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Nnpl.s, rlorlð~, Februnry 11, lqR5
LET IT BE REM!Me!RE~, th~t the Board of Count.v Co~mis.innprs 1n
and for the County of Collipr, and also ðctinq ~. the Poarrl of 7.onin"
Appeal. and a. the qov.rning boardls) of such special districts ~s ~a~e
been. crenl..d accordtnq to Il1l. .1n<1 h,!vlnrr ccndur.t.,d busln-ss h-r"in, ,.,"'t
on this date at 1130 P.~. in WO~SHÓP SESSION in aullc11nq "P" c~ th~
Courthou." Compl~~, &,.t ~,~l~s, Florid" wlth thµ fo]lo~ina ~~mbprr,
present 1
CIIAIIt'1AN! Fre(1urick J. Voss
~1ax Hasse
".nne Goodn iaht
AfJSEUTI C. C. "Red" Polland
.10hn A. Pistor
ALSO PRESEtITI ~aureen Kenyon, Deputy Cler~: Donalrl B. Lusk,
County M~n~qcrl Neil Darrill, ABBiBt~nt roun~y ~~r.Aqer, ~prry Virta.
Community Development A~mlniBtrator: Purt L. S~unders, County ^ttorney:
Tom Kuc~, PubllC Wor~8 Admjnistr~torl Tom Cr~nd~ll. Utilities
Administrator, Ann ~~Kirn, Pl~nner: ~ancy Tsraelson. Administrativ~
Assistant: o-,puty aHef P.1Y P..lrnf'tt dnè '.¡illiarn ~cN\J1ty, Fh",rlff's
Departlllent.
COflOrolfITY DEVELOPMENT
AGENDA ITEMS (2/19/85)1
G.8. (1)
Petiti~n R-84-44C, Anchor Engineering, representing John D. JassYI
re~~~st1ng rezoning fro. A-2 to RHF-6, located on the southeast corner
of the intersection of Radio Road and the proposed Santa Barbara
Extension, 41.6 acres located in Section 4, T50S, R26!. (Coma. Dev.)
Planner McKim statp.d that this is II residentiðl rezone ðn~ a site
plan is not required, addina thftt ~MF-6 i. 6 units ppr ftcre. She
1ndieðted the r¡ener~l lOcfttion on an o',erhear] mftp.
In answer to Comm1ssion~r Voss, regardinq the right-of-w3Y,
COllmunity Devt!lopml!nt Administnltor "i:r-t."1 stftted that the riqht-of-way
i. in the process of being dedicftted.
Public Work. Administrator Kuck stated thftt the developer i. 90ing
to give the rigþt-of-wðy from r~dio Road to Davi. Blvd. in advance with
the thought of the County constructinq, prior to the four-laning, a two
lane r03d within tho next two years.
6.8.(2)
Petition Zo-S4-24C, Wilson, Miller, Barton, Soll , Peek, Inc.,
repre.enting Eagle Creek Country Club. requesting a.end.ent to the
BaQle Creek PUD. (Co... Dey.)
Planner Hc~ill stated th^t this petition i. to decrease the density
and to decre.se the heiqht from six stories down to three or four
stories. She noted that as part of the oriqlnal zoning for Eagle
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cre~. they agreed to donate land and develop a fire station because
they did not have vnough points under the syøtem. She stated that this
.gr....nt he', been worked out with Marco Shores, adding that the sit.
t. in the froce.s of being purchased ftnd il h~s b.en worked out to the
rir. Distr ct'. satisfaction. She noted that the fire station will be
built prior to any issuance of CO's.
6.8.(3)
P.tition 1-84-35C. Collier Developaent Corporation. requesting rezoning
fro. 1Mr-6 and C-3 to PUD for 20.8 acres for a co..ercial
hotel/shopping center located southwest of the intersection of US-41 ,
Air rt Road across fro. the Count Courthouse Co. lex. Co... Dev.
In anawer to Commi.aioner Hasse, Plann@r McKim replied thftt this
project will have an impðct on traffic which has been addressed in the
staff report and in the recommendations.
