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PBSD MSTBU Agenda 08/12/202030.A.2 PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION Municipal Services Taxing & Benefit Unit NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020 THE PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION BOARD WILL MEET AT 1 PM ON AUGUST 12 AT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CHAMBERS, THIRD FLOOR, COLLIER COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER, 3299 TAMIAMI TRAIL EAST, NAPLES, FLORIDA 34108. AGENDA 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roil Call U 3. Agenda approval 4. Approval of 07/08/20 Regular Session meeting minutes 5. Audience Comments m 6. Administrator's report a. New staff position •2 b. SunTrust office space update a. c. Beach dune swale N d. July financial report CM 7. Committee reports a. *Budget o b. Ad Hoc Strategic Planning N c. Water Management ci i. Oakmont LakeCh ii. Drainage a d. Clam Bay Y e. Landscape & Safety U i. *Sidewalks Phase I . ii. Schedule of annual sod/plant replacement 8. Chairman's report a 9. Old business 10. New business 0 11. Adjournment m *indicates possible action items ANY PERSON WISHING TO SPEAK ON AN AGENDA ITEM WILL RECEIVE UP TO THREE (3) MINUTES PER ITEM TO ADDRESS THE BOARD. THE BOARD WILL SOLICIT PUBLIC COMMENTS ON SUBJECTS NOT ON THIS AGENDA AND ANY PERSON WISHING TO SPEAK WILL RECEIVE UP TO THREE (3) MINUTES. THE BOARD ENCOURAGES YOU TO SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS IN WRITING IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION OF THIS BOARD WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING PERTAINING THERETO, AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD IS MADE, WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS AN ACCOMMODATION IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING YOU ARE ENTITLED TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION AT (239) 597-1749. 08/06/2020 Packet Pg. 2537 30.A.2 PELICAN BAY SERVICES DIVISION BOARD REGULAR SESSION JULY 8, 2020 The Pelican Bay Services Division Board met on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, at 1:00 p.m. at the Fifth Floor Training Room, Building F, Collier County Government Center, 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, Florida 34108. In attendance were: Pelican Bay Services Division Board Michael Fogg, Chairman Joe Chicurel, Vice -Chairman Tom Cravens (absent) Jacob Damouni (absent) Nick Fabregas (absent) Pelican Bay Services Division Staff Neil Doi -rill, Administrator Chad Coleman, Operations Manager Also Present Dayne Atkinson, County Public Utilities Peter Griffith (absent) Denise McLaughlin Susan O'Brien Scott Streckenbein (absent) Rick Swider Michael Weir Karin Herrmann, Operations Analyst Lisa Jacob, Project Manager (by telephone) Barbara Shea, Administrative Assistant Jim Carr, Agnoli, Barber & Brundage Dan Rodriguez, County Public Utilities APPROVED AGENDA (AS AMENDED) 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll Call 3. Agenda approval 4. Approval of 06/10/20 Regular Session meeting minutes 5. Audience Comments 6. Chairman's Comments 7. Administrator's Report a. Lake 2-9 b. Dune Swale c. FY 2021 Budget d. SunTrust Lease e. Monthly Financial Statement f. Staff Hiring (add -on) 8. Committee Reports a. Ad -Hoc Strategic Planning Committee i. *Presentation and approval of conceptual site plan and renderings for maintenance operations facility ii. *Approval to procure architectural and engineering services b. Landscape & Safety Committee i. *Sidewalks Phase I Proposed Timeline 0 N 0 N N r 1 Packet Pg. 2538 30.A.2 Pelican Bay Services Division Board Regular Session July S, 2020 c. Water Management Committee d. Clam Bay 9. Financing for long-term capital projects 10. Old Business a. PBSD Website (add -on) b. Joint PBSD/PBF Meeting (add -on) 11. New Business 12. Adjournment ROLL CALL Mr. Cravens, Mr. Damouni, Mr. Fabregas, Mr. Griffith, and Mr. Streckenbein were absent and a quorum was established Dr. Chicurel motioned, Ms. McLaughlin seconded to approve the agenda as amended. The motion carried unanimously. OF 06/10/2020 REGULAR SESSION MEETING MINUTES Ms. McLaughlin motioned, Dr. Chicurel seconded to approve the 06/10/2020II CD regular session meeting minutes as presented. The motion carried unanimously. N BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS Ms. O'Brien requested that "Part-time Administrator