BCC Minutes 10/20/1992 R Naples, Florida, October 20, 1992
LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Board of County Commissioners in
and for the County of Collier, and also acting as the Board of Zoning
Appeals and as the governing board(s) of such special districts as
have been created according to law and having conducted business
herein, met on this date at 9:00 A.M. in REGULA~ SESSION in Building
"F" of the Government Complex, East Naples, Florida, with the
following members present:
CHAIRMAN: Michael J. Volpe
VICE-CHAIRMAN: Richard S. Shanahan
Burr L. Saunders
Max A. Hasse, Jr.
Patricla A. Goodnlght
ALSO PRESENT: James C. Giles, Clerk; John Yonkosky, Finance
Director; Ellie Hoffman, Kathy Meyers and Annette Guevin, Deputy
Clerks; Nell Dorrlll, County Manager; Guy Carlton, Tax Collector:
Jennifer Edwards, Assistant to the County Manager; Ken Cuy]er, County
Attorney; MarJorie Student and Brenda Wilson, Assistant County
Attorneys; George Archibald, Transportation Services Administrator;
Tom Olliff, Public Services Administrator; Bill Lorenz, Environmental
Services Administrator; 3ohn Boldt, Water Management Director; Dave
Pettrow, Development Services Director; Tom Conrecode, Office of
Capital Projects Management Director; Robert Wiley, Engineer Project
Manager; Steve Carnell, Purchasing Director; Bob Blanchard, Growth
Planning Director; Vlad Ryziw, Engineer Project Manager: Tom Kuck,
Transportation Capital Projects Manager: Ron Nino and David Weeks,
Planners; Sue Filson, Administrative Assistant to the Board; and
Deputy Acey Edgemon, Sheriff's Office.
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APPROVED WZTH CHANGES
October 20, 1992
Comm~oaSone~ Shanahan moved, aeconded by Con~as~oneF Hesse end
carried unanimously, that the agenda be approved with the changes as
datal~ed on the Agenda Change Sheet and the add~tiona! change mo
ref~ct~d
Item #16B2 - Moved to #8B2 - Recommendation to approve and
execute a Supplemental Agreement for L~vingston Road MSTU
Environmental Services pursuant to prior BCC actions; CIE
Project No. 021.
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APPROVED AND/OR ADOPTED
October 20, 1992
The ~otAon for approve! of the Coneent Agenda ie noted under
(162)
N2]IUTE~ OF T]~ R,tGULAR I(EET2Ng OF OCTOBER 6, 1992 ARD SPEC2AL MEETING
OF OCTOBER ?, 1992 - APPROVED
Coaatlaloaer Shanahan ~oved, seconded by Commiee/onar Hume ~d
c~1~ ~Lnsly, that Minutes of the Re~/~ M~tt~ of 0cto~r 6,
~992 ~ t~ 8~ctal Meeting of 0cto~r 7, 1992, ~ approv~ u pre-
BentS.
lt~ tSA
Commissioner Shanahan congratulated the following employees and
presented their Service Awards:
Keith E. Magero, 5 years, Util]t]es/Water Operations
Cheryl G. Godfrey, 5 years, ParRs and Recreation
Xtel
(21s)
t~ROC'~..ANATXOX DXSXOXATIN~ OCTOBER 29-23, 2992, AS HISFAX[C HgH[TAO~
~ ZX CO~Z~R COU1rTY - ADOPT]CD
Upon reading of the proclamation, Commissioner Hume moved,
lecon~ed by Commissioner Shanahan and carried unanimously, that the
P~ocl~tion daeignating October 19-23, 1992, as Hispanic Heritage
M~ek ~n Collier County, be adopted.
Mr. Frank Rodrlguez, President of the Latin American Business and
Professlonal Association accepted the proclamation.
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October 20, 1992
PRESENTATION OF UNUSED FUNDS TO ~ BO~ ~ ~ C~TON, T~
CO~~ - ~ IN ~ ~O~ OF $2,98~,~64.~0 ACCE~D
Tax Collector, Guy Car/ton presented the Commission with a check
the amount of $1,987,764.70 which represents unused funds.
(4~?)
~UDd2~'~ ,t~,I~]IDI,(:~JIT~ 92-~33 ~ 93-2 -
Co~,aisaAoner Shanahan moved, seconded by Com~Assioner H&sse and
carrAe~ unanimously, that Budget A~endments 92-533 and 93-1 be
Adopted.
Zte~ ~&5 & ~6A6
FAnance Director Yonkosk¥ requested that the Commission adopt
Budget Amendment Resolutions BAR-92-36 and BAR-93-]. He called atten-
tion to BAR-92-36, and advised that Budget Amendment 92-530 in the
amount of $80,728 has not yet been presented to the Commission, but
was inadvertently included in the resolution.
Cc~mils~oner Shanahan ~oved, seconded by Co~a~ssioner Ha~ee ~d
carrl~ ~l~ly, that ~dget ~en~ent Resolutio~ ~-92-36,
~ ~d ~-93-X ~ adopted.
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October 20, 1992
It~ ~6D
(~e)
STATUS OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS' COMPLIANCE WITH FLORIDA STATUTES RE
AUDITS AND REPORTS UNDER CHAPTER 189 REQUIREMENTS - REPORT ACCEPTED;
THIRTY DAY EXTENSIONS GRANTED TO CHILDRENS' SERVICES COUNCIL AND BIG
CORKSCREW ISLAND FIRE & RESCUE DISTRICT
Finance Director Yonkosky presented the Annual Report of the
Status of Special Districts' Compliance with Florida Statutes, Chapter
189 Requirements. He referred to the Executive Summary, reflecting
the matrix of the items required to be presented to the Clerk to the
Board.
Mr. Yonkosky indicated that as of last week, two entities are not
in compliance. He advised that the Childrens' Services Council has
not had an audit and a management letter is required for all indepen-
dent special districts. He announced that they have requested a 30
day extension.
Mr. Yonkosky pointed out that the Big Corkscrew Island Fire &
Rescue District is not in compliance, however, a letter was faxed
reql/esting a 30 day extension.
