence S43°11'12"E
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of 154.88 feet; thence S19"46'25'E a diV. ance of 117.89 feet; thence S02004'10"E a
div, ance of 43.41 fee~; thence S06°13'37"E a distance of 108.79 feet; thence S12°.54'44"E
a distance of 77.05 feet; thence S12°24'11"E a distance of 57.05 feet; themcc
S20~53'29"E a distance of 47.18 feet; thence S34'44'18"E a dif, ance of 74.97 feet;
thence S27°16'31"E a distance of 54.63 feet; thence S34'40'32"E a distan~ of 69.81
feet; thence S37041 '19"E a div. ance of 29.46 feet to an inter~cfion with the We~t Line of
aforesaid Section 23 and lying S00°33'54"W a distance of 1191.89 feet from the
Northwest comer thereof; thence, continue S37041'19"E a distance of 49.85 fcc',4 thence
S28°02'53'E a distance of 49.54 feet; thence S03001'32"W a di~'tancc of 53.52 feet;
thence S09~49'36"W a distance of 121.26 feet; thence SI0'I9'01W a distance of 104.21
feet; thence S15°30'40'%V a distance of 58.62 feet to an interaection with the aforesaid
East Line of Section 22 and lying S00°33'54"W a distance of 1607.02 feet from the
Northeast comer thereof; thence, continue S15°30'40"W a distance of 16.13 feet; thence
S00°34'11"E a diwance of 44.39 feet; thence S15014'48"W a distance of 95.53 feet;
thence S15°20'10W a distance of 96.22 feet; thence S12°25'59"W a distance of 92.81
feet; thence S16007'06"W a distance of 212.75 feet; thence S07°18'52"W a distance of
57.99 feet; thence S07°02'20"W a distance of 103.69 feet; thence S09"05'16"W a
distance of 106.28 feet; thence S01°33'14"E a distance of 57.22 feet; thence
S09°22'42"W a distance of 84.64 feet; thence S26°51'43"W a distance of 86.61 feet;
thence S33°58'12"W a distance of 77.07 feet; thence S41°17'21"W a distance of 106.54
feet; thence S49°47'54'W a distance of 231.41 feet; thence S52019'25"3,V a difmnce of
165.63 feet; thence S46°18'30'NV a distance of 104.83 feet; thence S42°21'23"W a
distance of 78.65 feet; thence S50°15'12"W a distance of 108.44 feet; thence
S46°48'16"W a distance of 159.26 feet; thence S58°37'19"W a distance of 87.46 feet;
thence S58°07'07"W a distance of 96.59 feet; thence S43°42'08"W a distance of 78.68
feet; thence S23°0~'49"W a distance of 112.88 feet; thence S50°35'58"W a distance of
52.35 feet; thence S75°38'53"W a distance of 54.49 feet; thence S87°56'25"W a distance
of 88.51 feet; thence S74°07'13"W a distance of 35.18 feet; thence S57°09'20"W a
distance of 72.89 feet; thence S42°26'33"W a distance of 35.23 feel; thence S59°21'14"W
a distance of 105.08 feet; thence S57°56'42"W a distance of 100.92 feet; thence
S53°09'53"W a distance of 84.55 feet; thence S39°20'53"W a distance of 82.39 feet;
thence S36°31 '40"W a distance of 106.36 feet; thence S33°43'07"W a distance of 75.45
feet; thence S18°04'44"W a distance of 50.46 feet; thence S36°22'09"W a distance of
70.07 feet; thence S43°36'42"W a distance of 87.71 feet; thence S42°59'48"W a distance
of 112.88 feet; thence S27°19'25"W a distance of 32.68 feet; thence S15°03'48"E a
distance of 25.31 feet; thence S42°53'46"E a distance of 61.04 feet; thence South a
distance of 38.69 feet; thence S33°09'12"W a distance of 46.51 feet; thence
N87°51 '01"W a distance of 25.76 feet; thence N54°25'43"W a distance of 37.46 feel4
thence N67°13'12"W a distance of 30.91 feet; thence N77°02'29"W a distance of 41.95
feet; thence N63°21'37"vV a distance of 45.52 feet; thence N76°38'57"W a distance of
56.41 feet; thence S86°04'44"W a distance of 73.01 feet; thence S82°23'3T'W a di~mce
of 83.02 feet; :hence S89°59'49"W a distance of 129.09 feet; thence S88002'45'%V a
distance of 103.67 feet; thence S83°52'36"W a distance of 97.42
S83°33'22"W a distance of 103.43 feet; thence S83°32'12"W a distance
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thence S78°57'35"W a distance of 180.05 feet; thence S78~J2'38"W a distance of 139.74
fe. et; thence S66'38'19"W a distance of 112.20 feet; thence S61'27'46"W a distance of
153.51 feet; thence S76°48'32"W a distance of 140.57 feet; thence S74°48'ST'W a
distance of 145.38 feet; thence S72'54'33"W a distance of 77.45 feet; thence
S71°47'ST'W a distance of 154.38 feet; thence S88'43'20'W a distance of 47.97 feet;
thence N86°00'38"W a distance of 166.84 feet; thence N82°52'43"W a distance of 172.93
feet; thence N89~42'48"W a distance of 24.60 feet; thence N80'57'23"W a distance of
94.44 feet; thence S31°03'09'W a distance of 37.84 feet; thence S06'14' 13"W a distance
of 76.99 feet; thence S41'26'55"W a distance of 37.96 feet; thence S74°24'02"W a
distance of 41.87 feet; thence N46°01'40"W a distance of 45.14 feet; thence
N32°57'44"W a distance of 50.77 feet; thence N33°56'21"W a distance of 43.77 feet;
thence N22°34'32"W a distance of 72.88 feet; thence N0Y'25'l 8"W a distance of 60.50
feet; thence N31°14'22"W a distance of 29.46 feet; thence N43°59'03"W a distance of
31.88 feet; thence N61*26'0T'W a distance of 93.58 feet; thence N62°58'36"W a distance
of 53.54 feet; thence N51°I2'30"W a distance of 94.79 feet; thence N52°34'IS"W a
distance of 116.76 feet; thence N55°39'31"W a distance of 103.18 feet; thence
N54°I9'32"W a distance of 88.96 feet; thence S79~51 '40"W a distance of 6.14 feet to an
intersection with the East Line of aforementioned Section 21 and lying N0(Y'01'33"E a
distance of 788.50 feet from the Southeast comer thereof; thence, nm the following
courses through said Section 21 to an intersection with the East Line of aforementioned
Section 28, thence continue S79°51 '40"W a distance of 20.05 feet; thence S41°00'45"W
a distance of 24.08 feet; thence S24°20'0T'W a distance of 234.57 feet; thence
S29°47'02"W a distance of 55.70 feet; thence Sli'26'45"W a distance of 45.71 feet;
thence S24°23'20"W a distance of 135.00 feet; thence S18°03'08'W a distance of 200.77
feet; thence S05~24'45"W a distance of 45.61 feet; thence S16°55'25"E a distance of
40.00 feet; thence S27°31'36'E a distance of 66.80 feet; thence SAI°04'3T'E a distance
of 75.39 feet; thence S44°56'30"E a distance of 50.24 feet; thence S49"10'20"E a
distance of 92.84 feet; thence S72°33'46"E a distance of 46.95 feet; thence S83°04'09"E
a distance of 47.05 feet to the aforesaid intersection with the East Line of Section 28, said
intersection being on the West Line of aforesaid Section 27 and lying S00°31'34'"W a
distance of 169.66 feet fi'om the Northwest comer thereof; thence, continue S83°04'09"E
a distance of 49.71 feet; thence S80°52'18"E a distance of 77.43 feet; thence
S86°22'31"E a distance of 55.50 feet; thence N77"22'45"E a distance of 171.85 feet;
thence N54°26'04"E a distance of 40.79 feet; thence N37°48'2T'E a distance of 53.96
feet; thence N40°28'55"E a distance of 65.07 feet; thence N54°29'38"E a distance of
45.54 feet; thence N63°26'39"E a distance of 33.50 feet; thence S89~26'52'E a distance
of 63.20 feet; thence S87°32'27"E a distance of 160.69 feet; thence S89'26'43"E a
distance of 148.61 feet; thence N89°21'41"E a distance of 116.70 feet; thence
N87°57'00"E a distance of 120.07 feet; thence NSI°IT'51"E a distance of 69.32 feet;
thence N86052'00"E a distance of 64.06 feet; thence S88016'42'E a distance of 139.80
feet; thence S86°29'36"E a distance of 140.79 feet; thence NT0°46'51"E a distance of
98.90 feet to an intersection with the South Line of aforesaid Section-7?. and Ivinit
S88°49'09"W a distance of 3601.33 feet from the Southeast comer .her ,co,,if?. Itt~delTE,~iZV'~
coniinue NT0°46'51"E a distance of 128.86 feet; thence N68030'58'' a
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220.80 feet; thence N70'44'I3"E a distance of 116.90 feet; thence N79'59'I4"E a
distance of 118.64 feet; thence NSI'20'30"E a distance of 119.13 feet; thence
N85°43'29"E a di~ance of 226.61 feet; thence N84'00'35"E a distance of 157.68 feet;
thence N84'O3'54"E a distance of 78.82 feet; thence N88'34'2~ a distance of 109.72
feet; thence N83'20'06"E a distance of 117.91 feet; thence NS0'44'I6"E a distance of
117.72 feet; thence N85'33'34"E a distance of 125.84 feel; thence N73'40'08"E a
digance of 87.20 feet; thence N72'OS'08"E a distance of 76.20 feet; thence N45'54'lg"E
a di~ance of 72.34 fee~; thence N22°53'49"E a distance of 14~.77 feet; thence
N26'40'59"E a distance of 71.86 feet; thence N30'59'32"E a distance of 75.24 feet;
thence N49'49'15"E a distance of 72.34 feet; thence N59'17'I I"E a distance of 62.93
feet; thence N56°46'55"E a distance of 114.39 feet; thence N59'40'58"E a distance of
125.22 feet; thence N61°OS'IT'E a distance of 181.39 feet; thence N61°49'21"E a
distance of 85.73 feet; thence N49'I4'33"E a distance of 107.51 feet; thence
N49"54'26"E a distance of 131.33 feet; thence N49"03'05"E a distance of 126.01 feet;
thence N52°43'21"E a distance of 139.20 feet; thence N54°58'16"E a distance of 152.23
feet; thence N62°I2'02"E a distance of 74.49 feet; thence N69~49'45"E a distance of
160.97 feet; thence N63°03'44"E a distance of 157.55 feet; thence N56°13'53"E a
distance of 137.48 feet; thence N46939'51"E a distance of 71.24 feet; thence
N61°47'55"E a distance of 105.48 fee~; thence N65"35'O4"E a distance of 3.93 feet to an
intersection with the aforesaid West Line of Section 23 and lying N00°33'54"E a distance
of 1653.99 feet from the Southwest corn~ thereof; thence, continue N65°35'04"E a
distance of 85.13 feet; thence N79°41 '34"E a distance of 73.43 feet; thence N89°27'31"E
a distance of 79.98 feet; thence NSl°13'2T'E a distance of 120.28 feet; thence
NS0°32'53"E a distance of 104.28 feet; thence NSI°29'30"E a distance of 123.46 feet;
thence S87°45'25"E a distance of 73.42 feet; thence S54°45'20"E a distance of 41.53
feet; thence S55°15'14"E a distance of 66.66 feet; thence S64054'00"E a distance of
136.52 feet; thence S72036'50"E a distance of 42.44 feet; thence S86°39'ST'E a distance
of 214.71 feet; thence N88°16'46"E a distance of 107.94 feet; thence N85°28'50"E a
distance of 84.50 feet; thence N71°41'43"E a distance of 123.12 feet; thence
N68°00'39"E a distance of 72.58 feet; thence N61°31'27"E a distance of 96.55 feet;
thence N40°34'35"E a distance of 90.29 feet; thence N42°08'40"E a distance of 143.17
feet; thence S89°i3'49"E a distance of 107.89 feet; thence S89~02'01"E a distance of
212.27 feet; thence S51°31 '44"E a distance of 103.72 feet; thence S61°50'49"E a distance
of 81.05 feet; thence S63°13'38"E a distance of 110.22 feet; thence S73°41'14"E a
distance of 89.98 feet; thence S81°12'39"E a distance of 99.78 feet; thence N85°26'57"E
a distance of 88.22 feet; thence N85°23'37"E a distance of 80.98 feet; thence
N01°52'52"W a distance of 321.22 feet; thence S69°10'29'W a distance of 82.30 feet;
thence S81°22'24"W a distance of 64.72 feet; thence N85°41'52"W a distance of 64.00
feet; thence N71°44'49"W a distance of 73.33 feet; thence N60°41'43"W a distance of
67.51 feet; thence N67°00'13"W a distance of 92.34 feet; thence NTl°12'21"W a distance
of 56.83 feet; thence N88°47'14"W a distance of 66.07 feet; thence S86°19'25"W a
distance of 43.64 feet; thence S78°18'11"W a dislance of 173.9 _f~etl thence
S76°32'02"W a distance of 104.07 feet; tqence S75°07'31"W a distanc, of 9IL(l$i~fll~;ITf[,~,~ ,i .,~-- ,,-- ,.~
thence S85°14'57"W a distance of 146.76 feet; thence S78°51 '57"W a dj., ancel~f I 1 _(all.f.,/./e~fft~
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feet; thence S81°03'38"W a distance of 243.73 feet; thence S82"26'07"W a distance of
110.74 feet; thence N8Cr'IS'56"W a distance of 152.94 feet; thence S74"29'41"W a
distance of 88.21 feet; thence S7T'26'22"W a distance of 85.47 feet; thence
N65°43'0T'W a distance of 53.99 feet; thence N55'00'32"W a distance of 114.61 feet;
thence N53°33'01 "W a distance of 110.70 feet; thence N54°14'00"W a distance of 124.85
feet; thence N46~24'ST"W a distance of 136.45 feet; thence N39'lg'20"W a distance of
143.42 feet; thence N3W54'54"W a distance of 96.15 feet; thence N29"51'36"E a
distance of 142.63 feet; thence N23°34'29"E a distance of 135.78 feet; thence
N2C~16'45"E a distance of 118.58 feet; thence N13°IT'08"E a distance of 67.38 feet;
thence N06°34'08"W a distance of 78.17 feet; thence N06°58'46"W a distance of 99.48
fe~t; thence N00°lg'00"E a distance of 109.43 feet; thence N01oI0'0T"W a distance of
77.26 feet; thence N06°35'40"E a distance of 117.12 feet; thence N13"26'I0"E a distance
of 119.98 feet; thence NI3°08'40"E a distance of 109.34 feet; thence Nll°20'50"E a
distance of 63.00 feet; thence N01~2?'28"E a distance of 53.42 feet; thence N21 ~25'00"W
a distance of 83.46 feet; thence N25°48'09"W a distance of 115.44 feet; thence
N2?°IT'04"W a distance of 70.96 feet; thence N26°45'2T'W a distance of 72.93 feel;
thence NI 1°53'08"W a distance of 45.85 feet; thence N05°I4'05"W a distance of 32.61
feet; thence N19°46'46"E a distance of 31.00 feet; thence N31°08'58"E a distance of
?3.00 feet; thence N46°11'58"E a distance of 69.23 feet; thence N30"23'22"E a distance
of 62.98 feel; thence N31°24'29"E a distance of 49.59 feet; thence N1T'24'41"E a
distance of 85.94 feet; thence N14°03'20"E a distance of 114.96 feet; thence
N04°19'lY'W a distance of 61.17 feet; thence N16°08'00"W a distance of 82.40 feet;
thence N13°5?'54"W a distance of 116.19 feet; thence N05"25'09"E a distance of 126.86
feet; thence N05°29'59"W a distance of 47.21 feet; thence N06°29'12"E a distance of
48.58 feet; thence N01°34'I4"W a distance of 21.96 feet; to an intersection with the
South Line of aforemenlioned Section 14 and lying S89°51'55'E a distance of 405.08
feet from the Southwest comer thereof; thence continue N01034'14"W a distance of
121.21 feet; thence N04°lS'59"E a distance of 139.45 feet; thence N08°46'48"E a
distance of 105.07 feet; thence N05°54'27"E a distance of 154.88 feet; thence
NI4°I5'02"W a distance of 94.98 feet; thence N16°01'Ia"W a distance of 94.53 feet;
thence N00°03'42"W a distance of 90.93 feet; thence N08°51'I4"W a distance of 81.79
feet; thence N00°33'42"W a distance of 244.17 feet; thence N04°24'14"E a distance of
83.72 feet; thence N01°43'29"E a dislance of 215.74 feet; thence N05°30'08"W a
distance of 98.40 feet; thence N03°58'36"W a distance of 130.94 feet; thence
N03°33'42"W a distance of 155.02 feet; thence NI0°14'04"W a distance of 101.17 feet;
thence N11°49'47"W a distance of 99.52 feet; thence N05°58'38"W a distance of 108.13
feet; thence N08°48'01"W a distance of 114.44 feet; thence N06°04'28"W a distance of
114.47 feet; thence N12~24'42"W a distance of 129.40 feet; thence Nl'F00'27"W a
distance of 173.11 feet; thence N28°49'0T'W a distance of 132.83 feet; thence
N27°05'49"W a distance of 103.43 feet; thence N66°59'47"W a distance of 30.39 feet;
thence S53°18'30"W a distance of 51.52 feet; thence S51°41'00"W a distance of 17.73
feet lo an intersection with the East Line of aforesaid Section 15 and lying N0(Y'IS'I4'*E a
distance of 2800.31 feet from the Southeast comer thereof; th~,,,',' r'nntinue
S51°41'00"W a distance of 88.20 feet; thence S58°39'39"W a distance
of 5!;M~tl~kJT~:~
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thence S48°32'10"W a distance of 59.12 feet; thence S50°06'42"W a distance of 94.76
feet; thence S41'58'37"W a distance of 56.17 feet; thence S38044'28"W · distance of
68.67 feet; thence S26'32'16"W · distance of 59.00 feet; thence S04'31'05"W a distance
of 107.87 feet; thence S03056'44"E a distance of 110.53 feet; thence S0'/'42'21"E a
distance of 56.76 feet; thence S$3'$7'40'E · distance of 65.09 feet; thence S73'56'45"E
· distance of 95.29 feet; thence S72'40'54"E a distance of 93.88 feet; thence
S66'55'05'E · distance of 78.19 feet; thence S39°38'47"E a distance of 43.94 feet to an
intersection with the West Line of aforesaid Section 14 and lying N00'IS' 14"E a distance
of 2035.53 feet from the Southwest comer thereof; thence, continue S39'38'47"E a
distance of 13.35 feet; thence S28'00'38"E a distance of 89.96 feet; thence S24'59'!2"E
a distance of 82.83 feet; thence S38048'18"E a distance of 88.59 feet; thence
S42°45'$0"E a distance of 101.60 feet; thence S09'13'06"E a distance of 44.69 feet;
thence S01°38'10"E a distance of 179.92 feet; thence S00'13'21"E a distance of 163.47
feet; thence S49°11 'I I'W a distance of 126.19 feet; thence S38'34'42"W a distance of
49.54 feet; thence S27"05'11"W a distance of 77.98 feet; thence S20'33'49"W a distance
of 24.17 feet; thence S04°00'51'W a distance of 64.12 feet; thence S02'24'42"W a
distance of 88.30 feet; thence S03°41'15'E a distance of 90.02 feet; thence S06'09'03"E
a distance of 156.41 feet; thence S04001'21"E a distance of 131.56 feet; thence
S01°13'09'W a distance of 91.59 feet; thence S15°47'06"W a distance of 182.86 feet;
thence S10°48'45"W a distance of 81.47 feet; thence S06'$0'37"W a distance of 120.17
feet; thence S00°52'45"W a distance of 64.80 feet; thence S04°13'02'E a distance of
59.28 feet; thence S 17°23'17"E a distance of 7,22 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 142.89 acres, more or less.
AREA 4. BARFIELD BAY MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AREA
That parcel of land lying in and being part of A REPLAT OF A PORTION OF MARCO
BEACH UNIT FIFTEEN according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page
45 of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida and of MARCO BEACH UNIT
FIFTEEN, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 6, Pages 104 through
111, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commence at the centerline intersection of Portland Court and State Road No.92
(realigned) as shown on said plat of A REPLAT OF A PORTION OF MARCO BEACH
UNIT FIFTEEN; thence nm S55°01'14"E along said centerline of State Road No. 92 a
distance of 108.16 feet; thence S34°58'46"W a distance of 50.00 feet to the Southeasterly
Right of Way Line of said State Road No. 92, and the POINT OF BEGINNING of the
hereinafter described parcel of land, said point also being the point of curvatm'e of a
circular curve, concave Northeasterly having a radius of 2631.16 feet; thence nm
Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 19o29'55" an arc
distance of 895.43 feet; thence leaving said Southeasterly Right of Way l
said curve, mn S72°38'27"W a distance of 51.16 feet; thence S88049'39'
49.30 feet; thence N79°30'48"W a distance of 40.60 feet; thence S81°07
.ine and arc of-
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of 43.03 feet; thence N82°33'I0"W a distance of 51.39 feet; thence N76'09'$7"W a
distance of 58.87 feet; thence N56°ll'43"W a distance of 113.43 feet; thence
N78°20'51"W a distance of 37.75 feet; thence N64°54'54"W a distance of 59.35 feet;
thence N36°59'02"W a distance of 37.66 feet; thence N57°38'14"W a distance of 35.77
feet; thence S61°20'30"W a distance of 62.27 feet; thence S41°18'25"W a distance of
56.29 feet; thence S45°17'47"W a distance of 51.90 feet; thence S 17'56'08"W a distance
of 58.68 feet; thence S27~5'46"W a distance of 43.41 feet; thence S43~22'30"W a
distance of 55.10 feet; thence S41 °12'49"W a distance of 55.30 feet; thence S47°14'55"W
a distance of 65.36 feet; thence S67°46'35'W a distance of 63.73 feet; thence
S73°44'33"W a distance of 67.50 feet; thence S73'17'43"W a distance of 80.92 feet;
thence S74°52'29"W a distance of 60.53 feet; thence S37°00'26"W a distance of 45.65
feet; thence S03°39'47"E a distance of 45.76 feet; thence S23°59'39"E a distance of
56.71 feet; thence S43°19'30"E a distance of 59.92 feet; thence S45°49'04"E a distance
of 66.15 feet; thence S51°17'4T'E a distance of 56.25 feet; thence S47"25'13"E a
distance of 168.27 feet; thence S49°43'41"E a distance of 80.17 feet; thence S51 °41 '20"E
a distance of 91.81 fe~; thence S45°40'10"E a distance of 82.14 feet; thence
S39°39'1 I"E a dis~tnce of 66.22 feet; thence S43°54'24"E a distance of 63.35 feel;
thence S55°10'21"E a dis~nce of 70.18 feet; thence S54°55'3T'E a distance of 63.09
feet; thence S18°10'21"E a distance of 35.41 feet; thence S18°34'56"W a distance of
59.75 feet; thence S21°44'44"W a distance of 58.65 feet; thence S02°48'ST'W a distance
of 65.22 feet; thence S06°14'02"E a distance of 51.16 feel; thence S24°11'50"E a
distance of 65.73 feet; thence S10°57'55'E a distance of 72.64 feet; thence
a distance of 56.72 feet; thence S31°50'43"E a distance of 67.48 feet; thence
S33°06'20"E a distance of 64.61 feet; thence S33°23'0T'E a distance of 110.33 feet;
thence S21°02'4T'E a distance of 119.14 feet; thence S23°05'11"E a dis~nce of 76.50
feet; thence S25°42'55"E a distance of 75.89 feet; thence S19°22'14'E a distance of
82.34 feet; thence S16°49'0,4"E a distance of 75.86 feet; thence S14°46'51"E a distance
of 68.83 feet; thence S13°33'09"E a distance of 69.08 feet; thence S08°43'26"E a
distance of 66.41 feet; thence S04°23'02"W a distance of 73.29 feet; thence S46°09'4T~,V
a distance of 50.44 feet; thence N59°03'32"W a distance of 59.42 feel; thence
N37°I4'49"W a distance of 66.26 feet; thence N32°25'I2"W a distance of 55.57 feet;
thence N34°04' 16"W a distance of 51.55 feet; thence N05039'18"W a distance of 114.09
feet; thence N40°09'52"W a distance of 58.53 feel; thence NIS°38'24"W a distance of
34.69 feet; thence N42°08'43"E a distance of 34.54 feet; thence N42°IT'06"E a dis'~ce
of 36.77 feet; thence N23°25'00"E a distance of 34.89 feet; thence N31°03'34"W a
distance of 74.07 feet; thence N28°25'04"W a distance of 73.19 feet; thence
NTl°41'I3"W a distance of 60.02 feet; thence N85°47'23"W a distance of 50.68 feet;
thence N57°lg'56"W a distance of 23.09 feet; thence N27~31 '31"W a distance of 94.60
feet; thence N57°57'55"W a distance of 101.32 feet; thence N45°20'36"W a distance of
58.74 feet; thence N32°11 '40"W a distance of 82.57 feet; thence NI 0'21'10"W a distance
of 63.29 feet; thence N01°21'lS"W a distance of 78.24 feet; thence N13°49'52"W a
distance of 75.14 feet; thence N45°09'22'~/ a distance of 222.54 feet; thence
N63°54'51"W a distance of 41.03 feet; thence N46°07'23"W a distance o;
thence N63°54'51"W a distance of 45.00 feet; thence NTl°42'41"W a disu
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feet; thence N56°39'59"W a distance of 51.06 feet; thence N47'51'04"W a distance of
70.80 feet; thence N59'17'51"W a distance of 80.03 feet; thence N62'I4'31"W
distance of 96.75 feet; thence N62°48'01"W a distance of 86.23 feel; thence
N66°04'28"W a distance of 95.98 feet; thence N69'42'11"W a distance of 71.70 feet;
thence N53°56'20"W a distance of 63.61 feet; thence N23~22'$4"W a distance of 66.49
feet; thence N20'27'44"E a distance of 30.42 feet; thence NIg'33'21"E a digance of
149.05 feet; tbence N01'42'58"W a distance of 46.62 feet; thence NIS'27'38"W a
distance of 46.91 feet; thence N00'39'31~ a distance of 87.64 feet; thence N22°I2'l$"E
a distance of 59.96 fe~; thence N41'22'52"E a distance of 68.95 feet; thence
N68°25'lS'E a distance of 65.85 feet; thence N65°45'27~E a di~'mce of 34.02 feet;
thence N29'Ig'30"E a distance of 31.8,~ feet; thence N15'3,~'57"E a distance of 43.56
feet; thence N3(Y'08'28"W a distance of 50.64 feet; thence N2~,'39'I3"W a distance of
60.13 feet; thence N25'20'28"W a distance of 74.73 feet; thence N44'28'06"W a distance
of 77.32 feet; thence N41°59'05"W a distance of 60.84 feet; thence NIg~58'I3"W a
distance of 75.26 feet; thence N34°01'01"W a distance of 7~1.47 feet; thence
N17°20'3Y'W a distance of 86.06 feet; thence N16°22'55"W a distance of 90.69 feet;
thence NI3°52'19"W a distance of 63.54. feet; thence N11°04'2T'W a &stance of 66.07
feet; thence N36°39'11'W a distance of 110.71 feet; thence N58°47'50"W a distance of
98.97 feet; thence N79'38',~5"W a distance of 87.89 feet; thence N63°21 '09"W a distance
of 61.85 feet; thence N66°,~l'25"W a distance of 58.30 feet; thence S33°48'56'W a
distance of 231.07 feet; thence NSIO04'44"W a distance of 131.71 feet to a point of
intersection with the Northwest boundary line of Lot 6, Block 427 of the aforesaid Marco
Beach Unit Fifteen, said point also being on the Southeasterly Right of Way Line of
Goodland Drive as shown on said plat; thence S39"(X)'16"W along said Southeasterly
Right of Way Line of Goodland Drive, a distance of 107.03 feet to the Point of Curvature
of a circular curve, concave to the East having a radius of 160.00 feet; thence
Southwesterly, Southerly and Southeasterly along the arc of raid curve through a central
angle of 73°25'00" an arc of distance of 205.02 feet; thence leaving said Right of Way
Line run NSl°32'23"E a distance of 80.09 feet; thence N84°14'56"E a distance of 59.67
feet; thence S89~34'47"E a distance of 37.18 feet; thence N89~04'29"E a distance of
42.75 feet; thence S72°05'58"E a distance of 52.08 feet; thence S31°39'40"E a distance
of 25.81 feet; thence S05°29'11'E a distance of 19.59 feet; thence S16'29'49"W a
distance of 39.96 feet; thence S30°37'14'W a distance of 59.22 feet; thence S23°50'20"W
a distance of 44.91 feet; thence S04°29'52"W a distance of 33.15 feet; thence
S02°46'3T'E a distance of 56.38 feet; thence S07'23'31"E a distance of 60.45 feet;
thence S08°02'08'E a distance of 70.76 feet; thence S38'27'10'E a distance of 137.09
feet; thence S12°57'06"E a distance of 48.03 feet; thence SOT'47'13"E a distance of
58.20 feet; thence S07~4'58"W a distance of 42.57 feet; thence S26°16'50"W a dislance
of 44.75 feet; thence S04°57'31'W a distance of 31.66 feet; thence S06'39'33"E a
distance of 79.47 feet; thence S10'00'29'E a distance of 62.53 feet; thence S16°12'31'E
a distance of 208.21 feet; thence S02°48'38"E a distance of 51.46 feet; thence
S10°23'50'W a distance of 51.54 feet; thence S18°31'29"W a distance of 109.95 feet;
thence S00°39'07"E a distance of .14.32 feet; thence S10~30'37"W a d
feet; thence S45°44'14"W a distance of 28.14 feet; thence N89'16'10"
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$0.04 feet; thence N62'44'07"W a distance of $9.83 feet; thence N41'06'59"W a distance
of 72.77 feet; thence N28'II'09"W a distance of 70.14 feet; thence N33'33'49"W a
distance of 59.77 feet; thence N41'08'45"W a distance of 58.24 feet; thence
N32°$1'02"W a distance of 48.09 feet; thence N07'26'$$"W a distance of 102.56 feet;
thence NI0043'57"E a distance of 65.25 feet; thence N28'05'$1"E · distance of 58.34
feet~ thence N13'00'57"E a distance of 53.01 feet; thence N04'49'23"W a distance of
38.20 feet; thence N22'23'29"W a distance of 65.22 feet; thence N33'07'03"W a distance
of 45.19 feet; thence N$So45'I2"W a distance of 55.79 feet; thence N$4'og'I2"W a
distance of 61.31 feet; thence N$6'32'30"W a distance of 75.67 feet; thence
N$3°49'27"W a distance of 68.43 feet; thence N45"$7'$7"W a distance of 64.90 feet;
thence N46'22'06"W a distance of 49.32 feet; thence N36°14'06"W a distance of 61.23
feet; thence N36029'Ig'W a distance of 52.17 feet; thence N21'22'37"W a distance of
69.78 feet; thence N01'29'03"W a distance of 23.06 feet; thence N69'11'56"E a distance
of 53.24 feet; thence N61'40'I6"E a distance of 36.54 feet; thence N42°05'50"E a
distance of 51.85 feet; thence N44'03'25"E a distance of 58.83 feet; thence N44°42'40"E
a distance of 180.60 feet to a point of intersection with the Southwesterly Right of Way
Line of aforesaid Goodland Drive, said point also being on the arc of a circular curve
concentric to the aforementioned curve concave to the Northeast, and having a radius of
240.00 feet; thence Northwesterly, Northerly and Northeasterly along the arc of said
curve, through a central angle of 68°46'26" an arc distance of 288.08 feet to the point of
tangency; thence continuing along said Right of Way Line nm N39°00'17"E a distance of
107.03 feet to the Southeast comer of Lot 15 of Block 428 of said Marco Beach Unit
Fifteen; thence N$0°59'43"W along the Southwest boundary of said Lot 15 of Block 428
a distance of 359.93 feet to the Southwest comer thereof; thence N39°00'lT"E along the
West boundary of sa.id Block 428 a distance of 652.48 feet to the aforementioned
Southeasterly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 92; thence S44°17'05"]/along said
Southeasterly Right of Way Line a d/stance of 129.47 feet to the point of curvature of a
circular curve concave to the Northeast having a radius of 1772.93 feet; thence along said
Right of Way Line the arc of said curve through a central angle of 10°44'10'' and the arc
distance of 332.40 feet to the point of tanEency; thence continuing along said Right of
Way run S55°01'14"E a distance of 1290.07 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 57.84 acres, more or less.