Position" be included on a future PBSD Board agenda. It was recommended by the Budget Committee to be included on the March PBSD Board agenda. However, this topic has not been a discussion item on a PBSD Board agenda going forward from March 2020. AUDIENCE COMMENTS Dr. Joseph Doyle and Ms. Sandra Doyle provided comments via e-mail, as they were unable to attend the meeting. These comments were added to the record and read by Mr. Fogg. The e-mail had two areas of concern, (1) the reason for the recent replacement of sod on Gulf Park Drive, and (2) the possibility of designing a less expensive, simpler structure for the replacement maintenance building and consideration to obtain a token "99-year lease" for our property interest in the new building. Mr. Fogg commented that these issues would be addressed later on in the meeting. CHAIRMAN'S COMMENTS Mr. Fogg reported that the PBSD Office has re -opened after being closed for two weeks due to a Covid-19 exposure. Mr. Fogg commented that the new list of PBSD committees with board member assignments was included in the agenda packet. He noted one change to this list: Ms. McLaughlin will continue as a member of the Clam Bay Committee, and she will no longer serve on the Ad Hoc Strategic Planning Committee. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT LAKE 2-9 N T 2 Packet Pg. 2539 30.A.2 Pehean Bay Serviees Division Board Regular Session July 8, 2020 Mr. Dorrill provided an overall update and photos of our Lake 2-9 lake bank restoration project. He noted that two out of three phases of the project are complete. Mr. Swider commented that some of the wall sections are not "perfectly straight." Mr. Jim Car, our AB&B civil engineer, commented that he has discussed this issue with the project's structural engineer (sub -contractor) who stated that there are no structural deficiencies. Mr. Dorrill commented that he will confirm that the contractor will provide a one-year warranty for the project. Ms. O'Brien commented that residents are concerned about the alignment of the wall. DUNE SWALE Mr. Dorrill provided an overall update and photos of our dune swale project. This area, which is west of Bay Colony, had not been maintained over the last 25-30 years. He noted that the initial clearing is complete. He reported that Ms. Jacob is reaching out to our environmental consultants, to obtain an opinion on installing salt -tolerant grass in the newly graded areas. FY2021 BUDGET Our proposed FY2021 PBSD budget was reviewed and approved by the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) at the June budget hearings. The BCC will adopt our budget at the first of their two public hearings in September. SUNTRUST LEASE N Mr. Dorrill commented that a PBSD lease for a larger space on the first floor of the SunTrust N building is still under negotiation. Ms. O'Brien commented that at a recent two-day PBF June r workshop, some Audit and Budget Committee and PBF Board members expressed significant a, pushback on the concept of the PBF leasing office space, not on PBF property. Mr. Hoppensteadt, via a telephone, commented that the PBF is looking at the price of other office space and is reviewing whether the quoted terms of the SunTrust space is competitive in the marketplace. He noted the value CU of the PBSD and PBF sharing space, as well as the benefit of first floor space. Mr. Hoppensteadt a commented that he will follow up with Lisa Warren, PBF Covenants Director, to determine whether she has received and reviewed the recently revised schematic floor plan of the SunTrust first floor a) space. a MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT The PBSD Board had not reviewed the June financial statements, as the packet was posted on July 1, prior to receiving the statements from the Clerk of Court's Office. As a result, Mr. Fogg suggested that Mr. Dorrill comment on the June financial statements at the next board meeting. STAFF HIRING (ADD -ON) Mr. Dorrill introduced our new Operations Analyst, Karin Herrmann, and provided a summary of her work experience. He also reported that we have received 11 applications for the Associate Project Manager position and staff will be going forward with the interview process. Mr. Fogg requested that information on the finalists is shared with the PBSD Board. COMMITTEE REPORTS AD -HOC STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE Mr. Fogg provided an overview of the proposed replacement