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BCC Minutes 08/18/1987 R . . tr' ,',', . , ;~, ,r ~ '" .... C f JI": . , t ,~ J..;,} ';:..' '. Naples, . Flor ida, August 19, 1987 .' :! LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Board of County Commissioners in for the County of Collier, and also acting as the Board of Zoning 'Appeals and as the governing board(s) of such special districts as ,'\ .~ .;:have been created according to law and having conducted business if.,. ". herein, . met on this date at 9: 00 A.M. in REGULAR SESSION in Building ~.~ ··"F" of the Government Center, East Naples, Florida, with the ¡t., members present: CHAIRMAN: Max A. Hasse, Jr.. VICE-CHAIRMAN: Arnold Lee Glass John A. Pistor Burt L. Saunders Anne Goodnight PRESENT: James C. Giles, ClerIc; John Yonkosky, Finance Kueter and Maureen Kenyon (10:40 A.M.), Deputy . Clerks; Neil Dorri11, County Manager; Ken Cuyler, County Attorney: ':.\;(it¥' ;'" ; :~~~e ~rnold, Assistant Utilities Administrator: George Archibald, :"public Works Administrator: Kevin O'Donnell, Public Services '1 ;';~j, Administrator; David pettrow, Community Development Administrator; ~F9I;"\\', . ',D~vé"weeks, Planner; Nancy IÐraelson, Administrative Assistant to the '~J,ûi· I,....~"..I._ ,;. Board;'<þnd Deputy Chief Ray Barnett, Sheriff's Department. " .'·.....-·',~i. "./ . . I ¡' >.' t' ..' '., ,J ·:it.. I. t·I.~" Tr: Ii : I ~ , . I : ~i' :;; i,.·. :1· .~ c'..! ¡' [; '. ~. ,.,(. 'f ~.~ ; i:·J¡,'. "'; t,"·',lì\;¡">~I~'..: I.H'<;¡ :./."'n:: ZiT' ~I_!.' hL\ :",'~ , . > -; ~. :.i ~ , . .a: '. Page I T ',,__. ~ . (! .;~ .: aOOK 106 pm 446 \. ',"-\ r . ~ .; , ' --_.. ~ I "j ,};..... : ,:0' ·tit-~ .:,~ '. .,.~ i,if, . .f~;'4" .J'"....1¡t l":':' :' ~~f '> .J,-, C,, :_, ~ . ";, f\ . ", .'., I' i t ,~ I,;' t, , , ., .. ., :~ AGBNDA AND CONSBNT AGBNDA - APPROVED WITH CHANGBS ., ~ommissioner Glass moveð, aeoondeð by Commissioner and/"",, . ·'''riJl''· ,..~ ' " , -,-t .,. oarrieð unanimously, that the Agenða aneS Consent AganeSa b.approved;. , with the following ohanc¡esl ¡\~~,i'~ll"" ' Item 16C3 Public hearing to consider edo~~~~!~~6;dl arié amending the boundaries of the Lely Golf Estates..·· Beautification MSTU - Deleted . í,iM Item 16C4 Public hearing to consider adoption of' an ordin2Í'n6 creating the Lely Golf Estates Beautification ,¡~+;l Distr ict Advisory Committee - De1eted.,~j;'::" , . Item #6CS Amendment to the Woodlands Development Order 86':':1.: Continued to September 1, 1987 ~ Item #12C Appointment of a representative CJIS Management Council ~~r Item . SA oi;;i DPLOYBB SBRVICB AWARDS - PRESBNTBD Chairman Hasse presented Employee Service Elizabeth Cooper Item '6C1 RBSOLUTION 87-189, PBTITION AV-87-009, JOHH ". STANLBY REQtJBSTIRQ:TD... VACATION OF A BASEMENT IN LELY RESORTS uPtJD" - ADOP'l'BD"~i:'~/":' . -,'-'~' .:..~ t'Ó"";'~ . Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily New~:~~:;t::· ,':"·"-;:,<ff.",_ August 2, 1987 as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed ~Ú:i1';thé "'~'):\ ~"{"; ~ Clerk, public hearing was opened to consider the vacation of a ~O.(.ft.. T ;' . 't.- :':." "~!r')1' '_:{i.:~.:,~W'¡.~·;.',;::/ . . , " ',.';)...1 r ! : ' (;: 2' '0 l', " , í ( , . ,.~ ~ , ',!. ,. ..'.-'. lH':);'~~J! ';:,fjÁ.. t ~; I, ',\ ''',.f ·'r-;. ¡-'-n; ,~:'t f.'P~ f'J:"; ;; ': (P,·. 1"~}f~1 L';Îi. r '~" :', -~ [,I ',~ ~!j ; '_'_'~''''''''''''''"'''' w..'____""',,''''~_-..'..'__,,~'._' -r__,;;"_~,,,.... '....""""'._""-'r·'·,'~q'_,""_~._~__'-"'....'",~...."'.'..,,,"'... - - - AUGUST 18, 1987 ...~/.' åaéâsement, lying 30 ft. on each side of a section line in Sectio~ 3~l~wnshiP SO South, Range 26 East. I~P~blic Works Administrator Archibald displayed an outline of the area in question on a map, stating that the easement runs through the t:' . roperty to be developed as the Lely Resort "PUD". He advised there is il b~ used for water management and a golf course, and the peti- ~¡/' " loner has requested that the easement be vacated. Archibald noted that the 60 ft. easement runs along the ,:. quarter section line. He stated that to the east of that section line ."~~'." . ,~~'the'LelY Resort "PUD" and to the west of the line is property which ti'..... "belongs to Mr. Hubschman. He suggested that since Mr. Hubschman has ~at·1 .( hot requested a vacation of his 30 ft. of easement, that the Board of "'~·~~f:· County Commissioners consider vacating 001~ ~he 30 ft. easement which ""¡j\" ~. .ii~s'to the east of the section line. .J:~¡~~gswer to Commissioner Saunders, Mr. Archibald stated there ,would;; be., no effects on the easement to the west of the section line nlf,~rJ; has received "Letters of No Objection". Responding to COmmissioner Pistor, Mr. Archibald stated that the Board has the -~.. " prerogative to vacate the entire 60 ft. of the easement. County m!.\ ;;"! ' Iii~::a:::~:: ::::s::st::: :::u:::::,ShOUld not consider the portion : ;i_~;7 itt~'rneYJack Stanley, representing the owners, stated that it is ". . t'.~ ',., '~6~~LèïY'sintention to build along the section line. He stated the ,~. ~ '. o{'.-" . ~~~~ f'~1Ü'be 'ûsed '8S' part of the drainage area and golf course.! 'He tfu::~~~:>· .." \ ! î '."'. "," . c" ",;q II,:> ¡ , ' ,r !PaØEí 3' aeoK lCJôr~ -,r452 " ','? TU~j ¡. ""'_.._..~"'"._,....._--_.._"..._"'..,,,.. , .. ',j 'l~ :'~ .'~ .. '·r 'Of "% I , ':",;¡,', ¥: J:-":J . ~;t;: .. ~~~'I '¡¡~,"" .:~~' .<.i: q ;,t~ ( 106 PAGE 453 " , ¡ AUGUST 18, also noted that the road will not be built along the section line¡ ~r":1 , ,~, Commissioner Saunc2ers movec2, seoonc2ed by Commissioner Glass and ':",; oarriec2 unanimously, that tho publio hearing be olo.ec2. Commissioner Saunc2ers movec2, seoonc2ec2 by commissi~rt~r Glass and t , ., oarriec2 unanimously, that Resolution 87-189, petitlòn'Av-s7-009, John F. stanley as agent for owners, requesting t" , easement in Lely Resorts "PUD", be ac2optec2 with only the ft. of the easement to be vaaated. t ;Ji; ~~ f ~ 'I]; ,"~' . '\ ~ .' , '.:" J ~: '~ ¡", , ',;.1'4 , ~ .; ';" :... .; ~ . ," .. ", :.....n·.'1 "i ~ i.. ...._..,_,.___..,.,_., "H",..~."~..___..._",.,,....... ,'.______ -""""""'~-'"""""~~' ...._,.., ·>,,-,'~"""'~'_'"_"'_4'''''''''' . { ,¡ ,I·:. ; . . ~ ~ . 106 PACt 4.63 ., AUGUST 18, Item ff¡C2 ORDINANCB REPBALING ORDINANCB NOS. 73-11 AND 82-94, REGULATING BLASTING AND THB USB OF BXPLOSIVES IN COLLIBR COUNTY - CONTINUED TO SBPTBMBBR 22, 1987 Legal notice having Clerk, public hearing was opened to consider an ordinanèe blasting and the use of explosives in Collier County. I, ", Public Works Ordinðnce 73-11 and its am~ndment Ordinance ject of a series of workshops and revisions over He stated thðt the Ordinance being presen~~~ for contains very few changes within the bl~stlng secti~n"~it doès issues which are not contained in the current insurance and bond provisions and authority of the County require compliance. He also noted that Staff met with local and received their input for the new Ordinðnce. Mr. Archibald stated thðt as a result of ð serious 1985 which resulted from the Board directed Staff are in compliance with State Law. '..., ".... " ." '. ;, '. '~. tt, ;". <, I ~. ~ ~ ;¡ '.' )' '/: ; 't ¡';. ....~'~}~::..... .." :f~ ~\. ~,~~~\~!.'t', ,. _. '..,'... '! ! i ¡, ,;; ._1....··..""·;·"'."'.,' ,...~'..,._."".'.,.~...."";.,_,-.,_,__.~,,,."""""""_"''',."''...___......... - - - .. ',,: '-1iø...;" ~'~} , ,~.' In answer to Chairman Hasse, Mr. Archibald if,,,,, ' èst control over someone being injured is third party control. He A~ ,,' ' ~:explained that the State is requiring an independent persontoloversee :lh~i seismic operator and be responsible to DNR. ;·r.-, Mr. Archibald stated that the Ordinance contains an increase in ¡''';'~'' f' )", ," (thé'fee schedule. He said this fee is primarily for quarry, rather .' ~.~ . f~~ri ~~i~mic operations. He advised the fee for a one month permit . r þ,,;~ I ..- ./ .has been increased from $45 to $50 and a l2 month permit has been, "¡J ^ ~~.,(,'. 'fT'I~' f .,~! '<,"incre'ased from $200 to $250. ~;:'.'. ',~' C" ' ': !"