Mr. Yonkosky stated that he is recommending that the 30 day exten-
sion be granted to the two entitles, as requested. He explained that
he will report back at a later date on the consent agenda when the
required items are received. ,
C~i~eloner Shanmhan moved, seconded by Comm~seioner Hmsee and
cmrri~ &/O (C~Aealoner Sanndere out of the room), to accept the
report, m~ ~reeented and that a 30 day extension be ~ranted to the
ChAldrene' Services Council and the BAg Corkscrew Is/and FAre & Rescue
DSetr$ct.
(~60)
WILLIAM G. CRONE REPRESENTING NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, RE IMPACT FEE
FOR TH~ P~OPOSED IMMOKALEB HOSPITAL - STAFF TO RE-CALCULATE ROAD
IMPACT FEZB AND BRING BACK ON 10/27/92
Attorney George Vega, representing Naples Community Hospital
(NCH), announced that an Urgent Care Center is proposed for Immokalee,
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October 20, 1992
however, the impact fees are tremendous.
Mr. Vega indicated that NCH is a public hospital and public hospi-
tals do not have to pay impact fees. In addition, he explained that
the services that NCH provides to the community far exceeds in dollars
the amount of the impact fee to be paid. He requested an exemption
from the impact fees.
In response to Oommissioner Volpe, County Attorney Cu¥1er advised
that the EMS Ordinance contains a provision which allows tax-exempt
facilities, providing a county-wide benefit An terms of health care
and meeting other criteria to be exempt from that impact fee.
Mr. Edward Morton stated that the impact fee computation is
$60,000 for the ambulance and $227,000 for roads.
Oommissioner Saunders indicated that NCH is saving road trips by
providing these facilities as opposed to creating new road trips by
driving to the main hospital on 4th Avenue North and suggested that
staff explore the computation of the road impact fees.
Transportation Services Administrator Archibald explained the
manner by which road impact fees were calculated for the hospital:
$2,589 per 1,000 square feet. He reported that this is based on a
trip rate per 1,000 square feet of 16.8 and trip length of five miles.
He revealed that this is an appropriate figure for the urban area, but
this may not be an appropriate figure for the Immokalee area. He
stated that staff could look at site specific data for the clinic and
compute for that specific location.
Mr. Vega remarked that he would be amenable to continuinG this
item until next week so that a complete package for consideration
could be presented to the Commission.
Commissioner Saunders ~oved, seconded by Comtastoner Hesse to
conti~ this ttm~m to 10/27/92; staff to re-calculate the road Impact
fee ~nd that m determination be made relative to the credits that may
be mil&bls for emergency medical services.
The following persons spoke with regard to this item:
Mr. Dudley Goodlette
Mr. Fred Tarrant _
Mr. William Crone BOOK ~OP'~' 1~
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October 20, ~992
Upon c&l! for the question, the motion carried 4/0 (Courmiasioner
Sa~m~eFm out of the room).
%tam ~7B
(~3~0)
J~HOSROM MC)A~I RKPRESKNTING GFK CONDOMINIUMS REQUESTING BUILDING
PERMIT EXTENSION - NINE MONTH EXTENSION GRANTED
Mr. Khosrow Moaveni stated that he is requesting a nine month
extension for a building permit with regard to GFK Condominiums, due
to the death of the architect involved with the project.
Development Services Director Pettrow advised that the Chief
Building Official has review this request and has no objection with
respect to granting the nine month extension of the building permtt,
Commissioner Shanahan moved, seconded by Couiemioner Hames and
carried unani~asl¥, that a nine ~onth extension of the building per-
mit for GFK Condo~iniu~s be granted.
(2,03)
CARNIVAL PERMIT 92-3 RE PETITION C-92-3 FOR ST. ELIZABETH SETON
CATHOLIC CHURCH TO CO~DUCT A CA~IVAL FROM NOV~mER 31 THROOOH
Planner Nine announced that this is a request from Reverend Joseph
Spinelli for a carnival permit for St. Elizabeth Satan Catholic Church
to conduct its annual carnival from November 11 through November 15,
1992. He stated that all pertinent procedures have been met in this
regard.
Conditioner Shanahan ~oved, seconded by Co-~os~onar ~oodn~ght
· ~d C~ZTtedun~ni~msl¥, that C~i Pe~t 92-3 ~ ~t~ to St.
~~ ~t~ Clt~l~c Ch~ch.
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October 20, 1992
RECO~H~]~DATZON TO APPROVE RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH FINAL PAYMENT TO TH~
CONTRACTOR AND ENOINEER FOE CONSTRUCTION IN COLLIER VILLAOE IN
IMMOF~LKE - CONTINUED TO 10/27/92
County Manager Dorrill stated that this item was inadvertently
left off the agenda index, but noted that it is requested to continue
this item until 10/27/92.
Commissioner Hasse ~oved, aeconded by Commissioner maunders and
carried unanimously, that this item be continued to 10/27/92.
Item ,8B1
(1480)
REPORT ON PROJECT STATUS AND Fu~uING OPTIONS OF TH~ LELY HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRANCE ROAD PROJECT - STAFF TO REPORT BACK RE DEFERRAL OF OTHER
PROJECTS; IDE~TIF~ FUNDING SOURCE; COMMISSIONER SHANAHAN TO MEET WITH
SCHOOL BOARD; AND STAFF TO DISCUSS WITH DEVELOPER REIMBURSEMENT AT
INFLATED COSTS
Transportation Services Administrator Archibald presented an exhi-
bit of an alternative plan to reconsider the roadway leading from St.
Andrews Blvd. to Lely High School.
Mr. Archibald explained that the Naples Manor area has been
growing and is approaching build-out. He indicated that the streets
in this area do not meet current county standards of roadway widths of
24' He noted that these roadways are between 18' and 20'. He
reported that at the same time, Lely High School is developing, provi-
des an important service, and generates a good deal of traffic.
Mr. Archibald advised that an expansion of the school is proposed
which would provide for an additional 600 students.
Cai/lng attention to the exhibit, Mr. Archibald stated that the
trips on U.S. 41 from the east and the west are using Broward Street
to gain access to the high school. He reported that traffic from the
north is traveling south down St. Andrews Boulevard. He revealed that
all these vehicles including buses are funneling through the ~treets
in Naples Manor.to gain access to the high school. He advised that
the school and the subdivision would be better suited if the Lely High
School access was from the proposed roads in the Lely development.