6.8. (4)
Petition R-84-43C. Vines' Associates . Board of County Com.issioners.
requesting rezoning fro. PUD to A-2 for a parcel of land known as
Z.erald Lakes in Section 2, T49S, R2SE. (Co.m. Dev.) (Staff is
re uestin this item be continued until 3 19 85)
Community DPv~lopment Aòministrator Virta ~tðteñ thlt the
petitioner is askin~ th~t this item bp contlnued, h€c~use CAPC hart
ndditionl!ll CTuestions concO!rnlna this petition. "c· I!Itl'lted th~t this
project is off Airport PO"rt north of Pine Rjd~r Po~d.
7.8.(1)
Petition PU-84-l8C, Arnold Glass, representing Mobil Oil Corporation.
requesting Provisional Use ·f· of C-4 for a building lees than 1,000
square feet, located nn the southwest corner of US-41 and
~ell Ba shore Drive in Section 11 T50S, R25!. (Comlll. Dev.)
Commun:!ty I)cvelorm(nt Ar!rrinll1tr~tor Virtll sti1tec'l that thO!
petitioner is askino to to!~r d~wn the existinq structure ðnd put up a
self-e~rvice center ¡BIDnr!-ty~~ Orpf"tjon.
7.8.(2)
Petition PU-84-l9C, Arnold Glass, representing Mobil Oil Corporationl
requesting Provisional Use ·d· of C-S for building lese than 1,000
square feet, loc~ted on the NW corner of Pine Ridge Road.
Air rt Pullin Road in Section 11 T49S, R25E. (CO.III. Dev.)
Com~un j ty I)",,,. 10J:'M~n t ~,dlT' i n 1 s t r.-. tor "i r tIJ rti1 ter'l t ~ð t t his
pelltion i~ ~skino for th£ saM~ thi~n as th~ prrvious one.
7.8.(3)
Petition PU-84-20C, Ruth Pieldsl requesting Provisional Use .e. of
RSP-l for a nursery school located at the SE corner of Pine Ridge Drive
and Caribbean Rd., Lot 9, Block B, Pine Ridge SUbdivision. (Co.m. Dev.)
COII'munily f)evelonmp.nt~.d1f'ln'Btrl'ltor Virta state1 that the
petltioner is aslono for thft't' mer., .children i" th(" school, ildctino that
l~a¿lly th~y c~n havt' up to five ~nð t~~y woulrl likp t~ hi1v~ pirrht.
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IO.A.(I)
Petition TR-84-14C, Ar.cnd Maatanðrea. requesting a 3 .onth extension
per.lt to utili.e . travel trailer during construction of a principle
re.idence on south 180' of Tract 7, Unit 32, Golden Gate Estates.
Co~munity Development ~dminlst~~tor Virta st~t~~ that in this
ea.e, the builðlnn ~rmit for a .in~l~ family r~si~~nce w~s never token
out and the petit10n~r is ~sking for ~n pxtension on th~ travPl trailer
pernit wh1("h staff ls 'slnnrr to h.. '1<!nlf-d.
COWSERT .
16.A.(l)
Petition TR-84-3C, Robyn Shallenbergerl requesting a 3 aonth extension
per.it to utilize a travel trailer during eonstructi~n of a principle
re.idence on west 180' of Tract 97, Unit 34, Golden Gate Estates.
Community Dev~lop"'ent Administr~tor Virta st~teñ thftt this
petition 1s for an extension for ~ tr~vel trnil.r "erMit, aèd1nq that
this property is 011 Gre~n Blvr1. f-Je '5tater1 t>'at when this petition ("...me
befort' thf: Doard orioln"'lly he r~("cmm"nr1ed r1-nii11 du., to tht:> f<1ct thi'lt
the are. was not remot~. hut it was ~nrrovp.d by thQ RCC, therpfore, he
is recomm~ndin~ that th~ extun'510n Of: nnprcypd.
16.A. (2)
Petition TR-85-11C, Joe Martorello. requesting a telllporary resiðence
per.it to utilize a travel trailer during construction of a principle
resiðence on west 150' of Tract 56, Unit 48, Golden Gate Estates.
There were no aUesti~~s on this item.
l6.A.(3)
Petition TR-84-l5C, Patti Rylands. requesting hsr fi~st three aonth
estension to te.porary residence per.it for Unit 18, Tract 56, Golden
Gate Estates.
Community Development Administrntor stated thnt this is the
petitioner's first three month ~xtp.nsion.
