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BCC Minutes 05/27/1986 R · ,- Naples, Florida, May 27, 1986 LET IT BE REMEMòERED, that the Board of County Commissioners in and for the County of Collier, and also acting as the Board of Zoning Appeðls and as UIE:: yoverning bOllrd(b) of such 3peLial districts as have been created ðccording to law and having conducted buoiness herein, met on this date ðt 9:00 A.M. in REGULAR SESSION in Building "F" of the Courthousr. Complex, East Naples, Florida, with the following membere present: CHAIRMAN. John A. pistor VICE-CHAIRMAN: Anne Goodnight Frederick J. Voss Max A. Hasse C. C. "Red" Holland ALSO PRESENT: James C. Giles, Fiscðl Officer; Maureen Kenyon, Deputy Clerk¡ Donðld B. Lusk, County Manager; Neil Dorrill, Assistant County Manager¡ Tom Olliff, Administrative Assistant to the County Manager¡ Ken CuyJer, County Attorney; Tom Kuck, Public Works Administrator¡ Vickie Mullins, Community Development Administrator; Ann McKim, Planner; Tom Crandall, Utilities Administrator¡ Mike McNees, Admi~istrative Assistant to the Utilities Administrator; Dave Pettrow, Zoning/Planning Director; John Boldt, Water Management Director¡ Sherry Rynders, Risk Manager; George Archibald, Transportation Director; George Mellen, Engineer¡ Jim Bailey, Zoning Investigator¡ Tim Vanatta, Parks & Recreation Director¡ Su~ Filson, Secretary to the Board; and Deputy Chief Ray Barnett, Sheriff's Department. mK G94-w.r4.03 Page I .,,---,,~ · ~:( 09.f.rA~~ 410 May 27, 1986 Tape U It~. :'1 AGB1íDA - APPROVED AS PRESENTED Commissioner Voss moved, aeconded Þy Commissioner Hasse and oa.,:,ried unanimously, that the agenda be approved as presented. Ite. f2 MINUTES OF APRIL 29, 1986 - APPROVED AS PRESENTED Commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Hasse and oarried unanimously, that the minutes ot April 29, 1986, be approved .s presented. Ite. f3 PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING JUNE 5, 1986, AS "PROJECT GRADUATION DAY" _ ADOPTED Commissioner Goodnight moved, seconded by Commissioner Vosa and oarried unanimously, that the proolamation designating June 5, 1986, aa "Project Graduation Day" be adopted. Page 2 ~ - - ....,_""_··.._··.._,·,_..~,;,~"..,"".e"'" ","'-~'"~_ ".______-"..........--.,'_.._ ,. kI'....... T-.''''·' 'f" 'ç' '\' " ", ..~ ~- j r ' aaål:..O!M'AGt 412 ":','t~~r{:":, " ; i, ' '.'. ~.~ '%1:.. ...' : "t'-':¡{;~C~T~~Jf DBSIGNATING JUNE 1-7, 1986, AS "NATIONAL SAP'! BOATING ' -~' WBBIt" - ADOPTBD ',,' t May 27, 1986 Commissioner Pistor moved, seconded by Commissioner Hasse and carried unanimously, that the proclamation ðesignating June 1-7, 1986, as "National Sate Boating Weelt" be adopted. 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IS ORDINANCE 86-23 RB PDA-85-15C, RONALD MILES , ANDREW SMITH REQUESTING AN AMENDMENT TO SABAL LAXBS PUD - ADOPTED SUBJECT TO STIPULATIONS Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on April 25, 1986, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hear.ing was opened to consider Petition PDA-85-15C, filed by Wilson, ~,ller, Barton, SolI & Peek, Inc., representing Ronald Miles and Andrew Smith, requesting an amendment to Sabal Lakes PUD by changing the principal uses and structures from townhouses and multi-family dwellings to single-family zero lot line patio homes and cluster single-family dwellings; changing the minimum lot requirements and other incidental changes for property located on the south side of Radio Road, approximately 1/2 mile east of Santa Barbarð Boulevard in Section 4, Township 50 South, Range 26 East, on Zoning Map 50-26-2. Planner McKim stated that lands to the north, acros~ ~adio Road are zoned PUD, which is Berkshire Lakes and Green Heron¡ lands to the east are zoned A-2¡ lands to the south are zoned PUD, which is Wildwood Estates¡ and lands to the west are zoned PUD, which is Eastridge. She noted that the surrounding lands are undeveloped. She indicated that the proposed amendments will not increase the density of the PUD and the proposed dwelling types are compatible with the adjacent approved developments. She stated that Staff and all appropriate County agencies reviewed this petition and had no objec- tion to its approval subject to amendment of the PUD documenl per the Page 4 - - - ,___~.__""",_.,..-o.,.""",-....".",..