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October 20, 1992
Mr, Archibald advised that the first Page of the Exhibit proposes
the concept of connecting an entrance road to Lely, as it was origi-
nally proposed from the north and only building what is outlined in
"red". He pointed out that the construction as outlined in "green"
would be deleted.
Mr. Archibald indicated that there would be an east/west segment
of roadway consisting of approximately 3,400' and a north/south
segment comprised of approximately 2,000' He reported that the cost
of this project is anticipated to be $900,000.
Mr. Archibald suggested if the Comm~ssion desires to consider the
concept as outlined, that staff be directed to look at the construc-
tion costs from the vantage point of constructing the roadway in-house
or to construct same by contract,
Commissioner Saunders suggested that since the developer would be
reimbursing the county in 1999 for the cost of constructing the road-
way, that the reimbursement be based at a rate of what the cost would
be to build that road in 1999.
Mr. Archibald stated if the desire of the Board is to proceed with
this project, other transportation projects would need to be deferred
in order to come up with the $450,000 which is the county's share of
this project.
The following persons spoke with regard to this Item:
Judith Morrtson
Mtchelle Lugo
Ron Webster
George Keller
Chris Peter
CoBLileioner Shmnahan moved, seconded by Commissioner $&unders and
carried unanimously, to move ahead with the project; identify the fun-
ding; etmff discuss with the developer the dollars to be reimbursed at
inflated costa; and that Coaisstonsr Shanahan meet with the School
Board to finalize the agreement.
ese Recess 10:55 A.M. - Reconvened 11:10 A.M. asa
lte~ ~H1
(710)
BID ~92-1948 I~R THE e0LDEN GATE CON~fl~NXTY PARX AQUATXC FACXLXTY -
AWARDED TO NELLER POOLS; STAFF TO EVALUATE AND REPORT FACE RE ADDING
Pmge 9
Octobe~ 20, 1992
SPT&SE POOL
Office of Capital Projects Management Director Conrecode stated
that this project was advertised in July, 1992, and bids were received
from six different contractors. In addition, he Indicated that one
Informal protest has been received from a local pool builder.
Mr. Conrecode announced that Waller Pools is the apparent low
bidder, however, at the September 22, 1992 meeting, the Commission
directed staff to negotiate with the low bidder and come back with a
project that ts within the budget. Re noted that staff is recom-
mending that the bid be awarded to Waller Pools for the negotiated
amount of $1,335,~79. He revealed that changes that have been made
include the elimination of the plunge pool with slide, reduction in
landscaping, and changes to the support facility,
In answer to Commissioner Hasse, Mr. Conrecode stated that the
cost to include the plunge pool and slide is $186,000.
Commissioner Volpe noted an $80,000 shortfall and questioned the
source of funding for same. Mr. Conrecode replied that Fund 306
Reserve Fund would be used for this purpose.
In response to Commissioner Volpe, Public Services Administrator
Olliff Indicated that operational costs are anticipated to be $300,000
annually.
The followIng persons spoke with regard to this Item:
Karen Davldson
Joan Gamso
Betty Vlllanl
Mary Dteken
Myra Shapiro
Bob Bennett
Tom Henning
Commissioner Hasse questioned whether there would be a problem
adding the splash pool in the future, to which Mr. Olltff replied that
this could be done, but it would be a little more difficult after the
slab has been poured and later broken out.
Coutsstoner Goodntght suggested that Regional Park Impact Fees be
used for the splash pool and slide. She remarked that the splash pool
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October 20~ 1992
has been very successful tn Cape Coral.
Commissioner Volpe revealed that he feels this ]s an important
facility, but noted he is struggling w~th priorities due to the econo-
mlc conditions.
Commissioner Hasse stated that construction costs will Increase
each year and believes the county should move forward with the pro-
Ject.
Commissioner Saunders explained that pools have been ~dentifted as
& legitimate need Jn the Comprehensive Plan since 1989.
~taalonmr Saundars loved, seconded b~ Comaiaeloner Huse and
carried 4/1 (Co~aleatoner Volpe opposed), to approve the award of Bid
· 92-1948 to W~ller Pools; staff to evaluate modifying the award to
~ncludm the ~pl&eh pool In the amount of $186,000 and report back to
the Coa~lmeton; staff to advise the contractor of same.
,t-. ,,~, s~ ~AG~S- Iq._,~-
R~C(I~ND&TZON TO EXECUTE SUPPLEI~F~TAL AGREEMENT FOR LIVINQSTON ROAD
M~T~ ~II~OlM~IITI~ SERVICES PURSUANT TO PR%OR BCC ACT%ON - I~VIOOS
AI~FItOV&~ OF COIITR~CT EXPK~DITURKS R~AFFIRNED; RI:PORT ON BO]ID~ TO BE
~OU~T ~ ON 10/27/92
Transportation Services Administrator Archibald revealed that this
Item involves .the Livingston Road project and ~s an overview with a
Supplemental Agreement for environmental permitting activities that
have been subject to prior Board agenda items.
Mr. Archibald noted that the two prior activities have been con-
solidated ~nto one supplemental agreement, based upon the total dollar
amount of $98,474. He explained that this includes $24,000 tn con-
tingent studies. He Indicated that the first phase of the work has
been completed.
Finance Director Yonkosky advised that the Finance Committee has
prepared a status report and noted that the Board has three alter-
natives.
Mr. Yonkosky reported that the side issues deal w~th what should
be done with the existing bond issue.
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October 20, 1992
Commissioner Volpe recalled that staff was to come back with a
report this fall and a decision was to be made with regard to
collapsing the bonds, refinance, or doing something else.
Mr. Yonkosky stated that It was anticipated that the report would
be presented in November, however this was tied to the fact that
permits would be obtained, but At appears that those permits will not
be received by November.
Mr. Yonkosky divulged that decisions need to be made with respect
to dealing with the existing bond issue. He noted that every month
of delay, results tn an additional $30,000 of commitment based on
figures of the difference of what is owed on the bonds and what is
earned at SBA.
Commissioner Volpe indicated that he is hesitant to move forward
with the agreement today, since there may be members of the public
from the affected area desiring to speak on this issue. Ne suggested
that this item be placed on next week's agenda.