16.A.(4)
Petition MP-84-5C,
fro. the rear yard
Pox Bound Drive.
u.s. Ro.e/Rutenberg Divisionl requestinq variance
setback for Lot 4, Block C, Unit 1, Foxfire, 5420
Community Development Administrator Virta stated that this home is
being built n~xt to D golf course and will not infringe upon anyone
elses proporty, adding that the petitioner i. requesting a 2' rear yard
setback.
16.A. (5)
Petition TR-85-4C, George Corzine, Jr.. requesting a te.porary
re.idence per.it to utili.e . travel trailer during construction of a
principle residence on property located on 17th Street NW, 1/2 .ile
north of Golden Oate Boulevard' 3 .iles east of SR-95l, north 165' of
tract 102, Unit 7, Golden Gate Estate.. (Cont'd fro. 2/5/85 .eeting).
Commissioner Rasse stated that this application indic~ted that it
would take one year or longer to build this home.
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Co..b~\y Development Ad.inistrator Virtft .tatoð that there i. a
letter attached from the people indicating that they only need this
perait for .ix ~nths. He noteð that thie itelll was continued from the
lalt Bee ..eting becau.. of this ~robl.., which 1. also the reason that
the application form is being reworked. He stated that the.e people
are aware of the limitations.
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1. ni.cussion of fena. ordinance
Commis.ioner Ha..e stated that ~r. V~rta contacted several
counties within Florida and the only one that has a fenr.e ordinance
require.ent around multi-family and commercial pools is Dade County,
Which requires a four foot fence.
CO.-isaioner Voss stated that Collier County', ordinance i. in
conformity with the other counties except for Dade County.
Commissioner Hasse Questioned if there has been any history of any
problema with swimming pools in motels or hotels, to whir.h Communily
Development Administrator Virta replied negatively, ðdding thðt the
only problem he remembers is with a sinQle family reaidential pool.
Conmissioner Voaa atated that tñere 8eems to be a auestion
regarding fences and their heiQhl around 1ntcrstates and whether or not
the ordinance shoulù be chanaed.
Community Development Administrator Virta 8tatpd that this should
be handled by variances if a hardship i8 created instead of chanqing
the complete orðinance.
County Attorney Saund~rs stated that th~ provisions for a 10 foot
fence or wall i. built into the ordinance if ð hardship exists.
PUBLIC WORItS
10.8.(1)
Reco..endation to approve an ordinance relating to the movement of
buildings.
Public Works ^dministr~tor Kuck stated that this it~m will be
continued because a public hearino is neceAsary which will mean that it
will not he hear¿ until th~ first or thir~ Tu~sday in ~~rcñ. ~e stated
that this ordinance will qovern the movino of houses and oversir.ed
loads within Colli!!! County. He stated that a permit w111 Þe nepded
from the Engineerinq De~artment to move ~ home before they gc to the
Sheriff'. Department. f'(;< stat~d thiit there ill no ordini\!1cP in Collier
County at this time. He notpd that ~art of this orñinance was ta~en
from the r~commendations of th~ F.r-.O.T.
10.8.(2)
Request to establish a workshop for a presentation on Resource Recovery
for Tuesday, February 26.
Public "lorks Administrater rUC1- sti't~1Î tr,<.t t},is it~!" is to
establish ~ workshop for ~ present~tion on Resource Recoverv for
Tuesday, Ff"bru'1ry '}ç" 19A5.
Assistant County ~~.1naqE'r Oorrill StÐt~rJ that this wall at t}-l.~
request of Representative Hawkins, ~ddin~ that he spoke with her on the
phon... anc:.1 'no'.' h/]s submltt('~ D S :'ecial rct ¡J.e> tn(' l..qisl"ti".. ~elpC!.:Ition
whlrh ncedß a public hearing for pcople (ó voire thelr opinions. He
stated that th~ Boarö neui not 1"-<0' rrt!sen~., but 1t ~/il1 bt' ~ r'\uhI1C'
workshop for the Spec-ial Þct.
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Cons.nt.
16.8.(1)
Reco.aendation to reclassify a Clerk I po.ition in the Pleet Manage.ent
Ðeþart.ent to Secretary II.
Pub! ic Wor\o:. .A<iminlstrator Youcl<' statert t.hat th"ire :."re originlllly
two part-time cler~ ~sitions and one h~1 r3sianed, ~ddin~ thAt he
would now 11~1 to chi1nae thl" two p,'rt-timt positions try en': full-tir'''.
.ecretarial position.