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RESOLUTION NO. V?-
A RESOLUTION OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO
SECTION 1-4 (E), COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 96-6, GRANTING
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION A GRANDFA~R
CERTIFICATE FOR THE PROVISION OF WASTEWATER SERVICE TO ITS
MARCO ISLAND SERVICE AREA CONSISTENT WITH THE CERTIFICATE
PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 96.104 excluded Collier County from the provisions
of Chapter 367, Florida Statutes, thereby assuming certain subject matter jurisdiction over
non-exempt water and wastewater utilities operating in unincorporated areas of Collier
County; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96.-6 established the CoIlier County Water and
Waste-water Authority (AUTHORITY) and specific powers and duties; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 requires that non-exempt water and waste-water
utilities operating in unincorporated areas of Collier County must apply for Grandfather
Certificates from Collier County; and
WHEREAS, Florida Water Services Corporation (UTILITY) ha~ submitted
documentation sufficient to serve as its application for a Grandfather Certificate for
provision of wastewater service to ira Marco Island service area; and
WHEREAS, on February 24, 1997, the AUTHORITY considered UTILITY'S
application and issued its Preliminary Order No. 97-1 recommending that the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County (BOARD) grant UTILITY a Certificate to
provide wastewaler service to the Marco Island service area, more particularly described
in Attachment "B"; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 96.6, only the BOARD may issue a
Franchise Certificate to any utility operating in the unincorporated area of the County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, that:
Pursuant to Section 1-4 (E), Ordinance 96-6, Certificate No. 07S is hereby
issued to UTILITY for the provision of wastewater service to the Marco
Island service area described in "Attachment B". -
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2. ^ duplieat~ ori{iml of Ce~ific~t~ No. 075 i~ ~ bememo M "~
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3. C,~ific~c No. 07S ~ rem~ in force md ~rect until suslnnd~ e,m~e~Icd
or rrvoked ~ P,e~olution of tl~ BOARD.
This R~sol~on adopted ~ ~ day of
and majority vote favoring same.
__, 1997 ~ motion,
ATTEST:
DWIGHT F.. BROCK, Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
by:,
Deputy Cl~k
Timothy L. Hsncock, Chairman
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency:
Assistant County Attorney
AGE~DA K~
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Attachment "A"
(Duplicate CeFtiflcate O'/S)
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER 0Ts
Upon consideratio~ of the r~zord, it is hereby ~LVED that authority be nd is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVICF.~ CoRpORATION (MARCO ISLAND)
Whose principal addrem b
!000 COLOR PLACE
APOPICA, FLORA 32703
to provide WASTEWATER service in accordance with the
proybiom of'Collier County Ordlnance No. 96-6, Supplemmtd Ruks of'fbe Bom. d,
Supplemeetal Rules of the Comer County Water and Wastewtter Autbor~/nd
Resolutions of fha Commbsioa in the territory described by the Res(dub of'this
Commission.
This CertHJcate shah rematn in force and effect until suspended, canedled or rt, voked
by Resolution of thls Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RKSOLUTION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
~l _ ! L,~,.,,('. .~d~--
A~W. st.~t Coqmtj, Attorney -
NAY 2 0'
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER 0Ts
Y g ..,.~..,,
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION (MARCO ISLAND)
Who~e principal addrem b
i000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WASTEWATER
~ervice i~ accordance with ~e
~pr~. om of'Collier County Ordlnance No. ~ Sapplemeut~ Rules offbe Bom'd,
~npplemental Rnle~ of the Collie' County Wat~' and W~tew~ter Authorl~ m~l
(~=~o~;n.of thi~ Commi~io, in the territory d~Krlbed by .e Re~olution oftl~
This CertUlcate shah remain in foree and effect until suspended, eanedled m' revoked
by Re~oluflon of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLU~ON
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RE.~L~ON OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
· ATTEST..
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
A.;-~_~ ,~: Cout:ty Attorno.y
'LICATE
Attachment "B'
(~Vlarco Island Wastewater Service Territory)
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Marco Island Wastewater Service Territory
Description
Area 1. Main Part of Marco Island - Parcel I - Central Part of Island -
Units I, 4 and 25
Situated in Sections 4, 5, g, 9, 16, and 17, Township 52 South, Range 26 East Collier
County, Florida ami mor~ paniculaxly described as follows: Being the point of beginning
at the center line intersection of State Roads 92 and 953, proceed along the center line of
State Road 92 Ngg'36'28"W a distance of 1275.00 ft.; thence NO0.23'32"E a distance of
685.89 ft.; thence N29"39'44" a distance of 968.72 ft.; thence NO4'29'52"E a distance of
100.00 ft.; thence N38'39'27"E a distance of 291.47 ft.; thence N60'20'I6"E a distance
of 480.00 ft.; thence N29"39'44"W a distance of 155.62 ft.; thence Northwesterly along a
curve to the left having a radius of 11,459.20 ft. and a central angle of 3°41'47"W a
distance of 739.24 ft.; thence N33'21'31"W a distance of 1,399.95 ft.; thence
Northwesterly along a cm've to the fight having a radius of 5,729.65 fL and a central
angle of 10'13'21" a distance of 1,020.31 ft.; thence S69"07'50"W a distance of 320.65
ft.; thence S37'35'48"W a distance of 171.32 ft.; thence S69'02'19"W a distance of
282.00 ft.; thence N20'57'41"W a distance of 80.00 ft.; thence N72'I2'I5"W a distance
of 149.56 fl.; thence Northwesterly along a curve to the right having a radius of 130.00
fl.; and a central angle 38°45'26" a distance of 87.94 fL; thence N20'57'41"W a distance
of 67.31 fl.; thence Northwesterly along a curve to the left having a radius of ! 70.00 fl.
and a central angle of 10.36'34' a distance of 31.48 fl.; thence S79°38'53"W a d/stance
of 60.00 fl.; thence Nl0.21 '0'F'W a distance of 23.55 fl.; thence N79"38'53"W a distance
of 127.00 fl.; thence Southwesterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 890.00 fl.
and a central angle of 54°36'38'' a distance of 848.28 fl.; thence S72°52' 19"W a distance
of 296.16 fl.; thence Northea~erly along a curve to the right having a radius of 850.00
fl.; and a central angle of 25°52'55" a distance of 383.97 fl.; thence Northeasterly along a
curve to the left having a radius of 1,950.00 fl. and a central angle of 16°03'13" a distance
of 546.37 fl.; thence N20.54'28"W a distance of I00.00 fl.; thence Northwesterly along a
curve to the left having a radius of 2,050.00 fl. and a central angle of 16°03'13" a distance
of 574.38 fl.; thence N3'P06'59"W a distance of 129.90 fl.; thence N07°22'48"E a
distance of 100.00 fl.; thence NSI°52'34"E a d/stance of 138.92 fl.; thence N38°53'2T'E
a distance of 303.50 fL; thence southeasterly along a curve to the right having a radius of
1,123.01 fl. and a central angle of 24°06'23" a distance of 472.49 feet; thence easterly
along a curve to the right having a radius of 1,850.00 fl. and a central angle of 40.36'54"
a distance of 1,311.31 fl.; thence N25°49'40"W a distance of 509.11 fl.; thence
N00°48'58"E a distance of 224.92 fl; thence N83°17'I0"E a distance of 128.70 feet;
thence Southeasterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 2,040.00 fl. and a central
angle of 00o49'36.' a distance of 29.45 fl.; thence N62°27'39"E a distarce of 80.00 fl.;
thence N64°10'20"E a distance of 613.72 fl.; thence S20'52'10"E a dis'tm :e o
thence N69°07'50"E a distance of 100.00 fl. across the right of way of
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Marco IAland Wa~ewater Service Territory
thence N2CY'$2'10"W a distance of 1,124.79 fL; thence N82*35'39"E a distance of 98.19
ft.; thence S89"27'34"E a distance of 509.30 fL; thence S44°25'34"E a distance of 100.00
fi.; thence S27'53'08"W a distance of 192.30 fL; thence S23°32'36"E a dir~.ance of
458.14 ft.; thence east a distance of 121.00 fi.; thence N41°21'36"E a di~ance of 527.14
fi.; thence N63°06'23"E a distance of 171.60 fL; thence Ns.'r'20'37"E a distance of
138.58 fi.; thence N61~4'27"E a distance of 292.04 fL; thence N$7*20'37"E a distance
of 309.29 ft.; thence N32°39"23"W a distance of 43.63 ft.; thence N21°08'18"E a distance
of 993.75 ft.; thence N66~08' 18"E a dis','mce of 100.00 ft.; thence 868°51 '42"E a distance
of 178.58 ft.; thence $6(Y'29'37"E a distance of 244.01 fi.; thence S68°51 '42"E a distance
of 138.58 fi.; thence S55'34'40"E a distance of 248.07fL; thence S68"51 '42"E a distance
of 489.19 fi.; thence S63°15'37"E a distance of 1,119.54 fi.; thence S63o15,43-E a
distance of 260.34 fi.; thence S40"02'32"E a distance of 156.04 fi.; thence S37~)5'24"E a
distance of 1,009.60 fi.; thence S67~14'09"E a distance of 100.00 fi.; thence
S22°45'51"W a distance of 25.96 fi.; thence Southwesterly along a curve to the right
having a radius of 2,050.00 fi. and a central angle of 2°47'39'' a distance of 99.96 fi.;
thence S15°25'41"E a distance of 157.05 fi.; thence S22°45'03"W a distance of 268.92
fL; thence S38°15'32"W a distance of 441.43 fi.; thence S47"07'37"W a distance of
134.26 ft.; thence S63"29'34"W a distance of' 152.95 fi.; thence Northwesterly along a
curve to the right having a radius of 130.00 ft. and a central angle of 9"56'31" a distance
of 22.56 feet; thence S53°33'03"W a distance of 60.00 fi.; thence Southeasterly along a
curve to the right having a radius of 70.00 fi. and a central angle of 43°25'27'' a distance
of 53.05 ft.; thence N82°55'30"W a distance of 77.08 ft.; thence S47~07'3T'W a distance
of 400.00 ft.; thence S14°23'33"W a distance of 72.61 fi.; thence N53°39'03"E a di~nce
of 150.00 ft.; thence S36°20'5T'E a distance of 291.85 ft.; thence southeasterly having a
curve to the right having a radius of 1,000.00 ft. and a central angle of 16~27'44'' a
distance of 287.30 ft.; thence S21°23'13"E a distance of 46.08 ft.; thence S68°33'47"W a
distance of110.00ft.; thence S21°26'13"E a distance of 320.00 ft.; thence S68°33'4T'W a
distance of 140.00 ft., thence S21°26'13"E a distance of 55.00 ft.; thence S68°33'47"W a
distance of 180.00 ft.; thence Westerly along a curve to the right having a radius of
3,040.00 fi. and a central angle of 12°45'16'' a distance 676.76 ft.; thence S77°43'11"W a
distance of 293.04 ft.; thence S78°29'10"W a distance of 113.63 ft.; thence S01°06'57"W
a distance of 500.00 ft.; thence S02°51 '49"E a distance of 100.24 ft.; thence S56"08'56"E
a distance of 171.76 ft.; thence easterly along a curve to the right with a radius of 280.00
ft. and a central angle of 57°15'53'. a distance of 279.85 ft.; thence S01°06'5T"N a
distance of 334.82 ft.; thence southeasterly along a curve to the right having a radius of
280.00 ft. and a central angle of 57°15'50" a distance of 179.99 fi.; thence S01°06'57"W
a distance of 502.85 ft.; thence S44°09'53"E a distance of 172.16 fi.; thence S55°I6'2T'E
a distance of 668.53 ft.; thence S70°39'09"E a distance of 609.18 ft.; thence S77~31 '25"E
a distance of 201.44 ft.; thence S19°20'51"W a distance of 43.18 ft.; thence S65"29'25"E
a distance of 360.62 ft.; thence N19°20'5 I"E a distance of 50.00 ft.; thence S65°29'25"E
a distance of 119.14 ft.; thence S28021'55"E a distance of 579.42 fi.; thence
S16°58'19"W a distance of 180.00 ft.; thence S73°01 '41"E a distance of 83.48 fi.; thence
S16°58'19"W a distance of 140.00 ft.; thence S73"01'41"E a distance of 341.90 ft.;
thence S00°20'41"W a distance of 1,049.24 ft.; thence S89"36'32"E a
.i,,,,e¢ of 520.'~§
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Marco Island Waxtewater Service Territory
thence ·long the center line, easterly along a curve with a radius of 1,432.69 fL and a
central angle of 6'06'08" a distance of 152.59 ft.; thence N$9'36'32"W a disumce of
128.18 ft.; S00'23'28~ a distance of 160.00 ft.; thence S80'36'32"E a distance of
128.18 ft.; thence easterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 1272.69 ft. and a
central angle of 22'59'16" a distance of $I0.62 fL; thence S66"37'16"E a distance of
24.00 ft.; thence S23'22'44"W a distance of 230.00 ft.; thence S66'37'16"E a distance of
12.00 ft.; thence S23'22'44"W a distance of 128.60 fL; thence S42'16'36"W a distance of
62.51ft.; thence S00'23'28~ a distance of $59.23 ft.; thence S$9'$3'09"E a distance of
54.31 ft.; thence S00007'21"E a distance of 495.75 ft.; thence $89'$3'10"W a distance of
1422.35 ft.; thence $00'14'37"W a distan~ of 1562.39 fL; thence S$9'$$'29"W a
distance of 715.42 ft.; thence N00~04,31,,E a distance of 2064.20 ft.; thence
N34'02'33"W a distance of 179.73 ft.; thence N30"37'43"W a distance of 440.00 fL;
thence Northwesterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 850.00 ft. and central
angle of31'01'15- a distance of 460.20 fl.; thence N00'23'32'"E · distance of 642.48 fl.
to the center line of State Road 92; thence'along said center line S89"36'28"E a distance
of 540.00 fl. to the Point of Begirming.
LESS AND EXCEPT: Marco Hiehlands Develo_nmeni
A portion of land more particularly described as follows:
Commence at the S.E. comer of Section 8, Township 52 South, Range 26 East, Collier
County, Florida; thence along the east line of said section proceed N31PSS'09"E a
distance of 190.31 ft.; thence N33"21'31"W · distance of 219.40 ft.; thence
Northwesterly along a curve to the left, having a radius of 5679.65 fi. and a central angle
of 1°38'04'' a distance of 162.02 ft.; thence N56°38'29"E a distance of 364.33 ft. to the
Point of Begirming, thence N01 °06'22"E a distance of 1852.02 ft.; thence S89'43'33"E, a
distance of 688.37 ft.; thence S01'06'$7"W · distance of 2412.63 ft.; thence
N89°4,4'33"W a distance of 665.58 ft; thence N33°21 '31"W a distance of 72.05 ft.; thence
N01 °06'22"E a distance of 620.79 ft. to the Point of Beginning.
Area 2. Main Part of Marco Island - Parcel 2 - Condominiums on the Beach
Situated in sections 7, 17, 18, 19, and 20, Township 52 South, Range 26 East, Collier
County, Florida, and more particularly described as follows:
That pan of sections 17, I $, and 19, Township 52 South, Range 26 East, Collier County,
Florida, lying West and Southwesterly of Collier Blvd. and Northeas'~erly and Easterly of
the waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Marco Island Wastewater Service Te~itory
Area 3. Main Part of Marco Island - Parcel 3 - South End of Collier
Boulevard
Situated in section~ 19 md 20, Township 52 Sou~h, Range 26 East, Collier County,
Florida and more particularly dewribed u follows: Beginning a! the Northwc~ comer of
Section 20, Township 52, South, Range 26 Ea~ proceed S00029'57"W along the West
line of Section 20 a di~'tance of 2,628.41 ft.; thence S79"13'04"E a distance of 113.93 ft.
to the Point of Beginning; thence S79"13'04"E a di~,ance of 1,748.00 ft.; thence
Northerly along a curve to the left having a radius of 250.00 ft. and a central angle of
101'57'16" a distance of 444.86 fi.; thence N01'I0'20"W a distance of $07.65 ft.; thence
Northeasterly along a curve to the right having a radiu~ of 195.79 ft. and a central angle
of 18'48'54" a distance of 64.29 ft.; thence NITO38'34"E a distance o/'90.00 fi.; thence
S72021 '26"E a distance of 300.00 ft.; thence N65022'17"E a distance of 212.44 ft.; thence
S01'31'23"W a distance of 677.24 ft.; thence S72°07'17"W a distance o£ 130.29 ft.;
thence S12°48'50"W a distance of 261.51 fi.; thence S37'41 '$9"E a distance of 372.84
ft.; thence S22°14'56"W a distance of 237.70 ft.; thence ST/Y'52'IS"W a distance of
234.97 ft.; thence N78'I0'46"W a distance of 1,254.60 ft.; thence N84'48'20"W a
distance of 386.59 ft.; thence S85'40'12"W a distance of 635.81 ft.; thence S88°$9'58"W
a distance of 129.68 ft.; thence N10°46'56"E a distance of 757.69 ft. to the Point of
Beginning.
Area 4. Main Part of Marco Island - Parcel 4 - Condominiums and
Commercial on East Side of Collier Boulevard
Situated in Sections 7, 17, 18, and 20, Township 52 South, Range 26 East Collier County,
Florida and more particularly described as follows: Begirm/ng at the Southeast comer of
said Section l 8, proceed S88°38'36"W along the South line of Section 18 a d/stance of
355.68 fi.; thence N04°I8'53"E a distance of 575.88 fi.; thence Northwesterly along a
curve lo the left having a radius of 1,950.00 fl. and a central angle of 14'57'22" a distance
of 509.02 fl.; thence N 10~47' 18"W a distance of 1,779.90 fl.; thence Northwesterly along
a curve to the left having a radius of 9,950.00 ft. and a central angle of 6°29'12'' a
distance of 1,155.43 fl.; thence N17'26'30"W a distance of 621.24 fl.; thence
Northwesterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 9,950.00 fl. and a central angle
of 11°47'05" a distance of 2,046.53 fl.; thence N29'I3'35"W a distance of 87.86 fl.;
thence Northerly along a curve to the right having a radius of 2050.00 fl. and a central
angle of 29047'56" a d/stance of 1,066.18 fl.; thence N00~34'21"E a distance of33.11 fl.;
thence N89°25'39"W a d/stance of 510.00 ft.; thence S56'14'54"W a distance of 544.$8
ft.; thence N33°45'06"W a d/stance of 690.69 fl.; thence N30"21'IE"W a distance of
529.73 fl.; thence N42'56'I3"W a distance of 412.51 fl.; thence N31°I6'14"W a distance
of 339.86 fl.; thence Northeasterly along a curve to the right having a radius of ] :50.00 fl.
a distance of 212.82 fl.; thence N43°49'56"E a distance of 773.69 fl.; thence East a
distance,fl45.00 ft.; thence N4,o16,58,,E ,distanceof$O,.22 ft.; thence .S~2~57~. ,~..~,
a d/stance of 100.00 fl.; thence S48037'27"E a distance of 302.33 fl.; thence
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Marco Island Wastewater Service Territory
a distance of 224.~6 fL; thence South 380.00 ft.; thence S45°1~'01"E a distance of 485.79
ft.; thence S81°50'48"E a di~'tance of 807.05 fl.; thence N0tY'34'21"E a distance of 64.00
ft.; thence S89~25'39"E a distance of 30.00 ft.; thence S80°25'39"E a distance of 100.00
fi.; thence N00034'21"E a distance of 81.74 ft.; thence S89025'39"E a distance of 250.00
ft.; thence Southeasterly along a curve to the fight having a radius of 200.00 ft. and a
central angle of 40'18'50" a distance of 140.72 fi.; thence Southerly along a curve to the
left having a radius of 200.00 ft. and a central angle of 4(Y'l 8'50" a distance of 140.72 ft.;
thence S00°34'21"W a distance of 881.20 ft.; thence Ngg°25'39"W a distance of 140.00
ft.; thence S0(~4'21"W a distance of 140.00 ft.; thence S89'25'39"E a distance of
205.00 ft.; thence S00034'21"W a distance of 1,164.00 ft.; thence Southeasterly along a
curve to the right having a radius of 430.00 ft. and a central angle of 05°34'24" a distance
of 41.83 ft.; thence N72'04'45"E a distance of 60.00 ft.; thence S89°25'39"E a distance
of 451.96 ft.; thence Southerly along a curve to the right having a radius of 70.00 ft. and a
central angle of 19001'56" a distance of 23.25 ft.; thence S00"23'32"W a distance of'
395.10 ft.; thence N89"36'28"W a distance of'291.99 ft.; thence S00°23'32"W a distance
100.00 ft.; thence S89"36'28"E a distance o£ 632.44 ft.; thence Southwesterly along a
curve to the left having a radius of' 1950.00 ft. and a central angle of 17o25'42" a distance
of 593.14 ft.; thence SI 7°02'10"E a distance of 496.58 ft.; thence NT0~52'24"E a distance
of 543.35 ft.; thence S11"34'03"E a distance of 1400.00 ft.; thence S17°26'30"E a
distance of 60.00 ft.; thence S70°52'24"W a distance of 3.85 ft.; thence S17°26'30"W a
distance of 1051.80 ft.; thence SI 7°26'30"E a distance of 156.53 ft.; thence S10°47'18"E
a distance of 2147.23 ft.; thence S55°26'59"E a distance of 127.89 ft.; thence
S85°4I'07"E a distance of 251.90 ft.; thence S04°18'53"W a distance of 231.88 ft.;
thence Southwesterly along a curve to the right having a radius of 430.00 fi. and a central
angle of 15°06'11" a distance of 113.35 ft.; thence S10°47'18"E a distance of 153.85 fl.;
thence S79°12'42"W a distance of 291.78 ft.; thence SI0°47'18"E a distance of 235.45
ft.; thence S48°14'12"E a distance of' 73.23 ft.; thence S41°45'48"W a distance of 60.17
ft.; thence S04°18'53"W a distance of 923.00 ft.; thence S85°41 '07"E a distance of 30.00
ft.; thence S04°18'53"W a dist~ance o£ 1,700.00 ft.; thence N20°41'00'' a distance of
698.87 ft.; thence S85°41 '07"E a distance of 170.00 ft.; thence S85°41 '07"E a distance of
405.00 fl.; thence S72°21 '26'E a distance of 201.44 ft.; thence NI 7°38'34"E a distance of
213.31 ft.; thence N20°41 '00W a distance of 292.27 ft.; thence N24°I 9'00"E a distance of
100.00 fl.; thence N69°I 9'00"E a distance of 318.58 ft.; thence S65°41 '00"E a distance of
100.00 ft.; thence S20°41 '00"E a distance of' 452.12 ft.; thence SI 7°38'34"9/a distance
of 354.43 ft.; thence S79~13'04"E a distance of 125.90 ft.; thence N17°38'34"E a distance
of 382.84 ft.; thence N20°41'00"W a distance of 495.57 ft.; thence S1T'38'34"W a
distance of 468.21 ft.; thence S79°13'04"E a distance of 125.90 ft.; thence N17°38'34"E a
distance of 496.69 ft.; thence N24°I9'00"E a distance of 100.00 ft.; thence N69°19'00"E
a distance of 318.58 ft.; thence S65°41 '00"E a distance of I00.00 ft.; thence S20°41'00"E
a distance o£546.09 ft.; thence S66°25'48"E a distance of 599.78 ft.; thence S27"00'24"E
a distance of' 100.00 fi.; thence S12°25'00"W a distance of 445.41 ft.; thence Due West a
distance of 269.00 fl.; thence S62°22' 17"W a distance of 212.44 ft.; thence N72°21 '25"W
a distance of 300.00 ft.; thence S17°38'34"W a distance of 90.00 fl.; thence Southerly
along a curve to the left having a radius of 195.79 ft. and a central angle
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Marco hLt~d Wzr,~-w~ Service
.. u~ o~ ~.ao ~; ~ce N7~13'~ a ~- ~e ,~, ~
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Po~i of Be~g.
