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County Staff approached us, sending representatives to meet us in Miami, approximately 4 years ago with the proposition of purchasing our property for a horizontal expansion of the landfill. Discussions were led by County Manager Jim Mudd who had great foresight in seeking to address the long term needs of the County. Discussions continued and the County recently obtained appraisals for the acquisition of the property and to aid in establishing and confirming a purchase price. Yet all documentation provided to the public never, to the best of our knowledge, has included this option. Instead Staff has advised the public that the only alternative to vertical expansion is a new landfill which may be difficult to permit, that such permitting could be expected to take up to 20 years, and the associated costs of permitting and development may cost up to $150 million dollars. The proposed Collier County Landfill Expansion is a short term solution. The proposed Collier County Landfill Expansion is a short term fix to the requirements of Collier County to comply with planning criteria for long -range solutions to the County's solid waste disposal needs. The vertical landfill plan of the County is not a realistic solution that fits the long -term needs of Collier County; it is only a short-term unrealistic solution to planning pressures. If Mount Collier were actually rising today, it would adversely and fundamentally alter the landscape of the County and it would be met with enormous opposition. Because it is theoretically several decades away, it is merely passing the solid waste solution problem, or the horrendous implementation of Mount Collier, on to the next generation. The Staff projections for required solid waste landfill capacity are based on the unusually low disposal rate of the previous three years, which although benefiting from recycling, is more likely a result of the depressed local construction industry, which has historically contributed a much larger percentage of the absorbed capacity. This suggests that the projected capacity may be a fraction of the current projections and would place the County in the undesirable position of seeking a new solution which may include a new landfill site, in as little as 10 years. Meanwhile, the horizontal expansion would provide 300% more capacity, and be a long term solution for generations to come. Staff has downplayed the impacts of the proposed vertical expansion. Maybe the greatest impact will be to the public's general perception of Naples which will have as its most visible landmark and signature, a 20 -story towering mountain of trash punctuated by a crown of circling vultures and scavengers which will be visible for many miles; from the high -rises along the beaches in Naples, Pelican Bay and Marco Island to automobiles traveling on CR 951 and 1 -75 to the residences in Golden Gate Estates. The proposed 200 foot mountain would be over 30 times the size of the infamous Mount Trashmore on the East Coast of Florida and would present a "billboard" top width of nearly % mile. It is most important for Staff to undertake a visualization study of these impacts and share it with the public and all interested parties. Engineering for height entails greater risk of failure; and obtaining permitting of this option is not a certainty and there are additional development and ongoing greater operating costs associated with the vertical expansion. • The trash mounds will be visible open sores with tractors crawling over and pushing trash for the next 50 years, when they are proposed to be grassed in. • While the existing landfill is extensively protected by surrounding "tree" wind breaks (like farm fields), the additional height will make the landfill fully exposed to winds, storms and hurricanes which will carry debris and smells for great distances. to 2 -- Zolb I top The original sales price proposed was around $63 million dollars, but has dropped to less than a third of this price to around $20 million with associated financing considerations / terms, all reflective of the local economic downturn. The price is roughly$1.50 per square foot or approximately$65,000 per acre. This is a very unique opportunity to acquire the property at its lowest price. The local economy will rebound and land values will as well. Immediate savings would be gained by less expensive horizontal landfill costs. It is important to note that the County Transportation plans project a need of 30±acres from this same parcel for right-of- way and drainage to support the Wilson Boulevard — Benfield Road I-75 overpass; and, the South Florida Water Management District/Big Cypress Basin need for a minimum of 12 acres of drainage right-of-way for their Golden Gate Canal Diversion project which hopes to be under