Co~lmmioner Volpe ~r~ed, seconded by Co~iaaionar Shanahan and
carrt~dunani~u~ly, to raaffir~ previous approval of & contract
exp~ndiTure for Livingston Road in the a~ount of $98,4?4, and that
thim ttn be brought back on 10/27/92.
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ess D~t~ Clerk ~eyere replaced Deputy Clerk Hoffatan at this
(2ese)
Stem ~20&
CO]~XDDJtTION OF ACQUISITION OF DR[DGINQ ZQUIPI~NT - STJ~F DIRZCT~D TO
~VAL~T~ ACqOlS~TXO~ Of D~D~II~ ~qUIF~NT #XTll CITY
Commissioner Saunders reviewed that he attended a City Council
Workshop and also a Save The Bays Meeting which discussed and
reco~nized the potential for Collier County and the City of Naples to
acquire dredging equipment that would be useful for a variety of
purposes.
Co~aiaaloner Saunders requested that the Board direct Staff to
work with the City Manager and other interested parties and determine
what type of equipment is avaSlable on the market, the operational
costs for the equipment, the potential mission that could be developed
for the equipment and what savings could be realized by the taxpayers.
He noted that other communities north of Collier County own their own
equipment and have been successful in saving money.
County Manager Dorrill reviewed that the West Coast Inland
Navigational District, a special taxing distract that was created by
the Legislature and includes every county on the west coast south of
Tampa Bay with the exception of Collier, is comprising an evaluation
for inlet dredging.
Commissioner Goodnlght questioned whether the equipment would be
,-~ %ltilized on a continuous basis.
Commissioner Saunders responded that the new equipment is extre-
mely flexible and would be easily put to use twelve months out of the
year.
Commissioner Saunders ~oved, seconded by Co=~teatoner Shanahan and
carried unani~oual¥, to direct Staff to Nork with the City )tanager and
d~.loD in evaluation regarding the acquisition of dredging equlplent.
Stem d~G1
~X~'~/'L'ZOII OF PURU'"~%SX A(JR~)~:~N'L' AND CONY~YANCZ FROM HR. AND MRS.
,~. JO]INSOII FOR B:X~ANS:ZON OF ~ L~T.y BRANC~ CANAL - APPROVED
John Boldt, Water Management Director, presented an up-to-date
review on the County's progress in securing drainage easements for the
October 20, 1992
expansion of the Lely Canal.
Mr. Boldt distributed a map denoting parcels already acquired and
parcels under consideration and noted that parcel 13 ts under con-
sideration for purchase tn the amount of $1,029.
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Mr. Boldt mentioned that the current po/icy for funding Capital
Pro,acts is by special assessment districts that are initiated by a
petition of fifty percent plus one, and that this will involve
approximately 30,000 property owners in this area, requiring signa-
tures of approximately 15,001 property owners.
Mr. Boldt summarized that Staff recommends acceptance of the par-
cel.
Oo~iasAoner Shanahan moved, seconded by Commissioner Hasse and
carried 4/0 (Co~issioner Saunders absent}, to approve the lm~rchase
agreement with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson for parcel 13.
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October 20, 1992
·
P, AS~ AGREEMENT FOR ACCEPTANCE AND CONVEYANCE OF PARCEL ~2.3 FOR
THE ~'w1~AN~ION OF THE LELY BRANCH CANAL - APPROVED
Mr. Boldt noted that parcel 2.3 is under consideration for
purchase tn the amount of $34,421.
COlliUtoner Shanahan loved, eeconded by Co~ltestoner Haase and
carried 4/0 (Co~ltss~oner Saundere abeent), to approve the purchase
eue~ent &g~eelent for parcel 2.3 for the expansion of the Lely Branch
Clnll.
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October 20. 1992
(2~2)
RKC~&TION TO RKTAIN MILLKR & HOLBROOEX TO RKVIEM THE TRANSFKR
APPLICATION SUBMITTKD BY PALMKR CABLKVIS[ON - DEN[KD; ANALYSIS OF
TRANSIP'KR~CATION TO BK COMPLKTKD ~NT~RNALLY
Jennifer Edwards, Assistant to the County Manager, reviewed that
the Board authorized an internal transfer of Palmer Gablevision's
franchise, and subsequently Palmer Cablevision has decided to sell
their cable system.
Mrs. Edwards noted that presently Palmer Cablevision is requesting
that the County nullify the December transfer and approve the transfer
of the franchises to Colony Cablevision of Florida. She confirmed
that an application package has been received but no application fee
has been received, and that accordinG to the Ordinance is to be an
amount not to exceed $10,000 and should offset the cost of the eva-
luat~on of the application.
Com~ils~oner Saundere returned at this time.
Mrs. Edwards summarized that the County Manager is requesting that
the Board authorize retaining the firm Miller and Holbrooke to eva-
luate the appl~cation with special regard to Golony's experience as
well as finances, and their past work history with Collier County.
Dudley Goodlette with Cummings and Lockwood spoke to this item.
He spec~fied that this is simply a request for transfer and not a
renewal.
Co~m~nion~r Shanahan ~oved, seconded ~ Contso~oner S~er8 ~d
c~F~
The Tr~fem m~l~ca~on ~n~eF~lly ~d
~ To ~ c~ged ~o corem the cos~o.
Cowry Manager Dorrlll ~nd~ca~ed that the review w~ll be completed
~d ~e~u~ned ~o ~he Boa~d within thirty days.
(0~2)
~I~-~O~Z~D S~L~ ~ ~O~IDA ~O~L~ HOUSINg, INC.,
~. ~~ ~. LI~IN~ER, ~., ~T ~. - BO~ ~ P~I~I~ CO~D NOT
County Attorney Cuyler reviewed the history of the April Circle
Project. -
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October 20, 1992
Robert Gebhardt, representing Florida Affordable Housing, spe-
cified that the offer of settlement can bring an end to the troubling
litigation at no cost to the taxpayer. He distributed a copy of Judge
Blackwell's ruling to the Board (copy not provided to the Clerk to the
Board). He related that his client's position is strengthened by
Judge Blackwell's findings, but would rather end the litigation and
avoid the appeal costs and permit the affordable housing to be built.
The following people spoke to this item:
George Keller
Frances Barsh
Douglas McGtlvra
ese Jteceol~.d mt 1:30 P.M. - Reconvened mt [:4fl P.M.