AREA
(For Future Use)
AREA 6. JOHN STEVENS CREEK DEVELOPMENT AREA
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of MARCO BEACH UNIT
SEVENTEEN, according to the plat thereof, ~s recorded in Plat Book 6, Pages 119
through 124, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the centerline intersection of Portland Court ~xl State Road No. 92
(realigned) as shown on the plat of A REPLAT OF MARCO BEACH UNIT FIFTEEN,
according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page 4,5 ofthe Public Records of
Collier County, Florida; thence run S:55001 'I4"E ~long said centerline of State Road No.
92 a distance of 108.16 feet; thence N34°:58'46"E a distance of 50.00 feet to the Northerly
Right of Way Line of said State Road No. 92, and the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the Nonheas! having a radius of 2:531.16 feet; thence nm Southeasterly
along the arc ofsaid curve through a cenira] angle of 06°4:5'19,, an arc distance of 298.43
feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the here/nailer described parcel of land: thence,
leaving said Northerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 92 nm N:59°,i4,09,,E a
d/stance of $4.86 feet; thence N44°06'43"E a d/stance of 4:5.87 feet; thence N74°48'27"E
a distance of 43.38 feet; thence $$8°$4'$1"E a distance of 47.87 feet; thence
S13°$9':52"E a distance of 66.44 feet; thence S60°13'4:5"E a distance of 16.76 feet;
thence N3:5°48'I6"E a distance of 64.28 feet; thence NTIO47'06-E a distance of 68.85
feet; thence N68°37'29"E a distance of 7:5.44 feet; thence N60~41'lg"E a distance of
69.62 feet; thence N:57°I2'$6"E a distance of 73.:53 feet; thence N76041 '47-E a distance
of 60.61 feet; thence N49°01'I0"E a distance of 6:5.89 feet; thence N75'02'02"E a
distance of 88.90 feet; thence N75028' 1:5"E a distance of 86.70 feet; thence N69°47'24'-E
a distance of 101.03 feet; thence S88°01'49'E a distance of :50.53 feet; thence
N$8°$$'41"E a distance of 94.$5 feet; thence N58°I2'$2"E a distance of 71.82 feet;
thence N59°34'$7"E a distance of 67.65 feet; thence NTl°59'37"E a d/stance of 65.67
feet; thence N88~26'I9"E a distance of 66.65 feet; thence S70~$9'30"E a distance of
55.51 feet; thence Ni2°$2'02"E a distance of 143.84 feet; thence N69'20'30"E a d/stance
of 36.35 feet; thence NS0~10'21"E a distance of 48.98 feet; thence
distance of 36.96 feet; thence N84°08'44"E a distance of 1:51.8:5 feet;
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Marco Island War~'water Service T~ritory
a distance of 71.86 feet; thence N72'30'05"E a distance of 40.60 feet; thence
N69~8'01"E a diacance of 88.62 feet; thence N70*26'40"E a dimzr, e of 57.63 feet;
thence NS0~53'Ig"E a di~nce of 41.86 feet; thence N87*56'47"E a dimmce of 91.65
feet; thence S85'41'43"E a distance of 71.74 feet; thence SSI~J3'21"E a di~ance of
65.64 feet; thence S59043'38"E a distance of 43.53 f~"t; thence S41'21'09"E a distance
of 136.92 feet; thence S20'43'28"E a distance of 40.17 feet; thence S09'18'33"W a
distance of 43.05 feet; thence S52~27'44"W a distance of 49.02 feet; thence S59°33'37"W
a distance of 73.57 feet; thence S70o25,58,,W a distance of 51.26 feet; thence
Ngg°32'56"W a distance of 58.18 feet; thence N76°47'00"W a distance of 77.81 feet;
thence N78°00'39"W a distance of 84.29 feet; thence N53023'45"W a distance of 60.50
fee't; thence N84~36'5~ a distance of 46.40 feet; thence S82o30,15-W a distance of
41.13 feet; thence S53°11' 18"W a distance of 59.03 feet; thence S32o02,02-W a distance
of 53.22 feet; thence S21'05'15"W a distance of 42.47 feet; thence S70'56'25"W a
distance of 40.09 feet; thence NS(Y'25'41"W a distance of 65.56 feet; thence
N37°34'I6"W a distance of 84.97 feet; thence N45021'49"W a distance of 75.73 feet;
thence N52°09'32"W a distance of 67.28 feet; thence N70'IS'52"W a distance of 45.02
feet; thence S79~36'03"W a distance of 53.04 feet; thence S81'40'07"W a distance of
65.45 feet; thence S58°10'19"W a distance of 64.49 feet; thence S4(Y'56'59"W a distance
of 62.29 feet; thence S35°05'33"W a distance of 48.87 feet; thence S00~0'$5"W a
distance of 45.95 fee~; thence S16o00,59,,E a distance of 79.29 feet; thence S04°52'21"W
a distance of 38.17 feet; thence S24°46'24"W a distance of 64.22 feet; thence
S49°41 'lS"W a distance of 57.47 feet; thence S75~35'33"W a distance of 70.53 feet;
thence S50055'07"W a distance of 66.39 feet; thence S75°10'04"W a distance of 100.24
feet; thence N78°41'48"W a distance of 81.44 feet; thence Ngs'33'25"W a distance of
54.84 feet; thence S82°37'40"W a distance orS1.02 feet; thence S40'39'40"W a distance
of 61.75 feet; thence S52027'26"W a distance of 54.93 feet; thence S44'34'06"W a
distance of 49.94 feet to a Point of intersection with the aforesaid Northerly Right-of-Way
Line of State Road No.92, said point of intersection being on the arc of the aforesaid
circular curve concave to the Northeast having a radius of 2531.16 feet and bearing
radially S12026'24"W a distance of 2531.16 feet from the center of the circle of said
curve; thence Northwesterly, along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of
15°47'03'' an arc distance of 697.30 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 14.54 acres, more or less.
AREA 7. HORR'S ISLAND (KEY MARCO) DEVELOPMENT AREA
A parcel of land lying in SECTIONS 14, 15, 21, 22, 23, 27, and 28, TOWNSHIP 52
SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, Collier County, Florida, being more particularly described
as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of said Section 23, thence run S89°51 '55"E along the
North Section Line thcreofa distance of 9.61 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the
parcel of land hereinafter described: thence, leaving raid North
SI 7°23'17"E a distance of 111.69 feet; thence S02°28'52,'E a
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thence S27'39'05"W a distance of 107.39 feet to an intersection with the ~ Line of the
aforementioned Section 22 and lying S00'33'54"W a distance of 293.16 feet from the
Not. cut comer thereof; thence continue S27'39'05"W a distance of 30.91 feet; thence
S39'33'08'W a distance of 59.21 feet; thence S68°43'41'W a distance of 32.82 feet;
thence S74°24'41"W a distance of 52.30 feet; thence S82°52'42"W a distance of 41.31
feet; thence N55'29'I2"W a distance of 82.32 feet; thence N58*20'02"W a distance of
63.05 feet; thence N18*23'53"W a distance of 41.52 feet; thence NI0'I I'21W a distance
of 34.08 feet; thence NI0'23'42"E a distance of 54.19 feet; thence N04*lS'$0"E a
distance of 74.71 feet; thence N10"37'52"E a distance of 115.01 feet; thence
N12°16'05"W a distance of 3.97 feet to an intersection with South Line of the
aforementioned Sectionl5 and lying N$9'55'Ig"W a distance of 281.81 feet f~nn the
Southeast comer thereof; thence continue N12°I6'05"W a distance of 72.54 feet; thence
N08°41'I$"W a distance of 130.42 feet; thence N04049'06"W a distance of 121.86 feet;
thence N11036'24"W a distance of 34.39 feet; thence N05°16'54"W a distance of 62.14
feet; thence N00°37'05"W a distance of 104.20 feet; thence N02~)4'34"E a distance of
105.02 feet; thence N03'57']9"E a distance of 125.51 feet; thence N09*00'I6"E a
distance of 125.65 feet; thence N24°00'59"E a distance of 85.43 feet; thence
N00%6'00"W a distance of 20.09 feet; thence N21°22'49"W a distance of 32.44 feet;
thence N66%3'50"W a distance of 20.74 feet; thence S87°29'19"W a distance of 112.71
feet; thence N84°44'34'"vV a distance of 49.99 feet; thence S78°15'44"W a distance of
55.51 feet; thence S37°31 '20"W a distance of 48.16 feet; thence S15~01'23"W a distance
of 76.22 feet; thence S07°10'34"W a distance of 70.18 feet; thence S00%3'46"E a
distance of 41.56 feet; thence S17°13'14"W a distance of 118.13 feet; thence
S15°33'52"W a distance of 76.68 feet; thence S03°51'45'W a distance of 56.64 feet;
thence S08°01'32"E a distance of 85.43 feet; thence S13°50'16"E a distance of 75.98
feet; thence S23°14'46"E a distance of 61.68 feet; thence S15°47'41"E a distance of
120.36 feet; thence S01°54'48"E a distance of 109.40 feet; thence S00°25'29"E a
distance of 78.62 feet; thence S10°2I '27"E a distance of 16.43 feet to an intersection with
the North Line of aforesaid Section 22 and lying Ngg°58'lg"w a distance of 548.02 feet
from the Northeast comer thereof; thence continue S I0"21'2T'E a distance of 96.03 feet;
thence S17°19'01'E a distance of 82.66 feet; thence S24°37'06"E a distance of 86.64
feet; thence S29°03'2T'E a distance of 90.24 feet; thence S43°11'12"E a distance of
90.74 feet; thence S33°33'39'E a distance of 55.03 feet; thence S38°44'3 I"E a distance
of 154.88 feet; thence S19°46'25"E a distance of 117.89 feet; thence S02°04'10"E a
distance of 43.41 feet; thence S06°13'37"E a distance of 108.79 feet; thence S12°54'44"E
a distance of 77.05 feet; thence S12°24'I1'E a distance of 57.05 feet; thence
S20°53'29"E a distance of 47.18 feet; thence S34°44'18"E a distance of 74.97 feet;
thence S27°16'31"E a distance of 54.63 feet; thence S34040'32"E a distance of 69.81
feet; thence S37~41 '19"E a distance of 29.46 feet to an intersection with the West Line of
aforesaid Section 23 and lying S00°33'54"~V a distance of 1191.89 feet from the
Northwest comer thereof; thence continue S37%1 'I9"E a distance of 49.85 feet; thence
S28°02'53"E a distance of 49.54 feet; thence S03°01'32'W a distance of 53.52 feet;
thence S09°49'36"W a distance of 121.26 feet; thence SI0°19'01W a distance of 104.21
feet; thence S15°30'40"W a distance of 58.62 feet to an intersection wi
East Line of Section 22 and lying S00°33'54"W a distance of 1607.0 feet~'.~~
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Northea~ comer thereof; thence continue S15'30'40"W a dirm~,e of 16.13 feet; thence
S0(P34'II"E a distance of 44.39 feet; thence S15'14'48"W a dis'trace of 95.53 feet;
thence S15'20'10"W a di~'~nce of 96.22 feet; thence S12'25'$9"W a di~nce of 92.81
feet; thence S16'07'06"W · diramce of 212.75 feet; thence S07'18'52"W a di~nce of
57.99 fee~; thence S07'02'20"W a dimnce of 103.69 feet; thence S09'05'16"W a
di~ of 106.28 feet; thence S01'33'14"E a distance of 57.22 feet; thence
S09'22'42~ a di~ of 84.64 feet; thence S26'51'43"W · di~nce of 86.61 feet;
thence S33'58' 12"W a di~nce of 77.07 feet; thence S41'17'21"W a di~ance of 106.54
feet; thence .%49'47'54"W a distance of 231.41 feet; thence S52'19'25"W a distance of
165.63 fee~; thence S46'18'30"W a distance of 104.83 feet; thence S42"21'23"W a
dis'mnce of 78.65 feet; thence S50015'12"W a di~mce of 108.44 feet; thence
S46°48'16"W a di~mme of 159.26 feet; thence S58~7'19"W a distance of 87.46 feet;
thence S58°07'07"W a distance of 96.59 feet; thence S43°42'08"W a di~nce of 78.68
feet; thence S23°04'49"W a distance of 112.88 feet; thence S5(F35'58"W a distance of
52.35 feet; thence S75°38'53"W · distance of 54.49 feet; thence S87'56'25"W a di~.ance
of 88.51 feet; thence S74°07'13"W a distance of 35.18 feet; thence S57'09'20"W a
distance of 72.89 feet; thence S42°26'33'"W a distance of 35.23 feet; thence S59'21 '14"W
a distance of 105.08 feet; thence S57056'42"W a distance of 100.92 feet; thence
S53°09'SY'W a distance of 8~.55 feet; thence S39°20'53"W a distance of 82.39 fee~;
thence S36°31'40"W a distance of 106.36 feet; thence S33°43'0T'W · distance of 75.45
feet; thence S18°04'a,a"W a distance of 50.46 feet; thence S36°22'09"W · distance of
70.07 feet; thence S43°36'42"W a distance of 87.71 feet; thence S42°59'48"W · distance
of 112.88 feet; thence S27°19'25"W a distance of 32.68 feet; thence S15°03'48"E a
distance of 25.31 feet; thence S42°53'46"E a distance of 61.04 feet; thence South a
distance of 38.69 feet; thence S33°09'12"W a distance of 46.51 feet; thence
N87°51'01"W a distance of 25.76 feet; thence N54°25'43"W a distance of 37.46 feet;
thence N67°13'12"W a distance of 30.91 feet; thence N77°02'29"W a distance of 41.95
feet; thence N63°21'3T'W a distance of 45.52 feet; thence N76°38'57"W a distance of
56.41 feet; thence S86°0a'~"W a distance of 73.01 feet; thence S82°23'3T'W a
of 83.02 feet; thence S89059'49"W a distance of 129.09 feet; thence S88°02'45"W a
distance of 103.67 feet; thence S83°52'36"W a distance of 97.42 feet; thence
S83°33'22"W a distance of 103.43 feet; thence S83°32'12"W a distance of 88.37 feet;
thence S78°57'35"W a distance of 180.05 feet; thence S78°32'38"W a distance of 139.74
feet; thence S66°38'19"W a distance of 112.20 feet; thence S61°27'46"W · distance of
153.51 feet; thence S76°,18'32"W a distance of 140.57 feet; thence S74°48'5T'W a
distance of 145.38 feet; thence S72°54'33"W a distance of 77.45 feet; thence
S71°47'5T'W a distance of 154.38 feet; thence S88°43'20"W a distance of 47.97 feet;
thence N86°00'38"W a distance of 166.84 feet; thence N82°52'43"W · distance of i 72.93
feet; thence N89°42'48"W a distance of 24.60 feet; thence NS0°57'23"W a distance of
94.44 feet; thence S31°03'09"W a distance of 37.8~ feet; thence S06°14'13"W a distance
of 76.99 feet; thence S41°26'55"W a distance of 37.96 feet; thence S74"24'02"W a
distance of 41.87 feet; thence N46°01'40"W a distance of 45.14 feet; thence
N32°57'44"W a distance of 50.77 feet; thence N33°56'21"W a distance of 43.77 feet;
thence N22°34'32"W a distance of 72.88 feet; thence N03°25'18"W a dist~ce of 60.: 0
feet; thence N31°I4'22"W a distance of 29.46 feet; thence N43°59'03'%~ a
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31.88 feel; thence N61'26'07"W · distance of 93.58 feet; thence N62*58'36"W a distance
of 53.54 feet; thence N$1'12'30"W a distance of 94.79 feet; thence N52034'lS"W ·
distance of 116.76 feet; thence N55'39'31"W a distance of 103.18 feet; thence
N54°19'32"W a distance of 88.96 feet; thence S79°$1'40"W a distance of 6.14 feet to an
intersection with the East Line of aforementioned Section 21 and lying N00'Ol'33"E a
distance of 788.50 fe~ from the Southeast comer thereof; thence nm the following
courses through said Section 21 to
Section 28, thence continue S79"51
a distance of 24.08 feet; thence
an intersection with the East Line of aforementioned
'40"W · distance of 20.05 feet; thence
S24'20'07"W a distance of 234.57 feet; thence
S29~47'02"W a distance of 55.70 feet; thence SI 1'26'45"W a distance of 45.71 feet;
thence S24~23'20"W a distance of 135.00 feet; thence S 18~03'08"W a distance of 200.77
feet; thence S05°24'45"W a distance of 45.61 feel; thence S16°55'25"E a distance of
40.00 feet; thence S27"31 '36"E · distance of 66.80 feet; thence S41'~34'37"E a distance
of 75.39 feel; thence S44°56'30"E a distance of 50.24 feel; thence S49'!0'20"E ·
distance of 92.84 feel; thence S72°33'46"E a distance of 46.95 feet; thence S83'04'09"E
a dislance of 47.05 feet to the aforesaid intersection with the East Line of Section 28, said
inter~ection being on the West Line of aforesaid Section 27 and lying S0(O! '34"W a
distance of 169.66 feel from the Northwest comer thereof; thence continue S83'04'09"E
a distance of 49.71 feet; thence S$(Y'52'IS"E a distance of 77.43 feet; thence
S86°22'31"E a distance of 55.50 feet; thence N77'22'45"E · distance of 171.85 feet;
thence N54~26'04"E a distance of 40.79 feel; thence N37"48'27"E · distance of 53.96
feet; thence N40"28'55"E a distance of 65.07 feet; thence N54029'38"E · distance of
45.54 feet; thence N63°26'39"E a distance of 33.50 feet; thence S89°26'52"E · distance
of 63.20 feet; thence S87"32'27"E a distance of 160.69 feet; thence S89"26'43"E ·
distance of 148.61 feet; thence N89"21'41"E a distance of 116.70 feel; thence
N87°57'00"E a distance of 120.07 feet; thence NSI°i7'51"E a distm'w~ of 69.32 feet;
thence N86°52'00"E a distance of 64.06 feet; thence S88°16'42"E · distance of 139.80
feet; thence S86°29'36"E a distance of 140.79 feet; thence N70~46'51"E a distance of
98.90 feet to an intersection with the South Line of aforesaid Section 22, and lying
S88°49'09"W a distance of 3601.33 feet from the Southeast comer thereof; thence,
continue N70°46'51"E a distance of 128.86 feet; thence N68030'58"E a distance of
220.80 feet; thence N70°44'13"E a distance of 116.90 feet; thence N79°59'14"E a
distance of 118.64 feet; thence NSl°20'30"E a distance of i!9.13 feel; thence
N85°43'29"E a distance of 226.61 feet; thence N84°00'35"E a distance of 157.68 feet;
thence N84°03'54"E a distance of 78.82 feet; thence N88°34'26"E a dis'~nce of 109.72
feet; thence N$3~20'06"E a distance of 117.91 feet; thence NS0°44'16"E a distance of
117.72 feet; thence N85°33'34"E a distance of 125.84 feet; thence N73°40'08"E a
distance of 87.20 feet; thence N72°05'08"E a distance of 76.20 feel; thence N45°54'18"E
a distance of 72.34 feet; thence N22°53'49"E a distance of 144.77 feet; thence
N26°40'59"E a distance of 71.86 feet; thence' N30°59'32"E a distance of 75.24 feet;
thence N49°49'15"E a distance of 72.34 feet; thence N59°17'1 I"E · distance of 62.93
feet; thence N56°46'55"E a distance of 114.39 feet; thence N59~40'58"E a distance of
125.22 feet; thence N61°05'I7"E a distance of 181.39 feel; thence N61049'21"E a
distance of 85.73 feet; thence N4!PI4'33"E a distance of 107..5~ ..... ............ , ,~----- ,,
N49°54'26"E a distance of 131.33 feel; thence N49"03'05"E a distano 0
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thence N$2'43'21"E a distance of 139.20 feet; thence N54'$8'I6"E a distance of 152.23
feet; thence N62'I2'O2"E a distance of 74.49 fee~ thence N69'49'45"E a distance of
160.97 feet; ~ N63'03'44"E a distance of 157.55 feet; thence N56°I3'$3"E a
distance of 137.48 feet; thence N46'09'51"E a distatr, e of 71.24 feet; thence
N61'47'$5"E a distance of 105.48 feet; thence N65*35'04"E a distance of 3.93 fee~ ~o an
intersection with the tfor~said West Line of Section 23 and lying N00'33'54"E a distance
of 1653.99 fe~ from the Southwest comer the~of; thence continue N65'35'04"E a
distance of 85.13 feet; thence N'79'41'34"E a distance of 73.43 feet; thence N89'27'31"E
· distance of 79.98 feet; thence NSI'I3'27"E · distance of 120.28 feet; thence
NS0"32'$3"E a distance of 104.28 feet; thence NSI'29'30"E a distance of 123.46 feet;
thence S87'45'25"E a distarr, e of 73.42 feet; thence S54°45'20"E a distance of 41.53
feet; thence S55°15'14"E a distance of 66.66 feet; thence S64°54'00~E a distance of
136.52 feet; thence S72'36'50"E · distance of 42.44 feet; thence S86'39'5~ a distance
of 214.71 feet; thence N88'16'46"E a distance of 107.94 feet; thence N85"28'50"E
distance of 84.50 feet; thence N71°41'43"E · dism~.e of 123.12 feet; thence
N68°00'39"E a distance of 72.58 feet; thence N61'31'27"E a distance of 96.55 feet;
thence N40"34'35"E a distance of 90.29 feet; thence N42*08'40"E a distance of 143.17
feet; thence S89'13'49"E a distance of 107.89 feet; thence S89"02'01"E a distance of
212.27 fe~; thence S51'31 '44"E a distance of 103.72 feet; thence S61'$0'49"E a distance
of 81.05 feet; thence S63°13'38"E · disu~ce of 110.22 feet; thence S73°41'14"E a
distance of 89.98 fee~; thence S81'12'39"E a distance of 99.78 feet; thence N85'26'57~E
a distance of 88.22 fe~; thence N85°23'3T'E · dis'~nce of 80.98 feet; thence
N01°52'52"W a distance of 321.22 feet; thence S69~10'29"W a distance of 82.30 feet;
thence S81°22'24"W a distance of 64.72 feet; thence N85°41 '$2"W a distance of 64.00
feet; thence N71°44'49"W a distance of 73.33 feet; thence N60~41'43'~ a distance of
67.51 feet; thence N67°00' 13"W a distance of 92.34 feet; thence NTI'l 2'2 I"W a distance
of 56.83 feet; thence N88°47'14"W a di~ance of 66.07 feet; thence S86°19'25"W a
distance of 43.64 feet; thence S78°18'11"W a distance of 173.99 feet; thence
S76°32'02"W a distance of 104.07 feet; thence S75°07'31"W a distance of 91.79 feet;
thence S85°I4'$T'W a dis~nce of 146.76 feet; thence S78°51 'ST'~ a distance of 116.05
feet; thence S81°03'38"W a distance of 243.73 feet; thence S82°26'0T'W a distance of
110.74 feet; thence NS0~IS'56"W a distance of 152.94 feet; thence S74"29'41"W a
distance of 88.21 feet; thence S77°26'22"W a distance of 85.47 feet; thence
N65°43'07"W a distance of 53.99 feet; thence N55°00'32"W a distance of i 14.61 fee~;
thence N53°33'01"W a distance of 110.70 feet; thence N54°I4'00"W a distance of 124.85
feet; thence N46°24'57"W a distance or' 136.45 feet; thence N39°19'20'~,V · distance of
143.42 feet; thence N37°54'$4"W a distance of 96.15 feet; thence N29°51'36"E a
distance of 142.63 feet; thence N23°34'29"E a distance of 135.78 feet; thence
N20°I6'45"E a distance of 118.58 feet; thence N13°17'08"E a distance of 67.38 feet;
thence N06°34'08"W a distance of 78.17 feet; thence N06°58'46"W · distance of 99.48
feet; thence N00°Ig'00"E a distance of 109.43 feet; thence N01°I0'0T'W · distance of
77.26 feet; thence N06°35'40"E a distance of 117.12 feet; thence NI3'26'I0"E · distance
of 119.98 feet; thence N13°08'40"E a distance of 109.34 feet; thence NI 1°20'$0"E a
distance of,~3.00 feet; thence N01°27'28"E a distance of 53.42 fee~; thc ~ce r~,~r~..~ "~'M -
· distance of 83.46 feet; thence N25°48'Og"W a distance of 11 5.44 t~.t;
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N2~17'~ a ~ of ?0.96 f~; ~ N26'45'2~ a ~ of 72.93
~ce NI 1'53'08~ a di~ of 45.85 f~; ~ N05'14'05~ a di~ of 32.61
f~; ~ce NI~'~ a di~ of 31.~ f~; ~ N31~8'58~ a di~ of
73.~ f~ ~ N~'I 1'58~ a ~ of 69.23 f~; ~ce N3~3'~ a ~
of 62.98 f~; ~ N31~4'29~ a di~ of 49.59 fro; ~m N1~4'41~ a
~ of 85.94 f~ ~ N14~Y20~ a ~e of 114.~ f~; ~
N~'19'13~ a di~ of 61.17 fm ~ N16~8'~ a di~ of 82.~ fro;
~ N13'57'~4~ a ~ of 116.19 f~; ~ce N05~5'~ a di~ of 126.86
f~; ~ N05~9'59~ a di~ of 47.21 f~; ~ce N~9'12~ a di~e of
48.58 f~; ~ N01~4'14~ a disco of21.~ f~ to ~ int~i~ ~ ~e ~u~
Line of ~~lion~ S~i~ 14 ~d l~ng S8~51 '55~ a di~ of405.08 f~
· e Sou~w~ ~m~ ~f; ~m~ ~nt~ue N01~4'14~ a di~ of 121.21 f~;
~ N~'18'59'~ ~ di~ce of 139.45 f~; ~e N0~'48~ a di~ce of 105.07
fe~; ~ce N05oS4'2T~ a di~ce of 1~4.88 fro; ~ce N14'1~'02~ · di~ce of
94.98 f~; ~ce N I 6~1'14~ a die.ce of 94.~3 f~; ~ce N~3'42~ ~ di~ce
of 90.93 f~; ~ce N08~51'14~ ~ di~ce of 81.79 fe~; ~ce N~3'42~
dist~ce of 2~.17 f~; ~ce N~24'14'~ · di~ce of 83.72 f~; ~ce
N01°43'29'~ a dist~ce of 21~.74 f~; ~ce N0~°30'08'~ a di~ce of 98.40 f~;
~ce N03~8'36'~ a dist~ce of 130.94 f~; ~ce N03~3'42~ a di~ce of 15S.02
feet; ~ce Nl~I4'~'~ a dis~ce of I01.17 feet; ~ce N11°49'4T~ a di~e of
99.52 fe~; ~ce N05°58'38'~ a di~ce of 108.13 fe~; ~ce N08°48'01~ a
dis~ce of 114.~ fe~; ~ N~°~'28'~ ~ dis~ce of 114.47 f~; ~mce
N12~4'42'~ a di~ce of 129.40 fe~; ~ce NI~'2~ a di~ce of 173.11 f~;
· ~ce N28o49'0T~ a di~ce of 132.83 f~; ~mce N27°05'49'~ a di~ce of
103.43 f~; ~ce N~o59'4T~ a dist~ce of 30.39 fee~; ~ce S~3°18'30'~ a
dist~ce of S1.~2 fe~; ~ce S51~41'~'~ a dis~ce of 17.73 fe~ to ~ ~t~on
with ~e ~I Line of aforesaid Section 1~ ~d I~ng N~15'14'~ a di~ce of 28~.31
feet ~om the Sourest com~ ~eof; lh~ce continue S51~41'~'~ a di~ce of 88.20
feet; th~ce S5g°39'39'~ a disl~ce of ~9.47 feet; th~ce S48°32'10'~ a di~ce of
~9.12 feet; thence S~'~2'~ a dist~ce of 94.76 fee~; ~ce S41°~8'37'~ a di~ce
of ~6.17 feet; th~ce S38°~'28'~ a dist~ce of 68.67 f~; th~ce S26~32'16'~ a
dist~ce of ~9.~ feet; ~ce S04°31'05'~ a disl~ce of 107.87 f~; ~ce
S03°56'~'~ a die.ce of 110.~3 fe~; ~ce S07°42'21'~ a di~ce of 56.76 f~;
th~ce S~3~7'40'~ a dis~ce of 6S.09 feel; ~ce S73°56'4~'~ a dist~ce of 9~.29
fee~; ~ce S72°40'~4'~ a disl~ce of 93.88 feet; ~ce S66°5~'05'~ a dis~ce of
78.19 feet; ~ce S3~38'47'~ a dist~ce of 43.94 f~ to ~ int~tion with the W~
Line of afore~id S~tion 14 ~d l~ng N~°I ~'14'~ a dis~ce of 2035.~3 fe~ ~m
Southwest com~ ~f; ~ce continue S39~38'4T~ a di~ce of 13.3~ feet; ~ce
S28°~'38'~ a dis~ce of 89.96 feel; th~ce S24°S9'12'~ a dis~ce of 82.83 f~;
th~ce S38°48'!8'~ a dis~cc of 88.~9 feet; ~ce S42°45'50'~ a dis~ce of 101.60
feet; th~ce S~13'~'~ a dist~ce of ~.69 fe~; ~ce S01°38'10'~ a disl~ce of
179.92 feet; ~ce S~°13'21'~ a dish.ce of 163.47 fe~; ~ce S4~11'11~ a
dist~ce of 126.19 fe~; ~ce S38°34'42'~ a dist~ce of 49.~4 f~; ~ce
S2~°05'11'~ a dis~ce of ~7.98 feet; th~ce S2~33'49"W a dist~ ~f oa 17
· ence S~'51'~ a dis~ce or ~.12 feet; th~ce S02~4'42'~ a
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feet; thence S03'41'15"E a distance of 90.02 feet; thence S06'09'03"E a distance of
156.41 feet; thence S04'01'21"E a distance of 131.56 feet; thence $01'i3'09"W a
distance of 91.59 feet; thence S15'47'06"W a distance of 182.86 feet; thence
S1~48'45"W a distance of 81.47 feet; thence S06'50'37"W a distance of 120.17 feet;
thence S00'52'45'W a distance of 64.80 feet; thence S04*13'02"E a distance of 59.28
feet; thence S 17'23'!7"E a distance of 7.22 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 142.89 acres, more or less.