construction in 2013. So there are multiple governmental entities which have a vested interest in the acquisition of the property and which would greatly benefit from acquiring the property in the current market and prior to the owners' completion of initiated permitting an alternative development. Staff should evaluate and propose a comprehensive solution inclusive of the required needs for solid waste capacity,transportation and drainage/water use. Permitting: It has been widely reported that only a singular new landfill has been permitted in Florida in the last 20 years; in large measure due to the challenges of permitting. However, there have been numerous and continual permitting of amendments for horizontal expansions of existing landfills. The existing 300+ acre landfill parcel was created from a singular section of land. The adjacent 300+ acre parcel is the balance of the original section and they share common geophysical traits and features. Watershed and environmental considerations have been well documented through the property's Joint ACOE/SFWMD Environmental Resource Permit process for the Century Park Center project and are measurable and have been quantified. These considerations can be addressed by offsite mitigation either utilizing a small portion of the existing credits originating from the prudently land banked acquisitions of the Pepper Ranch and the Starnes Property,or can be mitigated offsite through mitigation banks or a combination of both. The horizontal expansion can be permitted. While the above has attempted to outline an additional option and to share it with the public,we also want to acknowledge our own interest in the proposal that goes beyond the sale of the property. Our property shares the greatest length of common boundary (approximately one mile) with the landfill which arguably makes it one of the most affected by the proposed vertical expansion. The vertical expansion will significantly and negatively impact the value of our property, for which we may be forced to seek compensation should the vertical expansion move forward. We hope that by bringing this information to the public that the horizontal expansion option can be included in the discussion as a solution for solving multi•le ion!term needs of Collier County. Collier County Landfill: 300 +/- Acres Lewis / Gerace Parcel: 300 +/- Acres < J1-I5 I COl lsr Blvd. / CR 951 LOCATION AND AERIAL MAP COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS — OCTOBER 26, 2010 AGENDA ITEM 10.D. l� o� �ro � /OD My name is Wallace L. Lewis, Jr. and with my sister, Marian H. Gerace, we own and have owned the 305 t acre property that is abutting and immediately west of the existing Collier County landfill site, for over 50 years. County Staff approached us, sending representatives to meet us in Miami, approximately 4 years ago with the proposition of purchasing our property for a horizontal expansion of the landfill. Discussions were led by County Manager Jim Mudd who had great foresight in seeking to address the long term needs of the County. Discussions continued and the County recently obtained appraisals for the acquisition of the property and to aid in establishing and confirming a purchase price. Yet all documentation provided to the public never, to the best of our knowledge, has included this option. Instead Staff has advised the public that the only alternative to vertical expansion is a new landfill which may be difficult to permit, that such permitting could be expected to take up to 20 years, and the associated costs of permitting and development may cost up to $150 million dollars. The proposed Collier County Landfill Expansion is a short term solution. The proposed Collier County Landfill Expansion is a short term fix to the requirements of Collier County to comply with planning criteria for long -range solutions to the County's solid waste disposal needs. The vertical landfill plan of the County is not a realistic solution that fits the long -term needs of Collier County; it is only a short-term unrealistic solution to planning pressures. If Mount Collier were actually rising today, it would adversely and fundamentally alter the landscape of the County and it would be met with enormous opposition. Because it is theoretically several decades away, it is merely passing the solid waste solution problem, or the horrendous implementation of Mount Collier, on to the next generation. The Staff projections for required solid waste landfill capacity are based on the unusually low disposal rate of the previous three years, which although benefiting from recycling, is more likely a result of the depressed local construction industry, which has historically contributed a much larger percentage of the absorbed capacity. This suggests that the projected capacity may be a fraction of the current