of the PBSD Operations building project. He noted that (1) the PBSD has no plans to expand operations in the future, (2) the PBF has Packet Pg. 2540 30.A.2 Pelican Bay Services Division Board Regular Session July 8, 2020 no plans for any activities on the site, and (3) the County Public Utilities Dept. (PUD) has an interest in additional storage space on the site, to be used to store emergency generators. A summary of the space requirements, site plans, elevations, and project timeline were provided in the agenda packet. Mr. Dorrill conunented that the next step would be to obtain conceptual plan approval by the PBF Design Review Committee, followed by approval of the PBF Board. Mr. Fogg commented that subsequent to obtaining these approvals, the development of detailed project drawings would be contracted out at an approximate cost of $150,000. Mr. Dorrill reported that there will be no cost sharing with the County on this project, as no Public Utilities employees will be housed in the new replacement building. Mr. Dan Rodriguez, PUD Deputy Dept. Head, confirmed that the PUD will not occupy the building, and only has an interest in storage area for emergency generators. Mr. Dorrill reported that our property interest in our replacement building will be memorialized by a resolution of the Board of County Commissioners. Ms. O'Brien suggested that the resolution be provided to the board for review, prior to construction of the new building. Ms. McLaughlin suggested that we consider the possibility of generating solar power, during the roof design phase of the replacement building. Mr. Dorrill responded that this issue would be explored. Dr. Chicurel motioned, Ms. McLaughlin seconded to approve the conceptual renderings and the site plan presented and a contingency to spend $150,000 for detailed drawings and design if approved by the Foundation. The motion carried 5-1, with Ms. O'Brien dissenting. LANDSCAPE & SAFETY COMMITTEE Dr. Chicurel reported that sod has been replaced along Gulf Park Drive. Invasive grasses had invaded the existing sod. Mr. Dorrill noted that the PBSD has an ongoing annual sod replacement program in place. Ms. O'Brien commented that in FY2020, we have spent approximately $98,000 on sod replacement, while the budget is $60,000. Mr. Fogg and Ms. O'Brien suggested that staff communicate work projects such as these to the board on a regular basis. Mr. Fogg requested that Dr. Chicurel provide a refresher on current PBSD landscaping guidelines to the board at a future board meeting. Dr. Chicurel reported that our pilot tree planting project (31 trees) has been completed. PBSD staff worked with Crown Colony residents to select the types of trees planted near their property. Ms. O'Brien requested that staff provide a summary of the project to the board. Mr. Carr gave a brief update on our sidewalk replacement project, including an updated timeline. Dr. Chicurel commented that PBF board member Trent Waterhouse recently suggested that we consider using pavers instead of "mats" to meet ADA requirements where sidewalks meet each intersection. Mr. Carr reported that a notice to proceed was issued on May 13 for the design and permitting phase of the sidewalk project. About 40% of this phase is complete. The current timeline shows contractor selection and BCC award, at the earliest, to be completed in early summer 2021. He noted that if the project were completed in two phases, then Phase 1 (Green Tree Dr.) construction could begin Feb./March 2021. Mr. Carr estimated that the entire project will take two years to complete. He estimated that the cost of Phase 1 is approximately $630,000 and the additional cost to complete the project in two phases instead of one (additional mobilization costs) is approximately $100,000. O N O N N r 4 Packet Pg. 2541 30.A.2 Pelican Bay Services Division Board Regular Session July 8, 2020 The total estimated project cost is $6 million. Splitting the project into two phases may result in two separate contractors for each phase. Dr. Chicurel suggested that work on the project could continue through season, by completing work on "side streets" during season. Ms. O'Brien suggested that a timeline of the areas to be completed over the two-year construction period be provided to the board. Dr. Chicurel suggested that we proceed with Phase 1 (go with the two -phased approach), as the design work is complete for this area, and funds are available in the