Area 8. Barfleld Bay MULTI-FAMILY Development Area
That parcel of land lying in and being part of A REPLAT OF A PORTION OF MARCO
BEACH UNIT FIFTEEN according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page
45 of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida and of MARCO BEACH UNIT
FIFTEEN, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 6, Pages 104 flu'ough
111, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, being mor~ particularly
described as follows:
Commence at the centerline intersection of Portland Court and State Road No.92
(realigned) as shown on said plat of A REPOT OF A PORTION OF MARCO BEACH
UNIT FIFTEEN; thence run S55'01'14"E along said centerline of State Ro~d No. 92 a
distance of 108.16 feet; thence S34'58'46"W a distance of 50.00 feet to the Southeasterly
Right of Way Line of said State Road No. 92 and the POINT OF BEGINNING of the
hereinafter described parcel of land, said point also being the point of curvature of a
circular curve, concave Northeasterly and having a radius of 2,631.16 feet; thence nm
Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 19'29'55" an arc
distance of 895.43 feet; thence leaving said Southeasterly Right of Way Line and arc of
said curve, nm S72'38'27"W a distance of 51.16 feet; thence S88'49'39"W a distance of
49.30 feet; thence N79°30'48"W a distance of 40.60 feet; thence S81'07'08"W a distance
of 43.03 feet; thence N82'33'I0"W a dis'amce of 51.39 feet; thence N76'09'ST'W a
distance of 58.87 feet; thence N56°II'43"W a distance of 113.43 feet; thence
N78"20'51"W a distance of 37.75 feet; thence N64'54'54"W a distance of 59.35 feet;
thence N36'59'02"W a distance of 37.66 feet; thence N57°38'I4"W a distance of 35.77
feet; thence S61"20'30"W a distance of 62.27 feet; thence S41'18'25"W a distance of
56.29 feet; thence S45°I7'4T'W a distance of 51.90 feet; thence S17'56'08"W a distance
of 58.68 feet; thence S2T'25'46"W a distance of 43.41 feet; thence S43"2,2'30"W a
distance of 55.10 feet; thence S41'12'49"W a distance of 55.30 feet; thence S47'14'55"W
a distance of 65.36 feet; thence S67°46'35'W a distance of 63.73 feet; thence
S73'44'33"W a distance of 67.50 feet; thence S73°17'43"W a distance of 80.92 feet;
thence S74'52'29"W a distance of 60.53 fee~; thence S3T'00'26"W a distance of 45.65
feet; thence S03039'47"E a distance of 45.76 feet; thence S23'59'39"E a distance of
56.71 feet; thence S43°19'30"E a distance of 59.92 feet; thence S45'49'04"E a distance
of 66.15 feet; thence S51'17'47"E a distance of 56.25 feet; thence ,q47'25'I3"E a
distance of 168.27 feet; thence S49'43'41'E a distance of 80.17 feet; 8~1~'~~~i~
a distance of 91.81 feet; thence S45°40'10'E a distance of
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S39039'1 I"E a distance of 66.22 feet; thence S43°54'24"E a distance of 63.35 feet;
thence S55°10'21"E a distance of 70.18 feet; thence S54055'3T'E a distance of 63.09
feet; thence S18°10'21"E a distance of 35.41 feet; thence S18034'56"W a distance of
59.75 feet; thence S21°44'44"W a distance of 58.65 feet; thence S02°48'57"W a distance
of 65.22 feet; thence S06°14'02"E a distance of 51.16 feet; thence S24°11'50"E a
distance of 65.73 feet; thence Sl(Y'57'55"E a distance of 72.64 feet; thence S19°21'20"E
a distance of 56.72 feet; thence S31050'43"E a distance of 67.48 feet; thence
S33006'20"E a distance of 64.61 feet; thence S33°23'07"E a distance of 110.33 feet;
thence S21002'47"E a distance of i 19.14 feet; thence S23°05'11'E a distance of 76.50
feet; thence S25°42'55"E a distance of 75.89 feet; thence S19"22'14"E a distance of
82.34 feet; thence S16°49'04'E a distance of 75.86 feet; thence S14°46'51"E a distance
of 68.83 feet; thence S13033'09"E a distance of 69.08 feet; thence S08'43'26"E a
distance of 66.41 feet; thence S04°23'02"W a distance of 73.29 feet; thence S46°09'47"W
a distance of 50.44 feet; thence N59°03'32"W a distance of 59.42 feet; thence
N37°14'49"W a distance of 66.26 feet; thence N32°25'I2"W a distance of 55.57 feet;
thence N34004' 16"W a distance of 51.55 .feet; thence N05039' 18"W a distance of 114.09
feet; thence N40°09'52"W a distance of 58.53 feet; thence NIg°38'24"W a distance of
34.69 feet; thence N42°08'43"E a distance of 34.54 feet; thence N42°17'06"E a distance
of 36.77 feet; thence N23°'25'00"E a distance of 34.89 feet; thence N31°03'34"W a
distance of 74.07 feel; thence N28025'04"W a distance of 73.19 feet; thence
N71°41'13"W a distance of 60.02 feet; thence N85047'23"W a distance of 50.68 feet;
thence N57°Ig'56"W a distance of 23.09 feet; thence N27031'31"W a distance of 94.60
feet; thence N57057'55"W a distance of 101.32 feet; thence N45°20'36"W a distance of
58.74 feet; thence N32°11 '40"W a distance of 82.57 feet; thence N 10'21' 10"W a distance
of 63.29 feet; thence N01°'21'IS"W a distance of 78.24 feet; thence NI3°49'52"W a
distance of 75.14 feet; thence N45°09'22"W a distance of 222.54 feet; thence
N63°54'51"W a distance of 41.03 feet; thence N46°07'23"W a di~ance of 49.67 feet;
thence N63°54'51"W a distance of 45.00 feet; thence N71°42'41"W a distance of 42.93
feet; thence N56039'59"W a dis'~ance of 51.06 feet; thence N47"51 '04"W a distance of
70.80 feet; thence N59°17'51"W a distance of 80.03 feet; thence N62'I4'31"W a
distance of 96.75 feet; thence N62048'01"W a distance of 86.23 feet; thence
N66°04'28"W a digance of 95.98 feet; thence N69'42'lI"W a distance of 71.70 feet;
thence N53°56'20"W a disumce of 63.61 feet; thence N23"22'54"W a distance of 66.49
feet; thence N20~27'44"E a distance of 30.42 feet; thence N19'33'21"E a distance of
149.05 feet; thence N01°42'58"W a distance of 46.62 feet; thence NIS"27'38"W a
distance of 46.91 feet; thence N00'39'31'~ a distance of 87.64 fe~ thence N22'I2'IS"E
a distance of 59.96 feet; thence N41"22'52"E a distance of 68.95 feet; thence
N68°25'lS"E a distance of 65.85 feet; thence N65°45'27"E a distance of 34.02 feet;
thence N29'I9'30"E a distance of 31.84 feet; thence NISO34'57"E a distance of 43.56
feet; thence N30"08'28"W a dia'umce of 50.64 feet; thence H24'39'I3"W a distance of
60.13 feet; thence N25°'20'28"W a distance of 74.73 feet; thence N44"28'06"W a dism~
of 77.32 feet; thence N41°59'05"W a distance of 60.84 feet; thence NIg'58'I3"W a
distance of 75.26 f~4 thence N34'01'01"W a distance of 74.47 feet; thence
NI7020'33"W a distance of 86.06 feet; thence NI6'22'55"W a di .____ .
thence N13052'19"W a distance of 63.54 feet; thence NII'04'27"W~) O
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feet; thence N36°39'11"W a distance of 110.71 feet; thence N58°47'50"W a distance of
98.97 feet; thence N79"38'45"W' a distance of 87.89 feet; thence N63'21 '09"W a distance
of 61.85 feet; thence N66°41'25"W a distance of 58.30 feet; thence S33°48'56"W a
distance of 231.07 feet; thence NSl°04'44"W a distance of 131.71 feet to a point of
intersection with the Northwest boundary line of Lot 6, Block 427 of the aforesaid Marco
Beach Unit Fifteen, said point also being on the Southeasterly Right of Way Line of
Goodland Drive as shown on said plat; thence S39°00'16"W along said Southeasterly
Right of Way Line of Goodland Drive a distance of 107.03 feet to the Point of Curvature
of a circular curve, concave to the East and having a .,'adius of 160.00 feet; thence
Southwesterly, Southerly and Southeasterly along the arc of said curve through a central
angle of 73~25'00'' an arc of distance of 205.02 feet; thence leaving said Right of Way
Line run NSI°32'2Y'E a distance of 80.09 feet; thence N84°14'56"E a distance of 59.67
feet; thence S89°34'47"E a distance of 37.18 feet; thence Ng9'04'29"E a distance of
42.75 feet; thence S72°05'58"E a distance of 52.08 feet; thence S31'39'40"E a distance
of 25.81 feet; thence S05"29'11"E a distance of 19.59 feet; thence S16'29'49"W a
distance of 39.96 feet; thence S30037'14"W a distance of 59.22 feet; thence S23°50'20"W
a distance of 44.91 feet; thence S04"29'52"W a distance of 33.15 feet; thence
S02°46'37"E a distance of 56.38 feet; thence S07'23'31"E a distance of 60.45 feet;
thence S08°02'0~"E a distance of 70.76 feet; thence S38'27'10"E a distance of 137.09
feet; thence S12°57'06"E a distance of 48.03 feet; thence S07~47'13"E a distance of
58.20 feet; thence S07~34'58"W a distance of 42.57 feet; thence S26°16'50"W a distance
of 44.75 feet; thence S04°57'31"W a distance of 31.66 feet; thence S06'39'33"E a
distance of 79.47 feet; thence S10°00'29"E a distance of 62.53 feet; thence S16°12'31"E
a distance of 208.21 feet; thence S02°48'38"E a distance of 51.46 feet; thence
S10°23'50"W a distm,ce of 51.54 feet; thence S18°31'29"W a distance of 109.95 feet;
thence S00°39'07"E a distance of 44.32 feet; thence SllY30'37"W a distance of 38.52
feet; thence S45°44'14"W a distance of 28.14 feet; thence N89°I6'10"W a distance of
50.04 feet; thence N62°44'07"W a distance of 59.83 feet; thence N41°06'59"W a distance
of 72.77 feet; thence N28°11'09"W a distance of 70.14 feet; thence N33"33'49"W a
distance of 59.77 feet; thence N41°08'45"W a distance of 58.24 feet; thence
N32°51'02"W a distance of 48.09 feet; thence N07~6'58"W a distance of 102.56 feet;
thence NI0°43'57"E a distance of 65.25 feet; thence N28"'08'51"E a distance of 58.34
feet; thence NI3°00'5T'E a distance of 53.01 feet; thence N04°49'2Y'W a distance of
38.20 feet; thence N22°2Y29"W a distance of 65.22 feet; thence N33'07'0Y'W a distance
of 45.19 feet; thence N55°45'I2"W a distance of 55.79 feet; thence N54'09'I2"W a
distance of 61.31 feet; thence N56°32'30"W a distance of 75.67 feet~ thence
N53°49'27"W a distance of 68.43 feet; thence N48'57'57"W a distance of 64.90 feet;
thence N46°'22'06"W a distance of 49.32 feet; thence N36°I4'06"W a distance of 61.23
feet; thence N36"29'IS"W a distance of 52.17 feet; thence N21°'22'37"W a distance of
69.78 feet; thence N01~29'0Y'W a distance of 23.06 feet; thence N69011'56"E a distance
of 53.24 feet; thence N61040'16"E a distance of 36.54 feet; thence N42'05'50"E a
distance of 51.85 feet; thence N44'03'25"E a distance of 58.83 feet; thence N44°42'40"E
a distance of 180.60 feet to a point of intersection with the Southwesterly Right of Way
Line of afort~id Goodland Drive, said point also being on the arc of a
concentric to the aforementioned curve concave to the Northeast, and hay
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240.00 feet; thence Northwesterly, Northerly and Northeasterly along thc arc of said
curve, through a central angle of 68"46'26" an arc distance of 288.05 feet to the poir~ of
tangency; thence continuing along said Right of Way Line run N39'00' 17"E a distance of
107.03 feet to the Southeast comer of Lot 15 of Block 428 of said Marco Beach Unit
Fifteen; thence NS0'59'43"W along thc Southwest boundary of said Lot 15 of Block 428
a distance of 359.93 feet to thc Southwest comer thereof; thence N39*00'IT'E along the
West boundary of said Block 428 a distance of 652.48 feet to the aforementioned
Southeasterly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 92; thence S44'17'05"E along said
Southeasterly Right of Way Line a distance of 129.47 feet to the point of curvature of a
circular curve concave to the Northeast having a radiu~ of 1772.93 feet; thence along said
Right of Way Line the arc of said curve through a central angle of I0~44'1(C and the arc
distance of 332.40 feet to the point of tangencT, thence continuing along said Right of
Way run S55°01'14"E a distance of 1290.07 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 57.84 acres, more or less.
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RESOLUTION NO. 9%
A RESOLUTION OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO
SECTION 1-4 (E), COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 96-6, GRANTING
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION A GRANDFATHER
CERTIFICATE FOR THE PROVISION OF WATER SERVICE TO ITS MARCO
SHORES SERVICE AREA CONSISTENT WITH THE CERTIFICATE
PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 96--104 excluded Collier County from the provisions
of Chapter 367, Florida Statutes, thereby assmning certain subject matter jurisdiction over
non-exempt water and wastewater utilities operating in unincorporated areas of Collier
County; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 established the Collier County Water and
Wastcwater Authority (AUTHORITY) and specific powers and duties; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 requires that non-exempt water and wastewater
utilities operating in unincorporated areas of Collier County must apply for Grandfather
Certificates from Collier Count}v, and
WHEREAS, Florida Water Services Corporation (UTIL~ has submitted
documentation sufficient to serve as its application for a Grandfather Certificate for
provision of water service to its Marco Shores service area; and
WHEREAS, on February 24, 1997, the AU'ITIORITY considered UTILITY'S
application and issued its Preliminary Order No. 97-1 recommending that the Board of
County Commissioners of Collier County (BOARD) grant UTILITY a Certificate to
provide water service to the Marco Shores service area, more psrticularly descn'bed in
Attachment "B"; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 96-6, only the BOARD may ~ a
Franchise Certificate to any utility operating in the unincorporated m of tho County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, thai:
Pursuant to Section 1-4 (E), Ordinance 96-6, Ce~ficate No. (MW i~ hereby
issued to UTIL~ for the provision of water service to th¢~Mzrco Shores
service area descn'bed in "Attachment B". .RC.~FIO~_
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2. A duplicate original of Certificat¢ No. 04W is attached hereto aa "Attachtnent
3. Certificate No. 04W shall remain in force and effect until auspended, canceled
or r~svoked by Re~olution of the BOARD.
This Re~lution adopted this _ day of_
and majority vote favoring aame.
997 atk'r motion, second
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCK, Clerk
BOARB OF CO~ COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
by:.,
Deputy Clerk
by:
Timothy L. Hancock, Chairman
Approved aa to form
and legal sufficiency:
Thomas C. Palmer
Assistant County Attorney
Attachment "A'
(Duplicate Certificate 04W)
HAY ~ O' ~?
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER o4w
Upon considermion of the record, it is hereby RESOLVED that authority be and is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION (MARCO SHORES)
Whose prindpal address is
1000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WATER
service in accordance with the
provisions cfi'Collier County Ordinance No. 96-6, Snpplemenbd Rules of the Board~
Supplemental Rules of the Comer CoUnty Water and Wastewater Authority and
Resolutions of this Commission in the territory described by the Resolution of this
Commission.
This Certificate shah remain in force and effect until suspended, cancelled or revoked
by Resolution of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY' RESOLUTION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight E,. Brock, Clerk
z~. u to tM
.. l V~',~ C.
Aa~t~ta,nt County Attorney
HAY 2 0
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER o4w
U po ri considerltlon of the record, It is hereby RESOLVED that tuthority be and is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORATION (MARCO SHORES)
Whose principal address b
1000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
tO provide WATER service in accordance with the
provtsiont of Collier County Ordinance No. 96-6, Supplemental Rules of the Board,
Supplemental Rules of the Collier County Water and Wastewater Authority and
Resolutions of this Commission in the territory described by the Resolution of this
Commission.
This Certificate shall remain La force and effect until suspended, cancelled or revoked
by Resolution of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RESOL~ION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight E. Brock, Clerk
DUPLICATE
~'..~ata~t Co~mt~, A~orne~
HAY 2
~97
Attachment
(Marco Shores Water Service Territory)
Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Shores Water Service
Territory Description
All Areas are for Water Service
AREA I. EXISTING MARCO SHORES MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AREA
That certain parcel of land lying in and being part of SECTIONS 26, 27 AND 28,
TOWNSHIP 51 SOUTH, Range 26 EAST, Colli~r County, Florida, and being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northeast comer of the Southeast one-quarter of sa/d Sect/on 28; nm
thence S07°44'34"E 356.87 feet; thence S82'i 5'26"W 295.56 feet to the existing Easterly
Ri ght-of-Way Line of State Road 95 I; thence S89'17'19"E a distance of 95.84 feet to the
proposed expanded Easterly Right of Way line of State Road No. 951 and the POINT OF
BEGINNING of the parcel of land hereinafter described; thence $$9'!7'19"E 289.66
feet; thence N64°45'22"E 142.11 feet; thence N60'58'57"E 114.05 feet; thence
N67°35'05"E' 68.55 feet; thence N77°22'IS"E 64.25 feet; thence N83°09'49"E 143.37
feet; thence N$6°58'lS"E 106.46 feet; thence NII0'02'32"E 62.06 feet; thence
N75°21 '11"E 220.97 feet; thence N55°I 1 '02"E 303.28 feet; thence N46'39'41"E 127.88
feet ; ,hence N41°25'55"E 328.65 feet; thence N27'49'01"E 181.41 feet; thence
NS0°10'31"E 148.85 feet; thence N45°50'lS"E 254.29 feet; then~ N59°35'47"E 310.03
feet; thence N69"50'53"E 85.16 feet; thence N77'42'37"E 195.82 feet; thence
NS7°I2'07"E 204.00 feet; thence S$6°55'56"E 146.77 feet; thence S83'20'09"E 66.91
feet; thence NSI'25'07"E 73.10 feet; thence S85'15'57"E 123.04 feet; thence
$78°52'33'E 118.09 feet; thence S89°12'28"E 180.18 feet; thence S73'25'40"E 86.66
feet; thence S79'23'58'E 452.00 feet; thence S74'05'I7"E 213.38 feet; thence
S56°51'30"E 194.45 feet; thence S23°49'00"E a distance of 1.60 feet; thence
N64°02'49"E 370.21 feet; thence N75°I7'32"E 76.02 feet; thence N57'03'58"E 37.97
feet; thence N69'27'lI"E 121.75 feet; thence N7gn44'39"E 236.53 feet; thence
N82°I 0'19"E 221.01 feet; thence N$5°44'20"E 322.82 fe~; thence N64'27'01"E 646.89
feet; thence $74°58'24"E 81.06 feet; thence N61'47'24"E 229.63 feet; thence
N~7°56'41"E 114.11 feet; thence S55°11'31"E 212.12 fetet; thence N$1°43'52"E 42.52
feet; thence $20'41'55'E 47.20 feet thence S56'38'44"E 262.01 feet; thence
$75°09'05"E 148.31 feet; thence S41'08'09"E 124.82 feet; thence S71'10'58"E 213.00
feet; thence S59"52'22"E 76.49 feet; thence S89'54'31"E 186.89 feet; thence
S27°09'13"E 41.73 feet; thence S71°10'58"E 40.00 feet; thence N87°06'58"E 65.19 feet;
th~nce N7g'43'22"E 131.00 feet; thence N6g'49'23"E 109.49 feet; thence S84'17'48"E
53.45 feet; thence N53°43'05"E 38.48 feet; thence N24'45'I6"E 57.20 feet; thence
N69~I4'IT"E 129.11 feet to a point which lies NSIP44'06"W 17
S01°15'54"W 1505.12 feet from the Northeast comer of aforesaid
S11°59'55'E 562.93 feet; thence S79°48'17"W 435.12 feet; thence S
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f~t; thence SIO'O0'41"W 95.52 feet; thence S22°10'40"W 100.84 feet; thence
S43°04'49"W 51.42 feet; thence S53°20'03"W 54.63 feet; thence S48'57'48"W 42.61
feet; thence S72'15'18"W 100.41 feet; thence S85'22'02"W 50.49 foet; thence
S77'23'52" W 50.00 feet; thence S67°11'38'W 50.80 fe~; thence S81°58'IS"W 50.16
feet; thence S75°06'26"W 100.08 feet; thence N75'07'41"W 56.36 feet; thence
S62°27'58"W 31.06 feet; thence N69"34'42"W 23.85 feet; thence S83"06'30"W 100.50
feet; thence S64°04'ST'W 127.37 feet; thence S54'~9'59"W 50.36 feet; thence
S71°12'47"W 50.80 fe~; thence S47'30'48"W 51.42 feet; thence S28"23'23"W 59.36
feet; thence S41"28'21"W 32.89 feet; thence S09°57'54"W 60.44 feet; thence
S61°00'33"W 81.00 feet; thence N62°40'52"W 90.14 feet; thence NSI°45'22"W 62.80
feet; thence $73°41'22"W 82.00 feet; thence S22°20'57"W 25.61 fe~-t; thence
S41°12'37"W 53.14 feet; thence S74°30'17"W 51.42 feet; thence S59"51'48"W 50.01
feet; thence $37'15'35"W 54.63 feet; thence S27'35'03"W 59.91 feet; thence
S53°36'08"W 100.84 feet; thence S36°18'24"W 55.04 feb--t; thence S54°09'59"W 50.36
feet; thence S65'34'59"W 50.16 feet; thence S76'33'58"W 68.23 feet; thence
S74°45'47'W 152.07 feet; thence SS(Y'43'35"W 51.66 feet; thenc~ S36°55'54"W 56.82
feet; thence S69'52'28"W 50.16 feet; thence S43°29'57"W 32.31 feet; thence
N45°22'26"W 56.65 feet; thence N61°08'06"W 57.79 feet; thence S80'25'08"W 780.00
feet; thence S83°26'54"W 880.00 feet; thence N74°I4'06"W 312.57 fcc't; thence
N09°44'28"E 478.09 feet; thence NI(Y'I0'02"W 250.15 feet; thence N60n07'25"W 73.30
feet; thence S80'46'16"W 306.03 feet; thence S76'05'07"W 548.79 feet; thence
S71°52'39"W 274.00 feet; thence S66°48'57"W 240.07 feet; thence S24°29'47"E 97.38
feet; thence S09'43'41"E 251.56 feet; thence S25°12'32"E 101.27 feet; thence
S00°28'35"E 51.92 feet; thence S11°32'41"E 150.48 fcet; thence S19'23'21"E 350.57
feet; thence S01°48'25"E 80.91 feet; thence S29°06'28"W 79.59 feet; thence
S37°33'04"W 104.69 feet; thence S31°59'32"W 54.23 feet; thence S53'37'44"W 50.01
feet; thence S33°58'04"W 53.49 feet; thence S58M6'43"W 100.24 feet; thence
S54°46'28'W 50.00 feet; thence S69°53'03"W 103.58 feet; thence S84'01'24"W 57.31
feet; thence N86°ll'39"W 53.99 feet; thence S81'34'21"W 72.07 feet; thence
N86°56'34"W 103.58 feet; thence N76~24'25"W 50.16 feet; thence N61'37'45"W 50.80
feet; thence N67'15'33"W 351.12 feet; thence N88*31'56"W 104.40 feet; thence
N79°48'10"W 50.49 feet; thence N63°51'49"W 100.98 feet; thence S85°31'57"W 17.75
fcet; thence S33"33'33"W 50.04 feet; thcnce S23'17'56"W 50.49 feet; thence
S24°02'58"W 151.20 feet; thence S17'46'22"W 51.42 feet; thence SI0'27'42"W 53.49
feet; thence S27'50'06"W 50.09 feet; thence S32'24'52"W 50.01 feet; thence
S39°14'17"W 50.49 fcc',; thence S51°04'03"W 53.14 feet; thence S26'41'41"W 100.32
feet; thence N78'58'I0"W 264.10 feet; thence S49°15'14"W 85.80 feet; thence
S85°44'28"W 94.26 feet; thence N60'55' 18"W 234.57 fegt; thence N25'44'I0"E 162.49
feet; thence N07°07'42"W 276.85 feet; thence N00'34'20"E 426.78 feet; thence
N09~10'06"E 211.04 feet; thence N39"24'58"E 469.08 feet; thence N36°01'51"E 50.80
feet; thence N30'46'28"E 52.52 feet; thence N02'39'3~ 56.14 feet; thence
NI2°54'56"W 300.01 fcc-t; thence NI5°50'39"W 102.18 feet; thence S80°02'32"W 41.92
feet; thence S86'58'15"W 185.20 feet; thence S08"38'25"W
S06°01'01"W 50.64 feet; thence S15°46'35"W 21.67 feet; thence
feet; thence N86°I3'08"W 250.16 feet; thence S72'56'29"W
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N82°51'12"W 200.89 feet; thence N8?'32'25"W 168.11 feet to aforesaid proposed
expanded Easterly Right-of-Way Line of State Road 95 I; thence N0'Z'29'39"E along said
proposed expanded Easterly Right-of-Way Line 122.92 feet to the Point of Beginning.