~"~..,,....,. ,., May 27, 1986 staff report dated March 13, 1986. She reported that the original PUD WðS approved in May, 1982, and at the CCPC public hearing on March 20, 1986, they unanimously recommended approval of this petition subject to staff stipulations with stipulation "h" being deleted. She reported that one person spoke in opposition to the Petition at the CCPC hearing and no cne spoke in favor and there was no correspondence received. She no ~d that Staff is recommending approval subject to amendment of the PUD document. Mr. Alan Reynolds of Wilson, Miller, Barton, SoIl & Peek, Inc., stated that zero lot line is a technique where you design a unit to fit to the lot line and in that way you open up more additional space on the other side and the unit is designed so that it orients toward the other side of the lot. He noted that with a zero lot line there are no units that are adjacent to each other. He stated that this type of unit has been approved in several projects, including Foxfire, and it is one that permits a single family home as an alternative to a multi-family condominium. commissioner Voss moved, seconded Þy Commissioner Holland and carried unanimously, that the pUÞlio hearing be olosed. Commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and oarried unanimously, that the Ordinance as numbered and entitled Þelow be adopted and entered into Ordinance Book No. 23 subject to amendment of the PUD document: " ~OD( 094~~~; 415 Page 5 BOO( 094 ".$-,~416 May 27, 1986 ORDINANCE 86-23 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 82-41, SABAL LAKE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE; AMENDING THE EXISTING SABAL LAKES P.U.D. BY AMENDING SECTION I, STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE; AMENDING SECTION II, STATEMENT OF INTENT; AMENDING SUBSECTION 3.1, PROPERTY OWNERSHIP¡ AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.2, GENERAL; AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.3, PERMITTED USES AND STRUCTURES¡ AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.4, PERMITTED NUMBER OF DWELLING UNITS¡ AMENDING SUB-SECTION 4.5, MINIMUM YARD REQUIREMENTS; AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.6, DISTANCE BETWEEN STRUCTURES; ,AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.7, MINIMUM FLOOR AREA OF PRINCIPAL STRUCTURES; AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.8, MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF STRUCTURES¡ AMENDING SUBSECTION 4.9, MINIMUM OFF-STREET PARKING; AMENDING SUBSECTION 5.2, TRAFFIC IMPROVEMENTS; AMENDING SUBSECTION 5.4, PUD MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN; AMENDING THE SABAL LAKES P.U.D. MASTER PLAN¡ AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Page 6 - - - -"'~-''''''''"""'"''-"-''''''''''-~'''''''''''~."".,,,,,,~,,-,,,., ,'.'..".,-,,"'_...........,.....~ ..... -,~,."",..."_...._-,._-,.".._-""'-""....__..,~''"''',''".".".., ,T I j ~-, ¡Ì' . May 27, 19B6 Ite. f6 PUBLIC PETITION BY GEORGE ItING RE BEACHWALIt DEVELOPMENT. STAPP DIRECTED TO NOT ISSUE ANY PERMIT FOR THE WALL FOR SAID DEVELOPMENT UNTIL JUNE 17, 1986, UNTIL COUNTY ATTORNEY HAS HAD OPPORTUNITY TO INVESTIGATE THE MATTER. STAFF DIRECTED TO LOOK AT THE OVERALL DRAINAGE POR PAVILION, BEACHWALX, AND NAPLES PARX AND ALSO INVESTIGATE IF PROPOSED WALL WILL HAVE ANY EFFECT ON SAID DRAINAGE AND REPORT DACK TO THE BCC ON JUNE 17, 1986 Mr. George King stated that approximately 3 weeks ago he called Commissioner Vos: to obtain information on the Beachwalk Development, adding that the residents of Naples Park do not want to increase the area of flooding and this development will do such a thing. He noted that the development will have a wall that runs 3/4 of a mile on the south side of Naples Park parallel to 9lst Avenue near the Beachwalk property line, adding that there were no objections to a wall that would be compatible with a respectable neighborhood but there were objections to a prison wall. He noted that the wall is degrading and blocks the view of the residents, which may be illegal. He submitted petitions with 410 signatures objecting to the Beachwalk Development. He stated that if this is allowed over their objections and Naples Park is subjected to additional flooding, they will bring a class action lawsuit against the County for damages. Mr. Anthony Maiale stated that the Naples Park area was developed in the 19S0's and at that time, a decision was made by the County Commis~ioners to install a delayed 'drainage system in the area. He stated that this was flawed decision because it is not a drainage system, it is a holdup system. He noted that water flows east and Page 7 &OD( 094s-,'~ 421 _··_·'''''''"'''''C~''"".''"''''''''''''''