!". t',r ' County Attorney Cuyler advised the Board that there will be IS_ ~,~, "~"~;'>r i" , fnuÎ'nber of editorial chæmges to the Ordinance. ; , William Blackwell, Collier County IAGC, stated ,that'no ,! State Regulation would have prevented the accident in . ,:...~,.. ì~ ;~. '. 985',because the operators involved did not have permits. (',He said . ~Îió\;jeèt tôJ this 01'dinance. He stated that in '1986·the ,State. :'1 ..¡.. '.', ~ èn~;t'~d ;fa' ';;ery comprehensive Statute 'directing the State 'Fi¡£e! ,.", '~}~h~i¡s Office and th~ DNR to do everything that is contained in ~6llier County's Ordinance. ,~¡"{7 ,,'" ' restates much of the Statute and in some cases goes beyond it and he """ {.tt* ~- ! ~ ~ ~ . uëstloned'its' legality. ;.,.,.,' n'" "" , ' 'àckwèl1quoted "However, in order to avoid unnecessary'duplication, ft'.'· " 'no'county, municipality, or political subdivision ofthe,State:may< ,¡~6pt:ór establish programs to accomplish the purposes of ,this ., }i-)"i;,~, ' " .{~.Section. " .', :'J, }~~ ~),:3'~,~;' ~~:+\: He said that the proposed Ordinance; Reading from the F.S. Section 377.2424, Mr. ..,. r- ',: ,; .i ;:....1 ,',I' ,'.; ; I ~_,\! '~:,"~,; r.\ IDDK 106 PA~r 464 :¡ 'I Ut~" , " " " ''i;.. .... " ..........._...."~.._,,..._., ,_ ....~,~,.._ """·.",,,.~.,"·,_o ·"-·'~"""'-'_·"_"'>iIIi_'_,o;I"'¡"'_~'"_"",,,,,,,,,_,,_,,,,,_,_,,,_,,,",,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,._,, "1 .,:~~'1; , I*' ."~~' ":~à ';,'11¡î ".:'¡' r;"ìt~ '!\,11; , :ii' ,·~i(;: "fj , i.' 1$ 'ji"r. r ~~t:1> ,it'\ i: f\' ,U ',! I;,,' I, .~< -..."-,..,~"'"".'".....,"",,.,. .,.,.",.."... lOR rAq 465 AUGUST 18, 1987 Mr. Blackwell continued his objections over duplication, surety bonds, disclosure of information obtained, arbitrary prohibition on assignment of the permit, authority of County Engineer to impose limi- , ~:", tations, and excessive monitoring, and additional costs to the opera-~'c , '"..,,: tors. Mr. Blackwell requested that the Board of County Commissioners,: . :',~~ ~ not vote for this Ordinance. He stated that if they feel they mus~~'" license the operators, they should merely reference the State Regulations. In answer to Commissioner Saunders, Mr. Archibald stated'that experience has shown there seems to be a large gap between what is passed as a law in Tallahassee and what actually occurs in Collier County. He said that he wishes all blasting activities were taking place east of Immokales, however, in reðl¡ty it is being done urban areas. He stated there are good anû bad regulations in Tallahassee, however, Collier County never sees those laws to make ce~tain there is qualitative control. Collier County has had a Blasting Ordinance in effect for many years and Staff is merely trying to update and expand that Ordinance. In regard to the surety bond, Mr. Archibald stated that Collier'Co'1nty has many homeowners whose homes have been damaged by ,blasting. He advised that these homeowners cannot collect any damages from the surety bond posted in Tallahassee. Tape f2 Responding to Commissioner Pistor, Mr. Archibald stated it ie.,not:' . \ ,. ~ . , . :; ¡ " ~. > ", ; !';';" ., ,J, . 'I, .~n~?-,t - - - - - - AUGUST 18, 1987 of Staff to obtain the seismic information, but rather, the , ~ ~ results. He noted that the information Staff is looking that set forth in the State Statutes to be He noted that maybe some wording changes need to be made , ' proposed Ordinance. "~. ," ' t : ']In response to Deputy Chief Barnett, Mr. Blackwell stated that ....J.: s.ctlons 12 and 13 are not needed in the County Ordinance because it ..,.(,.. ' {8"'a duplication of' the Statute. He advised that in many cases the .' :~1third party hired is an off-duty Sheriff's Deputy. Answering Chairman ,,~':,' Hasse, Mr. Blackwell also stated his objections for a survey with a 1 ;·í~ ~: ¿to 5,000 closure because of the expense involved and having to list ;;o~'~ ~.' ~ ' )~'~ho the third party observers will be when application is made. ~.; . .' ~ ~¡;.~ <~V,.fwtr. Earnest Morris, 1011 St. Clair ~jl,'res Road, advised that his , ¡,", ~.~oper.ty,;,abuts tne back of Berkshire L&kel! where they have been ~"',> . þl~sting for two years or more. He stated they got the signatures of the property owners and said they were going to blast for fill for "\. , ' I.~~~".ðnd their, own use. He said that some\o,here along the line it has £tùfri~d ,into a commercial operation. ," , jI.,,' :',.'.. , .". ~ Mr,. Morris stated that his house is located just off Radio Road ~ ~I-,·..... , near the Driver's License Station. He advised that his house has ..:t;. ~,. - ~ Isustained,òver $5,000 damage and two well systems had to be installed .,~~.'r)~(; . i' '. . .. ; 'because the blasting cracked the rock allowing surface water to ' into the deeper water. He continued by stating that a from DuPont admitted to him that they were directing the eo( 106 p~q 466 , Page 8 ,;:.~¡' ;8\ ~àE~ ;, 'f,'W" ,i" ..., 1;)(..·.,'.: I ~. ,.. :/1 " , ~ ~. ", .~.~ ' .. ~~,.. , . , . 'J',i ;;.{¡ ....r -_.........."------,........__.;_.........,.",....". ---.",......--.."..-". 106 rA'.! 467 AUGUST 18, blast to the area because they did not think there were any houses back there. He stated that everyday the windows and dishes rattle. He stated that something needs to be done about the situation and he is in favor of the Ordinance. ,"" ~"; '~,' ¡; :;,; In answer to Chairman Hasse, County Attorney Cuyler stated that .' I" . h' ,i;' ,<:'~,. the person setting off the blast is responsible, however, it is " j'~) .' ficult for the homeowner to prove the blast caused the damage. ; '.~' t ! stated that he feels it is very important to secure bonds operators. Co~missioner Glass stated that there are two separate '¡.;'" ,types of problems. He said it is his feel~~g that the Board does ~~' ;' ,IS· ¡ ';' 1(;.' -rJ~·.',< '" have enough information to make a deci~ion today and suggested a~~o '. ¡'Jl1'øt.,·~ tinuance to allow more discussion. i c:. ¡;,,:.:<~J~'- Commissioner Saunders stated his feeling that Collier County'" '>r should not rely on a State Agency for enforcement within Collier County. He said he does feel that maybe all that is needed is to state that Collier County will strictly enforce the State Law ,regarding blasting. !r.p~,U ; , , Deputy Chief Barnett stated that an Ordinance the Sheriff's Department that there will be blasting. " , '.: . t ' r ' ¡.... . :~ ~, , i ,~ " ; .;' have always had a problem with storage and responsible parties to removing the explosives. He advised that very recently the Sheriff's Department had to close 1-75 while explosives were being moved and ':¡:; ("F:' " ;... " '. ( f t ~. ....: ~ J;~ \; ¡ ¡:: r; ~ if'! í.~' , " , ,,' ¡'¡;';,I.' ~-, '.~¡ - - - AUGUST 18, 1987 they are aware that this will happen ahead of time, it causeS " ~~,problems and delays. He continued by stating that the State Fire \¡"~arshðl' s Off ice was not aware of the blasting in Collier County. Responding to Commissioner Pistor, Mr. Archibald stated that Staff to have all blasting ðctivities in one Ordinance because that result are the same. He advised that the same for seismic activity along public rights-of-way, to roads, utility lines, etc. He said he is certain cðn be made that are acceptable. Dudley Good1ette, of Cummings & Lockwood, representing Industries, advised that Sunniland Mine has some of the Mr. B1ðckwell. He then offered to work with Mr. some of the industries concerns. commissioner Gla.. moved, seoonded by commissioner Goodnight oarried unanimously, that the oonsideration of this Ordinanoe e ;,oontinued for,,30days., 'ë;}~~¡, Cuyler requested the Board to set a specific date in 'the ,!'r!1'~~" ; níÓtlon ':to' continue. . :'... r ' ,. ~ { ;". (" , <'!'commi.sioner,Saunders movelS, .eoonlSelS by commissioner Goodnight and:oarrielS unanimously, that the consideration of this ordin~noe /.". "rep.aling Ordinanoe 73-11 and Amenl1ment Ordinance 82-94, regulating " 'blasting and the u.e ;i 'september, 22,. 1987. ·;·;.t;¡--.-....o '. "tlJ;.1:~JfJ,¡,,;; .)f)!.)')1Í'\! .'.'; ,,' :,~e()t'n,l' :;,' ; '. : of explosives in Collier County, be oontinued to ~'-r ' ...: - lœ r! ',1 i16B . , : F' " MC~ Page lO " r ~.i ~ . t,:' t ,,¡. .. -".-..-."--~~,.~.",.."",, ....,'" ",.