AREA 2. MARCO ISLAND AIRPORT
That certain parcel of land lying in and being part of SECTIONS 26 AND 35,
TOWNSHIP 51 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, Collier County, Florida and being more
particularly descn'bed as follows:
Commence at the Northeast comer of said Section 26, thence nm N88'44'06"W along the
North line thereof, a distance of 1569.50 feet; thence leaving said North section line, run
S12°00'00"E a distance of 1230.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel of
land hereinafter described; thence N78"00'00"E a distance of 150.00 feet; thence
S12°00'00"E a distance of 70.00 feet; thence S46°01'10"E a distance of 241.30 feet;
thence S 12°00'00"E a distance of 5250.00 feet; thence S41°28'16"W a distance of 168.00
feet; thence S71P00'00"W a distance of 300.00 feet; thence NI2°O0'00"W a distance of
250.00 feet; thence S78"00'00"W a distance of 175.00 feet; thence NI2'00'00"W a
distance of 350.00 feet; thence N56°II'55"E a distance of 188.48 feet; thence
N12°00'00"W a distance of 3560.00 feet; thence S78"00'00"W a distance of 350.00 feet;
thence N12°00'00"W a distance of 1170.00 feet; thence N77°59'56"E a distance of
350.00 feet; thence NI2°00'00"W a distance of 220.00 feet; thence N78*00'05"E a
distance of 150.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
AREA 3. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 1
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR, according to thc plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 10, Pages 1
through 32, inclusive of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of Section 21 Township 51 South, Range 26 East
Collier County, Florida, said comer also be/ng on the Northerly Plat Boundary of
aforesaid Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, as shown on said plat; thence run
S89°15'12"E along the North line of said Section 21 and said Northerly Plat Boundary a
distance of 1728.86 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter descn'bed
parcel of land; thence leaving said line nm S49'36'28"W a distance of 37.27 feet; thence
S35°50'33"W a distance of 48.14 feet; thence S13~25'38"W a distance of 46.42 feet;
thence S40"30'32"E a distance of 65.84 feet; thence S8~57'56"E a distance of 29.70
feet; thence S61'03'56"E a distance of 56.84 feet; thence S86~9'41"E a distance of
32.99 feet; thence S54'25'43"E a distance of 14.54 feet; thence S85'00'07"E a distance
of 87.60 feet; thence N83'03'20"E a distance of 84.90 feet;
distance of 62.04 feet; N60'25'I0"E a distance of 33.98 feet; thence
distance of 65.99 feet; thence S82'14'36"E a distance of 54.02 feet; th
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a distance of 48.24 feet; thence S00°26'31"W a distance of 165.55 feet; thence
S07°53'30"W a distance of 90.46 fe~; thence $05'38'47"W a distance of 86.74 feet;
thence S61°26'16"W a distance of 163.08 feet; thence S44'46'40"W a distance of 75.09
feet; thence S15'55'59"W a distance of 99.92 feet; thence S77°52'27"W a distance of
61.29 feet; thence N61°41'53"W a distance of 99.75 feet; thence N49°38'27"W a distance
of 109.57 feet; thence NSl°03'56"W a distance of 140.40 feet; thence S87°41'06"W a
distance of 70.76 feet; thence S28°31'49"W a distance of 44.05 feet; thence S03°03'23"W
a distance of 127.35 feet; thence S76°53'16"W a distance of 26.09 feet; thence
N50°54'04"W a distance of 102.65 feet; thence N17°06'lS"W a distance of 28.75 feet;
thence S82029'19'qN' a distance of 81.80 feet; thence S57°00'02"W a distance of 56.71
feet; thence S5'/'42'11"W a distance of 38.76 feet; thence S21°59'33"W a distance of
43.50 feet; thence S13°11 '32"E a distance of 41.69 feet; thence S29°06'09"W a distance
of 62.36 feet; thence S02°56'44"W a distance of 48.08 feet; thence S32°31'55"E a
distance of 65.41 feet; thence S57°21 '24'"E a distance of 95.58 feet; thence S81°29'50"E
a distance of 92.95 feet; thence S87°52'34"E a distance of 75.54 feet; thence
NS0°33'26"E a disL',.nce of 44.92 feet; thence N46°55'08"E a distance of 33.00 feet;
thence S72°26'50"E a distance of 98.77 feet; thence S53°48'03"E a distance of 82.08
feet; thence S31'18'40"E a distance of 78.55 feet; thence S0g"'14'15"W a distance of
55.74 feet; thence S03°08'38"W a distance of 58.83 feet; thence S15°48'08"E a distance
of 66.84 feet; thence S48°23'37"E a distance of 82.70 feet; thence N87~59'31"E a
distance of 120.75 feet; thence N73°07'05"E a distance of 82.16 feet; thence
N64°IS'38"E a distance of 132.15 feet; thence NSl'lS'58"E a distance of 116.08 feet;
thence S79°38'44"E a distance of 93.19 feet; thence S63°17'25"E a distance of 107.03
feet; thence S55'22'05"E a distance of 127.27 feet; thence S40°34'24"E a distance of
114.00 feet; thence S20~13'52"E a distance of 62.48 feet; thence S03°47'54"E a distance
of 91.26 feet; thence S17°06'40"W a distance of 109.57 feet; thence F00°39'43"W a
distance of 185.76 feet; thence S02°01'58"E a distance of 65.53 feet; thence
S03°22'54"W a distance of 116.09 feet; thence S22°09'30"E a distance of 93.46 feet;
thence S14°'49'51"E a distance of 346.19 feet; thence S6(Y'51'33"W a distance of 422.36
feet; thence S51°15'27"W a distance of 80.46 feet; thence N22°59'32"W a distance of
95.32 feet; thence N38°07'09"W a distance of 108.54 feet; thence N56'25'35"W a
distance of 168.05 feet; thence NS0°08'I7"W a distance of 63.25 feet; thence
S05°16'54"W a distance of 61.79 feet; thence S03~30'35"E a distance of 71.57 feet;
thence S15~23'16"W a distance of 144.04 feet; thence S01°40'43"W a distance of 83.78
feet; thence S10~05'45"E a distance of 114.91 feet; thence S02°17'49"E a distance of
79.59 feet; thence S50°22'42"W a distance of 314.06 feet; thence S45'56'37"E a distance
of 101.79 feet; thence N47°19'00"E a distance of 197.42 feet; thence N44°30'I6"E a
distance of 114.38. feet; thence 522°34'11"E a distance of 165.34 feet; thence
S29°01 '36"E a distance of 101.27 feet; thence S43°43'36"E a distance of 137.42 feet;
thence SS(Y'31'54"E a distance of 122.51 feet; thence S25'23'54"E a distance of 63.73
feet; thence S01'31'02"E a distance of 130.63 feet; thence S14°59'33"W a distance of
127.76 feet; thence S22°53'46"E a distance of 59.05 feet; thence 580'17'33"E a distance
of 140.84 feet; thence S89°58'36"E a distance of 125.76 feet;then~ ~'~ ,'
distance of 163.82 feet; thence N74°13'30"E a distance o
fl~
N73°58'4T'E a distance of 168.25 feet; thence N64°I3'I2"E a distan~ off214.Sq~t~[I J
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thence N54°07'I6"E a distance of 169.10 feet; thence N32'02'38"E a distance of 130.37
feet; thence NIIP42'29"E a distance of 44.02 feet; thence NI2"29'21"W a distance of
222.64 feet; thence NII'I9'51"W a distance of 206.47 feet; thence N79"59'I3"W a
distance of 52.12 fe~4 thence N42"39'56"W a distamm of 58.90 feet; thence
N03°47'28"W' a distance of 32.30 feet; thence N05*49'24"E a distance of 41.67 feet;
thence N30~07'50"E q distance of 50.89 fe~4 thence N76'37'23"E a distance of 69.14
feet; thence S89n35'51"E a distance of 65.14 fect; thence S85'42'54"E a distax~ce of
197.79 feet; thence S80'30'57"E a distance of 114.27 fe, a4 thence N77"00'50"E a
distance of 82.70 feb-t; thence N70'05'22"E a distan~ of 84.87 fe~t; thence N51"05'23"E
a distance of 82.46 feet; thence N21'24'52"E a dist~ce of 136.15 feb-t; thence
N01047,25-E · distance of 71.02 feb't; thence N06*I0'44"E n dist~me~ of 67.08 feb-t;
thence S86°54'40"E a distance of 1783.70 feet to an int~,~ction with the Westerly line of
the Lee County Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Wmj ~s shown on M'oresaid plat of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four; thence N02'29'39"E along ta6d Westerly Right of Way
line a distance of 2513.96 feet to ~n intersection with the Southerly Line of aforesaid Lee
County Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Way u shown on aforesaid plat of Marco
Beach Unit Twenty-Four, thence NSI~'58'I0"W ,.long ~aid Southerly Right of Way line a
distance of 766.20 feb't; thence leaving ~aid Southerly Right of Way Line N74*41'38"W a
distance of 49.68 f~'t; thence N74°08'10"W' a distance of 71.36 f~'t; thence
NS0°I9'50'"'~V a distance of 95.00 feet; thence NS0'32'10"W' a distance of 77.65 feet;
thence N81°26'11"W a distance of 67.02 feet; thence N89"04'00"W a dist~mce of 74.23
feet; thence S89"I5'2T'W a distance of 103.25 f~; thence S87"30'47"W a distance of
89.06 feet; thence N89'54'22"W a distance of 93.70 f~-~; thence S86'52' 16"W' a distance
of 85.93 feet; thenc~ N88~59'57"W' a dist-,nce of 107.99 f~-t; thence NSg'I2'52"W a
distance of 113.17 feet; thence N89'36'01"W a distance of 126.65 feet; thence
N08°34'58"W' a distance of 36.32 feet to afor~id North Line of Section 21 and
Northerly Plat Boundary of Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, ~id point bears
N89°45'02"W a distance of 1150.39 feet from the Northeast corner of ~a6d ~ection 21;
thence N89'45'02"W' along said Line a distmce of 1468.75 fe~-t to the North "A comer of
aforesaid Section 21; thence N89'I5'12"W along the North Line of ~id Section 21 and
Northerly Pl~t Boundary of Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four a di~mce of 892.14 fex-t to
the Point of B~imfing.
Containing 259.35 acr~, mor~ or le~s.
NAY 2 0 b 37
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AREA 4. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 2
That certain parcel of land lying in and being part of aforesaid MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR, and being more particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of Section 22, Township $1 South, Range 26 East,
Collier County, Florida, said comer also being on aforesaid Northerly Plat boundary of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, thence mn S88°$8'I0"E along said line a distance of
872.38 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter described parcel of land;
thence continue S$8~$8'I0"E a distance of 2:50.08 feet lo i~s intersection with the
Westerly Right of Line of State Road No. 951 as shown on said plat; thence nm
S02°29'39"W along said Westerly Right of Way Line of S.R. No. 951 a distance of
2612.57 feet; thence leaving said Right of Way Line mn Ng8°21'06"W a distance of
250.03 feet to the Easterly Line of the aforesaid Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Right of Way as shown on said plat; thence N02~29'39"E along said Easterly Right of
Way Line a distance of 2609.87 feei to Point of Beginning.
Containing 14.99 acres, more or less.
AREA 5. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 3
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of aforesaid MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR, and being more particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of aforesaid Section 21, Township 51 South, Range
26 East, Collier County, Florida, said comer also being on the Northerly Plat Boundary of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, as shown on said plat; thence run S89"15'12"E along
the North line of said Section 21 and said Northerly Plat Boundary a distance of 1728.86
feet; thence leaving said line run S49~36'28"W a distance of 39.96 feet; thence
S35°50'3Y'W a distance of 48.14 feet; thence $13°25'38"W a distance of 46.42 feet;
thence S40"30'32"E a distance of 65.84 fo:t; thence S80°$7'$6"E a distance of 29.70
feet; thence S61°03'56"E a distance of 56.84 feet; thence S86°39'41"E a distance of
32.99 feet; thence S54*25'4Y'E a distance of 14.54 feet; thence S85°00'07"E a distance
of 87,60 feet; thence N83°03'20"E a distance of 84.90 feet; thence 886°07'07"E a
distance of 62.04 feet; N60°25'I0"E a distance of 33.98 feet; thence N74*$2'I$"E a
distance of 65.99 feet; thence S82°14'36"E a distance of 54.02 feet; thence $50°05'$3'E
a distance of 48.24 feet; thence S00'26'31'~ a distance of 165.55 feet; thence
S07'53'30"W a distance of 90.46 feet; thence S05°35'47"W a distance of 86.74 feet;
thence S61°26'!6"W a distance of 163.08 feet; thence S44°46'40"W a distance of 75.09
feet; thence S15°55'$9'W a distance of 99.92 feet; thence S77"$2'27"W a distance of
61.29 feet; thence N61°41 '53'W a distance of 99.75 feet; thence N49"38'27"W a distance
of 109.57 fcc, t; thence NSl'03'56"W a distance of 140.40 feet; thence Sg7*41'06"W a
distance of 70.76 feet; thence S28~31 '49"W a distance of 44.05 feet; th~:~~~
a distance of 127.35 feet; thence S76°53'16"W a distance of 26.~ f~i~'.t}i'~c~?~t'dJl~
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thence S82°29' 19"W a distance of 81.80 feet; thence SST'00'02"W a distance 56.70 feet;
thence S57°42'I I"W a distance of 38.76 feet; thence S21°59'33"W a distance of 43.50
feet; thence S13°11'32"E a distance of 41.69 feet; thence S29°06'09"W a distance of
62.36 feet; thence S02°$6'44"W a distance of 48.08 feet; thence S32e31'$5"E a distance
of 65.41 feet; thence S57°21'24'E a distance of 95.$8 feet; thence S81°29'$0"E a
distance of 92.95 feet; thence S87°52'34"E a distance of 75.54 feet; thence N80*33'26"E
a distance of 44.92 feet; thence N46°$5'08"E a distance of 33.00 feet; thence
S72°26'50"E a distance of 98.77 feet; thence S$3°48'03"E a distance of 82.08 feet;
thence S31°18'40"E a distance of 78.55 feet; thence S08°14'15"W a distance of :55.74
feet; thence S03°08'38"W a distance of 58.83 feet; thence S15°48'08"E a distance of
66.84 feet; thence S48*23'3T'E a distance of 82.70 feet; thence N87*$9'31"E a distance
of 120.75 feet; thence N73°07'05"E a distance of 82.16 feet; thence N64°I8'38"E a
distance of 132.15 feet; thence N81°lS'58"E a distance of 116.08 feet; thence
S79°38'44"E a distance of 93.19 feet; thence S63°17'25"E a distance of 107.03 feet;
thence S55°22'05"E a distance of 127.27 feet; thence S4CY'34'24"E a distance of 114.00
feet; thence S2Cr'13'52"E a distance of 62.48 fcc't; thence S03°47'54"E a distance of
91.26 feet; thence S17°06'40"W a distance of 109.57 feet; thence S00°39'43"W a
distance of 185.76 feet; thence S02°01'58"E a distance of 65.53 feet; thence
S03°22'54"W a distance 116.09 feet; thence S22°09'30"E a distance of 93.46 feet; thence
S14°49'51"E a distance of 346.19 feet; thence S6(Y'$1'33"W a distance of 422.36 feet;
thence S51°15'27"W a distance of 80.46 feet; thence N22°$9'32"W a distance of 95.32
feet; thence N38~)7'09"W a distance of 108.54 fcet; thence N56°25'35"W a distance of
168.05 feet; thence NS0°08'I7"W a distance of 63.25 feet; thence S05°16'54"W a
distance of 61.79 feet; thence S02°30'35"E a distance of 71.57 feet; thence SI $'23'16"W
a distance of 144.04 feet; thence S01°40'43"W a distance of 83.78 feet; thence
SI0°05'd,5"E a distance of 114.91 feet; thence S02°17'49"E a distance of 79.59 feet;
thence S50°22'42"W a distance of 314.06 feet; thence S54°49'19"W a distance of 37.65
feet; thence S44'08'50"W a distance of 53.84 feet; thence S34"27'01"W a distance of
39.89 feet; thence S32°44'38"W a distance of 50.86 feet; thence $22°11'06"W a distance
of 47.24 feet; thence S23°20'40"W a distance of 43.45 feet; thence S33°05'13"W a
distance of 41.76 feet; thence S3T'40'20"W a distance of 31.00 feet; thence S$5'25'44"W
a distance of 60.09 feet to thc POIlqT OF BEGINNING of the parcel of land hereinafter
described; thence S80'$0'09"W a distance of 31.68 feet; thence S83'27'16"W a distance
of 73.62 feet; thence S81°33'18"W a distance of 68.34 feet; thence S79'48'05"W a
distance of 68.71 feet; thence S73°26' 14"W a distance of $6.08 feet; thence
a distance of 70.95 feet; thence S3'P46'23"W a distance of 70.27 feet; thence
S17~42'35"W a distance of 60.65 feet; thence S07'24'36"E a dLstance of 63.$$ feet;
thence S27'I$'44"E a distance of 63.76 feet; thence SA3'25'27"E a distance of 64.58
feet; thence S75'30'44"E a distance of 81.41 feet; thence N79'II'34"E a distance of
88.77 feet; thence N71°05'31"E a distance of 76.93 feet; thence N$2'$1'$5"E a distance
of 72.16 feet; thence N38°I$'30"E a distance of 71.02 feet; thence N28'47'21"E a
disUmce of $7.10 feet; thence NI$°I6'22"E a distance of 77.62 feet; thence N12"2.2' 19"E
a distance of 83.:59 feet; thence N25'23'07"W a distance of 59.51 feet; thence
SS(Y'50'09"W · ~ of 48.08 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 3.22 acre~, more or leas.
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AREA 6. ISLES OF CAPRI DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 1
A parcel of land lying in DEVELOPMENT TRACT-A of COLLIER-READ TRACT
MAP, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book $, Pages 46 and 47 of the
Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being more particularly described as
follows:
Commence at thc intersection of the North tract boundary of said Development Tract-A
and the Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, said imersection being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence nm S02'29'39"W along said Westerly
Right of Way Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along said Westerly Right
o f Way Line N$7'30'2 I"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radius of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along said
Westerly Right of Way Line and the arc of said curve through a central angle of
01o32'15'' an arc distance of 104.32 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the
hereinafter described parcel of land; thence leaving said Westerly Right of Way Line and
the arc of said curve nm N57~23'38''W a dis'since of 4.50 feet; thence N$7'0$'$1"W a
distance of 17.89 feet; thence N63~3'I9"W a dis',ance of 14.79 feet; thence
N61°23'03"W a distance of 15.70 feet; thence N61'$1'42"W a distance of 17.44 feet;
thence N69°39'54"W a distance of 16.12 feet; thence N$2'25'54"W a distance of 19.93
feet; thence N86'04'50"W a distance of 33.46 feet; thence N77'39'37"W a distance of
16.07 feet; thence N77'46'2 I'W a distance of 20.32 feet; thence N$4°54'12"W a distance
of 22.80 feet; thence N$5°41'44''W a distance of 16.64 feet; thence N$7'I2'40"W a
distance of 2.04 feet to the Easterly Line of that certain 100 foot wide, Lee County
Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Way; thence continue N87'I2'40"W a distance of
22.88 feet; thence S$$°50'07TM a dia,-ace of 15.20 feet; thence S83°50'52''W a distance
of 17.97 feet; thence S81°44'32'W a distance of 13.16 feet; thence S88'35'05"W a
distance of 15.91 feet; thence N74°09'04'W a distance of 15.80 feet to the Westerly Line
of the aforesaid 100 foot wide, Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way,
thence continue N74'O9'04"W a distance of 7.40 feet; thence N79'25'2.J"W a distance of
18.09 feet; thence N64'51'02"W a distance of 17.58 feet; thence N60'22'31~ a distance
of 12.74 feet; thence NS(Y'I3'36"W a distance of 16.47 feet; thence N43°57'25''W a
distance of 24.09 feet; thence N42'IS'25"W a distance of 16.78 feet; thence
N25°38'27"W a distance of 16.96 feet; thence N35'04'56"W a distance of 11.40 feet;
thence N31'34'39"W a distance of 28.66 feet; thence N27°$3'36"W · distance of 31.02
feet; thence N24°47'43"W a distance of 26.99 feet; thence NI I'04'$3"W a distance of
25.44 feet; thence N00'27'01"W a distance of 20.44 feet; thence N22'40'11"E a distance
of 31.91 fce~; thence NI9~35'21"E a distance of 32.42 feet; thence N25°I0'26"E a
distance of 25.$$ feet; thence NI4'28'35"E a distance of 9.79 feet; thence N26'42'45"E a
distance of 14.03 feet; thence N49'25'35"E a distance of 33.67 feet to · point of
intersection with aforesaid North tract boundary of Development Tract-A, said point
being on the are of a circular curve, concave to the Southeast, hair~ '~
feet and bears N02~6'34"E from the center of the circle of said
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along said North tract boundary and the arc of said curve, through a central angle of
1 g°48'06" an arc distance of 32.82 feet to a point, said point bearing N16°21'32''W from
the center of the circle of said curve; thence leaving said North tract boundary and the arc
of said curve, run S46*43'IS"W a distance of 17.47 feet; thence S$3°13'08"W a distance
of 26.23 feet; thence S46°10'20''W a distance of 21.43 feet; thence S55°35'05''W a
distance of 14.26 feet to a point of intersection with the aforesaid North tract boundary of
Development Tract-A and the arc of aforesaid curve concave to the Southeast having a
radius of 100.00 feet, said point bears N63°01'05TM from the center of the circle of said
curve; thence Southerly along said North tract boundary and the arc of said curve through
a central angle of 24~29'45" an arc distance of 42.75 feet to the point of tangency; thence
continuing along said North tract boundary S02°29'I I"W a distance of 179.73 feet to the
point of curvature of a circular curve concave to the Northwest having a radius 60.19 feet;
thence Southerly along said North tract boundary and the arc of said curve through a
central angle of 111'38'54" an arc distance of 117.29 feet to the point oftangency; thence
continue along said North tract boundary N65051'55''W a distance of 1.33 feet to the
point o f curvature of a circular curve, concave to the Northeast having a radius of 1310.08
feet; thence Northwesterly along said North tract boundary and the arc of curve, through a
central angle of 05011'07'' an arc distance of 118.56 feet to a point, said point bears
S29°19'1 I"W from the center of the circle of said curve; thence leaving said North tract
line and the arc of said curve, run N$9.38'37"W a distance of 31.60 feet; thence
S82°41'$7"W a distance of 12.64 feet; thence S63056'15''W a distance of 12.19 feet;
thence S46°54'04''W a distance of 1 I.$8 feel; thence S29°07'43''W a distance of 11.32
feet; thence S04017'$0''E a distance of 17.62 feet; thence S12°14'50''E a distance of
12.22 feet; thence S05000'59''E a distance of 19.19 feel; thence S31'13'$$"E a distance
of 10.06 feet; thence S$4°58'16''E a distance of 20.26 feet; thence S71°41'0T'E a
distance of 19.05 feet; thence S60°09'25''E a distance of 18.70 feet; thence S41°40'03''E
a distance of 24.06 feet; thence S46051'40''E a distance of 34.51 feel; thence
S47°24'39"E a distance of 25.94 feet; thence S29~00'20''E a distance of 64.11 feet;
thence S19°50'40''E a distance 23.79 feet; thence S04°09'10"E a distance of 27.81 feet;
thence S04°49'30''E a distance of 30.02 feet; thence S00'19'39"W a distance of 50.55
feet; thence S08041'17"E a distance of 35.82 feet; thence S$4°43'23''E distance of 56.80
feet; thence S68027'39''E a distance of 22.20 feet; thence S71°41'07"E a distance of
38.09 feet; thence S72°56'15''E a distance of 57.15 feet; thence S$9'26'35"E a distance
of 47.41 feet; thence S24012'Ig''E a distance of 23.47 feet; thence S07'15'17"W a
distance of 26.20 feet; thence SS(Y'50'$6"W a distance of 21.61 feet; thence S62"02'3T'W
a distance of 43.04 feet; thence S56°46'06"W a distance of 21.31 feet; thence
S62o47'3T'W a distance of 30.28 feet; thence S34'25'08"W a distance of 34.$f~ feet;
thence S85°10'14TM a distance of 30.77 feet; thence Ng4'07'55"W a distance of 85.15
feet; thence NTg'43'58"W a distance of 43.01 feet; thence Ng$'33'28"W a distance of
26.47 feel to the Northerly Right of Way Line of Slate Road No. 951-B, said point being
on the arc of a circular curve concave to Northeast having a radius of 1860.08 feet and
bears S2(r'O0' 10"W from the center of the circle of said curve; thence Southeasterly along
said Northerly Right of Way line and the arc of said curve through a central angle of
05048'$3" an arc distance of 188.77 feet to the point of tangencT, thenc~
along said Northerly Right of Way Line a distance of 181.'/9 feet to
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Westerly Line of the Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way;, thence
continue S75°48'43"E along said Northerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B
a distance of 102.12 feet to the aforesaid Easterly Line of the Lee County Electric
Cooperative, Inc. Right of Way; thence continue S75'48'43"E along said Northerly Right
of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B a distance of 139.13 feet to the aforesaid Westerly
Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951 and the arc of said curve concave to the West
having a radius of 3887.79 feet, said point bears S76'19'40"E fi'om the center of the
circle of said curve; thence Northerly along said Westerly Right of Way Line and arc of
said curve, through a central angle of 09"38'27" for an are distance of 654.17 feet to the
Point of Beginning.
Containing 8.53 acres, more or less.
