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Naples, Florida, October 14, 1980
LET IT BE REMEMB'Ef<ED, that the Board of County Commif3-
sioners in and for the County of Collier, and also acting aR
the Governing Board(s) of such special districts as have been
created according to law and having conducted business herein,
met on this date at 9:00 A.M. in Regular Session in Building
"F" of the Courthouse Complex with the following members
present:
CHAIRMAN: Cliffo~d Wenzel
VICE-CHAIRMAN: Thomas P. Archer
John A. Pistor
C. R. "RuRs" T"1imer
ABSENT: David C. BrOwn
ALSO PRESENT: William J. Reagan, Clerk (9:09 A.M.);
Harold L. Hall, Fiscal Officer/Chief Deputy Clerk; Darlene
Davidson and Elinor M. Skinner, Deputy Clerks; C. William
Norman, County Manager; Donald Pickworth, County Attorney;
Terry Virta, Community Development Administrator; Jeffory
Perry, Zoning Director; and William McNulty, Sheriff's
Departm~nt (9:0S ^.M.).
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AGENDA - APPROVED WITH DELETIONS AND ADDITION
Commissionar Wimer moved, oeconded by Commissioner
Pistor and c~rried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent, that
the agenda be approved with the following deletions and au-
dition:
a) Request for the name of Karl Corley be added to
resolution for appointment as a regular Charter
Commission Me~ber - Added.
b) Request by Commissioner Pistor to reopen and
reconsider transfer station fees - Deleted.
c) petition V-BO-14-C, Raynak Realty, requesting
a variance to construct a duplex - Continued.
d) Petition V-80-1S-C, Edwin Gage, requesting a
variance to construct a duplex - Continued.
e) Petition CP-80-1l-C, Robert Tuyls, requesting
a land use amendment from Commercial and
0-6.22 Residential Land Use to 6.22-30 Resi-
dential Land Use - Continued.
f) Petition R-BO-23-C, Robert Tuyls, re rezoning
from "RM-l" Multi-Family and "GRC" to "PUD"
for Moderate Income Rental Housing (Companion
rctition to CP-80-11-C) - ~nt.inued.
g) Approval of minutes of Regular Meeting of
September 9, 1980 - Added.
MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 9 AND l6, 1900 - APPROVED
Conunisnioner Pistor moved, seconded by Commissionor \~imer
and carried i1/0 wit.h Commissioner Brown not: present, that the
minutes of the meetings of September 9 and 16, 1980 be approved
as submitted.
PETITION l\-80-2-C, WILLIAM J. ARVANT, D.C., APPEALING 'I'HE ZONING
DIRECTOR'S DECISION RE LOCATION OT" A CHIROPRACTOR'S OFFICE: IN A
"RT" ZONING DISTRICT - CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 21, 1980
Legal notice having been published jn the Marco Island
Eagle on October 2, 1980 and in the Naples Daily News on
September 28, 1980 as evidenced by Affidavits of Publication
filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened to consider
Petition A-80-2-C, filed by William J. Arvant, represented by
Mr. Art Woodward, appealing the Zoning Director's decision
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pertaining to the location of a chiropractor's office in
a "RT" zoning district.
Zoning Director Jeffory Perry explained that the
petitioner wishe~ to locate his chiropractic office in an
existing storefront, which he owns, in an "RT" district. He
stated his decision that sllch an office is not a personal
service use suitable for an "RT" district is based upon an
understanding that the "RT" district principle is not designed
to nerve all ~le potential needs of tourists, but rather should
permit shops for goods as well as services that a tourist trade
may normally require. Mr. Perry said he does not feel that
professional offices for doctors, lawyers, architects, etc.,
are of the type of personal service use that should be per-
mitted in the "RT" residential-tourist district, since the
Zoning Ordinance allows for these uses in the "PC" professional
commercial district and the "GRC" general retail corranercial
district.
Mr. Woodward noted tha~ the entire first floor or the
building in question consists of commercial shops as well as
a real estate office. He stated that many of the tourists
come to the area with a therapy program and thes~ people try
and "search Dr. Arvant out" in order to continue this therapy.
Therefore, Mr. Woodward said, he considers the services of his
client as "an immediate need" to the people who come to San
Marco residences which are very close to the Marco Beach Hotel,
and it would be a service to the public to locate Dr. Arvant's
office there. Dr. Arvant stated he does all the treatment
himself and that many of the people who come to Marco Isl~n~
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reflects that more than half of his clients are tonrists or
have northern actdresses. He stated he felt he should be al-
lowed to locate his office there to provide this personal
service.