~',-~.". ~-..-..--... I ~ . 'j ,,~:',',4, W~ 'f " ., '~;,~ ,,: ,':::"; . ~~. ! ~:.it,' _ "!,~' r~.~'~ ... M ..___,,_.."'__."'_....._..,~_,..,.,' _"'",_.q«",_,___ tOR PAf,f 469 AUGUST 18, .' Item '7Al , , I .oJ RESOLUTION 87-190, PB'1'I'1'ION V-87-1Ó ,'nNO SPAGNA RBPRBSElCTI1f<J GILBER'1',il~'; SOUD AND JUELDA MAE SOUD, REQUES'1'ING A VARIANCE - ADOPTED 1fI'1'BY~~ S'1'IPUJ.A'1'ION ,,:~~ ,{ Legal notice having been þublished in the Naples Daily News on ~! August 2, 1987, as evidenced by Affidavit of pUblicat~on filed with ~'f , '( ~f~¡;,;' . :\,~! ........~.;.. the Clerk, public hearing was opened to consider a variance from 'th~}f required front yard setback of 50 ft. to 44 ft. and f~~m)'tbe' rè;¡~ïied·; '..1 r;. f ~',; ¡' - .,. J ':J, (, ). side yard setback of 50 ft. to 10 feet in a C-l zone' for property' ,', ., r-"¡!~":'r. (~"~"""ft'~U~' " located on the east side of S.R. 29 approximately 300 ft. not~h of~ee ~" .,. ...~ .~, Street in section 33, Township 46 South, Range 29 East. .' .. ·r':; Planner Weeks stated the petitioner is requesting a double ')£;l. ' .", <?'~~~~ f,; variance of 6 ft. from the front setback and 40 ft. from the side yârd . ,:~;I ) .~' (", f :-. ~ ¡.ff ~I"~ setback. He stated the property is located in Immokalee". Hè' . displayed a map outlining the subject pr~perty. Mr. Weeks advised that the lot is lOll ft. x 200 ft. and is a .; ~ :. t. C ";- ~ t: P l ¡'C" legally non-conforming lot because it does not meet the one the width requirements. He noted that in 1976 when the lot purchased it did conform to the standards. Mr. Weeks advised that with the current setback requirements for ~, , '.'Jof 0 the front, back and both sides, the property is unusable. He said th ,. ~ì\ petitioner is requesting a reduction in the front yard setback from 5~~ , ,:~ , , ft. to 44 ft. and a reduction in the side yard setback from 50 ,. ~ ¡ .-,' 10' ft. Mr. Weeks stat "'¡ that staff recommends approvaI' of t.' ~. i ;,' ; . r ' ¡.' >. '. 'i;o' - - .I.."·ß_....·.,""",..~_......'"',...,..~ '''''''._0''''''''''''0''__..",.--,..,..,-- ~""""~"'~"-'---,,,,,..,,,...-,--~,,,,.,,,_.,,,,;,,~.,,.,,,;,,,,,~, " ' r, , , AUGUST 18, 1987 five foot wide landscape buffer is placed on the south side the property. He noted this should alleviate any visual impacts. In answer to Commissioner Goodnight, Mr. Weeks stated that he did not measure the adjacent properties front setback, however, he would ',., I' gùess they are between 25 and 50 ft. Responding to Commissioner "'l' Pistor, Mr. Weeks,stated that the building will be used for profes- "~. ',sional offices. IiJ~·"· '!~ Dr. Neno Spagna, representing the petitioner, stated they agree to ,y'- requirement of a landscape buffer on the south side. ':"¡'! ... ~¡".. Com:mJ.ssioner Goodnight moveð, seoonðeð by Commissioner Pistor anð .,¡,~\'. . ff'oarried unanimously, that the publio hearing be olosed. ;~~ Commissioner Goodnight moveð, seoonded by Commissioner Pistor and ,. ' ""carrieð unanimously, that Resolution 87-190, Petition V-87-10, Neno Spagna representing Gilbert Soud anð Jue~Q,~ Mae Soud, requesting a the aið. yard and front y.rd ..tbaoks, b. adopted with following stipulation: A five, feet wiðe landsoape buffer in aooordano. witb seotion 8.37b. of the ~oning arðinanoe (82-2) shall be provided along the south property line aðjacent to the proposed struoture. l ; ',~' :... ... '( ¡! ~ '_~ ,f" ì ,~\ '41:::U.~:,,¡ .,..~ ,. ~ . . {.' , ; ~ ' ~ L, . f ,- ;: .,; ht",. t:n, ~(. >. :.'T·d·C(.~ i:<~-}· aODK lOR PAr,t 470 Page l2 .., '.: -f ~ .' ," \ !',,' :.LJ'i' ).(~:~._; 'of ~ -.'¡ " .,._~--~ 'f ,~ , . " .~' l:. , ,~,:, "~~' "'1' ,~, r , , :," .'i.~; .~.~" ., , ",:.~" . 4;.., '·'C:." _ ~ ~ '1\;':'IPt;} ~.'f.i i":J~ .. - - t· ¡ .. , '~ AUGUST 18, 1987 Jj,,' ;, Xtem f~Al l' . ,ÄGRBEKENT WITH THB SOUTH PLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT RE MATCHING lGRANT FOR PUNDING HYDROGEOLOGIC STUDIES - APPROVED h, ~~~ Pollution Control Director Lorenz stated that Staff is requesting i; the Board to enter into an agreement with the SFWMD to enable the receive up to $37,500.00 in the form of a matching grant for hydrogeologic consulting services. He stated the study will used to develop a We1lfie1d Protection Ordinance. Mr. Lorenz advised that the local Comprehensive Planning Act man- dates localities to adopt land development regulations to protect potable water wellfie1ds by August, 1989. He added that the SFWMD has vt.} 'approved the expansion of the Golden Gat~:states Wel1field with the I..~ '; cóndition that: the County submit to the Di~trict a program for water within the zone of influence of the we11field. He rtoted~hat this program must be submitted by April 9, 1989. '" I~t:( Mr. Lorenz stated that through it's Local Government Assistance I. SFWMD has approved ð matching grant of $37,500 for the ,,' County to obtain hydrogeologic consulting services. He said that the '~.~+~ ' ~9r~ement requires the County to retain the services of a hydrogeolo- ¡;r;,., g!cconàultant to conduct groundwater mathematical modeling and asso- .:1;:: " jciated hydrogeologic work to provide scientific support for a I~Groundwater Protection Ordinance. He said it also requires the County District with monthly progress reports and ð final " . t''':- . t {'~ r ,~ ,- ; 106PAcr474 ;.. aOOK Page 13 ),:~' ·,·;t, /t ;;;: ··I'¡¡"· : ,<: .~ .""~'.;. . . n{- ---'_.'--'.",..__. 106 pm 4.75 ;';1 Mr. Lorenz noted that in order to receive the must begin with the consulting service by October 1, 1987. He stated the agreement also requires the District to review and approve the consultants scope of work. ~ ( Mr. Lorenz stated the agreement will enable the County to offset ':1'..' .¡j.. He advised' that the .elec-;j~~· I;'ft. tion committee is in the process of evaluating the firm. and the short i1f" . . .:- "" in mid-September. up to 837,500 of the cost of the studies. list of these firms will be presented to the Board ,;,,:~~\ ~. Commissioner pi stor movec2, seconc2ed by Commissioner Saunders and ':~ ~1fr :f¡ , carried unanimously, that the Agreement with the SJ"IDO) for receiving a~ , } 'h matching grant for funding hydrogeologic studies for development ot a:~'~; . ';1 '. '~;",'''' .el1tield Protection ordinanoe in the amount of $37,SOO, be approved }í, and the Chairman be authorized to sign. ~ . "1 L r:¡ t (;-'0:"'1 ~ ; (' :' :. ,".' " 'v':; ", ¡, i S¡uq Iyd f'" ~. ,--~: : , ; ~} J I ~ , : i ! j \, ~ . ; " . ~ ' . 1 ~. ·f,.1;" .I.~; í.J _! , ' " , , !. ('F:/;~.I¡;:' . : :.<, ^ ).JCi\ ¡; ~ ~fBL .~. t'~ ,'~" J, l -. '-." ....""- , , ..; ;../ . .. : ......, . , . > \-, -,< >,. ~.' ,,',. :')';:,!,lH¡,,¡; 1f£ ~i'.V7 I: !<. :'~?: ,I, " ,...;:-. . < "j <'~~. :''', " ~:~~:.~.. H~>' .liè~"h'>\ , ç .~', ~. "r:~~t d ~:~::~ p~g~ 14r\ "_ .,-",1 " - - - "._--~"------,--- i~' 5;~', :"", ¡~. ~f: i~" , :¥' "., iM' ' tr >'1,,; ~~, ;V'" ;;,1 }1'Jf ' !t.;~ .~. '. . "" l: " .. \. ".~,', ~-~ '. ~~1:' i~ . --""""''''''_''~',~...,-,,,,...;.,,........, t ~ \: l : ~.': , r'" AUGUST 18, Iteln UB1 BID '87-1150 FOR COVER AND FILL MATBRIAL FOR THE NAPLBS AND IMHOKALBB LANDFILLS - AWARDED TO VARIOUS BIDDERS IN THB AMOUNT OF $1,701,500 Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on ~; ,i ~ : .~'~::.~ July 16, 1987, as evidenced by Affidð"it of Publicðtion filed withtheXd Clerk, Bid #87-llS0 for Cover and Fill Materials were opened at th~-:~ ' '.Þ) ~;~, Collier County Government Center at 2:30 p.m. on July 29, 1987..,~ ,~: . r~';.. ,..~,i Public Works Administrator Archibald stated that'S proposalswe.reJ, :' .', ~'i, received from local and out-of-County suppliers for this mlSterið1.' 'He' , " I, ~'1 stated the cover and fill materials will be used for a variety of J';i";'~(~, 'c>";r: ' " '4 ,',' J., reasons, such as dikes, construction, eel' liners, etc. .....~~.. ;"\_, t . '.:!!' ",.}-. :',1 "\. ~..: Mr. Archibald stated the overall 10'''' bidder,wa~,!APAOt"l1lrlOrid~and' .: ,(i:~1 ,¡.;t';()J.'fl ;if ,1:":"'ï Staff is recommending that the majority of this bid belSwarded tO~~t~¡ them. " He continued by stðting that Staff requests the Board to con, , \:.,.'