LESS AND EXCEPT from the above described parcel of land lying in aforesaid
Development Tract-A, that portion being more particularly described as follows:
Commence at thc intersection of the North tract boundary of said Development Tract-A
and the Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, said intersection being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence nm S02'29'39"W' along said Westerly
Right of Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along said Westerly Right of
Way Line N87°30'21"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radius of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along said
Westerly Right of Way Line and the are of said curve through a central angle of
01 °32'15" an are distance of 104.32 feet; thence leaving said Westerly Right of Way Line
and the arc of said curve nm N57~23'38"W a distance of 4.50 feet; thence NS~08'51"W
a distance of 17.89 feet; thence N63°33'I9"W a distance of 14.79 feet; thence
N61°23'03"W a distance of 15.70 feet; thence N61°51'42"W a distance of 17.44 feet;
thence N69°39'54"W' a distance of 16.12 feet; thence N82o25'$4"W a distance of 19.93
feet; thence N86°04'50"W a distance of 33A6 feet; thence N77"39'37"W a distance of
16.07 feet; thence N77'46'21"W a distance of 20.32 feet; thence Ng4°54'12"W a distance
of 22.80 feet; thence N85°41'44"W a dist~ce of 16.64 feet; thence NgT'I2'40"W a
distance of 2.04 feet to the Easterly Line of thai certain 100 foot wide Lee County
Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way and the POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel
of land hereinafter described; thence continue N87'12'40"W a distance of 22.88 feet;
thence S88°50'07'W a distance of 15.20 feet; thence S83°50'52"W a distance of 17.97
feet; thence S81°44'32"W' a distance of 13.16 feet; thence $8ff'35'05"W a distance of
15.91 feet; thence N74'09'04"W a distance of 15.80 feet to the West Line of aforesaid
Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way;, thence $02'29'3~ along said
West Right of Way Line a distance of 644.08 feet to the Northerly Right of Way Line of
State Road No. 951-B; thence along said Northerly Right of Way Line nm S75'48'43"E a
distance of 102.12 feet to the aforesaid Fatst Line of the Lee County Electric Cooperative
Inc., Right of Wax thence N02°29'39"E a distance of 668.22 feet to the Point of
Beginning. _
Containing 1.50 acres, more or less. AG~JDA,~
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Thus, the total acreage of the Isles of Capri Development Area - Parcel I is 7.03 acres,
more or less.
AREA 7. ISLES OF CAPRI DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 2
A parcel of land lying in aforesaid DEVELOPMENT TRACT-A, of the COLLIER
READ TRACT MAP, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in plat Book 8, Pages 46
and 47 of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being more particularly
described as follows:
Commence at thc intersection of the North tract boundary of said Development Tract-A
and the Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, said intersection being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence run S02'29'39"W along said Westerly
Right of Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along said Westerly Right of
Way Line N87°30'21"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radius of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along said
Westerly Right of Way Line and the arc of' said curve through a central angle of
12°39'07'' an arc distance of 858.49 feet to the Southerly Right of Way Line of State
Road No. 95 l-B, said point bears S74°51 '14"E from the center of the circle of said curve;
thence along said Southerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B, mn
N75°48 '43"W a distance of 220.17 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter
described parcel of land said point also being the Westerly Line of aforesaid Lee County
Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of' Way; thence continue along said Southerly Right of
Way Line of' State RoM No. 951B N75°45'43"W a distance of 202.49 feet to point of
curvature of a circular curve concave to the Northeast having a radius of 1960.08 feet;
thence Northwesterly along said Southerly Right of Way Line and the arc of said curve
through a central angle of 06°18'38" an arc distance of 215.89 feet to a point bearing
S20°29'55"W from the center of the circle of said curve; thence leaving said Southcmly
Right of Way Line and the arc of said curve mn S2ff'09'27"W a distance of 48.22 feet;
thence S75°lS'4g"E a distance of 137.08 feet; thence S74'13'46"E a distance of 71.04
feet; thence S75'25'05"E a distance of 131.88 feet; thence S67'15'17"E a distance of
75.62 feet; thence S63°17' 10"E a distance of 20.24 feet to the aforesaid Westerly Line of
Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Wax thence N02'29'3~ a distatw, e of
57.02 £cet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 0.41 acres, more or less.
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RESOLUTION NO. 97-
A RESOLUTION OF COLLIER COU1TrY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO
SECTION 1-4 (E), COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 96-6, GRA_NTING
FLORIDA WATER SERVICES CORPORAI'ION A GRANDFATHER
CERTIFICATE FOR THE PROVISION OF WASTEWATER SERVICE TO ITS
MARCO SHORES SERVICE AREA CONSISTENT WITH THE CERTIFICATE
PREVIOUSLY ISSUED BY THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 96-104 excluded Collier County from the provisions
of Chapter 367, Florida Statutes, thereby assuming ~n subject matter jurisdiction over
non-exempt water and wastewater utilitie~ operating in unincorporated areaz of Collier
County; and
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 established the Collier County Water and
Wastewater AuthoriW (AUTHORITY) and ~:~ecifi¢ power~ and dutiez; and
WttEREAS, Ordinance No. 96-6 requir~ that non-exempt water and was~ewater
utilities operating in unincorporated re'cas of Collier County must ~ply for Grandfather
Certificates from Collier County; and
WIIEREAS, Florida Water Services Corporation (U'IILI'I39 has submitted
documentation sufficient to serve as its application for a Grm~dfather Certificate for
provision of wastewater service to its Marco Shores service area; and
WHEREAS, on February 24, 1997, the AUTHORITY consider~ UTILITY'S
application and issued its Preliminary Order No. 97-1 recommending that the Boani of
County Commissioners of Collier County (BOARD) grant UTILH'Y a Certificate to
provide wastewater service to the Marco Shores service area, more p~rtieul~ly described
in Attachment "B"; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 96-6, only the BOARD may issue a
Franchise Certific~e to .ny utility operating in the m~:rcpomtrd ~'~ of the County.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLED by the Board of County
Commissioners of Collier County, Florida, that:
Pumumt to Section 1-4 CE), Ordinance 964, Certifie~ No. 08S is hereby
issued to UTILITY for the provision of 'w~stew~er service to the Msrco
Shores ~-rvice ar~ described in 'Attachment B". _
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3. Certific~ No. 08S stroll re'train in forc~ ~d ~'fect u~il ssslnnd~ c~mceled
or revok~ by Resolution of thc BOARD.
This Resolution ~ this,, d~y of
and majority vot~ fmtofing s~no.
ATTEST:
DWIGHT E. BROCI~ Clerk
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
by:.
Dc'put), Clerk
Timothy L. H~..ock, Clmirm~
Approved as to form
and legal sufficiency:
Thomas C. Palm~'
Assistant County Attorney
Attnchment "A'
(Duplicate Certificate 08S)
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COI~SSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER oas
Upon consideration of the record, it k hereby RESOLED that authority be and k
hereby granted to -.'""'~! "'"'
FLORIDA WATER SERVICT_~ CORPORATION (MARCO SHORF-_q)
Whose principal address
APOPICA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WASTEWA~ '. ~ service~in aeeordance with the
provisio~ of Collier County Ordinance No. 96-6, snFp~ Rnles ofthe Board,
Supplemental Rules of the Collier County'Wa'tet~ aind Wn~.~ater Authority and
Resolutions ofthk Commlssinn in the territory d~ I~tbe Resolution ofthls
Commission. - ....
This Certi/lcate shall remain in force and effect until ~mSl~nded, eancdled re'revoked
by Resolution of this Commlssion. ,
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RESOLUTION OF THE
COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF CO'lONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight F_.. Brock, Clerk
HAY 2
COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFICATE NUMBER oss
Upon consideration ofthe record, it is hereby RESOLVED that authority be and is
hereby granted to
FLORIDA WATER SERVI~ CORPORATION (MAR~ SHORES)
Whose principal address is
I000 COLOR PLACE
APOPKA, FLORIDA 32703
to provide WASTE~ATI~ serviee In accordance with the
provt~ions of ColDer Connty Ordlnance No. 966, Supplemental Rules offlte Board,
Supplemental Rules of the Cofllm' County Water and Wastewater Authority and
Resolutions ofthis Commhsion in the territory described by the Resolution of this
Commission.
This Certificate shun remain in for~ and effect until suspend~ cancelled or revoked
by Resolution of this Commission.
RESOLUTION
RF. SOLUTION
P,.KSOLUTION
~LUTION
DATED
DATED
DATED
DATED
BY RESOIAFrlON OF THE
COLLH~R COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST:
Dwight F.. Brock, Clerk
AGI2f.~A
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Attachment aB,'
(Marco Shores Wastewater Service Territory)
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Marco Shores Wastewater Service
Territory Description
All Areas are for Wastewater Service
AREA I. EXISTING MARCO SHORES MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AREA
That certain parcel of land lying in and being part of SECTIONS 26, 27 AND 28,
TOWNSHIP 51 SOUTH, Range 26 EAST, Collier County, Florida, and being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northeast comer of the Southeast one-quarter of said Section 28; run
thence S07044'34"E 356.87 fe~; thence $82'15'26'W 295.56 feet to the existing Easterly
Right-of-Way Line of State R0~ad 95 I; thence S89'17'19'E a distance of 95.84 feet to the
proposed expanded Easterly Right of Way line of State Road No. 951 and the POINT OF
BEGINNING of the parcel of land hereinafter descn'bed; thence $89'17'19"E 289.66
feet; thence N64°45'22-E 142.11 feet; thence N60'58'57"E 114.05 feet; thence
N67035'05"E '68.55 feet; th,.ace N77'22'IS"E 64.25 feet; thence N83'09'49"E 143.37
feet; thence N86°58'IS-E 106.46 feet; thence NS0'02'32"E 62.06 feet; thence
N75°21'11"E 220.97 feet; thence N55°11'02"E 303.28 feet; thence N46'39'41"E 127.88
feet ; thence
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feet; thence 310.03
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feet; thence
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feet; thence
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feet; thence
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feet; thence S74'58'24"E 81.0~ feet; thence N61*47'24"E 229.63 feet; fl~ence
N87056'41"E 114.11 feet; thence S55'11'31"E 212.12 feet; thence NSI*43'52"E 42.52
feet; thence S20'41'55"E 47.20 feet thence S56'38'44"E 262.01 feet; thence
S75°09'05"E 148.31 feet; thence SAi°08'09,,E 124.82 feet; thence S71°10,58,,E 213.00
feet; thence S59°52'22,,E 76.49 feet; thence S89'54'31"E 186.89 feet; thence
S27°09'13"E 41.73 feet; thence S71°I 0'58"E 40.00 feet; thence N87"06'5~ 65.19 feet;
thence N78°43,22,-E 131.00 feet; thence N68'49'23"E 109.49 feet; thence SIM°IT'48,-E
53.45 feet; thence N53*43'OS"E 38.48 feet; thence N24°45,16-,E 57.20 feet; thence
N69°I4'17"E 129.11 feet to a point which lies N88'44'06"W 172838 feet and
S01°15'54"W 1505.12 feet fzom the Northeast comer of afoms~d
S 1 I°59'55"E 562.93 feet; thence S79'48'17"W 435.12 feet; thence
N41'25'55"E 328.65 feet; thence N27'49'01"E 181.41 feet;
148.85 fee. J; thence N45*50'IS"E 254.29 feet; thence N59'38'47~
N69'50'53"E 85.16 feet; thence N77'42'37"E 195.82 feet; thence
264.00 feet; thence $86°55'56-E 146.77 feet; thence S83'20'09"E 66.91
NSI'25'07"E 73.10 feet; thence S85'15'57"E 123.04 feet; thence
118.09 feat; thence S89"12'28"E 180.18 feet; thence 873'25'40"E 86.66
S79"23'58"E 452.00 feet; thence S74'05'17"E 213.38 feet; thence
194.45 feet; thence S23°49,00-E a distance of 1.60 feet; thence
370.21 feen; thence N'75OlT,32-E 76.02 feet; thence N57'03'58"E 37.97
N69°27'II"E 121.75 feet; thence N78'44'39"E 256.53 feet; thence
221.01 feet; thence N85°44'20"E 322.82 feet; thence N64'27'01"E 646.89
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feet; thence SI0o00,41,,W 95.52 feet; thence S22o10,40,,W 100.84 feet; thence
S43°04'49"W 51.42 feet; thence S53~20,03,,W. 54.63 feet; thence S48o57,48,,W 42.61
feet; thence S72oi$,18,,W 100.41 feet; thence S85~2'02"W' 50.49 feet; thence
S77°23'52'' W 50.00 feet; thence S67'11'38'W 50.80 feet; thence S81o58,18,,W 50.16
feet; thence S75o06,26,-W 100.08 feet; thence N75'07,41,,W 56.36 feet; thence
S62°27'58"W 31.06 feet; thence N69o34,42,W 23.85 feet; thence S83o06,30,,W, 100.50
feet; thence S64o04,ST,W 127.37 feet; thence S54o09,59,,W 50.36 feet; thence
S71°12'47"W 50.80 feet; thence S47~30,48,,W 51.42 feet; thence S28~23,23,,W 59.36
feet; thence S41'28'21"W 32.89 feet; thence S09'57'54"W 60.44 feet; thence
S61°00'33"W 81.00 feet; thence N62o40,52,,W 90.14 feet; thence N81"45'22"W 62.80
feet; thence S73°41,22,,W 82.00 feet; thence S22'20'$7"W 25.61 feet; thence
$41°12'37"W' 53.14 feet; thence S74°30,1T,W 51.42 feet; thence $59°$1,48-W 50.01
feet; thence S37~15,35,,W 54.63 feet; thence S27~5'03"W 59.91 feet; thence
S53°36'08"W 100.84 feet; thence $36o18,24,,W 55.04 feet; thence S54°09,59,,W, 50.36
feet; thence S65'34'59"W 50.16 feet; thence S76°33,58,,W, 68.23 feet; thence
S74°45'47"W 152.07 feet; thence $50°43,35,,W 51.66 feet; thence S36°55,54-W 56.82
feet; thence S69o52,28,-W 50.16 feet; thence $43o29,5T,W 32.31 feet; thence
N45°22'26"W 56.65 feet; thence N61'08'06"W 57.79 feet; thence S8CP'25'08'%V 780.00
feet; thence S83o26,54,,W 880.00 feet; thence N74'I4'06'q,V 312.57 feet; thence
N09°44'28"E 478.09 feet; thence N l 0°I 0'02"W' 250.15 feet;
feet; thence. SS(Y'46'I6"W '~,'~ ,', .... thence N60o07,25-W, 73.30
o , , .,,.n.,.v.., zeet; thence S76°05,07,
S71 52 39 "6/274.00 feet; thence S66°4 ,n~ . ..'W 548.79 feet; thence
8 .,,'W 240.07 feet; thence S24'29'4T'E 97.38
feet; thence S09o43,41-E 251.56 feet; thence S25°12,32,,E 101.27 feet; thence
S00°28'35'"E 51.92 feet; thence SI 1'32'41'"'E 150.48 feet; thence $19'23'21"E 350.57
feet; thence S01°48,25,,E 80.91 feet; thence S29'06'28"W 79.59 feet; thence
S37°33'04"W' 104.69 feet; thence S31o59,32-W, 54.23 feet; thence $53'37'44"W 50.01
feet; thence S33°58,04-W. 53.49 feet; thence S58°46,43,-W 100.24 feet; thence
$54°46'28"W 50.00 feet; thence S69o53,03,q,V 103.58 feet; thence S84n,01 '24"W 57.31
feet; thence Ng6'II'39"W 53.99 feet; thence $81'34'21"'W 72.07 feet; Ira:ncc
N86°56'34"W 103.58 feet; thence N76'24'25"W 50.16 feet; thence N61'37'45"W 50.80
feet; thence N67'IS'33"W 351.12
N79o48,10,W feet; thence N88e31,56,,W
--.-,- teet; tlmace $10'27'42'W 53.49
et; thence S27'50'06"W 5009 e .....
fee-, -J~;~c,~ /q/b~'.,~8'lO,',~r 9t~l. ltt t'.~... ..~ '
........ mence S49qS'14"W lS. 0 fee
, x.~ tnOI-UI 4Z"W' 276 ge r---- .,. .....
N09°10'06"~ n,, ,., .... .v.. tcnn; ua:ace
· .- ,-~ t.u,~ ~eet; thence N3'""' ........
_ o a.~ V't 1~.5.20 - ~ ~ ~a~ ~ ~W 41..,~'~
feet; , otb-no -~:~-W 21.67 ' ---"'
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N82°51'12"W 200.89 feet; thence Ng7"32'25"W' 168.11 feet to aforesaid proposed
expanded Easterly Right-of-Way Line of State Road 95 I; thence N02'29'39"E along said
proposed expanded Easterly Right-of-Way Line 122.92 feet to the Point of Beginning.
AREA 2. MARCO ISLAND AIRPORT
That certain parcel of land lying in and b~ng parl of SECTIONS 26 AND 35,
TOWNSHIP 51 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, Collier County, Florida and being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northeast comer of said Section 26, thence run NgS"44'06"W along the
North line thereof, a distance of 1569.50 feet; thence leaving said North section line, mn
S 12°00'00-E a distance of 1230.00 fe.~'t to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel of
land hereinafter described; thence N78o00,00,,E a distance of 150.00 feet; thence
SI2°00'00"E a distance of 70.00 feet; thence S46°01'10,,E a distance of 241.30 feet;
thence S 12000'00"E a distance of 5250.00 feet; thence 841 o28,16,,W a distance of 168.00
feet; thence S78o00,00,,W a distance of 300.00 feet; thence N12o00,00-W a d/stance of
250.00 feet; thence S78'00'00"W a distance of 175.00 feet; thence NI2°00,00,,W a
distance of 350.00 feet; thence N56OlI,55,E a distance of 188.48 feet; thence
N I2°00'00"W a d/stance of 3560.00 feet; thence S78'00'00"W a distance of 350.00 feet;
thence N12o00,00,-W a distance of 1170.00 feet; thence N77'59'56"E a d/stance of
350.00 feet; thence NI2°00,00-W a distance of 220.00 feet; thence N78o00,05,,E a
d/stance of 150.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
AREA 3. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCIiL 1
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR, ~_cc~ing to the plat thereo~ as recorded in Plat Book 10, Pages 1
through 32, inclusive of tl~ Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being mom
particularly described as follow,t:
Commence at the Northwest corner of Secgon 21 Townsh/p $1 South, Range 26 East
Collier. County, Florida, said corner also being on the Northerly Plat Boundary of
aforcsa, d Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four. as shown o :
S89°15'12"E along thc North line ofsaid Seeti,._ ,,, .... .n s~_d plat; thence run
,,- .~ ~no sam .Northerly Plat Boundary a
distance of 1728.86 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter descn'bed
parcel of land; thence leaving said line mn S49"36'28"W a d/stance of 37.27 feet; thence
S35°50'33"W a distance of 48.14 feet; thence S13o'25,38,,W a distance of 46.42 feet;
thence S40"30'32"E a d/stance of 65.84 feet; thence S80o57,56,,E a distance of 29.70
feet; thence S61'03'56"E a distance of 56.84 feet; thence 886o39,41,,E a distance of
32.99 feet; thence S54"'25'43"E a distance of 14.54 feet; thence S85'00'07"E a distance
of 87.60 feet; thence N83o03,20-E a distance of 84.90 feet; thenc~ S86"07'07"E a
distance of 62.04 feet; N60"25'I0"E a distance of 33.98 feet; thence
d/stance of 65.99 feet; thence S82o14,36,,E a distanc~ of 54.02 feet; then
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a d/stance of 48.24 feet; thence S(X)O26,31,,W a distance of 165.55 feet; thence
S07°53'30"W a distance of 90.46 feet; thence 805"38'47"W a distance of 86.74 feet;
thence S61~26,16,,W a distance of 163.08 feet; thence S44'46'40"W a distance of 75.09
feet; thence $15o55,59,,W a distance of 99.92 feet; thence S77°52,27-,W a distance of
61.29 feet; thence N61'41 '53"W a distance of 99.75 feet; thence N49o38,27,,W a distance
of 109.57 feet; thence N51o03,56,,W a distance of 140.40 feet; thence $87"41'06"W' a
distance of 70.76 feet; thence S28o31 '49"W a distance of 44.05 feet; thence $03°03,23,,W
a distance of 127.35 feet; thence S76'53'16'W a distance of 26.09 feet; thence
N50°54'04"W a distance of 102.65 feet; thence N17'06'I8"W a distance of 28.75 feet;
thence S82o29,19,,W a distance of 81.80 feet; thence $57'(X)'02"W a distance of 56.71
feet; thence S57~42,11"W' a distance of 38.76 feet; thence S21o59,33,,W a distance of
43.50 feet; thence S13Ol 1'32"'E a distance of 41.69 feet; thence $29o06,09,,W a distance
of 62.36 feet; thence S02°56,44,,W a distance of 48.08 feet; thence $32o31,55,,E a
distance of 65.41 feet; thence $57"21'24"E a distance of 95.58 feet; thence $81o29,50,,E
a distance of 92.95 feet; thence $87°52,34-E a distance of 75.54 feet; thence
NS0°33'26"E a distance of 44.92 feet; thence N46o55,08,,E a distance of 33.00 feet;
thence S72o26,50,,E a distance of 98.77 feet; thence $53o48,03-E a distance of 82.08
feet; thence $31o18,40,,E a distance of 78.55 feet; thence $08°14,15-W a distance of
55.74 feet; thence S03o08,38,,W a d/stance of 58.83 feet; thence 815o48,08,E a distance
of 66.84 feet; thence S48o23,37,,E a distance of 82.70 feet; thence N87o59,3i,E a
distance of 120.75 feet; thence N73o07,05,,E a distance of 82.16 feet; thence
N64°Ig'38"E a d/stance of 132.15 feet; thence NSlOlS,58-E a distance of 116.08 feet;
thence S79o38,44,,E a distance of 93.19 feet; thence S63°17,25,,E a distance of 107.03
feet; thence S55o22,05,,E a distance of 127.27 feet; thence $40o34,24,,E a distance of
114.00 feet; thence S20o13,52,,E a distance of 62.48 feet; thence S03°47,54,,E a d/stance
of 91.26 feet; thence S17o06,40,,W a d/stance of 109.57 feet; thence 800o39,43,,W a
distance of 185.76 feet; thence S02o01,58,,E a distance of 65.53 feet; thence
S03°22'54"W a distance of 116.09 feet; thence S22°09,30,,E a distance of 93.46 feet;
thence S 14o'49,51 "E a distance of 346.19 feet; thence S6Cr'51 '33"W' a distance of 422.36
feet; thence S51oi5,2T,W a distance of 80.46 feet; thence N22"59'32"W a distance of
95.32 feet; thence N38o07,09,,W a distance of 108.54 feet; thence N56~25,35,,W a
d/stance of 168.05 feet; thence NS0o08,17,W a distance of 63.25 feet; thence
S05°16'54"W a distance of 61.79 feet; thence 803o30,35,E a distance of 71.57 feet;
thence S15o23,16,,W a distance of 144.04 feet; thence $01°40,43,,W, a distance of 83.78
feet; thence S10o05,45,,E a distance of 114.91 feet; thence S02'~17,49,,E a distance of
79.59 feet; thence S50o22,42,,W a distance of 314.06 feet; thence S45°56,37,,E a distance
of 101.79 feet; thence N47°Ig,00,,E a distance of 197.42 feet; thence N44o30,16,E a
d/stance of 114.38 feet; thence S22o34,11,E a distance of 165.34 feet; thence
S29°01 '36'E a distance of I01.27 feet; thence $43°43,36,,.E a distance of 137.42 feet;
thence S50o31 '54"E a distance of 122.51 feet; thence S25~23,5a.,,E a distance of 63.73
feet; thence S0Io31 '02"'E a distance of 130.63 feet; thence $14o59,33,,W a distance of
127.76 feet; thence $22o53,46,,E a distance of 59.05 feet; thence S80°17,33,,E a distance
of 140.84 feet; thence S89'58'36"E a distance of 125.76 feet; then¢ .~stl..~9.04..E a
d/stance of 163.82 feet; thence N74°i3,30,,E a distance of 14~
N73°58'47"E a distance of 168.25 feet; thence N64'I3'I2"E a distm
e of 1~14.$~~
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thence N54°07'I6"E a distance of 169.10 feet; thence N32°02'38"E a di~.ance of 130.37
feet; thence NIS°42'29"E a distance of 44.02 feet; thence NI2°29'21"W a distance of
222.64 feet; thence NII°Ig'51"W a distance of 206.47 feet; thence N79°59'I3"W a
distance of 52.12 feet; thence N42°39'56"W a distance of 58.90 feet; thence
N03047'28"W a distance of 32.30 feet; thence N05°49'24"E a distance of 41.67 feet;
thence N30°07'50"E a distance of 50.89 feet; thence N76"37'23"E a distance of 69.14
feet; thence S89°35'51"E a distance of 65.14 feet; thence $85°42'54"t! a distance of
197.79 feet; thence $$0'30'57"E a distance of !14.27 feet; thence N77"00'50"E a
distance of 82.70 feet; thence N70°05'22"E a distance of 84.87 feet; thence NSI°05'23"E
a distance of 82.46 feet; thence N21°24'52"E a distance of 136.15 feet; thence
N01°47'25"E a distance of 71.02 feet; thence N06*I0'44"E a distance of 67.08 feet;
thence S86°54'40"E a distance of 1783.70 feet to an intersection with the Westerly line of
the Lee County Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Way as shown on aforesaid plat of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four; thence N02°29'39"E along raid Westerly Right of Way
line a distance of 2513.96 feet to an intersection with the Southerly Line of aforesaid Lee
County Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Way as shown on aforesaid plat of Marco
Beach Unit Twenty-Four; thence NSIP58' 10"W along ~aid Southerly Right of Way line a
distance of 766.20 feet; thence leaving said Southerly Right of Way Line N74°41 '38"W a
distance of 49.68 feet; thence N74'08'I0"W a distance of 71.36 feet; thence
NS0°I9'50"W a distance of 95.00 feet; thence NS0"32'I0"W' a distance of 77.65 feet;
thence N81"26'I I"W a distance of 67.02 feet; thence N89"04'00"W a distance of 74.23
feet; thence S89°15'27"W a distance of 103.25 feet; thence S87"30'47"W a distance of
89.06 feet; thence N89"54'22"W a distance of 93.70 feet; thence $86'52'16"W a distance
of 85.93 feet; thence N88°59'57"W a distance of 107.99 feet4 thence NSIP'I2'52"%V a
distance of 113.17 feet; thence N89°36'01"W a distance of 126.65 feet; thence
N08°34'58"W a distance of 36.32 feel to afonamid North Line of Section 21 and
Northerly Plat Boundary of Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, said point bears
N89°45'02"W a distance of 1150.39 feet from the Northeast comer of said t, ection 21;
thence N89°45'02"W along said Line a distance of 1468.75 feet to the North % cemer of
aforesaid Section 21; theaw, e N89°I5'I2"W along the North Line of said Section 21 and
Northerly Plat Boundary of Maria} Beas:h Unit Twenty-Four · distance of 892.14 feet to
the Point of Beginning.
Containing 259.35 acr~ more or less.
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AREA 4. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 2
That certain parcel of land lying in and being part of aforesaid MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR~ and being mom particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of Section 22, Township 51 South, Rinse 26 East,
Collier County, Florida, said comer also being on aforesaid Northerly Plat boundary of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, thence mn S81F58'10"E along said line a distance of
$72.38 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the hereinafter described parcel of land;
thence continue S88'58'10"E a distance of 250.08 feet to its inter~eclion with the
Westerly Right of Line of State Road No. 951 as shown on said plat; thence mn
S02°29'39"W along said Westerly Right of Way Line of S.R. No. 951 a distance of
2(512.57 feet; thence leaving said Right of Way Line mn N88*21'06"W a distance of
250.03 feet to the Easterly Line of the aforesaid Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Right of Way as shown on said plat; thence N02*29'39"E along said Easterly Right of
Way Line a distance of 2609.87 feet to Point of Beginning.
Containing 14.99 acres, more or less.