projections and would place the County in the undesirable position of seeking a new solution which may include a new landfill site, in as little as 10 years. Meanwhile, the horizontal expansion would provide 300% more capacity, and be a long tern solution for generations to come. Staff has downplayed the impacts of the proposed vertical expansion. Maybe the greatest impact will be to the public's general perception of Naples which will have as its most visible landmark and signature, a 20 -story towering mountain of trash punctuated by a crown of circling vultures and scavengers which will be visible for many miles; from the high -rises along the beaches in Naples, Pelican Bay and Marco Island to automobiles traveling on CR 951 and 1 -75 to the residences in Golden Gate Estates. The proposed 200 foot mountain would be over 30 times the size of the infamous Mount Trashmore on the East Coast of Florida and would present a "billboard" top width of nearly %2 mile. It is most important for Staff to undertake a visualization study of these impacts and share it with the public and all interested parties. • Engineering for height entails greater risk of failure; and obtaining permitting of this option is not a certainty and there are additional development and ongoing greater operating costs associated with the vertical expansion. The trash mounds will be visible open sores with tractors crawling over and pushing trash for the next 50 years, when they are proposed to be grassed in. • While the existing landfill is extensively protected by surrounding "tree" wind breaks (like farm fields), the additional height will make the landfill fully exposed to winds, storms and hurricanes which will carry debris and smells for great distances. (O/SCI° The original sales price proposed was around $63 million dollars, but has dropped to less than a third of this price to around $20 million with associated financing considerations/terms, all reflective of the local economic downturn. The price is roughly$1.50 per square foot or approximately$65,000 per acre. This is a very unique opportunity to acquire the property at its lowest price. The local economy will rebound and land values will as well. Immediate savings would be gained by less expensive horizontal landfill costs. It is important to note that the County Transportation plans project a need of 30±acres from this same parcel for right-of- way and drainage to support the Wilson Boulevard — Benfield Road 1-75 overpass; and, the South Florida Water Management District/Big Cypress Basin need for a minimum of 12 acres of drainage right-of-way for their Golden Gate Canal Diversion project which hopes to be under construction in 2013. So there are multiple governmental entities which have a vested interest in the acquisition of the property and which would greatly benefit from acquiring the property in the current market and prior to the owners' completion of initiated permitting an alternative development. Staff should evaluate and propose a comprehensive solution inclusive of the required needs for solid waste capacity,transportation and drainage/water use. Permitting: It has been widely reported that only a singular new landfill has been permitted in Florida in the last 20 years; in large measure due to the challenges of permitting. However, there have been numerous and continual permitting of amendments for horizontal expansions of existing landfills. The existing 300+ acre landfill parcel was created from a singular section of land. The adjacent 300+ acre parcel is the balance of the original section and they share common geophysical traits and features. Watershed and environmental considerations have been well documented through the property's Joint ACOE/SFWMD Environmental Resource Permit process for the Century Park Center project and are measurable and have been quantified. These considerations can be addressed by offsite mitigation either utilizing a small portion of the existing credits originating from the prudently land banked acquisitions of the Pepper Ranch and the Starnes Property,or can be mitigated offsite through mitigation banks or a combination of both. The horizontal expansion can be permitted. While the above has attempted to outline an additional option and to share it with the public,we also want to acknowledge our own interest in the proposal that goes beyond the sale of the property. Our property shares the greatest length of common boundary (approximately one mile) with the landfill which arguably makes it one of the most affected by the proposed vertical expansion. The vertical expansion will significantly and negatively impact the value of our property,for which we may be forced to seek compensation should the vertical expansion move forward. We hope that by bringing this information to the public that the horizontal