.'··.--,;_,,,,_,_ '."'"'''M'',''__~_'''''''µ'," lOOK 09t\,,~ 42Z May 27, 1986 west on the Avenues and flows north and south on one side of the streets and south on the other side of the streets. He noted that when water tries to get from the high points to the streets, it gets impounded and held up and consequently it takes days for the heðvy rainfall to reach the ditch at 9lst Avenue that will drain it to the Vanderbilt Lagoon He stated that he would like to see this area brought up to minimum code requirements, which would mean taking the water out from a five-year storm in a reasonable time. He stated that a survey needs to be made and the streets, gutters, ditches and Avenue swales need to be redone in accordance to a plan that will drain the area. He noted that the water does not move south fast enough to the ditch on 9lst Avenue and must be made to move faster. He stated that once this is done, there may be room in the ditch for drðinage from other areas. Mr. Glenn Jones stated that he has seen flooding along 9lst Avenue close to U.S. 41 and the water has stood for three days at a time along that area, adding that one of the causes is the Pavilion Shopping Center, and the Beachwalk Development will be adding their water to the same area. He stated that at this point, he sees no other choice but to get flood insurance which he has never needed before. He noted that the future problems will be caused by the Beachwalk Development. Mr. Redmond Jones stated that he agrees with the previous speakers and all the residents are behind the previous speakers, lOOt. Page 8 .. - - ...-....~..~..~"'^"-~~;...,.'<",."....-.,.,.,"~-..._-,~.....-".._".;._,,*.....,- ~ ,.....",",..--.---"'.'" . .,. .'.' , · , , -! ~ May 27, 1986 Mr. Don Swan indicated that he will be looking ðt a wall instead of the beautiful scenery that he once had. Mr. Dennis Hill stated that he called the County offices about a month ago when the heavy earth equipment started filling in an area across from his home. He stated that there has always been water in the area and by putting fill on the property across from his home, it is going to cause more flooding for him as there is no place for the water to go. Mr. George Archibald, Transportation Director, stated that there are a number of ðreas in Naples Park that are inundated during certain storms that exceed a five year rainfall, adding that the County has been trying to improve the outfalls. He noted that there is an out- fall to the north and one to the south that are being improved and he is adding outfalls under Vanderbilt Drive. Tape f2 Mr. Archibald stated that the County recognizes that there is a problem, noting that there are 47 miles of roadside ditches in Naples Park and obviously that is the only retention/detention flow away system that there is in Naples Park. He stated that it is very criti- cal that the outfalls be improved and maintained to handle any increased flows. He stated that if the Boardwalk Development does discharge water into the 9lst Avenue or 92nd Avenue ditch, than the ditch should be increased in size and the drainage pipes in the ditch under the crossroads should also be increased. He stated that there 'OM 0941)~'423 Page 9 -'''''--''''--''---.''''''''''''''.-.'' ...,-,-<".,µ~.._-~-'---'''''''''''''''.''-'-'''--" S01J~ 094 S'J'o! 42~ May 27, 1986 would be improvements as a result of increases in pipe sizes by the Developer and any improvements that the Beachwalk Development makes will help control when the water is released and hopefully, it will be allowed to be released only during the periods when the outfall from Naples Pðrk has receded and the initial flows have occurred. Mr. John Boldt, Water Management Director, stated that the system was designed by Bruce Green & Associates for the Beachwalk Development project, adding that all the necessary boards have approved this, noting that there has to be extensive field surveys done, computations and computer runs to prove that the system will work. He stated that this tract of land is divided into two basins, one on the east