} 'have' sider awarding contrðcts to all of the other bidders in order a back-up contract and two of the bidders can supply special materið1s, not available elsewhere. '" contractsiiô~ld'be conÚngent on the ""l>".. ' - I , ',\ Commissioner Glass moved, .econded by Commissioner Saunders carried unanilnous~y, that Bid '87-1150 for cover the Naples and Immokalee Landfills be awarded total of $1,701,500. Item '9Cl . . ..' 'I.;~; j" ; ~ 1 ~ BUDGET AMENDMENT FOR THE CONCEPT OP A CONSTRUCTION PROJBCT AND RELATED COST POR LEASE IMPROVEMENT TO EMS GOLDEN GATB SUBSTATION IN THE AMOUNTt OF $14,500 - APPROVED,t,: ~_r .. j jj+c. .- .: i ~t '. , I i l' .". :'>:'(.! ¡ . , ~ "'!"""-1 d ¡1;J";' J. 'J d}. t '.'<"'! J.; - r;':"·:.;-.; ",fL! I!. !.l·I~ t·,;. ,·····,,···,·,..'",,·~·...-"'·_..T n____"'""",.,~ -...........,-........,----;,.;."""'......."",';.."".,."..,...,,...,........""'.'.-.,., ~!. í':~1 ,~ 'i~r ,,:~\1 " ';:~1i " ::! [~.':""; ì. .'\" '.... ,h' '~,,,:\l¥.t ",' n:'~: '::. . ';,:I~<I;: " ....' ~,- ". - --, ..,.' .' " ij :' ,~ ~: j J ~ .' ,... t '. ' ;¡o ;~: ~ , ,(,-, "L-J '!i'-' , ~!,; Æ~ '.' ¡i~: - - - AUGUST 18, 1987 Public Services Aõministrator O'Donnell seeking approval fo~'~Þ~'1 l concept and to fund expansion of the existing leased EMS He stated this facility is currently leased from the Fire and Rescue District and is currently about 120 sq. ~.~' . t~;"He said by expanding the facilities to 215 sq. ft. there will be ;j " àðequate space and allow for more comfortable living conditions. Mr. O'Donnell stated that the leasehold improvements will become property of the Golden Gate Fire District and the cost of ",,", construction and furniture is $l4, 500. ,'J County Manager Dorrill stated that the present lease is for, a period of two years with the County having the option to renew for an '.' ",-additiona1 two years. " He stated that he is concerned that unless the, f~'. : ~.\lease is for' a minimum of 8 years, the CNmty will not, receiv,e ,the \~'i "b~nefit of their ,improvements. <'j\ : .. . ", .'. ~ ì l-t! ~\ ...: 1 ¡ L : L'i.! ~;Commi..ioner QI...,20V.d, .econded by Commi.sion.r Pi.torand 'i' ~arried unanimously, that the budget amendment and the concept of a 4:1, oon.truction project and r.lated cost for lease improvements to EHS Þe approved with the lease period to be a RBC3SS'AT, 10130 A.H. RECONVENED AT 10140 A.H.. *** Deputy Clerk Kenyon replaced Deputy Clerk Kueter ;' ~ f ,,: , Sf, }.. I.~..¡ ¡, ¡ 'J ).j {r~" ," .' '. ..'." ¡ ; , , .i \'':; (,,:'. ~ i . ;' ;, -' : ~!: &ODK 106 PAr,[ 480 Page l6 \'tj·JI12,¡¡, l'J' '1.iS':" ~ " oJ:,; : ~ C t 1 ~ -;: I,'" ,',' ,'~ ., . ": ¡. ,~' ~.'" ~ ",*,\ '~~' ,,\: ':-~~{~": :~ 'r" if; )! ;t-1:' q~ -~lt 106 nr.[ 481 AUGUST 18, 1987 Tape f4 Item f9Dl RESOLUTION 87-191/CWS-87-17 SUPBRSBDING RBSOLUTION 77-11/CWS-78-1 RB DISPOSAL OF SEPTIC AND GREASB TRAP SLUDGES - ADOPTED Mike Arnold, Assistant Utilities Administrator, stated that this is a request that the Board of County Commissioners approve a joint resolution that supersedes revision of the current Resolution 77-11/,,",:' , '!Y 'cn"rwt. "fÙ~~' CWS-78-1 with regard to disposal of septic and grease .trap ,sludge I!It',Î'~'l.! , .. ,.., ..:~.~ ;,;t:~'r~ the North Naples Treatment Plant. He noted that the current regula- "~.ht: '~.. '~ tions that are in place cðll for seepage and septic tank cleðnings and,;¡( all grease trap c1eanings to be delivered to the North County treat-:'~1' ment plant. He noted thðt this does not allow the operators th~ d flexibility to control the delivery to the p1ðnt. He noted that matter is being pursued by the Environmental Science and Pollution' Control Department in conjunction with the Utilities Department. reported that this proposed resolution is to shorten the time by hour each day to accept grease trap and 3eepage haulings He noted that he is asking for an additional right of refusal haulers are found to be carrying loads that have grease mixed seepage, and that they be allowed to track the source of the seepage and the grease that is being brought to the plant. He stated that he ;(~, ," " " is asking for 1.'1 provi~ion to deny receiving the grease or, seepage at ~,']"l;'~: ,', ''':::'$;'<¿~:;:J the plant if there a treatment problem at the plant at .that time.,,' He;;' ',' :>" .', . .' :. ~ /f;; noted that another provision of the new resolution is to increase the"- , I) ¡ ";"11. fees for dumping, adding that they are currently $5.00 per thousand,~)jt . '~. : . . , f , [ , , . . ~ . - - ~'_.v_-..........",_ - .. - AUGUST 18, 1987 and he is requesting that the seepage be $30.00 per thousand or any part thereof and the grease haulings be $40.00 per thousand gallons or any part thereof. He noted that these fees are ,still conservative but are more in line with the actual costs. Commissioner Glass questioned if this much increase would "\' . 'encourage people to drain this on the side of roadways, to which Mr. .Àrnold indicated that it could, but this will be addressed in the comprehensive ordinance. He noted that the problem is that the grease ,.¡.'~.~'<f' ~.~~'" ~ cannot be treated at all, adding that it goes through the treatment ,.', , train and causes various mechanisms of the plant to clog up. He indi- ,.," , that the seepage from the septic tanks can be treated but the volume that is entered into the treatment ¡·iant at one, time has a He noted that he is askin; for more control of the pro- to Commissioner Hasse, Mr. Arnold stated that the grease stockpiled at the North Plant, adding that the ultimate will be by landspreading. He noted that this is permitted by DER as a disposal alternative. He indicated that over a period of loses the fluid content and becomes more solid and then goes a filtering process through the soil. He noted that with "règards to. the sludge, there is a land spreading and also incineration tv; iþf it and can produce a product that is beneficial to agricultural j'" '., ¡"uses. . \"'\", Commissioner Pistor indicated that he is concerned with the hours ; j ~ ¡ 800K lOR PAr.r 482 Page l8 ,'" '. !, !' ~ ¡ J." lOOK lOR r£'·! 4.83 AUGUST 18, of operation being cut as well as the increase in fees and hopes that , \' there will be some regulations eo that the Sheriff'e Department can help in this matter when someone is dumping in the wrong places. Mr. Arnold stated that the proposed ordinance will cover that mechanism and as far as the hours are concerned, thf!ít;i~ ~henYthe r¡tÛ'f~; - ··~S ¡ plant is staffed, adding that it is not open on a 24 hour basis. He;; ,'r , ."; Î,q noted that special provisions could be made with the Bo~~d'~¡approval,!' ¡:,t-'¡ ,.1·', . ,. ;'j.::r J, '::....,;... t¡(hJ:.~'· but it would cost more. He noted that with regards to1the resolution,.! . . ¡ .' . :¡;:..;... it states that this area is Service Areð "A" and he would like the,;-,)~\ motion to include changing any reference to Service Are~' "A"'or Sewèr ;s-;~'~ ,,;-.' .... .,,' 'I ~( Service "A" to the North County Wastewater Treatment facility as all ~ ,. the financial documents indicðte the North, Central and South sewer", areas. ¡,.., !' ¡ ( " J' ,<t{p/ In answer to Commissioner Hasse, Mr. M""ld stated ;th~'t t;;it~',-::i:;·:., regards to a holding tank situation for lha septic haulers, he would "'¡c' '. . . ~ -, ~;. . t', look into the matter. He noted that this is something that could' 'pro-),..., .". '" bably be worked into the expansion design of the North Cóunty PI~nt~,/~:j Commissioner pistor moved, seoonded by commis8ioner Goodniqbt' and,' oarried unanimously, that joint Resolution 87-191/CWS-87-17 re dispo~ 8al ot septiu and qrease trap 8ludge8 be adopted. . .' " ~. . ¡ '. ..; \ :;::. '.::: ;·,f,;".',,;::c"~l '¡,Y.,;~JI~'~~'~~; "01 ;.(:~~r·;~(;'~;,· I' .¡ " , i' 'i ,~: . . '; : ~.~: ~ ',' t. ,; Î ~:; .t. .\) " - - - AUGUST 18, 1987 ÒPTIONS RB ~OHDING REQUEST BY THE COLLIER COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ·COUNCIL - TO BB BROUGHT BACK WITH FURTHER INFORMATION ON 9/8/87 :~t~:; Tom Olliff, Assistant to the County Manager, stated that this item ~"'~. a~'before the Board of County Commissioners several weeks ago, ðdding ',~, : was directed to look further into the topic and come back 'ithan answer. He noted that it was also requested that Commissioner ,}I, "Pietor work with the parties and come up with a report on this matter. }!t;r.,'..,4 " '; ,:', ,< Commissioner Pistor stated that with the help of quite a few oJ 0~people, he contacted many counties in the State and other areas and «'.