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Commissioner Pistor raised the question of: parkinI'] re-
quirements stating that upon discussion with both Dr. Arvant
and Director Perry he found the pnrking facilities for this
building as an apartment hotel just meets thp. minimum require-
ment of the parking ordinance. He noted if a deli store in
the building should install tables and chairs then naid park-
ing spaces will be short of what is needed. After a discus-
sion, the petitioner agreed a tennis court could be eliminated
to meet the parking requirement. Dr. Arvant noted his office
operates by appointment only and his requirements for parking
would be minimal.
Commissioner Wimer expressed the opinion that he failed
to see hew Dr. Arvant I s office could CalHlB mor'l problemlJ than
a travel agency, barber shop or beauty salon, restaurant, or
a real estate office.
Community Development Administrator Terry Virta stated
that prlur to the Zoning Director's optermination, this peti-
tion was researched and there are information sources to look
into how land uses are actually classified. He said the
staff's problem is that if a chiropractor'g office is con-
sidcred a personal service then the oth0r profesnional ~cr-
vices such as medical and dental offices would also have to
be cunsidered as the same type of service since, in the
Standard Industrial Classification Systems which are used
nationally, these professions are in the Dome category but
are separalP "nd distinct from personal sorvices. In answer
to Commi.ssioner Wimer, Mr. Virta s1-.ated that allowing thifl
petition would be a broad expansion of: the "HT" district cHId
change the character considerably.
In answer to Chairman Wenzel, Dr. Arvant ~tated he is
regulated by the State of Florida with requirements that, if
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an x-ray machine is to be nsed, the whole room has to ha.:'{~
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There were no persons registerp,d to address this RUbject
thereupon CommiHsioner ~imer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Pistor and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that the public hearing be closed.
Commissioner Archer stated if this petition is allowed
to be moved into an "RT" category from a "PC" prnfessional
commercial category then the "PC" category will be "watered
down" c::onsiderably. He said he was reluctant to change the
characcer of thpse categories even though he sympathizes with
Dr. Arvant because, by allowing his office in the "RT" district,
other doctors' and dentists' offices will have to be allowed
in a residential t~uri5t district.
Short discu5sion followed regarding the possibility of
allowing this petition to be classed as a non-medical opera-
tion - comparing it to an athletic club, barber shop, or
beauty salon which are allowed under "RT" classification.
Commissioner Wimer stated he looked at the petition as
an ~p-grading of the zoning and moved that petition A-BO-2-C
be granted, and Commissioner Pistor seconded the motion.
Responding to Chairman Wenzel, Mr. Virta stated the
initial intent of the "RT" zoning is Residential Tourist and
there were certain ~ommercial uses allowed when the code was
originally drafted to provide for services on premises to
support the r~5idential tourist developments. COllnty Attorney
Pickworth pointed out services are not allowed or eliminated
because of b~ing detrimental to an area but because of changing
the character of an area. He added the idea of the residential
district 1S to keep as small as possible the number of commer-
cial use!:> in the district. After further discusRion, Chairman
Wenzel recommended that the applicant ask the Board to delay
action until next week ,..hen a full Board is present. Therefore,
Commissioner Pistor withdrew his second of Co~nissioner Wimer's
motion which then died for lack of a second.
October l4, 1980
Commissior.er Archer moved, seconded by Commiss}.oner
Pistor, to reopen the public hearing and that the petition
be continued until October 21, 1980. Motion curried 4/0 with
Commissioner Brown absent.
PETITION V-80-l4-C, RAYNAK REALTY, HEQUESTING A VARIANCE TO
CONSTRUCT A DUPLEX - CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 21, 1980
Petition V-80-l4-C was deferred until October 21, 1980
at the request of the petitioner upon motion by Commissioner
Archer, seconded by Co~nissioner Pistor and carried 4/0 with
Commissioner Brown absent.
PETITION V-80-1S-C, EDWIN GAGE, REQUESTING A VARIANCE T0
CONSTRUCT A DUPLf.X - CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 28, 1980
Petition V-80-1S-C was dcfer~ed until October 28, 1980
at the request of the petitioner upon motion by Commissioner
Pistor, seconded by Commissioner Archer and carried 4/0 w.i.th
Commissioner Brown absent.
PETITION CP-80-11-C, ROBERT TUYLS, REQUESTING A LAND USE
N1END11ENT FROM COMMERCIAL AND 0-6.22 RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TO
6.22-30 RESIDENTIAL LAND USE - CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 2l, 1980
Petition CP-80-11-C was inadvertently placed on today's
agenda and \~,~!" ~(eterred until Oclober 21, 1980 as directed by
the BCC on September 30, 1980, by motion of Commissioner Pistor,
seconded by Commissioner Archer and carried 4/0 with Commissionei
Brown absent.