Mr. Gebhardt discussed that as a condition of the final settlement
a dismissal of the lawsuit will be filed, because in his opinion the
court has vindicated his client. He clarified that his client does
not agree to deferral of the impact fees. Alternatively, he suggested
that he submit a subordinated mortgage to the County, which would
constitute a payment into the impact fee funds and be reduced over a
period of years.
Discussion regarding the amount of the impact fee waiver ensued.
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Tom Hinters spoke to this item.
Mr. Heutman spoke to this item. He discussed that the lawsuit
filed by the Plaintiff can be divided into two parts:
1. A challenge to the rescinding resolution and a claim that the
rescinding resolution is not consistent with the County's
Growth Management Plan;
2.. It alleges that the County is equitably estopped from
rescinding the waiver because Florida Affordable Housing acted
in reasonable reliance in initially getting the waiver.
He reviewed that Judge Blackwel! has ruled on the first part and
that the County has a strong position on appeal.
Commissioner Volpe stated that the parties are not able to reach a
compromise at this time.
Xteu ~gl
DXS~XON ~RDING STATUS RELATING TO THE HEUTMAKER APPEAL - NO
-87
<::. [~OOIt PI~[ Page 17
October 20, 1992
County Attorney Cuyler reviewed that this appeal ts an eminent
domain case dealing with the water treatment plant.
Mr. Cuyler advised the Board that the County should proceed with
the appeal and that he wtll inform them of its progress.
(?g?)
X~ou~IOB
lq~3L~TXON liS. 92-564 REAPPOINTING RICHARD LYDOR AND GARY M&STRO ARD
APPO]31TXIM WILLXJLM 5TKKI( AS MKiqBKRS TO THK PUBLIC VEHICLE ADVISORY
COI~(ZTT]~ - JLDOPTKD
Sue Ftlson, Administrative Assistant to the Board, reported that
terms for three members to the Pub]lc Vehicle Advisory Committee have
expired and Staff recommends the reappotntment of Richard Lydon and
Gary Mastro and the appointment of William Steen.
Commissioner Ruse moved, eeconded by Coutsstoner Shanahan and
c~rrted unanl~x~uely, to adopt Reoolutlon No. 92-564 ap~tnttng Wllllu
St~ ~ ~lntlng Richard Lydon ~d Ga~ ~stro to the ~bltc
Vehicle ~t~ Co~tttee.
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October 20, 1992
"',: ~VALUATION OF THE COUNTY ATTORNEY ACCEPTED; COUNTY ATTORNEY TO RECEIVE
2~ ~ SLT, JU~ INCREASE
Commissioner Volpe stated his observations of the County Attorney,
noting that his concerns or criticisms of the County Attorney are in
terms of being proactive and not participating tn the Strategic
Planning process, and that he did not exceed his expectations.
Commissioner Goodn~ght expressed that the County Attorney's Office
does a decent Job and meets her expectations.
Commissioner Shanahan recognized that he has received complaints
relative to timely response from the County Attorney's Off~ce to tndi-
v/duals in the community and that the County Attorney's Office meets
his expectations.
Commissioner Saunders acknowledged that he rated Mr. Cuyler as
exceeding expectations in the area of leadership and staff develop-
ment. He deemed that the County Attorney should take a more
aggressive approach in anticipating future legal issues.
The following people spoke to this item:
George Keller
Dick Braun
Commissioner Volpe moved, seconded Imf Commissioner llasse and
cmrri~dun~ntmously, to accept the evaluation ~d approve m sala~
The Board discussed a proposed fact sheet that reviews questions
and answers concerning the straw ballot question on Baseball developed
by the Tourist Development Council (copy not provided to the Clerk to
<?'.. th. Bo.rd).
Regarding distribution, Commissioner Saunders verified that the
);~:... fact aheet te to be made avatlabl~ to the public at
· m~ettn~, to ~11 media representattvo~, tn response to phone
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October 20, 1992
!('i. inquiries, and was not intended to be mailed out to all homes.
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Com~issioner Volpe suggested that it be published in the Naples Daily
News. Commissioner Saunders suggested that copies be made available
in all public buildings, i.e. libraries, public facilities and the Tax
Collector's Office.
Charlotte Westman spoke to this item.
Con.listener Shanahan ~oved, seconded by Cootsstoner Hasse and
carried unanimously, to accept the pro~s~ fact sheet regarding the
str~ ~llot ~estton on ~eball.
FACT S~FT RE~.RDING THE TWO PERCENT TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX -
ACCEPTED WITH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Commissioner Saunders recommended that within the Tourist
Development Council recommendations (copy not provided to the Clerk to
the Board) the following language ts to be added In parentheses
regarding what the tax revenue can be used for:
"By super majority vote, the County Commission has the legal
authority to amend the Spending Plan."
Brenda Wilson, Assistant County Attorney, concurred with the addi-
i!:,.~ .tton of this language.
Charlotte Westman spoke to this item.
Fred Tarrant spoke to this item.
Co~tseionsr Shanahan ~ovsd, seconded by Coutsstoner Saunders and
carried u~ant~ousl¥, to accept the Tourist ~velopaent Couctl's
reco~n~tio~ relative ~o the 2~ T~ with the ~ended l~age to ~3
u C~tmltoner Sanders ~ggested, ~d that the foll~tng ~estton
~d ~r ~ ~ded:
"Will ~ additto~l rev~ues ~ necesa~ to co. lets a co~-
wide ~h r~ts~nt project?"
"There ia a possibility that additional revenues to coaplete a
count'F-wide beach renourishaent project may be required depending upon
the scope of the project, the beach renourish~ent technology utilized
and the construction period of the project."
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October 20, 1992
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'ORDINAIC~ 92-78 RE PETITION PUD-92-6, WILBUR M. CH~ISTIANSKN, J~., AND
~ L. DANCA, TRUSTEES OF WILSON, MILLER, BARTON AND PEEK, INC.
FROFIT ~HARING PLAN AND TRUST, REQUESTING A REZON~ FROM HSF-! TO PUD
FOE SOUTH~DODS, A RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARK/CAMPGROUND WITH A
SUPPLeMeNTArY CO~B~ERCIAL MINING OPERATION, LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST
QUADRJ~IT OF S.R. 951 WITH CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVE (NO~ MARRIOTT CLUB DRIVE)
- ADOPTKD NITH CHANGES
Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on
September 23, lgg2, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed
with the Clerk, public hearing was opened.