AREA 5. MARCO BEACH UNIT 24 DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 3
That certain parcel of land, lying in and being part of aforesaid MARCO BEACH UNIT
TWENTY-FOUR, and being more particularly d~'ribed as follows:
Commence at the Northwest comer of aforesaid Section 21, Township 51 South, Range
26 East, Collier County, Florida, said comer also being on the Northerly Plat Boundary of
Marco Beach Unit Twenty-Four, as shown on said plat; thence mn S89'15'12"E along
the North line of said Section 21 and said Northerly Plat Bomxlary a distance of 1728.86
feet; thence leaving said line mn S49'36'25"W · distan~ of 39.96 feet; thence
S35°50'33"W a distance of 48.14 feet; thence S13'23'3rW a distance of 46.42 feet;
thence S40~30'32"E a distance of 65.84 feet; thence $80'57'~5"E a distance of 29.70
feet; thence S61~03'56"E · dimace of 56.84 feet; thence S86'39'41"E a distam~ of
32.99 feet; thence S54'25'43"E · distance of 14.54 feet; thence $85'00'07"E · distance
of 87.60 feet; thence N83'03'20"E · distance of 84.90 feet; thence 886~7'07"E ·
distance of 62.04 feet; N60~'I0"E a di~,mce of 33.98 feet; th°ace N74'52'IS"E
distance of 65.99 fee~; thence S82'14'36"E · distance of 54.02 feet; thence 850'05'53"E
a distance of 48.24 feet; thence S0ff'26'31'~ a di~nce of 165.$5 feet; thence
S07~53'30"W · distance of 90.46 feet; thence 805~'38'47"W ·dimace of 86.74 feet;
thence S61'26'16"W · distance of 163.08 fee~; then~ 844°46'40"W · di~n~ of 75.09
feet; thence S15'55'59'qN' · di~r,e of 99.92 feet; then~ ST'P52'27"W a distance of
61.29 feet; thence N61°41'53'%V a dia~'w,e of 99.75 feet; thence N49*38'27"W · dimace
of 109.57 feet; thence NSI'03'56"W a diatance of 140.40 fee~ thence 887'41'06"W ·
distance of 70.76 feet; thence 828'3 l'49'q,V a dima~e of 44.05 feet; Ih°ncc
a distance of 127.35 feet; thence S76'53'16"W
N50~54'04"W · di~ of 102.65 f~'~; thence
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thence S82029' 19"W a distance of 81.80 feet; thence S57"00'02"W · dimace 56.70 feet;
thence S57°42'11'W · distm'~ of 38.76 feet; thence S21'59'33"W · distance of 43.50
fcct; thence S13°! 1'32"E · distance of 41.69 feet; thence S29'06'09"W · distance of
62.36 feet; thence S02'56'44"W · di~7.e of 48.08 feet; thence S32°31'$5"E · dista~
of 65.41 feet; thence S57'21'24'E · dist~ce of 95.58 feet; thence S81°29'50"E a
distance of 92.95 feet; thence S87°52'34"E · dis~nce of 75.54 feet; thence NS0'33'26"E
a distance of 44.92 feet; thence N46°55'08"E · di~xr,~ of 33.00 feet; thence
S72°26'50"E a distance of 98.77 feet; thence S53'48'03"E ,~ dis~ce of 82.08' feet;
thence S31°18'40"E · di~nce of 78.55 feet; thence S08'14'15"W · di~ of 55.74
feet; thence S03008'38"W · distance of 58.83 feet; thence S15'48'08"E · distance of
66.84 feet; thence $48'23'37"E · dist~ce of 82.70 feet; thence N87'59'31"E · distance
of 120.75 feet; thence N73"O7'05"E · distance of 82.16 feet; thence N64°IS'38"E a
distance of 132.15 feet; thence NSIOlS'58"E · distance of 116.08 feet; thence
$79°38'44"£ a distance of 93.19 feet; thence S63017'25"E a distance of 107.03 feet;
thence S55°22'05"E · distance of 127.27 feet; thence S40034'24"E · distance of 114.00
feet; thence S20°13'52"E · distance of 62.48 feet; thence S03°47'54"E · distance of
91.26 feet; thence S1T'06'~ a distance of 109.57 feet; thence S00°39'43"W a
distance of 185.76 feet; thence S02°01'58"E · di~mce of 65.53 feet; thence
S03°22'54"W a distance 116.09 feet; thence S22'09'30'E · di~ance of 93.46 feet; thence
S14°49'51"E a distance of 346.19 feet; thence S60"51'33"W · distance of 422.36 feet;
thence S5 I°I 5'27"W a distance of 80.46 feet; thence N22'59'32"W · distance of 95.32
feet; thence N38'07'09"W · distance of 108.54 feet; thence N56'25'35"W · distance of
168.05 feet; thence NS0')08'I7"W a distance of 63.25 feet; thence S05°16'54"W a
distance o f 61.79 feet; thence S02°30'35"E a distance of 71.57 feet; thence S 15'23' 16"W
a distance of 144.04 feet; thence S01°40'43"W · distance of 83.78 feet; thence
SI0°05'45"E a distance of 114.91 feet; thence S02°17'49"E · distance of 79.59 feet;
thence S50°22'42"W a distance of 314.06 feet; thence S54°49'19"W · dist·nce of 37.65
feet; thence S44°08'50"W · distance of 53.84 feet; thence S34'27'01"W · distance of
39.89 feet; thence S32'44'38"W a distance of 50.86 feet; thence S22°I 1 '06"W · distance
of 47.24 feet; thence S23'20'40"W · distance of 43.45 feet; thence S33'05'13"W a
distance of 41.76 feet; thence S37'40'20"W · distance of 31.00 feet; thence S55'25'44"W
a distance of 60.09 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel of land hereinafter
described; thence $80'50'09"W · distance of 31.68 feet; thence S83'27'16'W · distance
of 73.62 feet; thence S81°33'18"W a di~mce of 68.34 feet; thence S79'48'05"W a
distance of 68.71 feet; thence S73'26'14"W · dimnce of 56.08 feet; thence S58"50'45"W
a distance of 70.95 feet; thence S37'46'23"W · di~ of 70.27 feet; thence
S17°42'35"W · dimnce of 60.65 feet; thence S07'24'36"E a distance of 63.55 feet;
thence S27'15'44"E · di~nce of 63.76 feet; thence S43'25'27"E · dimnce of 64.58
feet; thence S75'30'44"E ~ dimmce of 81.41 feet; thence N79'II'34"E · di~ce of
88.77 feet; thence NTI'05'31"E ~ distance of 76.93 feet; thence N52~51'55"E · distance
of 72.16 feet; thence N38'I5'30"E · distamm of 71.02 feet; thence lq28'47'21"E a
distance of 57.10 feet; thereto NIS'I6'22"E · di~nce of 77.62 feet; thence Ni2'22'19~
a distance of 83.59 feet; ~ N25"23'07"W · di~.,~ of 59.51 feet; thence
S80"50'09"W a ~ of 48.08 feet to th~ Point of Begirming. ~d
Containing 3.22 ~ mom or ie~.
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AREA 6. ISLES OF CAPRI DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 1
A parcel of land lying in DEVELOPMEWF TRACT-A of COLLIER-READ TRACT
MAP, according to the plat thereof, a~ recorded in Plat Book 8, Pages 46 and 47 of the
Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being mor~ particularly described az
follows:
Commence at thc int~ion of the North tract boundary of ~aid Development Tract-A
and thc Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, ~aid inter~-'lion being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence nm S02'29'39"W along said Westerly
Right of Way Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along ~id Westerly Right
of Way Line N87°30'21"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radiu~ of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along ~aid
Westerly Right of Way Line and the arc of ~aid curve through a central angle of
01°32'15.' an arc distance of 104.32 feet to the POllq'r OF BEGINNING of the
hereinafter described parcel of land; thence leaving ~,aid Westerly Right of Way Line and
the arc of said curve run NS'F23'35"W a distance of 4.50 feet; thence N57'08'51"W a
distance of 17.89 feet; thence N63'33'I9"W a diatance of 14.79 feet; thence
N61°23'0Y'W a distance of 15.70 feel; thence N61*51'42"W a distance of 17.44 feet;
thence N69°39'54"W a digance of 16.12 feet; thence N$2*25'54"W a di~ce of 19.93
feet; thence N86°04'50"W a distance of 33.46 feet; thence N77'B9'37"W a distance of
16.07 feet; thence NT'F46'21"W a dirtance of 20.32 feet; thence N84°54'12"W a distance
of 22.80 feet; thence N85°41'44"W a distance of 16.64 feet; thence N87"I2'40"W a
distance of 2.04 feet to the Easterly Line of that certain 100 foot wide, Lee County
Electric Cooperative Inc., Right of Wa~ thence continue N$7'I2'40"W a dia~ance of
22.88 feet; thence S88'50'07"W a distance of 1520 feet; thence $$:3°50'52"W a distance
of 17.97 feet; thence S81~44'32"W a distance of 13.16 feet; thence $gg'35'05"W a
distance of 15.91 feet; thence N74°09'04"W a distance of 15.80 feet lo the Westerly Line
of the aforesaid I00 foot wide, Lee County £1ectd¢ Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way,
thence, continue N74°09'04"W a distance of 7.40 feel; thence N79*25'25"W a digance of
18.09 feet; thence N64'5 I'02"W a digance of 17.58 feet; thence N60'22':31"W a distance
of 12.74 feet; thence NS0'I3'36"W a di~ance of 16.47 feet; thence N43'$7'28"W a
distance of 24.09 feet; thence N42'IS'28"W a dimxw~ of 16.78 feet;, thence
N25°38'2T'W a distance of 16.96 feet; thence N38'04'56"W a diatance of 11.40 feet;
thence N31°34'39"W a di~ance of 28.66 feet; thence N27'$:3':36"W a dimnce of :31.02
feet; thence N24°47'4:3"W a di~ance of 26.99 feet; thence N11'04'$:3"W a distance of
25.44 feet; thence N00~27'01~ a diatance of 20.44 feet; thence N22'40'11"E a ~
of 31.91 feet; thence N19~38'21"E a distance of :32.42 feet; thence N25*I0'26"E a
distance of 25.88 feet; thence NI4'28'35"E a distance of 9.79 feet; thence N26*42'4Y"'E a
distance of 14.0:3 feet; thence N49~25'35"E a dimnce of :3:3.67 feet to a point of
intersection with afore~d North ~ boundary of Dm~lol:nnent Tract-A, ~id point
being on the arc of a circular curv~ concave to the Soothea~ having a
feet and bears N02'26'34"E from the center of the circle of said
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Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Shores Wast~vater Service Territory
along said North tract boundary and the arc of said curve, through a central angle of
l 8'48'06" an arc distance of 32.$2 feel to a point, said point bearing N16*21'32"W from
the center of the circle of said curve; thence leaving said North tract boundary and the are
of said curve, run S46'43'15"W a distance of 17.47 feel; thence S53°13'05"W a distance
of 26.23 feet; thence S46°I0'20"W a distance of 21.43 feet; thence S55'35'05"W a
distance of 14.26 feet to a point of intersection with the aforesaid North tract boundary of
Development Tract-A and the arc of aforesaid eur~e concave to the Southeast having a
radius of 100.00 feet, said point bears N63*01'05"W from the center of the circle of said
curve; thence Southerly along said North h-act boundary and the arc of said curve through
a central angle of 24*29'45" an arc distance of 42.75 feet to the point of tangenc~, thence
continuing along said North tract boundary S02'29'I I"W a distance of 179.73 feet to the
point of curvature of a circular curve concave to the Northwest having a radius 60.19 feet;
thence Southerly along said North tract boundary and the are of said curve through a
central angle of I l 1'38'54" an arc distance of 117.29 feet to the point of tangency;, thence
continue along said North tract boundary N65'SI'55"W a distance of 1.33 feet to the
point of curvature ora circular curve, concave to the Northeast having a radius of 1310.08
feet; thence Northwesterly along said North tract boundary and the arc ofcurve, through a
central angle of 05'I I'07" an arc distance of 118.56 feet to a point, said point bears
S29°19'1 l"W from the center of the circle of said curve; thence leaving said North tract
line and the arc of said curve, run N89°35'3T'W a distance of 31.60 feet; thence
S82°41 '$7"W a distance of 12.64 feet; thence S63'56'15"W a distance of 12.19 feet;
thence S46'54'04"W a distance of I 1.88 feel; thence S29'07'43"W a distance of I 1.32
feet; thence S04°17'50"E a distance of 17.62 feet; thence S12'14'50"E a distance of
12.22 feet; thence S05~)0'59"E a distance of 19.19 feet; thence S31'13'55"E a distance
of 10.06 feet; thence S54°58'16"E a distance of 20.26 feet; thence S71'41'07"E a
distance of 19.05 feet; thence S60°09'25"E a distance of 18.70 feet; thence S41'40'03"E
a distance of 24.06 feet; thence S46°51'40"E a distance of 34.51 feet; thence
S47°24'39"E a distance of 25.94 feet; thence S29"00'20"E a distance of 64.11 feet;
thence S19°50'40"E a distance 23.79 feet; thence S04°09'10"E a distance of 27.81 feet;
thence S04°49'30"E a distance of 30.02 feet; thence S00'19'39"W a distance of 50.55
feet; thence S08°41'17"E a distance of 35.82 feet; thence S54'43'23"E distance of 56.80
feet; thence S68.27'39"E a distance of 22.20 feet; thence S71'41'07"E a distance of
38.09 feet; thence S72°56'15"E a distance of 57.15 feet; thence S59'26'35"E a distance
of 47.41 feet; thence S24°12'18"'E a distance of 23.47 feet; thence S07°15'17"W a
distance of 26.20 feet; thence S50~50'56"W a distance of 21.61 feet; thence S62°02'37"W
a distance of 43.04 feet; thence S56°46'06"W a distance of 21.31 feet; thence
S62°47'37"W a distance of 30.28 feet; thence S34'28'08'"W a distance of 34.58 feet;
thence S85°10'14"W a distance of 30.77 feet; thence Ng4*OT'55"W a distance of $5.18
feet; thence N78°43'58"W a distance of 43.01 feet; thence N$5*33'28"W a distance of
26.47 feet to the Northerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B, said point being
on the arc of a circular curve concave to Northeast having a radius of 1860.08 feet and
bears S20°00' 10"W from the center of the circle of said curve; thence Southeasterly along
said Northerly Right of Way line and the arc of said curve through a central angle of
05°48'53" an arc distance of 188.77 feet to the point of tansenc)e,
along said Northerly Right of Way Line a distance of 181.79 feet
Page lOofll
Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Shores Wastewater Service Ten'itory
Westerly Line of the Lee County Electric Cooperntive, Inc., Right of Way;, thence
continue S75°48'43"E along said Northerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B
a distance of 102.12 feet to the aforesaid Easan4y Line of the Lee County Electric
Cooperative, Inc. Right of Wa~ thence continue S75'48'43"E along said Northerly Right
of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B a distance of 139.13 feet to the aforesaid Westerly
Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951 and the arc of said curve concave to the West
having a radius of 3887.79 feet, said point bears S76°19'40"E fn~rn the center of the
circle of said curve; thence Northerly along said Westerly Right of Way Line and nrc of
said curve, through a central angle of 09'38'27" for an arc distance of 654.17 feet to the
Point of Beginning.
Containing 8.53 acres, rnor~ or lin.
LESS AND EXCEPT from the above described parcel of land lying in aforesaid
Development Tract-A, that portion being more particularly described as follows:
Commence at the intersection of the North tract boundary of said Development Tract-A
and the Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, ~afid interaection being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence nm S02"29'39"W along said We~'terly
Right of Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along ~aid Westerly Right of
Way Line N87"30'21"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radius of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along raid
Westerly Right of Way Line and the are of raid curve through a central angle of
01032' 15" an arc distmge of 104.32 feet; thence leaving raid Westerly Right of Way Line
and the arc of said curve run N57°23'38"W a distance of 4.$0 feet; thence N57°08'51"W
a distance of 17.89 feet; thence N63033'I9"W a distance of 14.79 feet; thence
N61°23'0Y'W a distance of 15.70 feet; thence N61"$1'42"W · dig·nee of 17.44 feet;
thence N69°39'54"W a distance of 16.12 feet; thence N82"25'54"W · distance of 19.93
feet; thence N86°04'50"W · distance of 33.46 feet; thence N77*39'37"W · dial·nee of
16.07 feet; thence N77046'21"W · distance of 20.32 feet; thence N84°$4'I2"W · distance
of 22.80 feet; thence NgS°41'44"W · distance of 16.64 feet;
distance of 2.04 feet to the Easterly Line of that certain 100 foot wide Lee County
Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way and the POllq'r OF BEGINNING of the parcel
of land hereinafter described; thence continue Ng'PI2'40"W a di~mga: of 22.88 feet;
thence S88°50'0T'W a distance of 15.20 feet; thereto S83':50'52"W a dig·mm of 17.97
feet; thence S81°44'32"W · di~mce of 13.16 feet; them~ Sgg~:5'0Y'W ~ distaxw, e of
15.91 feet; thence N74°09'04"W · distance of 1:5.80 feet to th~ Wear Line of atbreraid
Lee County Electric Cooperative., Inc., Right of Way; thlm~ 802'29'39"W along raid
West Right of Way Line · distance of 64.4.08 feet to the Nortlm'ty Right of Way Line of
State Road No. 95 I-B; thence along tatid Northerly Right of Way Line nm S7:5°48'43"E ·
distance of 102.12 feet to the aforesaid East Line ofthe Le~ County Eleetrie Cooperative
Inc., Right of Wa~ thence N02'29'39"E · distnnce of 668.22 feet to the Point of
Beginning. -
Containing 1.50 acre~, mot~ or less.
NM 2 0 ~37 -
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Florida Water Services Corporation
Marco Shores Waslewater Service Territory
Thus, the total acreage of the lalcs of Capri Development Area - Parcel I is 7.03 acres,
more or less.
AREA 7. ISLES OF CAPRI DEVELOPMENT AREA - PARCEL 2
A parcel of land lying in aforesaid D~v'ELOPMENT TRACT-A, of the COLLIER
READ TRACT MAP, according to the plat thereof, as tec, otded in plat Book 8, Pages 46
and 47 of the Public Records of Collier County, Florida, and being more pm'ticularly
described as follows:
Commence at the intersection of the North Ixact boundary of said Development Tract-A
and the Westerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951, said intersection being
shown on aforesaid plat as Point Number 5, thence ran S02~29'39~ along said Westerly
Right of Line a distance of 268.09 feet; thence continue along said Westerly Right of
Way Line N87030'21"W a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of curvature of a circular
curve concave to the West having a radius of 3887.79 feet; thence Southerly along said
Wcsterly Right of Way Line and the arc of said curve through a central angle of
12°39'07" an arc distance of 858.49 feet to the Southerly Right of Way Line of State
Road No. 951 -B, said point bears S74'5 I'14"E from the center ofthe circle of said curve;
thence along said Southerly Right of Way Line of State Road No. 951-B, nm
N75°48'43"W a distance of 220.17 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING ofthe hereinafter
described parcel of land said point al~o being the We~efly Line ofaf~d Lee County
Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way, thence continue ·long ~aid Southerly Right of
Way Line of State Road No. 951B N75*48'43"W · dig~7,e of 202.49 feet to point of
curvature of a circular curve concave to the Notlhe~ having · radius of 1960.08 feet;
thence Northwesterly along said Southerly Right of Way Line and the ~rc of ~aid curve
through a central angle of 06'18'38" an ·re dimm:e of 215.89 feet to · point bearing
S20"29'55"W from the center of the circle of ~id curve; thence leaving ~fid Southemly
Right of Way Line and the arc of raid curve nm S20n09'27"W · di~tanc, e of 48.22 feet;
thence S75°15'48"E a distance of 137.08 feet; thence S74'13'46'~ · di~mce of 71.04
feet; thence S75'25'05'E · distance of 131.88 feet; thence S67'18'17"E · distance of
75.62 feet; thence S63°17'I0"E · dimmce of 20.24 feet to the d'ore~d Westerly Line of
Lee County Electric Cooperative, Inc., Right of Way; thence N02*29'39"E · distance of
57.02 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 0.41 acres, more or le~.
AC'd3~
HAY 2 O ;237 -
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MISCI~I,ANEOUS CORIU~YONDI~CE
MAY 20, 1997
Certificate of ~ NEED MOTION ~ fl~ ~ ~ ~i~ ~
of Correction to the ~x ~ ~~ by th~ Pmpmy AMni~F~ Offi~.
RECO~ APPROVAL
2. lViI SCELLANEOUS IT~ TO Frl.I::- FOR RECORD WrTH ACTION AS DIRF~:
Port ofthe Islands ~ Imptov~ ~ - meefi~ notice for May 15
1997.
4. Minute~:
Ao
Pelican Bay MSTBU Adviso~ ~ - Mat~ $, 1997 nnd a~ndn for Ap61
2, 1997 and AixO 9, 1997. Refetml~o BCC.
Immokalee Be~fif~ion M.S.T.U. Advisory ~mltt~e - March 19, 1997 and
for Ap61 16, I 997. Refm~ to BCC.
Collier County Health De~ Advisory Board - March 24, 1997 and agenda
for April 28, 1997. Referred to BCC.
Eo
Fo
HAY 20
RECOHMEND THAT THE COLLZE~ ~ C~MIBSX0~ ENDORSE TH~ ~NXTED
STATES DEP~~ OF ~X~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~
~ ~ F~~ ~ ~TXPX~TX~ ~T ~.
~ ~a~ ~he Collier Co~=y C~esion endorse =he United
States Department of Justice F~eral ~i~le Sharing Agree~nt
and the Federal ~ual Ce~ifica~ion Re~r= fo~.
~ ~e Collier C~n=7 Sheri~f's Office par=icipates
in joint investiga=ions in which ~he Sherif~'. O~ice wi~h~easu~
law investiga~ive agencies enforce ~eral cri~l laws. ~cal
law enforce~nt agencies that directly or indi~ctly participate in
an investigation or prose~tion t~t ~lt i~ a f~eral forfeiture
by a Treasu~ agen~ ~y r~est ~ ~it~le S~re of the net
proceeds of the forfeiture. ~e Sheriff's Office ~ri~ically
re~ests e~it~le sharing fr~ the ~set Forfeiture ~d Money
Laundering Section of the ~~nt of Justice. ~rsu~t to
E~itable Sharing of F~erally Forfeit~ Pr~y for State ~d
Local Law Enforce~nt Agencies ~idel~es, the ~~nt of
Justice re~ires the ~ssion of F~e~l ~it~le S~ring
Agreement and Federal ~ual Ce~ificati~ R~ fo~ as a
prere~isite to the a~~l of ~it~le s~i~ ~ests. ~e
fo~ need to~ endors~ the authoriz~ ~~le official of
the gove~ing ~y or his desi~.
~ Requested equitable share revenues will be
accounted for separately in Fund 602. Ftu~s will be used to
supplement and not supplant Sheriff's Office law enforcement
purposes. The fiscal year in which the revmuues will be received
depends on when a case is closed. Total revenues to be received
cannot be determined until cases are closed.
None.
~ATIOBt That the Collier County Co~mission endorse the
United States Department of Justice Federal ~uitable Sharing
Agreement and the Federal Annual Certification Report forms.
PREPARED BYI
APPROVED BXz
DATE
2 0 '{$97
ITEM
FILR NO.:
ROUTED TO:
(Pleaoe type or prJ. n~
Date:
To:
Office of the County Attorney,
From: Crvfl~.al K- Kifl~~~ --, ~
(Dlviei~)
Re:
Attention: ~
BACKGROUND OF REQ~IEST/PROBLEMt
(~e~lh problm ~nd gin bsek~.Nnd l~oruetim - ~ oue~fl~, onuol~, and ~l~}&~Af~d)*
The Sheriff's Office participa=es in cases with U.S. Treasury investigative
agencies to enforce federal criminal laws. In order to receive federal
equitable sharing funds, the Chairman of the Co%mty Co~Lssiori has to sign
the Federal Equitable Sharing agreement and the Feder&lAnnual Certification
Report forms.
If Foe, at~.ueh and re£ez'lnCe thJ.,
THIS ITEM KAS/KA~_H9~ BEEN
(If previously fruStum/trod. ~:)Y*M
ACTI~ REQUESTED
~Legal a~r~al of
Zden~.Lfy exac~Xy vbtt yqov need L.n ~ vty of ~egal oer~ooo.
request/forum.
ACaE~DA I]'E~ ~ -
.',.
,Al2 0
FEDERAL ANb~AL CERTIFICATION REPORT
Agency: CoIi£er County Stm~'iff'e NClCCode: rk,O'llOOOO
-
Address: 330i ~_.~n~ ~'a£1 p'.,,.Rt., _~,tl~J_NI 3, _~!~l_u, ~,
ContaCt Person: ~,ttorneY
Bank P, ou~ng Code and Account, Number for EFT Purposes:_
Check one: rn Police Dept in Sheriff Del~ El Tn~k Force
Your Fiscal Year Ends on: 9/9'/
Fax Number:. (~41) 79~-9195
['] prosecutm's Office
1. Beginning Equitable Sharing Fund Balance (your fiscal year)
2. Federal Sharing Funds Received (during your fiscal year)
3. Interest Income Acc. rued
4. Total Equitable Sharing Funds (total of items 1 - 3)
5. Federal Sharing Funds Expended (total of items aA below)
6. Equitable Sharing Fund Balance (subtract item 5 from item 4)
DATA FOR ASSESSING LAW ENFORCEMENT BENEFITS
I~ O~er
g.
h.
i.
..~ Treasury Funds
$ o $..o
$ o $ o
$ *o $_'o
$ .o $ .o
$_~o ! $_ (o
$_0 ., $ o
Total spent on salaries (see Treasury and DOJ Guides) $ 0
Total spent on informant payments $ 0
Total spent on travel and training $ O
Total spent on communications and computers $ 0
Total spent on firearms, weapons, body armor
Total spent on electronic surveillance equipment
Total spent on building and improvements
Total spent on other law enforcement expenses (attach list)
Total pass through (attach list of recipients)
$ 0
$._0 ,,, $.0
$ 0 $ 0
$_0
$ 0
$ 0
$ 0 ,
0
$ 50t4?0e900.00 for OCSO
Sa/A
Total annual law enforcement budget
for your jurisdictic~n for current fiscal year
k. Total annual budget for non-law enforcement
agencies for current fiscal year
Total annual law enforcement budget
for your jurisdiction for prior fiscal year
m. Total annual budget, for non-law enforcement
agencies for prior fiscal year
5
Tale (Prlni o~ Type)
VALID THRU
Contact Person:
9/9/
34112
NC, IC Code:
Agency Fiscal Year Ends on:
Bank Routing Code'and Account Number for EFT Purposes: _
Telephone Number. (941) '793--9292' Fax Number (94].) 793-9195
Check one: I::] Police Dept 131Shedff DeFt 1:3 Task Force C] ProsecutoCs Office 1:3 Other
This Federal Equitable Sharing .agreement entered into among (1) the Federal Government, (2) the above-stated
law enforcement agency, and (3) the govemktg body sets forth the requiremefl~ for INIIlJCipafion in the federal
equitable sharing program and Itm ~ upofl the use of federa~f forfeited ~ prope~, proceeds, and any
interest earned thereon, which are equitably shared with participatitlg agellde$. By their signatures the parties
agree that with respect to an shadng requests, they wB be bound by the guidelines that regutate shared assets and
the following requirements for pa~cipation in the federal equitable sharing program.
1. Submission Date. This agreement must be ~ to bolh the Depadment of the Treasury and
the Department 6f Justice (at the addresses shown) in accordance wrdl the inMruc~ofls that are
received from the respa .c~ve departments or as outlined in thelr individual Guides.
Executve Office for Asset Forfeiture
U.S. Department of the Treasury
Washington, DC 20220
Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section
Cdminal Oivisio.