FY2021 budget. Mr. Doi -rill commented that for projects under $750,000, we will be able to solicit bids for the project from the County's prequalified contractors. This would be our next step, if we were to go forward with the two -phased approach. Mr. Carr will proceed to work on the permitting requirements for Phase 1, while continuing to work on the design work for the entire project. Dr. Chicurel will prepare an update on the sidewalk project for the community. Ms. O'Brien motioned, Mr. Fogg seconded to move ahead with the construction drawings, permitting, procurement, and construction plans for the Green Tree section of the neighborhood. The motion carried unanimously. WATER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE c Ms. McLaughlin suggested that we go forward with the design phase of the lake bank N remediation project of Lake 4-1 (Oakmont), at an estimated cost of $150,000 - $200,000. Ms. O'Brien N suggested a board discussion of remediation options and goals before moving forward with Lake 4-1. She noted that recently the estimated cost of remediation of Lake 4-1 has doubled. Mr. Dorrill noted a that Lake 4-1 is ranked #1 on the list of lakes, prepared by ABB, ranked in order of critically eroded, lake banks. Mr. Fogg suggested that we need to look at the lake bank of Lake 4-1 in more detail, as some sections are critically eroded while other sections are not. Dr. Chicurel agreed and noted that a the sections along the PBF path are critically eroded, while sections along the Green Tree side (with a private homes) look stable. Ms. O'Brien questioned what the engineering proposal would be for the east side only of Lake 4-1. Ms. McLaughlin suggested that we obtain a separate proposal for each a side of this lake. Mr. Fogg suggested that we need a better understanding of the lake banks of Lake 4-1 and the remediation options available to us. Ms. O'Brien commented that she does not support m the approval of $200,000 for the engineering phase for the entire lake. Mr. Swider pointed out the value of the Administrator putting forth a plan to the board for each proposed project. In conclusion, Ms. McLaughlin commented that she would work with Mr. Carr and Z Ms. Jacob on details and options for Lake 4-1 lake bank remediation and bring back a new recommendation to the board at a future meeting. Ms. McLaughlin commented that our current drainage pipe strategy is to address drainage pipe failures as they arise. She suggested that staff provide a presentation on this issue for board discussion. Mr. Dorrill commented that subsequent to a recent drainage pipe failure, a structural analysis of the pipe was performed which indicated that this 30-year old pipe was in relatively good condition. He noted that Pelican Bay has six drainage basins and that we have GIS maps of all the conveyance pipes within these basins. CLAM BAY COMMITTEE 5 Packet Pg. 2542 30.A.2 Pelican. Bay Services Division Board Regular Session July 8, 2020 Ms. O'Brien reported that in late April, the mouth of Clam Pass was mechanically dredged (a dredging event). PBSD paid for this dredging event, rather than requesting Tourist Development Funds (the customary past practice). The PBSD Board and the Board of County Commissioners did not approve the event. Ms. O'Brien commented that although Dr. Dabees recently commented that Sections "A" & "B" were dredged, the FDEP approved work only in Section "A." Mr. Dorrill commented that this was a maintenance event, not a dredging event, and was coordinated with the PBSD Chairman. He noted that the PBSD has a maintenance permit. Ms. O'Brien provided the results of the County's annual beach width survey (received on June 4) which shows seven out of eleven sections of Pelican Bay beach are less than the 100-foot standard. She noted that no County truck haul project is planned for this year, and no County beach resiliency project is expected any sooner than 2025. FINANCING FOR LONG-TERM CAPITAL PROJECTS Mr. Fogg provided a list of major capital projects, with corresponding estimated funding requirements, possible funding sources, and expected timeframes, included in the agenda packet for board members' review. OLD BUSINESS N M PBSD WEBSITE (ADD-ONj Mr. Dorrill directed Ms. Jacob to explore our website options with the County IT Dept. He N commented that we need to know County policy in regards to an independent website for a County N division before we explore other website host services. r JOINT PBSD/PBF MEETING ADD-O Mr. Fogg commented that he has discussed holding a future joint PBSD/PBF meeting with PBF Board Chairman John Gandolfo. They tentatively agreed to schedule a joint meeting for next Spring, and focus would be on PBSD and PBF projects. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Fogg reminded the board of our next meeting on August 12, hopefully to be held in the BCC Chambers. He noted that our November board meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 10, instead of Nov. 11, which is a holiday. Mr. Fogg commented that he will follow up with Mr. Hoppensteadt to explore and discuss the possibility of holding PBSD committee meetings in the PBF Community Center. The meetine was adjourned at 3:49 Michael Fogg, Chairman Minutes approved L_] as presented OR [ I as amended ON [ j date 6 Packet Pg. 2543 30.A.2 Agenda item #6a Page I of 1 Associate Project Manager (Pelican Bay) (O6104) PBSD had 11 candidates for the opening of an Associate project Manager. Interviews where conducted by Skype meetings due to the current situation L o facing our country. Supplemental questions below where apart of the application. o As the board request Science background was asked on the application and 2 during the interview process. There was a lack of science credentials therefore 2 o the focus was more on a project management type on candidate. Of the top three U) candidates two where military veterans and one a planning technician for collier y county. Candidates not selected had limited field experience compared to selected candidate. The candidate selected can help the division with short- and m long-term goals. Selected candidate is a Supervisor for Collier County road and bridge division. He has extensive project management experience and is familiar W a with Collier County processes and procedures. Candidate has worked in the past N with the PBSD team on projects in Pelican Bay. Candidate started with the county M as a sidewalk inspector and was promoted to Supervisor. Candidate puts a lot of o focus on communication and customer service. Being Army veteran and currently N a supervisor he brings leadership skills to PBSD. T Supplemental Questions • Do you possess a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Landscape Architecture, Environmental Engineering, Architecture, Business Administration, Science or a related field of study? • Do you possess at least one (1) year previous experience and/or training that includes project management, construction supervision, budget administration, contract administration, and experience in specific area of assignment, which may include utilities engineering, transportation engineering, traffic engineering, landscape design/management, environmental program administration, stormwater management, facilities management, solid waste engineering project management (solid waste processing, disposal, transfer, and recycling facilities), information technology or other area of assignment? • Do you have experience in SAP? • Do you have a Science background? Packet Pg. 2544 30.A.2 Agenda item #6d Page 1 of 1 PELICAN BAY ,BALANCE SHEET July 31, 2020 '(UNAUDITED) Pelican Bay Landscape, Street Safety, Lake & Clam Bay Capital Operating Fund lighting Beach Projects Projects 109 778 322 320 TOTAL ASSETS Cash and Investments 3,534,741.22 2,133,102.68 4,160,341.37 257,116.52 10,085,301.79 Interest receivable - Trade receivable, net - - - Due from other governments 136,252.77 - 136,25237 Total assets 3,534,741.22 2,133,102.68 4,296,594.14 257,116,52 10,221,554.56 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE C Liabllitles: R Accounts payable 135,231.26 2,347.43 296,178.60 39,375.00 473,132.29 y Wages payable - - - - - a) IL Total liabilities 135,291.26 2,347.43 296,178.G0 39,375.00 473,132.29 N Fund balances: W) CM Fund balance 3,399,509.96 2,130,755.25 4,000,415.54 217,741.52 9,748,422.27 r Total liabilities and fund balances 3,534,741.22 2,133,102.68 4,296,594.14 257,116.52 30,221,554.56 v C - - - N O Fund Balance at the end ofthe period 3,399,509,96 2,130,755.25 4,000,415.54 217,741.52 9,748,422.27 N N V- Unspent balance of projects: Small projects under $200K 50066-PBSD Landscape Improvement 50126-Beach Renourishment 50143-PBSD Field Operation Center Improvements 50154-Hurricane Irma 51026-PBSD Lake Sank Restoration 51100-Clam Bay Restoration Total unspent balance of major projects Budgeted reserves: - 514,257.55 514,257.55 377,677.21 377,677.21 563,883.89 563,893,89 - 301,730.56 301,730.56 620,860.44 620,860.44 539,232.10 - 539,232,10 - - 198,990.41 188,990.41 2,917,641.75 188,990.41 3,106, 632.16 991000-Reserve for contingencies 11%100.00 115,100.00 991700-Reserve for disaster relief 680,900.00 - 680,900.00 992090-Reserve for sinking fund - - 500,000.00 500,000.00 993000-Reserve for capital outlay 200,000.00 90,000.00 - 290,000.00 994500-Reserve for future construction and Improvemenl - 1,534,000.00 1,534,800.00 998000-Reserve for cash 291,300.00 150,000.00 441,300.00 Total budgeted reserves 1,287,300.00 1,774,800,00 500,000.00 3,562,100.00 Budgeted commitments at the end of the period 1,287,300.00 1,774,800.00 3,417,641.75 188,990.41 6,668,732.16 Projected excess (deficit) fund balance 2,112,209.96 355,955.25 582,773.79 28,751.11 3,079,690.11 Packet Pg. 2545 30.A.2 gomo �; ryd4 8S� S8S "a8e a oo Sa d Sm�� Sr�F c� m x r a' g a o d n $„ ��RS q a m r �n mno M1S ¢ off gg tf�i 98 par"'S S msE s oNm a mm 9 a ,aaoo '8S 8$888 's S8S SSS$SSasses sss sss$ma 0ds sagas aas ssgss$ 2-4 e o o„ � t5 O N O N Cs T— Packet Pg. 2546 30.A.2 m N j qQ m m�a a q Obi O o'.i x� =mm Q sgi3y Qino o '�' �m S�eB °' m8e $gym rem m 8 ^� E z a' y m m M m� z° ^ 6 e 3 888 888$$8 8$$S 08 deg 8�9��8�80 a m� $08S 1.8 881 S 1. 1. 88888 tea$ 8g�$$ 9998o � ma ar s s` E CI p� F O N O N N T— Packet Pg. 2547 30: : §!■§§[`!22 ..,,§...\§ ..,. ....0 ....}....§ § § ( § {#\$ Z 2 ! !,{ ■ \ .\i,|#k!§ � \�) '\ ƒ )\//�)/§� §/�);�`"..;�■ !� !� | 0 C4 Cl Packet Pg. 2548 30: : !! •.;� - ;� �� -� �zi � !!,■ � )]...§ , „ , .)...] . | |2 E �!m §§•j !. . :`■ ,: -; | |\ §\,E \} :!| Sri;! \( | 22 |) | . � N k Packet Pg. 2549 w r ��E 1,���ww���[ r �y, tea, t � . ► � �*� � p . 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Updates on spring mangrove monitoring, annual hand -dug channel maintenance, and a plan to begin the removal of scaevola, a type 1 exotic in the coastal scrub, are expected at the next Clam Bay Committee meeting. Clam Pass. A bathymetric survey, completed in May 2020, reported 2113 cubic yards of sand in Section B, about 85% of the target quantity of 2500 cubic yards of sand in Section B; and 3139 cubic yards of sand In Section C, about 78% of the target quantity of 4000 cubic yards of sand in Section C. The next update on the quantities of sand in Clam Pass is scheduled for late 2020, Tidal ratios for July at markers 4 and 14 are above .6 and .5, respectively, which Indicate good tidal flow. Water Quality. N Total phosphorus and total nitrogen. The quarterly report for January, February, and March M 2020, received on July 23, 2020, reported that all 27 TIN! samples were within allowable levels. c Six of nine TP samples for January exceeded allowable levels; all February TP samples were o within allowable levels; and eight of nine TP for March were within allowable levels. For the `" same three months in 2019 twenty of 27 samples exceeded allowable levels so the 2020 results N r forTP for January, February and March (only seven of 27 samples exceeding allowable levels) a show significant improvement. The WQ results for April, May, and June have been received from the County Lab so hopefully the report on these results will be received soon to determine Y If this positive trend is continuing. a Copper. Only three of 54 samples forlanuary through June 2020 exceeded the allowable limit which is very good. Beach Resiliency. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' feasibility study on Collier County shoreline resiliency has been released. Workshops on the study are scheduled on August 18 from 1-3pm and on August 24 from 5-8pm. Hopefully PBSD staff will be able to distribute the link to these workshops so interested board members may participate in them. pave Trecker has indicated that Gary McAlpin, from Collier County's CZM department, will present information on the feasibility study at a PBSD board or Clam Bay Committee meeting this fall. We may to invite PBF board members and staff to this meeting. Clam Bay Committee. The Clam Bay Committee will meet when an appropriate meeting location is available. Prepared by Susan O'Brien August 4, 2020 Packet Pg. 2556 30.A.2 r L •Hd - MO] N o {tai 9 ZOE']Is `SCI S)IVO73af1Vi L08 y a z :- s. L35VHd tN3W3]pId3M s 9 i- r r �aj Se.:t NOISIAIO S3]IA213S AV8 Ntl]Il3d 1I1VM3QIS yv9 NV7113d 1 3 d 4 y s U) Z Q J O 0. 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