PETITION H-flO-23-C, ROBERT 'rUYLS, HE REZONIUG FROM "j{M-l"
MGLTI-FAMILY AND "GRC" TO "PUD" FOR I>IODERATE INCOME RENTAL
HOUSING - CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 21, 1980
Petit.jon R-80-23-C, companion petitjon to CP-80-11-C,
was inadvertently placed on today's agenda and was deferred
until October 2l, 1980 as directed by the BCe on September 30,
1980, by motion of Commissioner Pisto~, seconded by Commis-
sioner Wimer ana carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent.
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RESOLUTION 80-213 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY TO
ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON r.OT 784, UNIT 2, PALM R1VER ESTATES -
ADOPTED
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner Wimer
and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present, that
Resolution 00-2lJ to recover funds expended by the County to
abate C1 public nuisance on Lot 784, Unit 2, owned by William
Scherer, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-214 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY TO
ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 5, BLOCK ,14, UNIT 6, NAPLE~
PARK - ADOPTED
Commissioner Archer moved, geconded by Commissioner
wimer and carrierl 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-214 to recover funds expended by the
County to abate a public nuisance on Lot 5, Block 74, Unit 6,
Naples Park, owned by Anthony DaMasco, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-215 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXP.E~DED BY THE COUNTY TO
ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOTS 2G &~1" BLOCK 33, UNIT ~,
NAPLES PARR - ADOPTED
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-2lS to recover funds expended by the
County to abute a publi.c O'.1i.sance on Lots 26 and 27, Block 22,
Naples Park, owned by Stephen Cuiffo, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-2l6 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY
TO ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 39, BLOCK 3, UNIT 1, NAPLES
PARK - ADOPTED
Commiflsioner Archnr moved, fleconded by Commissioner
Wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-216 to recover funds expended by the
County to abate a public nuisance on Lot 39, Block 3,
Unit 1, Naples Park, owned by Charles C. Todhunter, be
adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-217 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY TO
ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 6, BLOCK E, UNIT 2, LITTLE
HICKORY SHORES - ADOPTED ' .
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-217 to recover funds expended by the
COl1nty to abate a public nuisance on Lot 6, Block E,
Unit 2, Little Hickory Shores, owned by Ernest pretschold,
be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-218 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY TO
ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 7, BLOCK C, UNIT l, VANDE~BILT
BEACH - ADOPTED
Commis&ioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-2lB to recover funds expended by the
County to abate a public nuisance on Lot 7, Block C, Unit l,
Vander.bilt Beach, owned by Peter Granata, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-219 TO RECOVE~ FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY
TO ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 19, BLOCK 9, UNIT 2,
LELY TROPICAL ESTATES - ADOPTED
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Co~"issioner
wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolution 80-2l9 to recover funds expe.nded by the
County to abate a public nulsance on Lot 19, Block 9,
Unit 2, Lely Tropical Estates, owned by Ronald Kelly, be
adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-220 TO RECOVER FUNDS EXPENDED BY THE COUNTY
TO ABATE A PUBLIC NUISANCE ON LOT 3, BLOCK G, FLAMINGO
ESTATES - ADOPTED
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Wimer al:-i-:arried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present,
that Resolut~on 80-220 to recover funds expended by the
County to abate a public nuisance on Lot 3, Block G,
Flamingo Estates, o~ned by Murray ar.d Jean Boutilier,
be adopted.
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BOOK 05S PACt 77
CONSIDERATION OF INTERIM AGREEMENT WITH HUMANE SOCIETY FOR
ASSISTANCE IN OPERATIO:H, OF SAME, AND FOR AUTHORIZATION FOR
ENTERING INTO NEGOTIATIONS WITH AIRPORT AUTHORITY AND HUMANE
SOCIETY RE PURCHAuE OF ANIMAL CONTROL SHELTER - WITHDRAWN AT
REQUEST OF HUMANE SOCIETY
Commissioncr Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Pistor and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent, that
the consideration of enter.ing into an interim agreement with
the HumanfJ Society for assistance in the operations of the
Humane Society, and the request for authorization for entering
into negotiations with tho Airport Authority and the Humane
Society regarding the purchase of the Animal Shelter, be
withdrawn, as requested by the Humane Society.