~;" :' '~If~nd that almost everyone has an Economic Development operation of ,¢', ' 8ome,sort. He noted that under the State guidance, a lot ,of money was put, forth and more counties became involved in this. He noted that a .' \~.,:'. ~ajorityof the counties are contributing a certain amount of money to ¡"" ,'0 'i1'71~,:~rojects. , He noted that the legif'll)[',ure made some modifications ib~t,h~;,occupational ,license ordinance which make it possible for cer- "" ."\"-, t.aiñ counties, to increase the occupational licenses up to 50% of their He noted that Mr. Giles made a recommendation the contribution of the EDC up to a certain H~ ~ndicated that the majority of the groups that are;working '9I1',this ax:e"pri,vat,e '/' 'give thought to the '';:',~' :~Q,o~der to ,try and "~ .ljoted,that:they did ,¡,..;~. .~!·6J~J i;" " organizations. He reported that the BCC needs to fact tha t the present EDC was created by the Board attract clean business to Collier County. He not expect it to be as complicated as it is. He "'~"'~' '}~ ....." ',~,I >/'~'. ,Ai ,;1~ r~ ,: " ,'J',i¡ : I Ç,¡ q,,;, r~, " ~~~,h ~ "" . " "J' ¡ ~ {~ ! } -", ,,~\ .. 1 ".: ;'t, ¡-", r::l'Io' «;::;!, Page 21 , "'~;' &OOK 106 p~t;! 486 .. "; -"."'-~...,' ':~I' . f; 'i({ ~:, ~' ~~:' ;¡~' I~~;~: , ,I,' : '.~, '. :,,"," ..", ;f!t;.: Jr'~' .7'.' '~..: ~~!i" ' ~:: '~¡: :":JÒ;-: ","./'1-- j'" lOR W.! 487 '.',,' ~~~:;~'..,'. :;~ ~. .t~~, ~J. ' ',', þ,., , ~ " , ' , t" . ',.p';\,J~.~ , , j ~,;¡;.';rt. ,'.1"'....... I,t ' '.~, ,"'~. , . . AUGUST 18, 1997 stated that at the present time with every county competing to bring' the clean businesses to town, it is rather competitive and in order to make sure that this county gets the business that it needs to improve ~he tax base and provide jobs for younger people, it is in order that the Board give consideration to making sure that the proper Economi~ Development efforts are continued. He noted that there should/be a /.~ '., :ï , í.l:ft private organization because there is a lot of confidentiality about, /~:,,:'~ii. , ,,~ :/c. 1 encouraging businesses to come to Collier County. He stated tha~ ~~~~~~! ~ is in the best interest of everyone in Collier County, adding that ~" ;' there is not a method in this county of showing 'what it cost to take care of the businesses. He reported that if all the. Occupðtiona~ : t¡..,~ :;:- license fees were put into a special account and charge any acti~itie~~ .. ,-.:' that has to do with business to that ac~ount, the County ,would run o~~ of money and would be forced to increase tile fees in order to the work that is being done. Mr. Jack Humphrey, President of EDC, stated that, there has been,6~' objections to giving taxpayers dollars to a private enterprise, addin~, " :.¢." ; that EDC is not a private enterprise. He noted that it ,is,a pri:vate', :~"S '. -' , .' ,L1~,ý., organization that serves the public and private, interest. by, promoting ; ';.:' " ,,;' . ,'. . t '. ,j i' ,business activities to stabilize the economy. He, st~ted, ~~at pr~,:,a,ti-' '~:~} .).;;:~ 1 zation is becoming a major fact.or in Florida growth. He stated that '....: þ every County is faced with fiscal restraints and pressures to retain ~ vital services and have been for~ed to contract out or p~¡ivat,ize ~s¡~~J:'MhíC. vices, which include solid waste collection, transportation, street'.' '" I. ~ 1, . ~ " . ~ " tiú; .' - - - ","",~""",-""."".","_",_"".._,,,~,,,,,"", ,'.'"._---,;.,,,,,.',--,._" "..-" . ~... "I"~ . '_,_~,'., f..¡il.' , ~and permitting. He noted that there are entrepreneurship programs in '~P'; . -'place, adding that they are trying to develop an incubator program -.:~" I: ,',. , ~where a developer will make available low cost office space and ware- c r~j, ," '·house space and share telephones and secretarial services to encourage ~¿! ~~ J '1~ ~ business to develop within the community. He noted that business '. ,!ft' ,", ï t, . _.~ ~~!~(' " . ,.~ ..., ;... ¡Il ;,i{; , ::~t~ " f,~ ·1',~,',' "~ 'i , , ~;J't -!,',.;'!.., , ~\I:.'..:' . ^UGUST 18, 1987 1\.;; ,,' ighting, health and human services, mental health, consumer affairs, ~"¡/ <. 'parke end recreation services, cultural art, conservation, resource '~: ,~ ma~agement, legal services, and Economic Development. He noted that is probably the only way to pay back to taxes and jobs and investment in the community. He the EDC has over 100 volunteers and adds up to over in the community per year. He indicated that if the this job, it would require 14 full-time people to do He stated that many companies come to Collier County without in spite of their help, but in many cases, because of He stated that there are certain ones that they take cre- not for all of them. He noted that the important thing .~\;' ;i~ that new businesses are here and they are contributing to the ad ~;l f:r' . ,valorem taxes and the other benefits to the community. He noted that 1:',' , DC does a lot of other things in the c~;nmunity that directly relates ;, 'o(l() , ! o Economic Development, adding that they encourage and cooperate on . ¡';'5-.' :;ho~sing problems, work with the educational facilities, maintain an Â~""¿-;1+ j. 4~ . ~ûp-to-date inventory of plants and sites for prospects, provide sta- /:}~l~,f.··."ì..;! 'tistical data, labor information, personnel search assistance, zoning aDOK 106 rm 488 Page 22 n}8·· ':/ .; ,- ~ \; l.l,.· t 1it~, , ¡ rti.' '''t.... '. '~};i . ~."( ".; ;¡'¡'" ~::.: ~.~f· ,:.; ;~~ 'I",W',"" " -- . ~~:,' .,' ,- r ,"¡ '~!<' ì' 106 f'~r·r 4.89 AUGUST 18, 1987 retention is another, adding that companies that face some problems have been steered toward the proper financing. He noted that this is ;. { necessary if the county wants to attract the type of industries that ,~~. are compatible with Collier County lifestyle. He indicated that there': , \!~ -'~'f is a company that makes surgical devices and came out of Boston that,¿r , "1""...8 is coming to Collier County and will be making an announcement in t~~~'(1, ,. " i _ . J,', next few days with regards to opening up their business. He noted·".!.f...., <; ¡ - .,¡, ,¡ , ." ":',~ that the objective is to bring in the high tech skilled labor and pro-~ ~... ~~ : t,. '~r ~~ fessionals so that people can afford to live here and become a per~' j . j~ ':.: l~,.-};" , ~.~i! ' ~, ~. ,~[~. manent part of the community and buy homes. Tape '5 '.' :/ 1:;·~··~ ' -.;,ti1<~ Mr. Humphrey stated that last year the hospital refinanced somJ· , ... ",.:.' . .j. ~,ln $41,000,000 in bonds, adding that it wae öatermined that if the City. ':11-\1, of Naples handled this, it would save the hospital around $200,000 in , ,.,¡:4, He noted that the City'was. " '. :~:',"; He noted that this cost the EDC "~:r' .. -, ¡; l;,'.g~:·~-'". around $60,000 in fees, but it was felt that this was in the best,';:'~\. ¡ '~- t"... ,.:.>f<ø.~ interest of the community and it demonstrates a responsible attitude\~~~' . ,;. ' "~i'" on the part of the EDC. He reported that there is a change in their ~-':Jt; ,. '.; ..':,'¡ 'r' request, adding that they had asked that the occupational license fees,~ <':I:: : ' 1. i ,:~ ,. v:\.¡.: '..,' interest as well as reducing their fees. urged to do this and they did it. be increased 50% and the second request was for interim funding of ~. \ $l50,OOO for the two year period until the occupational license fees , , were available. He noted that he has been advised by the County Attorney and the Clerk that through tax anticipation borrowing that ,. i-: .' ~ , . , i., q i~':;f..; ~. ¡.>.,:' ~-_~~. , ' Page, 23"~~· , "i' . ,I, "'¡ ",~].(i\'!\!~ i . ",,;',,:''':\( , jH i, '~ts):~', :. . '.-"', , .I: '; i}: " - - - , ;~!.I'~/; 'y....,', .(, ':¡i,t,:,',:: AUGUST 18, ",1987' ; '. , ' ..( :,: ..