Planner Ron Nine presented Petition PUD-92-6, a request for PUD
rezoning from the current RSF-! classification, to permit 400 TTRVC
type lots and a commercial earth mining activity. He said the pro-
pe~t¥ consists of approximately lO! acres located on the east side of
S.R. 951, immediately south of Silver Lakes and contiguous to
Championship Drive, which has recently been renamed Marriott Club
Drive. He reported Staff believes that general]y, this proposed deve-
lopment is completely consistent with the Future Land Use Element
(FLUE); however, there is one area of disagreement regarding deter-
m~nation of the density. He explained prior to the current Land
Development Code (LDC), the FLUE indicated the density provided in
Ordinance 82-2, the former Zoning Ordinance, was the density to be
applied to TTRVC's, which was 12 dwelling units per acre. When the
new LDC was adopted, he said, it became the policy to include in every
d~str~ct the caveat that, irrespective of the density otherwise per-
mitred by the zoning district, the density rating system in the FLUE
would apply. He said that has created a contradiction between what
the LDC permits and the density rating system. He noted although the
LDC was amended during the previous week to remove any reference to
the density rating system, that amendment is not officially active at
this point ~n time.
In response to Commissioner Volpe, Planner Nine stated the deve-
lopment ~s proposed for 3.9 unite per acre.
County Attorney Cuyler advised the amended LDC has not yet been
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transmitted to Tallahassee. He suggested if approved, that the Board
make this ordinance effective November 5th.
Planner Nino continued, referring to the earth mining activity.
He said Staff is satisfied that the language in this PUD Document pro-
vides for the sunsetting provision to apply equally to the earth
mining activity and preparation of the land for the TTRVC sites. He
concluded the CGPC unanimously recommended approval of Petition
PUD-92-6. In Staff's opinion, he advised, the PUD fully complies with
the customary standards and includes all stipulat~ons recommended by
Staff during the review process.
Oommissioner Volpe asked if hurricane evacuation has been
addressed in the PUD Document, to which Planner Nino responded in the
negative. He said PUD Documents do not contain provisions concerning
hurricane evacuation.
In response to Comm~ssloner Volpe, Planner Nino explained prior to
the Board's action in the previous week, Staff's posit/on was that the
3.9 dwelling units were inconsistent w~th the density rating system,
which would establish a density of 3 units per acre.
Attorney George Varnadoe, representing the petitioner, described
the project as 101.3 acres with 400 RV sites and a density of 3.9
units per acre, designed around a 34.9 acre lake. He sa~d the lake
will yield more fill than will be needed on site, therefore, they are
requesting a commercial excavation permit. He noted both proposed
uses are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. He stated the pro-
perry is within the Deltona Settlement Agreement development area and
the suitability of the land for development has been addressed and
approved previously.
RespondinG to Oommissioner Shanahan, Attorney Varnadoe said an
agreement has been made part of the PUD whereby before the petitioner
can develop more than 150 units, they must pay a proportionate share
to improve Championship Drive from their site to S.R. 951.
Commissioner Shanahan inquired if the additional traffic generated
from the earth mining operation and the RV sites will ultimately
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require a traffic signal in that location?
· Attorney Varnadoe replied this project in of itself will not
result in that requirement, however, there is a provision in the
agreement for a proportionate share of payment for signalization if
necessary.
Alan Reynolds with Wilson, Miller, Barton & Peek, Inc., explained
the petitioner's proposed water management system and iljustrated the
increased landscape buffering being proposed, through an exhibit he
provided to the Board.
The following person spoke regarding this item:
George Keller
Responding to an earlier question of Commissioner Volpe, Attorney
Varnadoe reported they have met with Ken Pineau, the County's
Emergency Services Director, to work on a hurricane evacuation plan.
~: ~ He said Mr. Pineau requested, and the petitioner has agreed, that
residents will be required to evacuate, because the property will be
developed for RV's and not permanent type residences.
Co~t~mioner Goodntght moved, seconded by Commissioner Rases and
carried m~ni~ousl¥, to close the public hearing.
Comm/sstoner Goodnight moved, seconded by Co~miesioner Hasse and
that Petition PUD-92-6 be approved subject to the
CCPC'm re~nd~tions; the exhibit showing the landscape buffering to
be reduced ~nd included as part of the PUD Document; that approval of
this petition be effective November 5, 1992; and that Ordinance 92-78
~.,' be ~k~rt~d and entered into Ordinance Book No. 57.
· .,j.,..
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It~ ~12B2
ORDINANC~ 92-79 RE PETITION PUD-92-5, STERLING OAKS JOINT VENTURE,
It~(~U~TINg i REZONE FROM RMF-6 AND PUD TO PUD FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED
· OUTH OF THE COUNTY LINE BETWEEN U.S. 41 AND OLD U.S. 41 - ADOPTED
NITH CJLI~SKS
~" . Legal notice having been published tn the Naples Daily News on
}!i~.. September 24, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed
with the Clerk, public hearing was opened.
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October 20, 1992
Planner Ntno noted the proposed Sterling Oaks Venture PUD, for-
merly known as Cypress Head, includes 46 acres not in the original
PUD. He explained the original project was proposed to be developed
with 740 dwelling units on 200 acres, or 3.77 dwelling units'per acre.
He said the proposal before the Board this date is for a maximum of
738 dwelling units on 246 acres, for a maximum overall density of 3
%1nits per acre. He added the proposal is consistent with the FLUE.
He advised the CCPC recommended approval, however, since the CCPG
meeting, Staff has identified an inconsistency with the LDC which
remains an area of disagreement with the petitioner. He explained the
current PUD allows a model home on the property until all blocks are
sold, while the LDC now provides for a sales facility for two years
and thereafter, an extension is needed which requires Board approval.
He advised it is Staff's position that this project should remain con-
sistent with the provisions of the LDC. He concluded that Staff
believes the design of this development is well managed, with 91 acres
of open space which is nearly 50% of the total property.
Gommissloner Volpe asked if the developer is making a donation of
approximately $54,000 towards the CREW Land Trust?