PETrTION FROM 57% OF PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG BAILEY LANE TO
ESTABLISH ROADWAY AND WATER LINE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT -
ACCEPTED; ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZED TO ACQUIRE RELA-
TIVE RIGIIT-OF-Wl\Y, PREPARE A PRELIMINAP.Y ASSESSMENT FEASI-
BILITY REPORT, AND COST ESTI~~TE
Public Works Administrator Clifford Barksdale reported
tha~ a petition has been received from 57% of the abutting
property owners along Bailey Lane to establish a roadway and
water lille improvement district. He said that the subject
roadway is presentl~ ~onstructed of loose sand and is in
extremely poor condition, with a number of potholes along the
2,200 lineal feet of road; formal drainage facilities are non-
existent; dnu conceri1ed property owners have requested that
w~ter lines be installed along wi~~ the requested road con-
struction. He said that the subject roadway is located
directly north of poinciana Village and lies within the City
of Naples water service district.
Commissioner Archcr moved, seconded by Commissioner
P;~~nr nnn r.nrried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent, that
the above-referenced petition be C'.ccepted; that the Engineering
Department be authorized to acquire the needed right-of-way,
and to prepare a preliminary assessment feasibility report
regardi~g the Bailey Lane Roadway and Water Line Improvement
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RESOLUTION NO. 80-221 DESIGNATING THE BCC AS THE OFFICIAL
AGENCY TO PLAN AND COORDINATE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE TRANS-
PORTATION DISADVANTAGED - ADOPTED
Public Works Administrator Clifford Barksdale stated
that, pursuant to the presentation by the Florida DOT's
representative on September 30, 1980, and the subsequent de-
cision to take no action at that time regarding the DOT's
reco~endation to 5p.le~t a sole planning and coordinating
agency for the transportation of the transportation dis-
advantaged, he is recommending that the Board designate
themselves as such agency until such time as the emerging
MPO (Metropolitan Planning Organization) for the Naples
urban area is formulated.
commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Pistor and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent,
that Resolution 80-221, designating the BCC as the above-
referenced agency, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 80-222 CHANGING THE NAME OF COLLIER COUNTY FREE
PUBLIC LIBRARY TO COLLIER COUNTY LIBRARY - ADOPTED
County Manager Norman said that it is his recommendation,
as well as that of the Library Advisory Board, that the name
of the Collier County Free Public Librarj be changed to
"Collier County publir. Library" for the purpose of easing the
problems associated with applying certain fees/charges to
patrons of the Library, such as xerox copying, late returns
of books, reserve postage, and the like.
The free services that have been offered at the Library,
as mandated by Law, will not be affected by the elimination of
the word "free" from the name of the Library,. said Mr. Norman,
and the Library will still be eligible for State and Federal
funding.
Commissioner Wimer moved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor
and carr leu 4/0 with Commissioner Drown absent, that Resolu-
tion 80-222, changing the name of the Collier County Free Public
Library to the "Collier County Publir. Library", be adopted.
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REPORT RE MARCO SEWER PHASE I IMPROVEMENTS INTERIM FIN~NCING -
DEFERRED FOR ONE WEEK
Commissioner Wimer moved, seconded by Commissioner Archer
and carried 4/0 wiLh Cum~issioncr Brc-wn ~h~pnt, that, the' report
re Marco Sewer Phase I Improvements with regard to Interim
~inancing be deferred !or one week at the request of Utilities
Division Director Berzon who reported that the County's Con-
sultant has not completed the subject report.
ROUTINE BILLS - APPROVED FOR PAYMENT
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Drown absent, that
the bills, having been processed following established pro-
cedure with funds available, be approved for pa~nent as wit-
nessed by the following checks issued from October 8, 1980
through October 14, 1980:
ACCOUNT
CHECK NOS.
BCC Payroll
16546 - 17012
County Checks
243 - 508
BUDGET AMENDMENT NO. 80-192 TRANSFERRING FUNDS TO SHERIFF'S
DEPARTMENT BUDGET TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR PRISONERS -
ADOPTED IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,736
Commissioner Wimer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Archer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent, that
Budget Amendment No. aO-l92, transferring funds to the
Sheriff's Dcpa..rtment Budget to provide medical care for
prisoners, be adopted in the amount of $2,736.
October 14, 1980
RESOLUTION NO. 80-223, APPOINTING LEIGH PLU~~ER AND KARL
CORLEY AS REGULAR MEMBERS ON THE COLY.IER COUNTY CHARTER
COMMISSION - ADOPTED
During a discussion regarding the nee~ to fill two
vacancies o~ the Charter Commission, Chairman Wenzel stated
that he has received several telephone calls from persons
who indicated to him that there is no real need to have more
Rcgular Members on the subject Commission than already exist.