~'i( ~)., t e'EDC could start receiving those funds in the coming year. He rjq: . ,noted that if this is the case, they would not need the interim ~nding, and therefore, they would withdraw that request. He noted .'r! at~they would agree to do this on a dollar for dollar matching " ; .Commissioner Hasse stated that if the occupational license fees '!. . ~ ! \, , 1 ~~~e :~~~reased 50\, the people that apply for these licenses would '~hein'; in, turn increase their fees to the taxpayers. " , Commissioner pistor indicated that the fee schedule shows that the \ ." .. ~~, majority of the people pay $22.00 and $30.00 a year which would be '1·' '" 'µ~increased to $33.00 and $45.00 a year which is not that much money. i~· "=,' ,,'He stated that he feels that the whole fee schedule should be .revised, .;~'...,è'_. ,~ddingthat if ,it was, he does not feel that there would be a big bur- .,....~ ,.:;; .;~ .ðèn'~on ,·anyone.' -"~N :'Ij.,'.;...' . ,9 Mr. ¡Humphrey stated that the Chamber of Commerce has indicated (':' I ' 't'" .'" , ?'hat.:~,they would be happy to look at the fee schedule and make recom- ,111;;;':, mendations if the County would like their assistance. ~';~.y _,;". The following people spoke in favor of the EDC but against funding ~.' it;, citing the facts that they are supposed to be an influential ~~, ' 9i:ouPl.the~e ,is enough industry, traffic and people in Collier CountYJ; ~þ.'~. :.there. is an extra burden put on the taxpayers: the few selected major r!,,; are the ones that should support EDC: small businesses increased occupational fees; contributions should be "'-'~"J,j I;"·r :.)',,' " ¡Page :.24 I ~ ~ ". ," fie ~ aOOK lOR FAr.t 490 ---- ~ ,tt I,' ~ 'I,,>t ", ',\, , ~. " ", ~l , ,f, . ',.,., ~,i ~ '. ,.,'d,"'·".,' ,J;. : r', ~ " " .' '. ~. , , '~. f; , ,.~ ~., . f 10Ôt'~r.r491 j' ;....., ~ ""j f "; .~ ì AUGUST necessary organizations like the Sheriff's Department should deprived by giving money to private organizations: Jim McGrath, representing Tax Watch J. Sandy Scatena, presented petition opposing 50% occupational license increase Richard Braun, President of Golden Gate Taxpayers Assoòiation John Keschl, resident of Collier County Commissioner Saunders stated used to regulate the industry or new statute, but it cannot be The following people spoke in favor of the funding for! the f=C!C.rt' " ,~ citing the fact that the community will lOBe if the EDC falters" :;:tI .' clean, controlled and well managed businesses are the ,typeEl'(o~..~~~ ;... >;;;... nesses being brought to the County by the EDC which providestaxeS"ð :~,;J.·,·,\Ÿ~ 'jobs for the community; the organization .u, a vital part of the com- ~ ,';''' ~tr. munity: new businesses will enhance businel!ls for the·local existing : " . :~.)4\.: , ·dt"" businesses; EDC provides that businesses that bring 10wresource.,J~, ...1, ' ,"( ,',¡ i;1(';,,¡J:\·~.!t~' ,,' \'''¡¡'t Studios I:;' f~~ ·l,'I·,~ ,¡ (¡:;'~ì;. impact and high pay levels; Mr. Win Griffin, Chairman of Naples International Marjorie Jean Hire, Designers Age Mark E. English, Ohio Company Connie Purvis, advertising, marketing and promotion Tape U Jim Dzievick, Kepp's Men Shops Jeff Fridkin, Mershon, Sawyer, Johnston, Dunwoody, & Cole Deborah Hoofer, DJ Property Management Dudley Goodlette, Cummings & Lockwood ; /.~ Commissioner Hasse stated that he feels that before done, ,the occupational Commissioner Saunders stated that he feels that it is a " .'1"1 ':1-\ ,", , ~,~": ..' ',.; 't.Jo;'" It '. ~ ~. ~,~ . - - _.__.......-...~, ,'.- ,»..,.....¥..,.~,._-,"'......._..." -'__'""~;""',,","'" - - - ::~,~::r~ ' . '~~?~.". ~~W;';t·", " ~ù;tJ ~>, AUGUST 18, 1987 k"~!' , . f~p'. to remove the request for the $150,000 from ad va lorem sourges, ¡-, ' ~àdding that the business community has become very responsive as to ."" ~,. '~~at they perceive as the goal of this Commission which is to keep tðx related uses for the taxpayers. He stated that the ;'C objective of the EDC it ne;community and he ..'i"; ~?"vote, in favor of a ..':-4 .¡.... -to help provide funds to ðttrðct good clean business is important to supports that. He indicated that he is prepared motion to increase the occupðtional license fees to the EDC but he has several conditions thðt he He stated that he feels that some of the occu- pational license fees are too high for some categories and all,cate- be evaluated. He stated that he thinks that it needs to how much of an increase in occupational fees,will.be necessary to provide the 50% match to the EDC for their proposed ,b~dget,for the coming year. He indicated that there ðre several ~tipulations to be ðttached to funding if the EDC had gotten funding fF;~m~d vðlorem, sources contained in the County Manager's reP9rt to ',L,-, ~he Commission, ðdding that several of those stipulations, should still ~¿;J },' , . ~bë,attðched ,even though there is no direct ad valorem source. .He, " .,., 'J~_;~:.. . ÐC?ted;that Sections 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4g of the Executive Summðry dðted .:;: '~~gust 18,1987, should still be attached. He questioned what will ":1:.:-' '~~ppen ~ith the $20,000 that has been appropriated over the past ,_ ; ), ,,' ;' ", few years, adding that he would assume that the $20,000al'l'rop,ria,tion -.,," ' ,·:Wpuld.n~longer ¡be ,needed by the EDC, which will be an opportunity for B~a,rdto. save ,the taxpayers $20,000 from the ad va10re':ß ,sources. aDDK 106 PAr;t 492 Page,2Ei ~ .. . .. .. ;.. ~.. t ;~). ! ¡,' ¡ 'j I ( " , ., i )~. ... :: .,. It" "' ;" ..··._...___'__"w'",',__~·.··,,_,__..;_,·~_.."'._......,."'._'...~ ;7 , , ¡ , " ..ii'/¡ ':~ ~'.,' ;,r.; Ii!' .·)~,;tï'" " t " ;'i ':.:" .J' ..,~, . '.~~~ "'.I.:!!~ :;,'".' ~r ,If ' ~1< .~~;:f ~, ~.. Ii ,~,<~ tß' :\1: ,- t~:; . "~1 ~:f :'j: &OD( 10B FAf.1l193 AUGUST 18, 1987 He indicated that another condition is to insure that these funds are subject to annual review by the Board, so that the Commission has the opportunity each year to re-evaluate whether it will continue the EDC through this source. He stated that if these conditions are met, he has no problem with approving this matter. Commissioner Pistor stated that there are several should be looked into before this is approved. He noted that tional licenses were established under State Statute some time there are certain limitations as to what those fees Can be and much they can be raised in a given year. He noted that tal Statute states that the increase up to 50% must be .Pu~}~,;a::,~J¿~/~ separate account and the County must indicate where that money,i.:~ ' ",",-. going to be spent and the State is encol:rb~ing that it be used, t~'i~~'~ . develop an economic development strategy. He noted that the;money"~' , . has to be allocated the day the increase is voted upon., He stated', ,". '':':,'1. ,. '''~.,., that he agreed with the items that Commissioner Saunders has outlined, , .::~f. '1 and should be considered. He noted that the occupational licensej, f~,~}f should be investigated and brought back to the BCC in three, weeks. .;:,fr ,Tape '7. : '" " \,' ¡11~ ,);,.~~i/~}~;f< ' Commissioner Glass stated that he concurs that there are, certain';)¿' /~'::'" '~ factors that have to be checked into. He questioned if it ls", ,,'j, '" appropriate for Collier County to compete in this national market " !,"''''''-i while they are in the process of developing their own management plan and should the EDC operate at current r', .] q:.! : '~ ,j .. ,1.... - - - ,''¡ " ,'.,' ¡ ..1 AUGUST 18, 1987 management plan is completed? He stated that this is thing that needs to be resolved. Commissioner Saunders stated that the process of growth management the development of the comprehensive plan is an on-going process ·~t 'I 'and the final end to that process is never reached. He noted that ~~~~e are a lot of things that will fit together as this plan is deve- .~!.. j 'oped, but the County has to keep operating like a government. " jv Commissioner Pistor stated that the growth management plan is .' :being put into effect and the EDC strategy will make sure that the i·~. .,',fl.· .- /..¡c::ølJrít~~oe8 along in an area that is for the benefit of all of Collier ,~t;.. . ':",,¡i 'countý:,tt ',' \"' ". i n· .. ;;}l:>,~~ , "~ i - Cðmmissioner. Glass stated that when' this is broughtbac~, ,it~has"1 .,..:.