Stefan Johansson, representing the petitioner, said that issue has
been resolved. He explained that was an alternative if they could not
put together a mitigation proposal that would eliminate excessive
development into the wetlands area.
Commissioner Volpe noted that language is still a requirement
within the PUD Document.
Pa~ Mc'Kie with Gummings & Lockwood, representing the petitioner,
clarified that was a last resort method of mitigation. She reported
the petitioner has now satisfied the South Florida Water Management
District that the mitigation can take place on site.
Commissioner Volpe asked that the industrial parcel be identified.
Planner Nino said a two-acre industrial tract fronts on Old U.S.
41 for which the high-tech clean industry standards have been applied,
as required by the FLUE.
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October 20, 1992
Referring to the sales center issue, Ms. Mc'Kie commented the LDC
allows the sales center to remain on sate for three years before
returning to the Board of County Commissioners for Conditional Use
approval. She said they are requesting the Board allow them to extend
it for the 1Ale of the project, because the PUD Document only allows
for original ~ales of lots or properties An the project, and resales
are prohibited. She stated At would be more efficient for this to be
approved now, rather than returning time and again for an extension,
because they are projectinG build out to take approximately 10 years.
She pointed out the sales center is proposed to be seGreGated from the
majority of the residential area, and the intent of the LDC is to pro-
tect the residential areas from having commercial activity An their
neighborhoods.
Commissioner Volpe communicated many projects are being phased in
over a number of years which are all being held to th]s requirement,
m_nd he ks unaware of any provision in the LDC that allows for a
waiver. He added his concern with the ability of the County to moni-
tor the sales center, to ensure that only original sales and no resa-
~es take place.
Commissioner Saunders asked if there is any mechanism to permit a
variance from the extension7
Planner NAno stated if the Board approves the sales center for the
duration of the build out, that automatically becomes the rule.
A lengthy d~acusslon ensued with regard to the ~ssuas surrounding
the sales center requirements.
Ms. Mc'Kie subsequently agreed that the petitioner w~ll ab~de by
the requirements of the LDC.
C~lltllionar Goo~night moved, seconded b~Z Colllllionlr Raise Izod
carried m~A~l¥, to close the ~bltc hearing.
Co~A~l~er Good~tght ~oved, seconded by Co--tssloner Hesse ~d
ca~A~ ~t~ly, tha~ Petition ~92-5 ~ approved ~bJect to the
~ ~~to~ with the exception of the ~dal h~ ~d nale~
fact~ ~tch ~t comply wlth the L~, ~d ~hat Ordt~ce 92-79 ~
~~ ~ ~te~ in~o Ordtn~ce ~k No. 57.
October 20, 1992
OI~DIi~H 92-80, THE COLLIER COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT ORDINANCE BOARD'S
0RDINA~ - ADOPTED
Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on
September 17, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed
with the Clerk, public hearing was opened.
Assistant County Attorney Brenda Wilson explained this ordinance
is being presented for re-adoption, because it was mistakenly placed
in the LDC and should be removed and adopted as a separate ordinance.
She referred to page 9, Section Il of the ordinance, under Penalties,
stating the amount of the fine has been amended from $250 per day to
$500 per day in order to conform with the revised State Statute.
Otherwise, she said, it is the same ordinance.
C~mtuloner Hmsse moved, seconded by Cow-iesioner Saunders and
cmrriedunani~ously, to close the public hearing.
~,e~iuloner llmsse moved, seconded by Co,missioner Shanahan and
C~XTiedllXl~ni~O~x~l¥, to adopt Ordinance 92-80 as the Collier County
Code Enforcm~ent Ordinance Board's Ordinance, and that it be entered into
0rdtnmnce Book No. 57.
e85 Co~issioner Goodnight left at this ties. ets
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~TAFFCOt~KINICATIONS
County Manager Dorrill reminded the Board of its intent to set
additional dates for Strategic Planning.
It was the consensus that the Board will meet in Strategic
Planning Session on October 30th for approximately two hours.
$$8 Co~mtsstoner $hanahan ~oved, seconded by Co~missioner Hesse
~ ~mx-rimd ~n~ntml¥, that the foll~ing tte~ ~der the
~t ~ ~ appr~ed ~d/or adopted: ''*
l~~E ~T~ ~R O~ CREDIT &CCE~ED A5 S~C~I~ ~OR
~CAVATZON ~IT NO. ~9.462 "SIL~R LAKE~"
Item ~16A2
See Pages
Page
October 20, 1992
KESOLOTION 92-559 AUTHORIZING THE CHAIRMAN TO EXECUTE A JOINT
PARTICIPATION A~ (JPA) WITH THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
TRA31~POI~ATION FOR THE 1992-1993 BICYCLE PEDESTRIAN GRANT
S.e Pages F-- 3
It~ ~16A3
RESOLOTION 92-560 ~OVING FOR ~C0~ING ~E FINAL P~T 0F "ED~ II'
See Page /~ /
I~SO~OTION 92-561 ~0VING ~R ~C0~ING ~ FIH~ P~T OF "ROY~
~ ~ II"
It.~ ~16A5
EXCAVATION PERMIT NO. 59.457 - "KENSIN~TON PARK" - WITH THE