Commissioner Pistor disagreed and stated that Charter Com-
mission Chairman Lyle Richardson has requested that the two
vacancies be filled by the appointment of Messrs. Plummer
and Corley, presently serving as Alternate Members on the
subject Commission. County Atto.r"ney Pickworth referred to
Resolution No. 80-127 and said that the Board is required ~o
fill the vacancies in the prescribed manner outlined within
the Resolution which, in this case, would be appointing
Mr. Leigh Plummer and Ml". Karl C0rley as Regular Members.
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
pistor and carlied 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent, that
Resolution No. 80-223, appointing Messrs. Leigh Plummer and
Karl Corley to the Charter Commission a3 Regular Members,
be adopted.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE
FAE MANSFIELD - AUTHORIZED
~p?n hearing that Trangport~tiQn n~p~rtm~nt pmplnyee
Faa Mansfield is requesting a leave of absence, and that
she has been rated as an excellent employee by her Super-
visor, who recommends that her leave of absence be approved,
Commissioner Wimer moved, seconded by Commissioner Archer
and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown not present, that
the requested leave of absence for Fae Mansfield be
authorized from December 1, 19BO to April 5, 1981.
CHAIRMAN AUTHORIZED TO SIGN ACCEPTANCE OF SUBGRANT AWARD
RE BUREAU OF CRIMINA!. JUSTICE ASSISTANCE FOR THE CLERK OF
COURT~ S IH'l'NESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM UPON RFVIm'l OF SAME DY
THE CLERK
Commissioner Archer moved, seconded by Commissioner
Wimer and carried 4/0 with Commissioner Brown absent,
that the Chairman be authorized to sign an Acceptance of
Subgrant Award with regard to the Bureau of Criminal Justice
Assistance for the Clerk of the Court's Witness Assistance
Program, upon review of same by the Clerk.
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CHECK FOR $1. 00 FOR RENTAL OF FORMER TOLL HOUSE S'rATION ON
SR 95l FR~M U. S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - ACCEPTED
A check in the amount of $l.OO for one year's rental
of the former toll house station on SR 951 for use by the
Coast Guard Auxiliary was accepted by the Board of County
Commissioners and presented to the Clerk's office.
MISCELLANE@S CORRESPONDENCE - FILED AND/OR REFERRED AS INDICATED
There being no objection, the Chair directed that the follow-
ing correspondenc~ be filed and/or referred to the various depart-
menta as indicateu:
1. Letter dat~d 10/9/80 from the Marco Island Civic Assoc.,
indicating that they do not intend to oppose Petition
R-80-30-C, re rezoning of five lots, being requested by
Dr. Gursoy for a clinic. xc Planning Department; Original
filed with Petition.
2. Letter dated 10/9/80, from Deltona Corporation, opposing
Petition R-80-30-C, fi~ed by Dr. Gursoy, requesting a re-
zoning. xc Planning; Original filed with Petition.
3. Letter dated 9/25/80, from Robert Utter, Chairman, Con-
tractors Licensing Board of Collier County, requesting
that the DCC include provisions for adopting a Compliance
Officer in the pending budget in the Duilding Department.
xc County Manager; Public Safety Division; Filed.
4. Letter dated 10/6/80, from William L. Jones, President of
the Contractors Assuclation of Collier County, indicating
their support for having a County Fire Safety Plans Revie~
Officer and a Compliance Officer in the Building Departmer
and transm.i tting copies of ";Jrlier letters re same. xc
County I-Ianager; Public f.afety Division; Filed.
S. Copy of United State District Court Notice of Entry of
Order co:)firming the Trus:ees Plan for Case No. 76-131-
l3l;-NCn.-Il, nlso applications for final compelu;at.ion an(.1
requests for reimbursemen~s of expenses.re G.A.C.Corp.;
G.A.C. Properties, Inc.; and GAC Properties Credit, Inc.
xc County Attorney; Filed.
6. Letter daled 10/6/80, from Di~ital Equipment Corp., indi-
cating that they have received the signed contrac:' and
addendum for systems coverage, and notifying the County
of the need tor purchase orders regarding sottware servicE
also transmitting copies of said documents. xc Data Procel
ing.Director; Filed.
7. Copy of Notice to Owner, dated Septemher lS, 1980, re im-
provements in willoughby Acres and indicatin9 that Fideli.
ty and Deposit Co. of Maryland, is the firm that is bond-
ing said improvements made by Mitchell [, Stark Constructi(
the contractor. xc Utility Director; Filed.
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There being no further business for the good of the
Time: 9:32 A.M.
County, the meeting was adjourned by order of thc Chair -
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