side that covers Lake "A" which handles all the drainage around the area and will discharge through a controlled structure that is designed for a 2S-year, 3-day storm and will limit the flow. He noted that everything else up to that point will be retained on site in Lake "A". He noted that the water will go north across 9lst Avenue into the swale between 92nd Avenue and 9lst Avenue on the down side of 7th Street and will go to the west from there. He noted that the other part of the site is on one basin which is Lake "B" and discharges west into Lake "C" and then goes into low lands along Vanderbilt Drive, which is the natural retainage area, noting that at this point, there is a control struc- ture on 9lst Avenue that discharges north into the swale. He stated that there are at least 4 controlled discharge structures on the site and sufficient amount of retention on the site to hold the 2S-year, Page 10 - .. - .1 .. ".. . ¡. Mðy 27, 1986 3-dðY storm. He stated that if it is properly designed ðnd constructed, it should provide the protection that he feels is necessary ðnd would meet the requirements of the County and South Florida Water Management District. In answer to Commissioner Fistor, Mr. Boldt indicated that the structures are cootrolled concrete structures with v-notches and a crest set at a purticular elevation to hold the water back to a pre- development disc~·rge. Commissioner Hasse questioned what type of wall is going up, to which Commissioner Voss stated that it is a 6 foot masonry wall which runs from the south side of 9lst Avenue along the development, adding thðt it is for aesthetic purposes and privacy. Community Development Administrator Mullins stated that in terms of the wall, she understands that there is going to be a security controlled community, which means that there will be a gate and it is their option to have a 6 foot solid wall. County Manager Lusk questioned if the developer has met all the ordinances and the regulations, to which Ms. Mullins replied affir- matively. He then questioned if the Commission would be able to pre- vent the wall from being built, to which Ms. Mullins stated that it is provided in the zoning ordinance that residential districts can have walls, they can be 6 feet tall, théy can be built out of brick, block, or whatever, and the developer is simply abiding by the Ordinance. Commissioner Voss questioned if riparian rights would apply to this or only to waterfront property, to which County Attorney Cuyler ~OOK 094 rJ~! 425 Page 11 <",,"-,.»---,_.. ,- _.,-"..._--''''''''''.....,''''.,".'''->,''--"~".,"''~~.~.~'~.,._,<.^'..~,,.",,', aoo( 094t1;:'! 426 May 27, 1986 stated that he has never seen a case where a 6 foot fence would be considered such a hinderance that it would give rise to a cause of action for lack of view. He noted that as far as the Ordinance is concerned, if someone complies with it, they are allowed to build a solid wall 6 feet high. Planning/Zoni¡ J Director pettrow stated that the Developer has not yet applied for a permit for th& construction of the wall. He stated that on May 23, 1986, he talked with a representative of the Beachwalk Development concerning the height of the wall, noting that he was told that they would abide by whatever is in the ordinance. Mr. Cuyler stated that the -only thing that could be involved with this wall is that there is a certain amount of discretion in deter- mining where the bottom of the wall lies, adding that they are not able to artificially raise the grade in order to place a 6 foot fence there. He stated that they are allowed to fill their property to meet " the appropriate requirements. Commissioner Voss stðted that the only thing that the County could do to prevent the wall from being erected would be to change the ordinance which would take several months. Mr. Cuyler stated that the Commission could direct him to get in touch with the Developer to discuss the matter. Pictures were submitted by residents of Naples Park showing various streets that have been flooded. Commissioner Voss stated that the Water Management Department has indicated that there will be control structures which will detain the Page 12 - - - " ,.I, . .' .-."-----"....- "" m'_·~·'·c.__·,.._..,_"'.,_.,,_.__;__·,_........"""'·"",·,···"· ,"-"'~-",..-_...~-..-.