STIPOLATIONS AS LISTED IN THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Itc. ~6A6
RESOLOTION 92-562 8]tAMPING FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF AND RELEASING THE
MAINTH3EAN~E SECURITY FOR THE ROADWAY AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS FOR
"TOLL~AT~ COHME~CIAL CENTER, PHASE TWO"
See Page
Itu
~ATE~ FACILITIES AND FIRE H~DRANT ACCEPTED FOR N~LKS NATION~ GOLF
~ -- ~ ~ ~I~TIONS
Itu ~16A8
/. EXCAVATION P~MIT NO. 59.228 - "SOUTHWOODS' - WITH THE STIPULATIONS AS
~/ ' * LISTED IN'THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Item~16A9
I~ECORDIIG OF THE FINAL PLAT OF "GREY OAKS UNIT THREE" - wITH THE
STIPOLATIONS AS LISTED IN THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
See Pages
Ite~ ,16B1
AGI~E~I~EIIT TO TERMINATE LEASE BETWEEN COLLIER COUNTY, A POLITICAL
SllBDlr~ISION OF TB~ STATE OF FLORIDA AND ED ~LLIMOI~E FOR A T-SHELTER
SPAC~ AT H~RGLADES AIRPORT, THAT SETS FORTE THE TEI~MS AND CONDITIONS
FOR ~ CANC~?~LATION OF THAT CERTAIN LEASE, DATED MAY 14, 1991
SeePages
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October 20, 1992
':i~ Zte~ ~16B2 ~oved to #8B2
i/ ' ~ COI~TRUCTION OF ~ 1~91-1991CO~-~IDS ~LIC BI--AY
;~' ~O~ BID ~1-1785 ACCEDED; SUPPL~~ AG~~S NO. 1 ~ NO. 2
~ IN ~ ~O~ OF ~31,080.39; ~ FINAL PA~ ~L~SED TO
~AC-~ORIDA, INC., IN ~ ~0~ OF $15,131.56
Ite~#16D1
See Pages NOTE: DOCUMENT NOT RECEIVED IN CLERK TO
BOARD OFFICE AS OF 12/22/92'******
TRANSPIRE OF CASHIER OPERATIONS FROM THE UTILITIES AND DEVELOPMENT
~KRV~/C~ DIVISIONS TO THE CLERK'S OFFICE
~ NO. 2 TO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH HOLE, MONTES
AND A~OCIATES, INC., FOR THE GOLDEN GATE WELLFIELD EXPANSION - IN THE
AttEST OF $52,200
Item~16D~
NOPE ORDER UNDER THE CURRENT ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
WITH WILSON, MILLER, BARTON AND PEEK, INC., FOR PROFESSIONAL
ENGI]IEB~II~G SERVICES FOR THE DESIGN OF CHLORINE ENCLOSURES AT
GOODLA~D, PELICAN BAY AND MANATEE ROAD WATER FACILITIES - IN THE
AMOUNT OF $28,000
See Pages !.~ -- /~
Ite~16D4
HORE ORDB]t UNDER THE CURRENT ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
NITH WILSON, MILLER, BARTON AND PEEK, INC., FOR PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERING, DESIGN, PERMITTING AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
ADMIMISTRATION FOR P~ETHOFITTING EXISTING PUMP STATION IN THE SOUTH
SEWER S~]t~ICZ AREA WITH TELEMETRY - IN THE AMOUNT OF $47,500
See Pages /~ & -- /~q
P~/S~ TO PAY AND AGREEMENT TO EXTEND PAYMERT OF SEWER
FOR EH~/N B. REYNOLDS, SR., AND KATHY M. REFROLDS, EUSB&RD
See Pages /~0 -- /& ~
NOTIC~ OP PROMISE TO PAY AND AGREEMENT TO EXTEND PAYMENT OF SEWER
IMPACT ~ FOR GUISEPPE LODUCA
Itm#16D7
See Pages I&~.-/~ ~
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Octobe~ 20, 1992
NOTII~;O~ P~I:g~I/~E TO PAY AND AGRK~MKRT TO EXTEND PAYMENT OF SEWER
IMP&~T ~ FOR ANDR~N#. EWIRG
/?/
Itwm
PORCH&SE O~ N~:~AJET 840 ZNKJET PLOTTER FROM SPEEDY BLUgFRINTIRG - IR
~ ~ O~ $9,500
SALE OF A ~U~ G~NERATOR TO THE EAST NAPLES FIR~ DISTRICT
~ ~ ~1,505.55
Item ~16F1
N~NORA]ID~ OF ORD~TARDIRG BE/WEEN MONROE COUNTY AND COLLIER COUNTY
FOR ~EN~ HELICOPTER TRANSPORTATION OF CRITICALLY ILL OR IN3ITRED
V~ IN ~rRoE COUNTY
~!i' ~m=~m~ ov ~mc~.s~ ~ sAL~ FO. ~oP~ LOCATED ~ SEC~I0~ 2~,
t" TON~t~P 40 S4~TTN, RANGE 26 EAST, FOR EXPANSION OF THE NAPLES LANDFILL
- IN T~ ~ OF $20,500 PLUS CLOSING COSTS NOT TO E~CEED $200
See Pages /7
Ite~ #16G2
~NEMA~ OF A S~ICE AGREEMENT WITH REGFILES, INC., FOR DEPARTMENT OF
EN~I~MN~TAL H~ULATION FILES -IN THE AMOUNT OF $2560
Item ffl~G3
COLLIER COU~T~ NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT F/Y 92/93 BUDGET TO BE
AMENDED TO I~CREASE THE CARRY FORWARD FUNDS TO. PURCHASE A 14 FOOT
ALUMINUM BOAT AND REPLACE THE 22 FOOT AQUASPORT BOAT - IN THE AMOUNT
OF 86,000
CO~I~M~T~ TO AACTION NURSERY PROJECT~, INC., AS A SOLE SOURCE
~ TO PltOVlDE GRADE "AU ~UCALYPTUS MULCH FOR MEDIAN LANDSCAPE
I~ AND ~INTENANCE DURING FY 92/93 - IN T~E AMOUNT OF
$92,07~
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October 20, 1992
~ O~DER UNDER THK ANNUAL MATERIAL TESTING SERVICES >~EMENT, RFP
92-2888, WlT~ LAW ENGINEEaING, INC., ~R A ~lS~ I~SXON S~
OF ~ ~ S~CKS BUILDING - IN ~ ~ OF 0~3,450
lte~ e1915
BUDGET AMEND~ENT RECOGNIZING REAPPRO~RIATION OF ~ ~ ~
~~ ~ ~ FISHING ~O~ - IN ~ ~O~ OF $27,405
M~'~.~]~F~ COItlq~PONDENCE - FILED AND/OR REFERRED
The following miscellaneous correspondence was fi/ed and/or
referred as presented by the Board of County Commiss~oners:
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October 20, 1992
~ A ~ OF ~ L~AT~D ~ZN ~ CO~ ~GZON~ WA~ ~S~ -
There being no further business for the Good of the County, the
meeting was adjourned by Order of the Chair - Time: 4:40 P.M.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS/EX
OFFICIO GOVERNING BOARD(S) OF
SPECIAL DISTRICTS UNDER ITS
CONTB~9'~,
M ~HA h J. VOL~, /~AIRMAN
as presented
res approved by the Board on
or as corrected
TO
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