16,8. (2)
Reco..endation to review the position de~cription and increa.e the pay
grade of Traffic Operations Supervi.or.
Public '''orks ^dministretor I<tI<":1-: IIt<lt..~ ~,·",t he ill'ilJ'!!<in" that this
position be increased from Pay Grade DB to Pay Grade 10 80 that the
supervi.or will bl" mùking ~ore thAn th~ people t~at wor~ under him. He
stated that this would qive him a 2-1/2~ increase.
16.8.(3)
Reco..endation to accept the petition to create the Lake Traftor~ Pal~.
Road Paving A..e..m.nt District.
Public Wor~s Ad~inlstrator Y.uck stñted th~t this 18 a read
as.es£ment project that has been petitioned by 60. of th~ property
owners in thd area to brinq thp ro~d u~ to Count~ st~ndards and to take
over the maint~nance. He ind1catp.d the ceneral location on the mac,
noting the road is approximðtely on~ mile 1n lpnqth.
Comml..i~ner Voss indicðt~d th~t the cemetery that is in that area
i. a me.. and asked that someone ~t least mow thp. ar..ð.
Commissioner GOodnight stated that when the property ownerc in t"
area purchasdd those lots, the d~velor.er W<lG to Qrinq the road UP to
standards and never did, adding that there I\re ) or 4 foot swales in
that area durinc the rainy season w~ir.h makp.1I the rOild impassable and
this paving district should be creat.ed AS soon as possible.
Mr. Kuck indlcilted thùt the first step, if this petition is
IIpproved, is to hold public he~rinqs.
16.8.(4)
Recoaaendation to contir. Michael Mc~lellan a. a Gold.n Gate Par~w.y
Øeautification Advisory Committee member.
There w~re no questions on this item.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Consent.
l6.C.(1)
Recoa.endation to extend the Courthou.e Ground. Maintenance Contract
for the re..ining .ix .onths of the current fi.cal year.
Publ1c Services Admini.trator Norton stated that for a while the
County was on a 12 month period, adding that this particular fund was
put in an Intern~l Service Fund and in order to hudget appropriately,
the County needed to go on an 18 month cycle. lie stated that as of
la.t Ydar, this Wð8 no longer an Int..rnal Service Fund and it is now
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~ing recolllmend~d to extend the Courthouse ~roun~s ~nintenance Contract
for the remoinin9 six months fo th~ current fiscal year to oet back on
the regular cycle. He stated that he is also askin~ that the County
Manager be authorized to approve an additional amount for the 9rounds
eurround1ng the new Justice Center.
16.C. (2)
..coa..ndat1on to awarð 8ið '786, Health Depart.ent Computer
Consultation Services.
Public S.rvic~s Administrator Norton stat~d that he ~et with Dr.
Polkowski, who indic~t.~ that she wanted to get outside consultants to
recom.end hQrdwar~ for the Health Departm~nt Data Processing system.
He stated that there are too many different systems and he recommended
that this system be brought under the county M~nag.r in order to look
at consolidating all the different systems .nto one, adding that his
recommendation is that this be done jointly with the Health ~partment.
FY '85 Library Operating
ad.inistered b the State Libr8r of Florida.
Public Servica8 Ac1mlni'trator ~orton etllted thllt ti1is is th..
annual allocation for the operation of t~e library sY8tem, addin~ that
thi$ year thp. úmount is ~62,OOO which 1s less than orevioup yenrs and
he is aSKing that the Chllirman be authori7.pd to Ri~n the contract. ~e
not.d that the formula ls hl'lsed on popull'ltion.
l6.C.(4)
Rec~endation for approval to sub.it grant application under the
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act.
Public Servlces ~nrton fttatod that this is II continuation arant
that i8 beina used for the ImmoKal"c Yout'" GuiÒllnce Proaram, addinq
th~t the current grant exrires in May an1 he i8 IIBKing to he able to
apply for thift qrant.
16.C.(5)
Reco..endation for approval of lease for Immokalee Youth Guidance
Office.
Public ~~rvi~es Administrator Karton ~tated th1'lt ~c is not
comfortable with this lell8~ and is a~Kino t~lIt this item he continued
until MlIrch S, 1 <IRS.
l6.C.(6)
Recoa.endation for approval of a $9,40ú Change Order for construction
of dugouts at the I..okal.e Community Par~_Baseball Field.