~-~.,~-- May 27, 1986 water until it reaches a maximum 2S-year, 3-day storm, adding that there has been a drainage problem in Naples Park for a long time. He stated that a few years ago, the Engineering Department did a study and prepared a drawing of a system to correct the drainage problem and an estimate of th~ cost. He noted that this was submitted to the Homeowners ^ssociati¢n in Naples Park, but it was felt that the cost was prohibitive ðS far as they were concerned and, therefore, nothing was done. He stated that there is a problem and it can be alleviated, not corrected, but it will require a special assessment district in order to do it. Commissioner Pistor questioned if a hold could be put on the per- mit until this matter is settled, to which Mr. Cuyler stated that he would appreciate the Board giving him some time to check into the matter and he would report back in a week. Commissioner Pistor stated that he would request th~t for at least a week that no permit be issued for a wall at this development until the County Attorney has a chance to investigate to see if anything can be done to alleviate the concerns of the people and make sure that if a wall goes up, the drainage will be corrected or straightened out. Commissioner H¢lland stated that the Developer may not be aware that there is a problem with the residents of Naples Park regarding this wall, adding that he is sure ~hat the Developer would not want all of Naples Park upset with him. commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Hasse and oarried unanim~usly, that statt be directed to withhold the permit tor &OD( 094 nr,~ 427 Page 13 '. '01)( 094 w~. 4.28 May 27, 1986 the wall until June 17, 1986, in order to give statt and the Attorney's ottice a ohance to check the legality of the matter. Mr. Cuyler stated that the Board's direction is not simply that someone who is legally allowed to come in and get a permit cannot get a permit, that there are water retent~on, flow and drainage con- siderations, all ·f which the Board would like the Staff to double check prior to the issuance of the permit. Commissioner Voss questioned if the drainage from the Pavilion flows into the 9lst Avenue swale also, to which Mr. Kuck replied affir- matively, adding that there is a retention lake up there which is for a 25-year, 3-day storm and has been installed for about 3 yeðrs. Commissioner Voss stated that the Pavilion should be considered a part of the problem and should be included within the overall drðinage areð. Mr. Kuck stated that if the residents of Naples Park would like .. ". the County to proceed with an assessment district, it would be his recommendation that the Beachwalk Development and the Pavilion be included in the district and if any improvements were made, they would be responsible for their fair share of the improvements made along 9lst Avenue. He noted that the assessments on a per lot basis may be dif- ferent than what the Naples Park area would be, because they have already provided the lake retention areas, but he would want to look at the Pavilion, Beachwalk Development, and Naples Park as one assessment district. He stated that in order to get this project ini- Page 14 - - - 'I, J" . . 'rjf.: . ,,"', . ," I. ,¡J.';f: or· ""~",~,-,._..,,,,,,,,,..".<.~;=,,,,,,,..,'-''"--'---'''''~~~-''~ c.·_.,~"",____,,·,......... .~~,._.~,,,...-,_.._"",'".,,~-,",,,...,.'-" -_",,,,"~,,._,",~-"--,,,,,,,,--,,,--~.-.-."-"._.. 'I May 27, 1986 tiated, the residents of Naples Park could petition to heve this done which would take 50\ of the property owners plus one to stert this as en assessment district or the Board could vote on the matter and ini- tiate an assessment district. Tape f3 Commissioner Voss moved, secondea by Commissioner Goodnight and carried unanimou, ly, that Staff be directed to study the feasibility of an overall comprehensive drainage plan for the area of the Pavilion, the Beachwalk Development ana Naples Park, and return to the Board on June 17, 1986, with a report, and also determine if the pro- posed wall will have any effect on the drainage. ***** Recess: 10:10 A.M. - Reconvened: 10:15 A.M. ***** Item t7 COUNTY MANAGER AND COUNTY ATTORNEY TO MEET AND NEGOTIATE A LEASE WITH HR. ROBERT ItURN AND ATTY. DAVE BRUNER REGARDING THB LEAS~ AT THE IMHOltALEB AIRPORT WITH FLORIDA AEROLIGHTS, INC. AND REPCIRT BACIt TO THE BCC IN TWO BEltS Public Works Administrator Kuck stated that the objective of this item is to deny the execution of e second lease agreement between the Board and Florida Aerolights, Inc., adding that on March 11, 1986, the . Board cancelled the Lease Agreement with Florida Aerolights, Inc. at the Immokele~ Airport because of violetions in the Lease Agreement. He noted that such violations included Florida Aerolights not complying with all laws, ordinances, rules a~d regulations governing the ,Airport¡ Florida Aerolights constructing several buildings without 800K 094 FAr.t 42,9 Page 15 \ ' '~"'-""",-,.."