expansion option can be included in the discussion as a solution for solvin: multiple lon: term needs of Collier County. Collier County Landfill: 300 +/-Acres Lewis/Gerace Parcel: 300 +/-Acres <--1I-75 Collier Blvd. / CR 951 'LOCATION AND AERIAL MAP d m 7 co CL 0 (� 0 R .V CL U 4W m 13 Q .o 3 d Ix CL IFS CA c d S G7 U Q \ W U z MI C v LU W ti D tia° y W C� I Lu W W o W IZ .d z a ZW W f i Q z V i a O) c i C H i CL w �z 2 r O \\ \1 m 0 m O� ¢O~ z m w C O w �� Zo $� Z) V) o \ uj QK O LU N ¢ ly o H Z i o ¢ .e D Ww *' O ¢�� Ln Z o ~O 0 z Um0 ¢ LL2 O U p mva oWm C) W 2 LU Q r> � (n a Y ¢(,Ck� W "' U O m W N O H 2 Z QZ w z W C7 1- zZ Q W wN Z � W Z O LLO 0� m Wr J z 020 a a O Z a Z W O U O O LL N W F- Z N M W W F- O Lu W f J LU a O C W S C7 Z a W S m U W H m o = o 0 � O Q C� O a I- g W O ce D 0 e0 W F Z H FA w 0 W H W ��0... W J W J m H W S F Z O O W a ul F W J a f O U W U a v m Z 3 m a O i O R o. U E1 °7 �J H � F = m C c f a U OM% J,./ fi a J V Z ce a LLI Lu a o W mj Z CL tj `o W S I �I zj a+ r,. O 1`J -J�... 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F. a x U W x F J Z O LLI 0 0 Q O LU Q D Z Q Z W i U m O O LL U) W Z M V LU `H UJ a v UJ Z � � LU 00 W d W D 0 z 0w° m H LU 0�0 c r u C Z H W m U W m W_ F O Q: 9x IL M W LU W 0 W x H r uj N w .i O D Q O cck W Ex" Z N Q a W x F V• O LU J J m F W F Z O FE w O W a LU H W J a a O v W g CL The State of Pre - Hospital Emergency Medical Care within Collier County, Florida Presented by Robert Boyd Tober, M.D., FACEP Collier County Office of the Medical Director For over 30 years, the citizens of Collier County have been served by a nationally award winning EMS system managed by the Board of County Commissioners 1994 - Florida EMS Medical Director of the Year 1999 - State of Florida EMS System of the Year � 2000 - National EMS System of the Year o 2001 - Physician of the Year, NCH Healthsystem 2009 - Florida EMS Director of the year (second award) 2009 - American Heart Association, Golden Stethoscope 2009 Florida Medical Association, Lifetime Achievement r 2010 )EMS National "EMS 10" - Innovators in EMS 10/26/2010 Ag .-66(ed. 1 Throughout the nation, the industry of "EMS" (Emergency Medical Services) is still considered to be in its infancy Approximately 45 years ago, most communities had little or no organized EMS service. In the late 1960s, the federal government began to mandate EMS provisions focused at traffic accident & trauma victims. The TV show "EMERGENCY" debuted in the early 1970s. At the time, there were less than 12 paramedic units within the entire United States. Throughout the following 20 years, the scope of EMS grew precipitately, based on a goal to assure any service found in an emergency room can be brought to a patient's side. In the past several years, evidence based medicine has shown that many untested EMS theories of the 1 970s and 80s are vastly unnecessary and dangerous. 110/ /226/2010 9 41V'D fy 2 Abundant peer- reviewed articles, studies and position papers support today's science . Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) New England Journal of Medicine . American Academy of Emergency Medicine . American College of Emergency Physicians Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium . Journal Of Emergency Medicine (JEMS) National Association of EMS Physicians . International Anesthesia Research Society Emergency Medicine News Pre - hospital Emergency Care Magazine Etc... In September 2010, a report titled "EMS Field Experiments" was published . The study was based on staged drills - not evidence based. Does not measure medical treatment's effectiveness or necessity. r Does not factor a participant's competency. . The study is already being used by some to justify an expansion of resources and manpower. P Asks the reader to assume that more paramedics can provide quicker ALS treatment and that quickerALS treatment could be better for the patient. . Primary participants are members of the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF); fire union. , Ignores a rich collection of "real- world" data gathered throughout North America over the past decade - Collier Counri 10/26/2010 6t f- 1b If 3 NNFD Competency Report October 01 - December 31, 2006 BLS Incidents (1 86) ALS Incidents within Medical Protocol (9) ALS Incidents outside Medical Protocol (16) Collier County Office of the Medical Direaor paramedic.' MEDIATION ADM N15TRATION Repoli July 2007 - June 2009 NOrt.Mwlw rtyemtTV Owmq qr pnan- xwowrrMn�MVnpbyn rlmmvaxgvmgkaMOn WrIy eMYxM yuwrv. Nn Mprtmvnt Iumneh whin. m}Mt dl mgmmr olmrwpM emm n FMS griM/uwpmrua 110/26/2010 V 26 rd Collier County Office of the Medical [»rector Pammedtcs' PRt7Cr, Dt a5S Report July 2007 -June 2009 rvorz. m. wwn Tw....�n. w.,w.- w•ew.w- «aawN..n...n<... row. onm -m.ea�..e;�rw <.m,�.. e�n�c ✓. 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