~. . > ~tŠ;:b'å~'ðe(Hdedwhether the 'Commission supports this matter. '~,i~;commissioner Saunders stated that testimony has been heard two .h·;·' . different times' and he would suggest that ð motion be entertained: to ~irect Staff to come back on September 8, 1987, with the appropriate . ap'íârwõrk todmplementthe increase in the occupational license fees ridt.then, the Commission can decide on the matter. . !J:\' . -: \~;~ commi.aioner Saund.rs moved, seoonded by Commissioner Goodnight ;~ " unanimously, that Staff be direoted to oome baok, ,with the: ordinanoe. and resolutions to review existing oooupationaL ;lioens. t.es and with a reoolllZDendation to make those fees more :equitablelto determine how muoh funding the EDC needs frominoreased lioense fees to meet th.ir ~Udg.t request, keeping in ;"..:. ~~¡ ,"': . i ! or;: :"':f~-~:-" ï·:..'~J;; aODK 106 PAr.r 494 , : :'1"" ~ ') tJ;:P,ge fa, "'"',J: 1}J}, l!.~" 1 "01 ~."~-~ 10Ôm.t495 " AUGUST 18, 1987 , ' , mind that there will be a 50" matoh from private oontributions: to" the BDC; to determine based on that analysis, the peroentaqe inorease that would be ne.ded in oooupational lioense fees to meet that demand7 to apply various oonditions to that fun4inq whioh inclu4e. sections,4a, 4b, 40, and 4q from the Bxeoutive Summary 4ate4 August 18, 1987",&nd( any others that staff woul4 deem appropriate, an4 that approval of . ..., .,~ this would result in the deletion of the $20,000 appropriation from a4",':: '';J , c' ~~"i'; valorem souroes as it would no longer be require4 by the BDC7 an4 that¿~j , there be an on-qoinq yearly evaluation by the cOlllJllission. ""il ;"1.-;~ .q: ~..( Item 'l1AUr2 BUDGET AKBNDKBNTS 87-409/415- ADOPTBD commissioner Goodniqht move4, seoonded by cOlllJllis.ioner Pi.tor.and. carried unanimously, that Budqet Amen4m~....~s 87-409/415 þe a4opte4.:»{ Item 111A3 BUDGBT AMENDMENT RESOLUTION 87-041 - ADOPTBD coømissioner Goodnight move4, .econ4e4 ))y COlllJlli.8ioner oarried unanimously, that Budqet Amendment aesolution 87-041 be adopte4. 'j -I' ì~:' , , . <''ii.(; !'," ¡: ':, ' .........;í..;.,.J¡ 'i;, I",' "i" . , , '.:) ~... ;.:~ ~tn: (--~,'\. ,,',}\'.. -,r .. 1; ::' , ¡. :\' .; , ' . , , , " - - - ..,,~~;~,,~ r.:.~ì ,,'" '., ~ .'~} \ < ~. ~ ;, T c;,jg} ;.r n t, t ¡ ~" t·;r ,,' E',;: ,oDrbl06'~~r.r.l97) ¡. " , '~,. ", . " ,.".J¡~~ w ~ :"'AOGOS't'I.: t S. r 1 ilk 7 '~t '~I., .' ~, .__..,.., .,' '. 'ct:..JI¡"f, '," =',CJ, ~" "~I, -,. .', .....,'~<. ',"". . ,'''", (lot ......--..~ ~--.:;..~'IIIII64\rt! . "<:.\ "\"'" . <.:', APPOINTED TO SERVE OK THB '. ' n',',,';)('t. r: ",\ '. . ',Ì' }":" ''', 1 " ....,.""'.. ~ ~., ~tem h2A " COMHISSIONERSPISTOR, SAUNDERS' GOODNIGHT PROPERTY APPRAISAL ADJUSTMENT BOARD Commissioner Hasse stated that last year Commissioner Göodnightr~i :1;; " .' ::;.\ '. and Commissioner Pis tor as well as himself served on the PAAB, adding~.):, ~ . ~ ";:, ..~{~~J;;~~ that he would suggest that Commissioner Saunders serve on this bO~~~ ;:~~j~' in his place. ":"::'~f94'," ,to " :t,~~} It was the general consensu8 that Commissioners pist?r, ,Çoodnight.r "-,' .' .,::., .::~" 'f and Saunders serve on the PAAB. ¡ :~dministrative Assistant to the Board Israelson stated that th&¡~' '1 ¡, '," ; 'c-: r ':'/T.i ..J\~ .- dates have been set for Wednesday, September 23; Thursday, Septembet;; . '/"~~; 24: and Friday, September 25,1987, if it is necessary., .. ;'(1";.ur;¡þ~{ '",: ¡., ,Ci..¡~n :1'2;,N1~ C-:>mmission.r Gooðniqht mov.ð, ..Clonð.ð by Commi..ioner Gla.. and ~i', .. Clarried unanimously, that the above-referenced ~ate. be approved. '1~ , . ",J",' xtem .12B -".___,,.. ,~."'F,. :',' '\:'~"f~. RESOLUTION 87-192 ESTABLISHING THE BAL£.OT QUESTIOK POR'TIm ADDITIOBAL "'~':r:'~ ONE-CBNT SALES TAX REFERENDUM - ADOPTED WITH CHANGES ~" Tom Olliff, Assistant to the County Manager, stated that this resolution is the result of the Board action last week on the referendum issue on the additional one-cent sales tax. He stated that this resolution establishes the question language.- He noted that ~'.. .' /~..-""T'_~:"'~ - ,: , there isa revised resolution, adding that the only changes ¡in'jti1e'new'< " '; : :(1;'t,~L resolution is the addition of the two whereas clauses which give a little background as to how the referendum and also included in the ~uestion itself are " I ~ '.~ i.I J..,.{¡l-:S.:: " ';If:. r) H~: :~í.', :~;' (, ":'r ¡',î: ';.,i;:::i :;Üi. C~.:·~, 't 1-.., ~ ..~ '~, t: ~. \ .~ '; : \ . : I. '': I,' { ,I' " I, i' !; d,) i . ~ ) ,; ". r· ,~(~.~i " '¡ '~t' ~) ~~~;'; c:: ¡ , , X;,I; tl.)y ;~, .:"i} ¡ ¡. ',1", - - - AUGUST 18, 1987, that this was would have a the one-cent sales tax revenue could be ; some possible rate increases in the future., stated that this is being presented to the 'tax- to determine if they want an additional one questioned if it can be used for water and sewer uti- ",.l!t1es :as there is a separate water and sewer district and the "~i~xisHrig half-cent sales tax that is collected cannot be used for "[, "i;~'fei'!and; sewer purposes? County Attorney Cuyler stated that it is l.", .~~,~ opinion that this additional one cent sales tax can be used as it ¡I~ota district type of situation and would be subject to the same ,.J ~àuitements'as the roads, drainage, bridges, parks, libraries, etc. e~'ri-oted that- the actual question that w~L. be on the ballot is whc'!lt ~~''''- . ~~::being presented as part of the resolution. " - .,rCommissioner'Saunders questioned the wording for c'!Ind against the ,_ . :~~ .... : ',' :.---, . ., âkrito:which County Attorney Cuyler stated that he spoke with ..~", ,. t'~-.·~. f é~pe~~lsor'~~,Elections Morgan and this language is actually what is ,~". .,'... "" In~ théh.Spèc:ial Act. ' ¡,<:~ ~::"~,.!:...~,: .:":'Commisuioner Saunders stated that the referendum question is to . .~~' ". .. . '. projects for Collier County, the City of Naples, c'!Ind and questioned if this might be a little misleading. two cities will get a share of the money based,on,] .; \-' J¡i:.;ft).~:~.~ 'Jr., ~ ! / (.' It' ~" : : ~ I,) r~ Page,: 3], r; ¡: - ~ \" aOOK 10R rM.t 498 __"'_...""".........~", .,., 0> ,.,."."_"".·.·~,·""~.,-<,_"'·._",.""_"-..,,,,..._·...-"'"'_______.e........._. . :ii' l?- : 'it t ~ II <" ;/,' r<4 Î?~:, ~::~ ,', --""'"~ <'.1 (,~<t .;~~!; ',l·; :·.¡r: :'·h J;l{t¡ - ,t~'1' "~f~·'i· ..'~:), .'..,Jt , ".' 'to' 1 ;!~~~, ~ . ~-' ,.._.~...~-....-..\."'____._'''''_'''_..._._"_,,..'".,,._....''',''~.'''''''''.....'_~",'"".' "u',", ," ".",",_"'_"'",__"~'__'_______~ ~; ti" ~~:: i~~ , ~,~ -.,' ~,: ~\ ,,; '1' ':of ..~ ~'!",., ~~l~1 !~ & ~f' lODK 106 m.t 499 . ¡-. AUGUST 18 '1997;::~-~ , . ~ ..~ .~, .. ?' ~l~~ Commissioner Saunders stated that this could be handled through a:/N; whereas clause that would explain what the split is and would be, ': ;":'., " :¡,'\ ' publicized. He noted that he has another concern with the list of .< ~~;¡1f , ft· available projects and questioned if it would be broad enough 'as ther~.;: was discussion for the need for jail facllities, the courthouse fac~7i the appropriate formula, adding that he would not want anyone to think that this is going to be an equal split of the funds. Mr. Olliff stated that there is an existing formula that is used for the half-cent sales tax and language could be included to show that there is a breakdown, percentage wise, on what the cities:wou14 receive. , " lities and administrative facilities? He stated it, these three types of facilities would be clearly excluded 'from ' consideration of funding from this source. ~ " Commissioner Glass stated that the funding is supposed to be for capital improvements to offset ad valorem increases. Mr. Olliff stated that he would ask that the Board alter the resolution a little by adding a whereas section that would explain the formula breakdown of revenues to the different cities and,by,including government buildings, criminal justice facilities, and administrative ': facilities on the list of projects. . j.; i ..' ) '. ., ',1; ('.)r.