-_...._",,,,._....,"-"""'-"'~""-''''-'--''-'"'''''"''''-'''..~,..¥. .! >, ------"""""'-- 10~ 094~!30 M/lY 27, 1986 prior approv/ll of the County or receiving building permits: Florida Aerolights occupying the premises without sufficient insurance coverage! and Florida Aerolights /lcting as an authority on the Airport traffic patterns without the proper clearance from the County or the F.A.A. He noted ~hat all these violations were reviewed by the County Attorney prior t~ the lease being cancelled. He noted that at the Board meeting on March ll, 1986, Staff was directed to allow Florida Aerolights 60 days to renegotiate the le/lse agreement providing that sufficient insurance certific/ltes were supplied to the County Risk Manager and th/lt all violations were corrected. He indicated that on April 15, 1986, a letter was sent by Mr. Robert Kuhn 810ng with a pro- posed lease written by himself and his attorney, which included stipu- l8tions that Florida Aerolights requested of the County which were violations of the County's zoning ordinances, adding that since the County C8nnot violate its own rules 8nd regulations, the lease " I;: agreement is totally unacceptable. He reported that included within the lease there was a stipulation that allowed the mobile home owned by Florid8 Aerolights, Inc. to remain on the property for use as ð pilot's lounge, temporary office, etc., which is in violation of the Building and Zoning codes and has been repeatedly exp18ined to Mr. Kuhn. He stated that other violations included overnight occupancy for security, cookout and picnic facilities, 8nd portable h8ngars. Sandra Schoelzel, Real Property Supervisor, stated that Mr. Reipeke met with Mr. Kuhn to discuss the lease in the latter part of Page 16 - - - ·"iú .Irl· ,.í,;! ,. ""'}~~ "¡ ,--~.""""," "..".,.,....._---~""'",.,.."".,.",.,-~.~.~-----..-...._._- May 27, 1986 April, and on May I, 1986, Mr. Kuhn stated that he was still interested in leasing. She noted that on May 5, 1986, she submitted the lease that Mr. Kuhn had presented to her to Assistant County Attorney Weigel. She stated that due to the lease being totally incorrect, there was no point in having a meeting with Mr. Kuhn. She noted that on May 7, 1986, she talked with Mr. Kuhn and explained to him whet was incorrect in the lease end what was not. She reported thet the seme day, Risk Manager Rynders informed her that Mr. Kuhn wes still on the premises without insurance, edding thet on May 16, 1986, Mrs. Rynders called the insurance company and was informed that Mr. Kuhn did in fact have insurance, but no certificate had been received by the County. She reported that on May 23, 1986, she end Mrs. Rynders drove to the Immokalee Airport and found Mr. Kuhn's mobile home, four cars, five gliders, picnic tebles and several people at the site. She stated that on that same day she told Mr. Kuhn that the lease would be discussed the next Tuesday. Zoning Investigator Bailey stated that there is no zoning ordi- nence that disellows a mobile home in an industrial district, which is what this property is zoned, but there is a conflict with the building code because it does not meet the fire codes. He noted that as far as eny accessory uses that would be allowed, there is not enough detail and information available as to wh~t is being proposed. Commissioner Pistor stated that the lease has been cancelled and Mr. Kuhn is still operating as though he has e lease and therefore, he is trespassing. Page 17 MQ( 094 ~,r". 431 I. .-....'"-.,_._-".....~.".""",_..._..._- ,,,..,,....~,~~-..,....,',....."""'-'"".."---""'- -....,.... .... '.·M·~~'·~-'''''__.,._,,·__,··~_····~·_-~"_..___··_''''....-·,..............."""""..,'..--.-,...",.,.,.- "'.~~"...._~_._._..,,,.~..._~----,,....