U.S. Department of Jusltce
P.O. Box 27322
Was~ngto~ DC 20038
Signatories. This agreement must be signed by the head m designee of the law enforcement
agency endthe authorized rasl>on$ible official or designee of the governing body. Receipt of the
signed agreement Is a prerequisite to receiving any equitably shared cash, pmpe~, or proceeds.
Uses. Any shared asset shall be used fo~ law enforcement puqxrses in accordance v,-~th the
guidelines, and spectlled in the equitable sharing request (elth~ · formTO F 92-22.46 or a form
DAG-71) sutxrdlted by the requesling agency. Any and all reque~ fo~ a change in use of cash,
property, or proceeds from that specilied in the equitslde sharing request must be sut~r~tted in
wdting to the address of the approlxiate agency ahow~ in item 1.
Transfer3. Before the Undersigned law enforcement agency transfers cash, property, or proceeds
· llrst that the receivl~ agency has a current and
to o'd~r taw enforcement agencies, it must redly
valid Federal Equitable. abating Agreement on ale with the
Department of the Justice. I! there is no agreement on tile, the u
agency must ebon one from the receiving agency, and forward It to the I~~
t~ansfen'ed should
A list of recipients, their addresses and the amount bit'~tta~:l~
internal Controls. The par~es agree to account separately for federal equitable sharing funds
received from the Department of the Treasury or the Department of Justica, La., Treasury funds
will be tracked separately from Justice funds. Interest income generated should be deposited in
the appropriate federal forfeitm'e fund account. Fund~ from~ ae~d Iogal fodeitutes and other
sources will not be commingled with the accounting for other federal equitable shadng funds.
The par~es further agree I/mt such accounting will be subject to the standard accounling
requirempnts and prac~ces employed for oth~ SUCh I:RIt~¢ ~ aS ~lppletne~ by
requirements set fo~ In the currant e~on oflhe ~ of the Treasu~s Guide to
Equitable Sharing for Forelgn ~ end Feclm~, ~ta~e, arid Local Law Enforcement
Agencies (Treasury Guide}, or the Department of Juatlce's A Gufcle ~o ~ ~harJng of
FederaUy Fo#el~! Property for State and Local ~ Enforcement ~~ (Suite @uide).
The accounting for shared funds must be sutm~ted In the formet shown on the Annual
Ce~fical~on Report contained in Ix~ the Trea.~ury Guide and e~e J~ Gu/de.
The rrisuse or rrisa~:~cation olrsharad resources or the supl:~ant~oh of e~'ling resources with
shared assets is pmldbited. Failure to comply with any pmvisk:m oflt~ agreement shall subject
t~e recipient agency to the sanc~ons stipulated in the current ed'~on of the Treasury or the Justice
Gu[des, depending on the source of the funds or property. ._..
Annual Certification Report. The recipient shall sut:xtit an Antmal Cefl~icellon Report to the
Department of~e Treasury ~ Itm Department of Justice (at the addresse~ shown in Item 1) and
provide a copy to the Urlted S~es Attorney in the district in vd~ich the redplent agency is located.
The Annual Certiication Report must be subrr~ed In $ccordattce ~ the instm~ons that are
appEcable to either Treasu~, ~' Justice as out, ned in their Indiv~ual Gules. Recetl:~ of the Annual
Certifica~on Report is a prerequisite to receiving any futm-a equitably shared cash. property, or
proceeds.
Annual Audit ReporL If cash, ixoperty, and proceeds valued at mole ~ $100,000 are received
in a single fiscal year from the Treasury or Justice equitable abating program, or if a federal
l*offeiture fund accoC~ balance of more than $100,000 is mailltsined, the law enforcement agency
and the goveming body agree to conduct an annual audit of any fullds or proparty received or
expended to ensure compliance with this agreement and all applicable statutes and po~cies. The
audit report must be submitted in accordance with the Coml~ance Requirements and Audit
Procedures found in both the Treasury and Justice Gtddes.
'T'he recipient agency shall subrrit a copy of the aud'R to the Department of the Treasury or the
De partment of Justice and Ute United States Attorney in the district In which the recipient agency
is located. The audit report must be subrritted within 1la0 days foltowing the close of the
undersigned law enforcement agency's fiscal year. For the law ettforcement agencies that meet
me threshotd amount, receil~ of the audit report is a prerequisite to receidng atiy future equitably
shared cash, property, or proceeds.
Under pena~ of perjury, the
Treasury and JusUce Guides
Don I~mtec .4/2-3/cJ7
~ or Type name) Date
~...~ignaiure)
Sheriff '
TiUe (Print or Type)
(Print or Type namo)
Authorized eespamable _Ofl~ial of.A. GEI'.D.A. IT,E~I~.
the Goveml~ Body or
I MAY 2 0
:. ;,w~..:a.W-~.~.~ ~)~.: .... .:
RRCOMMENDATIC~ TO THE BOARD OF C(K~F~Z C(~ISSZ~ TO
~I~ STA~S D~~ OF ~~, O~Z~ OF ~~
~ To gain Boa~ of C~=y C~ss~ers accept~ce of the
Grants to Encourage ~res= Policies awa~ ~ the rela=~
a~ndment.
CONSIDE~TI~: ~ Septe~r 3, 1996, the ~ of C~ty
Co~issioners agre~ to ac~ as the c~i~=ing ~i= oE g~e~nt
and approved the a~lication for the UniC~ States ~~nt of
Justice, Office of Justice Pr~ra~ Grits to ~c~rage ~rest
Policies pr~ram.
On April 4, 1997, the ~iC~ States ~~nC oE Justice, Office
of Justice pr~ra~ award~ the Sheriff's Office the Grits to
Encourage Arrest Policies gr~t.
~e Board of Co~Uy C~ssioners ne~s to accept the awa~ ~d the
authorized official of the local c~ina=ing ~iC oE g~e~nt
needs to officially endorse the ~2 ~ ei~ing =he award
document 8.
~S~ I~A~z ~e eighteen ~nth grant awa~ is Eot $156,440. A
local ~tch is not r~ir~.
fUnding is not avaxAaDle &= =n.e
payroll costs will either be aDsorDe~
%o'normal attrition, or approval for funding or reallocation o£ any
positions will be requested fro~ the board.
G~ants to Encourage Arrest .oxxc~e....L.
and approve the corresponding budget
pREPARED BY:
APPROVED BY:
~inance(~lLz~c~or
~heriff
DATE: ~? 5. 1997
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MAY 2 0 -J
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Collier County Govt. Complex Bldg. - J
3301 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 33962
Telephone (AC 941) 774-4434
May 5, 1997
Timothy L. Hancock, Chairman
Board of County Ccm~niseioners
3301 East Tamiami Trail
Building F
Naples, Florida 34112
Re: Grant Program funding
Dear Commissioner Hancock:
This letter is about continuing suppor~ of this grant after the
grant is terminated or the grant period ends.
The one and a half positions su~portod for eighteen months by the
Grants To Encourage ArresCPolicies fUl~ing will either b e absorbed
through vacancies arising due to normal attrition, or a budget
amendment for funding or reallocation will be ~tted to the
board.
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MOlD $ ~.S4,440.oo
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,~,uc'r~m/ 97-~E-VX-O022 I~~ A~ril ~ 1997 ,,.'
~" ~PECI~ CO~ITIONB
1. The recipient a~ree, to oompX~ with the ~inanolal and
adminiskrative ~e~ir~ents set ~orth in the ~r~ent edition
o~ the oE~ice cE ~ustioe Proq~s (O~) Financial Oui~e.
2. The recipient a~ees to comply with the o~anizationaX audit
remitments cE the a~li~le ~ audit circle. ~e
audik ~epork pe~t~ should be for ~tober 01, 1996 to
sept~er 30, 1997. The ~q~en2 lette~ ~st ~'~itted
wikh the audit report. Grantee audit reports must be
s~mikted no later tha~ thorsen {13) aoaths a~te~ the close
cE each fiscal year d~t4q the rem o~ the a~d.
Recipien2s who ~eceive ~10.0~000 o~ more cE Federal
durinq their fiscal year, age r~Aged ~ s~it ~
orqa~isation-wtde Einanolal ~d ~li~ce audit ~e~gt.
~ Reoipienbs who receive ~25,000 to ~100~000 o~ Federal
a~e re~i~ed to s~it a pr~o~ o~Asation~lde audAt
repor~ as d~eoted~th~.~ant~q aqua. ~ipieats who
receive less than ~25,000 cE FederaX ~de~ ~e not
to s~it a pr~o~ orq~lsatioa~ide~olal ~d /
compli~ce audi2 report Eot that ye~.
Nobe: Xg yo~ audit disclosed E~d~qs o~ re~e~datAons
you must ~clude with yo~ audit report, a corrective action
plan con~in~q the Eollowinq.
1) The n~e ~d n~er cE the contact person responsible
khe corrective action pl~.
2) SpeoiEio steps taken to ~ply ~lth the reoo~endations.
3) T~e~le for perfo~ance~d/o~ ~l~ea~tion dates
each ~eoo~enda2ion.
4) Descriptions cE monitorinq to be conducted to ensue
implementa2ion.
The s~issions cE audit reports Eo~ all ~tees shall be
as
1) ~ail orlqi~l and one copy cE the oo~leted ---44~
to~ A~A~
Cl~k F.
~tlanta ReqionaX ~udAt ~q~ ~Y2 ~
101 Harietta ~treet~ suite
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ltlan~ GA 30323-2401
2) ~a~l one copy cE tho oonpleted audit ~epo~t
Federal Audit Cle~nqhouse
1201 E. 10th Bt~eet
JeEEer.onv~lle~ ZN 47132
3) ~ail a copy o~ Cover (t~an.mSttal) 1ether to:
Office o~ bopptroller
OEE~ce of ~.t~ce Pro~s
AY~n.: ~on~l Delk~ Room 948
633 Xadiaaa ~e.,
~ashia~oa, D.~.
S. The ~aa~ee shall ~i~ cae copy o~ ail ~p~ ~d
p~lica~ioas ~esul~ia~ ~oa ~his a~eemea~ ~wea~y (20) days
prior ~o p~Xio ~eXease...~y p~Xica~i~as (~i~ea, visual,
~over~en~s e~e~se,.s~ll coa~aia ~e ~llowia~ /
s~a~emen~s~ (~E~ ~is excludes p~ess ~eleases,
newsletters, and issue
~This pro~eok was supported by Grant
avardad by the Violence ~ga~nst Women Grants
of Eioe of ~st~ce ~o~m~ U.~. Deponent of ~t~ce.
Po[nks cE view ~n th~s docent are those cE the autho~
or policies of the U.S. Depar~ent of ~stioe.~
the qrankee a~ees to provide ~, within te~ (10} day~
release, a copy o~ its initiaX a~o~ceaent of qene~al
funding availabiXity, R~es~ for ~pplA~tions, o~
a~o~c~ent of pr~p~iorAtAes which is Assu~ in
conneckion with this
S. Recipient s~ll be a~e ~t~-s~ored ~nference costs
in ~oess of the Federal per dA~te wAXX ~~e
Jus~ifi~tion ~d prAo~ app~o~X ~ the Office o~ the
in~~oe of ~oh costs, ~tAfA~tAoa ~o~ 1~
exceeding the aXX~le Y~aX ~ate fo~ the g~.
location. Confer~oe costs Anted wAth~ p~
~uskification wilX be disallowS.
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' S EET
BPECZA~ CO~ZTION8
6. Grantee shall be awars that lo~g~n~, meals an~
e~enses (M & IE) re~at~ve to ~ sponsor~
shall generally be l~m~te~ to the establ~she~ Federal rate
for the geograph~o 1coat,on of ~he conferenoe.
exception to th~s pol~oy mus~ be Just~f~e~ as ~ost .ffeot~ve
an~ w~11 remora the prior approval of the V~olenoe Against
women Grants Off~oe an~ the Office of the Comptro~ler~ O~.
~y su=h conferenoe costs exceeding the Federal ra~e
incurred w~thout pr~or. Just~f~oat~on an~ ~r~or approval w~11
be d~sallowe~. ,
~. The grantee a~ees to s~t for review an~ approval
amen~ents to the application ~f, as a result of
with ~e=ut~ve Or,er 1Z37~, Intergover~en~al Revisor
~eral Pro~, and/or Section 503(~)(~) of the
co.ants are ~mitted to the ~antee which the
fe61s are s~ff~c~e~tly valid to warrant s~ch
8. T~e recipient ~grees to ~omple~e ~ kee~ on f~le~
a99ropr~ate, the I~at~on an~ NaturaliZation ~e~e
~91o~ent El~g~l~y Fo~ (I-9). Th~s fo~ ~s to be useG
by the recipient of Federal f~s to verifF that persons
em~loye~ by the recipient are eligible to work ~n the ~n~ted
States.
9. The recipient agrees that all ~nc~e generate~ as a ~rect
result of th~s project shall be ~e~e~ pr~ ~ncome. It
and ~er tho oond~o~l Ippli~lt ~ the ~l of
funds. Th~s ~s ~n accordance w~h re,lagOons for pro~
~ncome ~or the Co.on Rule,
Re~r~ents for Grant and Cooperative Agre~onts.~
10. No fun~s shall bo used to supplant state or looal funds that
would othe~se be made ava~l~le for such p~oses.
11. The gr~tee a~ees to provide infom~on r~r.d f~~IT~M
evaluat~o~ or assessment of an~ ~o~V~es w~h~: th~'~
p=o ect. HAY 2 0
12. Prior to the final leleat~on of ke~ perso~el to be hired
w~th ~t f~ds, the ~antee a~ees t~ P~e ;he Vt~~
Against W~en Grants Off~oe with the u~es~
the candidates reco~en~e~ for keF pro~eot pos~t~ons. The
Violence Against Women ~rantl Off~oe l~t review and approve
these reoo~en~at~ons prior to the select,on and/or h~r~ng
13.
14.
15.
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of key project staff.
Approval of this gra~t does not indicate an approval of any
~ogs~ltant rate in excess of $250 per d~7. Specific
aecalled ~ustifioation must be ~mitte~ to and
the Violence ~ eyed by
_ ~a~t Wo~en ~rants Office prior to ob
or e~endit~e of such f~s.
The recipient agrees to allocate up to $2000 of project
funds for al}owable tr~v~l costs to atten~ Off~ce of JUstic
Programs regional con · ·
...... ference(e) as recommended by the.
- .... --~- ~- r-c~pzea~ to meet with create Offtc
personnel and other teoha~--~ ---- ....... ·
to obtain instruction -- ~ .... - ..... P re in order
~- ~ ~uminlstra~lon of grant f~lds
and successful implementation of the project.
submit one -ursu. J[~- .... z__~t~_}z= grantee is required to
approved b~ the Offide of Civil Rights, is a violation of '/
~s Certified Assuranoes and may result in the suspension of
=ne drawdown of funds.
16.
17.
~h~ ~x~_y da~s of this award, the grantee a ee
su~m~t to OJP, £or a ..... - ....... gr s to
_ _ _ ~v~& my one v~olence ~gainst Women
-~--u&~.~u~ responsz~le ~o= development
..... a __ · --.-u,uAg~.~ons Systems, rotec
regxacrxes). T~e ~ante- ~-_&, .... P . tion order
approval from the
before an~ ch~-es ~e a-a- · .... ea gr~s Off~oe
at any the d~in~ the a~d perl~. I positions
In addition to attendance et Office of ~uztioe Programs
o~ rcix 4eoe/3 (uY. s-m?j ~ BOZT'~MI aJm ~
AGENDA ITEM ,.
HAY 2 0
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18.
regional conference(s), the grantee ~ ...... to allocate up to
$5000 of project funds for allowable t costs to attend
office of Justice Programs Technolog., ' :uhop(s) as
recommended by the Violence Against
Attendanc~ at these meetings will
meet with ~rants Office personnel
assistance providers in order to
administration of grant funds and
of the project,s technology related
srants Office.
recipient to
2echnical
~.:~truction On the
implementation
The grantee may not obligate, spen~ or ~-,~ down $44,940 of
grant funds budgeted fo~ technology ~ ''p=ent untL1 the
Project Director, the lead staff par~:~, consultant
responsLble for teohnolog]~ develo~men~ ,~;~a a leading
community advocate for women who are victins of domestic
violence attend a TeohnologTWorkshop v~% ~ech~cal
assistance contractors designated by ~' ::0P Violence
Against Wome~ Gra~ts Off~ce and until ~.i~ grantee obta~s
approval by the Violence Against wo=~: .nts Office of a
revised, detailed pled for the impleu,-.- ~:ion of the
proposed technology..'
19.
The grantee agrees to verb with all t.?~-, 'i::al assistance
contractors designated by OJP through.:,'.~!: ~::~u duration of the
grant period.
20.
21.
The grantee agrees that any technolo~ff ~,-,tems'funde~ or
supported 1~ grant funds will comply ~-:.~ ls CF~ Part 23.
(Required b~ 28 CFR Part 23) The recip.fcnt agrees that the
arrangements, equipment, facilities, ~,,:! :~::ocedur&s ~:sed for
the receipt, storage, interagenc~ exc? ...... ~:~ or disee~J3~ation,
and analysis of crLminal intelligence ~:fo.Tmation throughout
the project ¢ompl~ with 2S CFR Part 22, criminal
Intelligence Systems C~eratAng Policie:~, ~nclud~ngb~2 not
limited
a. Ali infor~atLon ~olleot~ ~aintaine~ be
u~n ~e 'r~o~le I~pioion oz~~l HA 2 0
or activityu~ t~t such Momtio~ is rel~t ~ ~e
cr~i~l co~uct or activitF. ~e =eason~le
cr~l pr~i~te e~~ lo es~lished whe~
law enforcuent or crh~l ~nvest~gat~ve agen~off~=~,
investi~r, or ~ploTee a ~IAI ~o believe *~a~ ~e Al a
4000/3 (~. S-~J &--.::~ ~=~ ~ ~.
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reasonable possibility that an individual or organization is
involved in a definable criminal activity or enterprise.
The project is responsible for establishing the existence of
reasonable suspicion or criminal predicate either through
examination of supporting information submitted by a
participating agency or by delegation of this respons~bility
to a properly trained participating agency which is sttbJect
to routine inspection and audit procedures established by
the project.
b. The project shall not collect or maintain criminal
intelligence inform,rich,`bout the political, religious or
social views, associations, or activities of any individual
or any group, associations~ corporation, business,
partnership, or other organization unless such information
directly relates to criminal conduct or activity and there
is reasonable suspicion that the subject of the information
is or may be involved in criminal conduct or activity;
c. The project shall,not include 'any in~6rmation which has /
been obtained in violation of any applicable Federal, State,
or local
law or ordinance. In an interJurisdictional
intelligence system, the project is responsible for
~s~abl~shing. that no information is entered in violation of
re,er, l, Stare, or lo.al laws, either through exam~nation of
supporting information subm4**-A ~ ..........
or by delegation of th4. --12/i~,~{.?.PaT:xclpa=xng agen~
d. The project or authorized recipient shall dissemi
criminal intelli~en - ~-~ .... ,-- '- . nate
to know and a ri-hr *~ ~ .......... Y .. re.there is a need
.... ~ ~- ~w une znzorma~ion in the
per=ormance of a law enforcement activity.
e. The project shall disseminate criminal intell
inform.a.tio_n only to law enforcement aut~-~,,__ _ ~gen?e.-
ag.tee =o ~ollow procedures re--~A~-- ,_~_~_~.~.~s wac s_naAA .
consistent with ~t--~tou waxen ar~~
28 ~ Part 23, exce = as o
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g. The project shall maintain a record indicating who has
been given information, the reason for release of the
information, and the date of each dissemination outside the
project shall be kept;
h. The project shall label information to indicate levels
of sensitivity, levels of confidence, and the identity of
submitting agencies and control officials;
i. .E~ch. proJect must e~tablish written definitions for the
nee~ =o Know and right tO know standards for dissemination
to other agencies as provided in paragraph (d) of this
special condition. The project is responsible for
establishing the existenc& of an inquirer,s need to know and
~igh~ to know the ~nformation being requested either through
· nqulry or by delegation of this responsibility to a
properly trained participating agency which is subject to
routine inspection and audit procedures established by
project. ._ the
J. The project shall assure that the following secttrity
requirements are implemented:
i. Where appropriate, the project must adopt
effective and technologically advanced computer software and
hardware designs to prevent unauthorized access to the
information cont~ined in the system;
ii. The project must restrict access to its
.,.~ p~r~onneA au~orxzed by the project;
iii. The project must store information in the
· p~ge~ w[~hou~ authorizations
iv. The project must institute procedures to
protect oriminal AntellAgence info~matAon from unauthorAsed
assess, theft, sabotage, fire, flood, or othe~
manmade disast&r; or
v. The proJeot must promulgate LuXes and
regulations based on qood cause for implementing
authorAty to screen, reject for employment, trans£,
re~ove_~ersoanel authoriled to have direct access
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system; and
vi. The project may authorize an~ utilize remote
(off-premises) syst~ ~at~ases to the extent that they
comply wit~ these sec~ity re~irements.
k. The project aha11 a~opt procedures to assure that all
info~ation which is retaine~ by the project has rele~ncy
an~ ~portance. Such processes shall provide for the
periodic review of infs~tion an~ the ~est~otion of any
info,etlon which is mislea~ing, obsolete or othe~ise
u~eli~le and shall re~ire that any recipient agencies
a~vised of such changes which involve errors or corrections.
All info,etlon re~ined as a result of this review must
reflect the n~e of the re~iewer, date of review
e~la~tion of decision to retain. Info~tion retained
the syst~ must be reviewed an~ vali~ated for continuing
compliance with myst~ s~mission criteria before the
e~iration of its retention period, which in no event shall
be lo~ger tha~ five (~) years. --
1. The project shall not make direct r~ote te~inal access
to intelligence info~tion available to syst~
participants, except as speoifioa11y approvm~ by the Office
of Justice Pro~s (~) base~ on a ~ete~ination that the
system has ade~ate ~licies an~ prooed~es in place to
ins~e that it is acoeas~le only to authorize~ syst~
users;
m. The project aha11 ~er~ke no ~Jor mo~ifications to
syst~ desi~ without prior ~antor agency appro~l;
n.. The project s~11 notify the ~tor agen~ prior to
initiation of fo~l i~o~tion exohange prooe~es with
any Federal, S~te, regional, or other info~tion syst~
not indicate~ in the ~ant ~oc~ents as initially approve~
at t~e.of award;
o. The project shall ~ot p~ohase or use in the oo~se
the project of ~y eleo~onio, Heoh~loal, or oth~
for su~eillan=e p~oses that is in violation of $~
provisions of the Eleo~onio Co~ioations Priva~
1986, al ~ended, or ~F appX~le 8tare I~tute ~
wiretapping ~d s~eillanoe; HAY2 0
p. As part of the intslligenae operation, thsrs ~1 ~11 ~ no
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harassment or interference with any lawful political
activities;
q. A p&rticipating agency of an interJurisdictional
intelligence syste~ must maintain in its agency files
information which documents each submission to the system
and supports compliance with project entry criteria.
Participating agency files supporting system submissions
must be made available for reasonable audit and inspection
by project representatives.
, Project representatives will
conduct participating agency inspection and audit in s.uch a
manner so as to protect the confidentiality and sensitivity
of participating agency intelligence records.
r. Any collection and exchange of criminal intelligence
information must be ooordi'nated with and support ongoing or
proposed investigatory or.prosscutorial activities relating
to specific areas of criminal activity. Cr~Jainal
intelligence information'can be utilized when criminal
activity represents a significant-and rec~ognized threat and
poses a threat to the'population and;
i. the criminal activity is being undertaken for
the purpose of seeking illegal power or profits or poses a
threat to the life and property of citizens; and
it. the criminal activity involves a significant
degree of permanent criminal organization; or
iii. the criminal activity is not limited to one
Jurisdiction.
s. The head of a go%ernment agency or an individual w
general policy making authority who has been expresslyith
delegated such control and supervision by the head of t
agency will retain control and ...... - ...... he
~olleat~on ~ d{.~--4---, .... ~?~vls~o~ or %n£or~ation
syst~. This o
....
=ne Information maLutained b~ a-' '~ ...... or
-z--.~,~. uu =_nc= =ne opera=Ion of the syste~ will
.t. Wh~re the ~ystem ia an inter~tLrisdiotional
intelligence ~ystem, the governmental agone7 exercises
control
.... ~ ~__ ~-- tho operation of the
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harassment or interference with any lawful political
activities;
q. A participating ag~ncy of an interJ~isdi~tional
intelligence myst~ must maintain in its agen~ files
info.etlon whic~ do~ents each s~mission to the system
and supports compliance with project ent~ ~riteria.
Partioipatin~ agency files supporting system su~issions
must be made avail~le for reasonable au4it an~ inspe¢tion
by project rep=esenta%tves. Project reprmsentatives will
conduct participating ag%noy inspection ama audit in such
manner ~o as to proteot the confidentiality ama mensitivity
of participating agency intelligence records.
r. ~ collection and exohange of ¢r~inal intelligence
info--rich must be coordi'nate~ with and support ongoing or
proposed investigato~ or.prosecutorial activities relating
to spe=ific areas of criminal activit~. Cr~inal
intelligence info~tion.'can be utilize~ when or.ina1
a=tivity represents a significant an~ re~gnize~
poses a threat to the'population
i. th~ criminal activity is being undertaken for
the purpose of seeking illegal power or ~rofits or poses a
t~eat to the life and property of citizens~ and
ii. the criminal a=tivity ~nvolves a significant
degree of pe~ent cr~inal organization~ or
iii. the criminal activity is not limite~ to one
j~isdiotion.
s. The head of a gover~ent agency or an ~n~ivi~ual with
general poli~ ~k~n~ authority who has been e~ressl~
delegated such con~ol and supe~ision by the head of the
agen=y will retain control and supe~ision of ~nfo~t~on
collect&on an~ ~iss~ination for the =r~inal
syst~.'This official shall certif~ in ~iting that he or
she takes full respons~il~t~ an~ will be aoco~~e for
the info~t~on ~intalne~ by an~ diss~lnate~ fro~ the
syst~ an~ that the operation of the s~st~ w~11
com~lianoe w~ the pr~noiples set forth i~ a8 C~
intelligence syst~, the gover~ental aqen~ whic~ ~cise
control and supe~ision over the operation of the
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shall require that the head 'of that agency or an individual
with general policy making authority who has been expressly
delegated such control and supervision by the head of the
agency:
i. Assume official responsibility and
accountability for actions taken in the name of the joint
entity, and
ii. Certify in writing that the official takes
full responsibility and ~ill bm accountable for insuring
that the information transmitted to the interJuriedictional
system or to partiuipati~g agencies will be in compliance
with the principles set forth in 28 CFR 23.20.
u. The principles set forth in 28 CFR 23.20 shall be made
part of the by-laws or operating procedures for that s~etem.
Each participating agency, as a condition of participation,
must accept in writing those principles which govern the
submission, maintenance and dissem-inatio~Df information
included as part of t~e interJurisdictional system; and
v. The project shall establish sanctions for unauthorized
access, utilization, or disclosure of information contained
in the system.
The recipient agrees to establish a policies and procedures
manual addressing the concerns of 28 CFR Part 23.
The recipient agrees that the project shall be subject to
review and audit by the Intelligence Systems Policies Review
Board to determine compliance and ensure continuing
compliance with 28 CFR Part 23.
The recipient shall not maintain, create, or operate a gun
tracking system in violation of Federal or state law.
The recipient shall not maintain or collect open source
documents on the criminal intelligence system.
GRANTEE ACCEPTANCE OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS
AGENDA
Pg.
GRANT MANAGER'S MEMORANDUM, PT. I:
PROJECT SUMMARY
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