~ commissioner GOOdnight moved, seoonded by Commissioner ,Gla8s and oarried unanimously, that Resolution 87-192 establishing the ballot' question language for the additional one cent sal.. tax referendum be adopted with the above referenced change.. f' ., .!' ,', I',> "'/". . "J' . ~ "'::i.~" ! AUGUST 18, 1987 .:\;,'\0 fRBSOLUTIOB 87-1'3 APPOINTING COMMISSIONER GLASS TO SERVE ON TKB :~,Jt1DICIAL CIRct.'IT CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM MANAGEMENT ~COUNCIL POR ONE YEAR - ADOPTED ," :IV' 20TH Commissioner Hasse stated that he would like to suggest that Có~issioner Glass be appointed to service on the Criminal Justice ~ nformation System Management Council for one year. commi..ioner Goodnight moved, .econded by commissioner Pistor and .'ý:"carried. UDauimou8l:r, that aesolution 87-192 appointing Commissioner 'Gla.. to .erve on the 10th JUdicial Circuit criminal Justice Information system Management Council for cne year be adopted. ,.,r"", .: . .,. .. 9t.· 'G',f~:'H:<;~l)p':;:- '~[. (,{ ,~ê~ ~ PI; '-~.~:·:~l'~-:~-:.. ~: [íJ';.~:~ ;;:~',I;.f:.G',~ ~j~j>'Í}) ;i ~;;:i,)P:¡ I /b¡¡ ttr;,., ~'~\~j;~'" :~~::,: ..;.'" . ';~p:_,;:~t:..:.~ t r ~?r'1~~,:'. '~"'" ~ ' , ~ ' i ' ,- .. . '-'... , , '.;'; ':1 ~; I:. ~ H :~,þ,~~, ~~t;~G '::: ~3't::,'HjQ',A~'~1,jt t .: ;~.~(, -~},.t.b~~'J, .:,', Gi .;l~J\";· ',",.' . .. .", ':".,.." f {-.'., ~ H- . " ~: f f'.) , i . ~ ~. I ~ ~ (. -';Hr..T~;l J ¡"~':'.: .: , .: :.:!::':1 ~ CI~j ~'!":n~f; t '. " .' '-~ '" ," r,,' ~ .... ,.f ,':'C<}T :,."",1," ¡, . ~ '; ~ j . r~ ;"n'J . '. " í ~', '.J?a9~(;3 3 MOK 10R P~"! 502 'f ~r 't ";; t I ~.. . \ ~ ~,~ "'_~""W'"'iI''''''''' ,,'-. ;;l; ! ~¡¡"OOK' 106rAG£505 .¡., :i.j;: , ' ~, " ***** i~)~ii' ,'~,~,:.. '{;..~,":,,~,"! t,'", ¡ " ,~, > . AUGUST 18, ; 198' ::;'~:~;t~': ::4 COlllIl'oissioner Goo4niqht move4, .8con4e4 by commissioner "~.',;, :" pistor an4 oarrie4 unlnimously, that the followinq 1 tems'! ( .':, be a40pteð anð/or approve4 unðer the Con.ent Aq8n4a. ***** !,:d Item t14B1 RBSOLUTION 87-194 AWARDING CBRTIFICATBS OF PUBLIC CONVENIBNCB AND NECESSITY TO GLOBAL LIMOUSINES OF NAPLES AND NAPLES TAXI SERVICB See Page' ..s oCì - _1)1/ Item 114D1 ACCBPTANCB OF WATER AND SEWER PACILITIBS FOR DOWN AS PALMS OP LELY) See O.R. Book 1289, Pages 1745-1755 :Item '14D2 ';;tf~ ~ .... .'---".' BUDGBT AMENDMENT INCREASING REVENUES AND BXPBNSES .' Item '14E1 , BXD NO. S87-1144 Clerk, bids were received until August 7, property no longer required in the Naples Lendfill operation. was awarded to the highest bidder, B~ J. Excavating in the, $23,500 for rolloff tractor tr.ailer units. Uem 114G1 CBRTXPICATES POR CORRECTXON TO THB TAX ROLLS 1986 TAX ROLL TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY No. 1986-248 . Da ted " C':,";1:':[,< \,',.;;.'.;- ~ f~(;;\J (J~. i. \; P' "'. <f-~.¡:~ -r~·~· .-; 'J~~('_'~ ,.\,..."" " . ',J \.í ,: '~ I , ,;/'" '/ ~,¡," ~ ,. " ",(¡ ",,"'t''''~''''. ",. '\......., .:x::.,'>T~rt...·t '.~-..¡(,,,..~ ";,.,.,_: "',·'...."-~'r ......" ",.,' '.. - ;,-·t~t~...,.'I."H~'1 ,,' Co ~~.<. ; ......:; :.\:,:' '::~; . '~~..... ',:-1"~ \.."..,;',..~ ~ <~ '<.r.::"Þ' ''':, ......, , ~ ;¡¥t :~;~~~:~~S~: ':',: ~~;".,::~' ';, ~:;:<. ;.I-t :' , . .;," '> ,',' " . r I ~ ~"..' :¡ '>'1' ,¡ '.;~:J.!:.:: :. ~ ~1 J.i'" ~:'\:,1::;'"" . ....¡ 'f~4j -..-----"".."'.; ,."",~".""""-""''''.'''.; ,,,--,,,._,- - - - 5. Notice dated 08/06/87 from DNR re Public Workshops re r,;,:. ! considêration of policy for projects ranked highest on.C.A.R.L. " ,';lists. 'iReferred to Neil Dorrill, David Pettrow, Dr. Edward ~'~"~>'",,~f~~,fitt and filed. *;:~; .~)~~:; :~;:. :~'" , d ~ ;) (~', . , ï' .i' ¡p':T ~lm ,~¿. ;,,' );¡fs ~;,::~,?7.';~ " f, . 19;7(j~~'I(' . :.";\ ::',~¿'lif AUGUST 18, POR THB PUBLIC DEFBNDBR CORRESPONDBNCB FILBD AND/OR RBPBRRED ,'..-:¡ 'p,", I , There being no objection, the Chair directed that the following .,. ..:~'" . , ~'. .-' J ,'~. ',.. , correspondence be filed and/or referred to the various departments as ' '~"'., »indicated below:' ..~.:.>,._: . ftt>. .": .::.t(:, ' , 1. Letterðated 08/04/87 from Gordon L. Guthrie, Dept. of " Community Affaira, referring to their letter of 03/30/87 regarding the Post-Disaster Redevelopment Rule, Chapter 9G-l3, Florida Administrative Code, notifying Collier County that DCA has decided to repeal same. Referred to Neil Dorril1, William Wagner and filed. 2. Letters dated 08/04/87 and 08/07/ó' from Douglas L. Fry, Environmental Supervisor, DER, e~closing short form applications (File No. lll3730l~, Waverly Development/ Eagle Cay Condo Docks) and (File No. ll1377205, Robert C. ,~ Pittman, Jr.) which involves dredge and fill activities. Referred to Neil Dorri11 (letters), David pettrow, Dr. Edward Proffitt and filed. Memorandum dated 08/03/87 from Charlton Prather, M.D.,;HRS, outlining Statute requirements for the 1987 Indigent Care Act and enclosing August agenda for Statewide Meetings of the Primary Care Proposal Conference. Referred to Neil Dorrill, Dr. J. Polkowski and filed. 4. Notice received 08/05/87 from HRS of three Preliminary Workshops on Primary Care Rule scheduled within the State. Referred to Neil Dorrill, Dr. J. Polkowski and filed. . Ii',. BOOK 106 PAq506 ; -' i:~ =_ ¡I~> f' Page 35 ,t~~~ '<, ',.''!II. .' ;..' '~i~;.~: :..~. ;:__.I!': f -' ".",':' ~·~:~~;ì. -' ,~ .1,.:~:"~',~ '......;_.¡ r' " ..) ~ ., ~; I .' h j tj . j,-~ ct "~ ,-'~....._---,,~-..- ''''-~'''''''''','''''.". ";.""."',,"......,".."'.,,,.......".....-""... ';¡___.'HriO<"__";'''''^ ,·___"'.........,·_·,w..."·__,_~_""'_,_'"""'-....."'..,..."..."""'"',,....~'"''''''"~._,"""..;__.~",...."."..".""."., .~of''Ì;:, ' , ..~ ~~~ ',I'~'~,'i; .'....... ;1:: I " -,..,. . .' .: '~.' ,t;" r: 6. AUGUST 18, Letter dated 08/04/87 from DOT,'with copy of Secretary of Transportation's report to the Governor on his first six months in office. Referred to BCC., Neil Dorrill, George Archibald and filed. 7. Letter dated 08/03/87 from Representative Mary Ellen Hawkins regarding funding avenues for improvements to S.R. 951. Referred to BCC., Neil Dorri1l and filed. ~ , . (;S 1': Letter dated 08/03/87 from Representative Mary Ellen Hawkins },"$,'"t. regarding appropriations for the Collier County Museum's' ',/, I;' f':5i4;~1 Capital Improvement Project. Referred to BCC., Neil Dorrill",.,-':;···.... and filed. i.- Minutes ,~'~¡r ~ðrrc¡iðtZ~n~u~~Vf~?rr9~9mmÂ~!SeR~§3ï¡~sMg£t~~6~5i87. ,~A~; ,~ Ci ty of Naples Council Minutes for OS/20/87, OS/27/87, ¡.. ',;t J' 6/3/87, 06/l0/87 and 06/17/87. ,.',Ell.: Press release dated 07/29/87 from National Association of ~~. .:~ Counties announcin-J United States District Court decision: ", ../~~. to release $180 million in ~equestered revenue sharing money. "i ,:',... Referred to BCC., Neil Dornll, James C. Giles and filed. . :.,~ .~~.I: , or..: 8. 9. 10. 11. Petition received 07/29/87 askin9 hoard to rescind the Open Container Ordinance and place th~ issue on the ballot at the next general election. Referred to BCC., Neil Dorrill, Ken Cuyler and filed. ~~ .- :~'f. Letter dated 08/03/87 from the State Job Training Coordinating ,V' , Council covering new laws passed during the 1987 Legislative .~ .; Session concerning the Florida Employment Opportunity Act. "'J7::r:~, Referred to BCC., Neil Dorrill, Leo Ochs and filed. ::"'.c·,! Ú,J,.· r '.;;' ~.. ,'~.' ,." 12. 13. Notice dated 07/30/87 from U.S. Dept. of Transportation advising that UMTA Section 9 funds apportioned in FY1984 will lapse on September 30, 1987. Referred to Neil Dorrill, Jeff Perry and filed. 14. Notice dated 07/22/87 from U.s. Department of Transportation regarding proposed federal regulations governing 8torageof petroleum and other hazardous substances. Referred to Neil Dorrill, Jeff Perry, William Lorenz and filed. 15. Letter dated 07/23/87 from John F. Holley, of Vega, Brown, Stanley, Martin & Blackwell, P.A., re Luz Valenciz DeZulaga v. Collier County. Referred to Neil Dorrill, Ken Cuyler, Sherry Runders and filed. ',,' ,.. ,=1~·4L;'U':...:"C.. tJ:1;.: ti; '. .~~) .J . ;¡ t. J'" "'1 1<." . j'l >'~j .. - ...: - - ¡ AUGUST 18, 1987 "'*'" bùsine88 for the Good of the County, the ;~'i;i~: ! 1:: the Chair - Timet 12:40 P.M. ~ ~,.,.. ','- il\:;;;:·l ;1";'"' ,\\~'1fl Þ~'I! 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