Public ServiCðs ~1ministrlltor Nortnn ~tlltHd that two weekp ~go he
r~nuested that all binK for the Immokal~€ h~s~h~ll fip.ld control center
be r~if'ct'~è, ad¿i~C th1t th~s jtpm \·",s OJ, tn;¡t o~iqinal toid. Pt, stated
that the problelt' is tn;:¡t the dU<1outs ~n' needed to stllrt the ball
season and n(' ~'ould 1 i ~'" to havp ¿ ch/lWU Or<if'r anprovPd to ~~'e tnese
dugouts built out of ceJT\ent blocK in orcJ¡'r tn have theM reaðy for thE'
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UTILITIES
IrOR-AGENDA ITEMS r
1. Regional Water By.te. A.......nt Roll
Utilities ~dmini~tr^tor Cran1ðll state~ t~~t this is 8i~nly to
infor. the Commis.ioners that the R~qionðl \~at~r ~ystem Assessment ~oll
will b. coming back to the Commission the first meetina in .April.
/\.s1stðnt County Mdnaqp.r Dorrlll S':o!It",r th-it thl!1 itl'!m will no!:. hI'!
on the aaenda for Tuesday, because th~y ~re rroin~ to rro ~h~ad ~nd
adverti.e.
Utilities Mministrl'ttor Cr...nc -'lll ~t~t,.r! that. tha is tr.. 21 rnU-s
of water main that runs from the reqional water clant do~~ CP Q51, un
Davis elvd. !lnd then throur~h North r-'aples 11J:'1 ".S~ 41 to N1ggina Pi\8S.
He noted that thl!r~ were Altp.rnllt:lw. ""YR 1<:>010>(\ "t.:r.o:!f' IHr:'tinl1 tht>
as.(.)ssment, but it WIIS <It:t...rmined thiJt th" front footAq.. W.1S the best
~ethod for ~.seRsm"'nt,
Assistant County r-IIn""er I:'orrill stat"d t}-:,1t it hils baen
recoanized that there "'re some problem "re~~ whir.h will be brouqht to
the acc for consirieration "nc1 ar ~t'']tment,
COUNTY MANAGER
10. E. (1)
Recoaa.ndation to appoint nine (9) .elllber. to the Collier County Pair
8earlS.
Public Serv1ces Administrlltor ~orton sti\t,.d that thes~ members are
basically the same as the olles thl'lt were i'lppoint~d previously by the
BCC, with the excertion of two or thr"e, p~ not~d that Attorney
Pickworth asked to he re?laced, which is bein'1 recommended, and the
replacement will be an ~ttorney from Immo~a1P.e.
County ~anager Luek stilted that at th~ time thllt this ~oarr:'t was
formed, he indicated that he only wanted to be on th,. P~arr! for one
year, but he would li~e to .tay on the Board 1n c-'lse any probl l ~s
develop in the futurp, He stated that if someone from the County had
been on the Board earlier, perhaps a lot of the problems would not have
occurred.
There was some discussion ~s to possiblp ~ltp.rnative sites from
the next fair.
Con.entr
16.D. (1)
R.co..endation for Chairman to execute AT&T maintenance contract..
A.si.tant County Manager Dorrill stated that this i. .imply a
.ervice contract with AT&T on an annual basis for this building and the
Sheriff'. Department, addina that the contract is about $20,000 a year.
16.D. (2)
R.co...ndation to .ell surplus radar alti..ter to Collier Mo.quito
Control Di.trict.
Assiatant County Manaqer Dorrill stated that the County has,a
.urplu. radar altimeter with a trAde-in value of $500 and he i.
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re~b'-"enalRl-f"that it be sold to Collier Mosai.l ito 'Control District for
$500. .
16.D. (3)
Recoaaenðatton to approve z.erqency Manag..ent Contract.. E.ergency
Manage.ent Aa.t.tanc. (EMA) and ..1n~enance . service recurring
charoe..
A..i.tant County Manager Oorrill stated that these are contract.
thðt the BeC enters into with the Department of ~ergency Management in
Tallaha...., aðding that they provide off-setting operating funds
adding that this year the amount is $27,000 wñich is almost twice what
it was two years ago. He stated that this is an indication of what a
fine job "ill Wagner is doing for the County.
Commissioner Voss stated that the idea of dropping water from the'
DC-J's is being looked into, adding that the planes may have to be
modified. Assistant County Manager Dorrill stated that a meeting has
been set up for public input regarding the C~lden Gate fire situ~tion.
BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NON-AGENDA ITEMS I
1. Notic. to Supervisor of Elections of Special Referendums (Marco
Islanð Co..unity Center Refvrendum)
Supervisor of Flection! ~oraan etat"ñ that the RCC set a date of
May 14, 19A5, for thia election, addinq that she is aoinr¡ to have a
hardship tryina to meet th~t de~dlin~. ~c stated th~t she is having a
conversion of her d~ta hase done and in order to eet this "ccomolished
and ".:Ive the eltoction on ~'dy 14, it is ~oinq to be d1ffic-ult. S'tIc
stated that the mo,ey for this election could not he collected until
19A6, and nu~stioned if th~ election could be hel~ June 24 inste"d of
May 14, 19A5?
Commissloner V08S stilted th.1t hI.' h~s tall-:ed I-d th people that WOU./I
be affected by the election and they would like to hav~ this election
no later than Sent ember.
Supervisor of Flp.ctionll t~ar<1"n !Otðtt"ri that t~is "'ould cive h"?r
more time to be sure th¡¡t the dat~ nroc~6sir,~ work iø cione.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
AGENDA ITEMS I
6.C.(l)
Reco..endation to amend Ordinance 78-67, establishing the
Lighting MST District by adding additional lanðs thereto.
Attorney)
Pelican Bay
(County
As.iøtant County ~andqer Dorrl11 st~ted th~t t~is is
U,Xlnq distriC"L in P~lican Pay, ùddlnq th,'t th..y wilnt tc.
for new unlts in that é!ren.
County Attorn'~Y S..undt:l s øtdted that tr,is '" routine
to amend the
jner"')!!H> this
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'~~ emma COIISTITtn'I01fAL OPl'ICBRS
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aeco.aendati~, to appropriate aufficient funds to the Sheriff's Office
bvdQet for the procure.ent of speciali&ed legal expertise.
De~uty Chief ~untor st~tp.d that h~ is n~Kina for ~pr.ro~ri^tione
from special trust funds for servic1s of a sr~ciali7e~ l~n~l ~~vi~nr
who reports to the F},priff. lie note<1 that thte w0111" !:>e 1'1 r<lrt-l:it:1f
person for approxim~tø1v 20 hours per weeK.
Coma1ssionor Voss au.stioned if the money would com. out of this
fund next year, to which ~r. Hunter r~plied thl'lt this is an ~ttempt to
try and c1etermine th~ nrcessity of t:.t'is rosition, ~d.'11nq thl!t he tf't'!lll
that it is n/!cessary o'Ind i r tha polli tion tlarrantll mo~e thnn 20 hour~
per we.Ie, h"l will try to obaorb it into th"l hu"'a~t. ue notE'''' th"t this
leq81 advisor ~uld handl~ civil suits and oth~r such matters roqðr~inq
the ad.inlstrativp ~nd of thø officf'.
ADDED ITEM t
Comm1ss1oner Passe Jtat~" that he received ~ reau~st ~or a late
comprehensiv~ plan ~mendment for the ~aøtern portion of thp. Gol"en ~at"
Golf Coursp..
Commissioner Voss stat.ed th"t th,' Commission could "pprove it, but
it would create additional problems if other people wanted the dealine
extended a 1.0.
~ssi.tant COunty Man.,q,.r torr ill sll1t,.d tJ-:\t ~t/! ff' s opinlon is
that there were puhlic noticp.s and peop1,. should have Known ahead of
ti.e and it onr is accep~,.~, othprs will be submitted 1'I1so.
Count¥ Attorney Saundprs IItate1 that the rp.solution for the
comprehenslv~ plan is effective untl1 it is chl'lnged, addinq that the
deadline could be chang6å If the Commission so desire~, but it is going
to be difficult to deny the next p~røon that camps in.
Commissioner Hasse in"icl1ted that h~ woul" let the ~~unty Man~ger
~now if he wanted this item l'Iòrled to thp. Ðqen~/! for the next reQular
..eeting.
ADDED ITEM I
Commissioner VOSII stnted th^t hp. is qoina to ad~ a proclamation
tor G~ne Sarazen's birthd3Y at the ne~t requl~r meetinq.
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There being no further busine.s for the Good of the County, the
..eeting was adjourned by Order of the Chair - Timel 2135 P.M.
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