~ lOOK 094 w-l432 May 27, 1986 Attorney Dave Bruner, representing Mr. Kuhn, stated that he has looked at the lease and by its terms Mr. Kuhn still has a lease, which is the original lease. He noted that he listened to the recording of the meeting which was held on March 11, 1986, when this issue was discussed. He stated that it was his understanding that Staff be directed to renegl ~iate a lease with Bob Kuhn to relocate his opera- tion in an area further away from where he is now. He stated that he helped him draft a lease agreement that did not please the Staff, adding that the items that were proposed in the lease agree~ent were things that Mr. Kuhn would like to have at the Immokalee Airport. He stated that he would request that, as the Boðrd instructed, there be a meeting, adding that Mr. Kuhn has requested a meeting repeatedly, at least one time in writing and has been denied. He stated that the first time that Mr. Kuhn was made aware of the fact that this item was coming before the Board was 4:30 P.M. the Friday before the meeting, which was prior to a long holiday weekend. He noted that the " insurance is in effect and has been in effect. He stated that he is " requesting that this item be taken off the agenda in order to give Staff and Mr. Kuhn an opportunity to have the meeting that the Board had initially directed. Tape f4 Commissioner Pistor stated that Mr. Kuhn has been made fully aware of the violations that are existing at the Airport, adding that the County is willing to negotiate a new lease but until this is done, he Page 18 - - - . ""..._",.,_.....,'''''',.~._._'''._....._....~.~.-.>..">< ,/: 1ft " .".f;'; ',' '"~..'_.,--"".._._-'"- May 27, 1986 has no right to be on that property. He stated that if necessary, he will ask Staff to take steps to remove him from the property, but if there is a lease that is acceptable to the County, the County will try and negotiate such a lease, but in the meantime he should abstain from obstructing the operation of the Airport. Commissioner Holland moved, seconded by Commissioner Goodnight, that County Attor, ey CUyler and County Manager Lusk Þe direoted to .eet with Attorney Dave Bruner and Mr. Robert Ituhn to negotiate a lease and bring back a recommendation regarding same in two weeks. Mr. Bruner stated that Mr. Kuhn wrote a letter dated March 14, 1986, requesting a meeting with staff. County Attorney Cuyler stated that the Real Property Department negotiates four out of five leases, but since this is a special problem he will become involved at this point. He stated that he would like to indicate that the Board's forebearance as to pursuing any remedies that it may have at this time does not indicate any intent to waive those remedies and they may be pursued in the future. He stated that he would assume that the past lease will remain in effect until such time as a new lease is re-negotiated. He stated that if there is some activities on the property, he wants to make sure that the County has some control over those activities. . Commissioner Pis tor stated that one problem that exists is that the , County does not have an insurance certificate to prove that there is coverage for this operation. He noted that the picnic tables should ,; BOOK 094 r,'~ 433 Page 19 ,------.- ."_.".__.'"'---_..--''',......_,-_.''''''''''......_~,....._',,.."'..,.,,' . ~ " ". ð",~"'~._.,""'.....____.'_,·,_ 'ODK 094 'J~ 434 Mðy 27, 1986 be removed, adding that he does not know if the mobile home is pro- perly hooked up either. The following people spoke in favor of Mr. Kuhn's lease and his ability to operate Florida Aerolights, Inc., as well as his honesty and integrity, in adclition to indicating that Mr. Kuhn contacted the County at various times for a meeting and the County was the one that always cancelled said meetings: Calvin Etnoyer Bruce Biles Dave Clark Upon call tor tbe question, the .otion carried unanimously. County Attorney Cuyler stated that he wants it clear for the record that the Lessee violated the lease and it is an accommodation to the Lessee to go ahead and continue to try and reach some agreement, but the insurance falls into a more important category than a lot of the other things. He stated that the Certification of Insurance needs to be supplied to the County as soon as possible. 0, ; Ite. f8 RESOLUTION 86-94 REQUESTING FDOT TO APPROVE THE FOUR-LANING OF DAVIS BLVD. BBTWEEN SANTA BARBARA BLVD. AND COUNTY BARN ROAD FOR THE SO¡20 COOPERATIVE ASSISTANCB PROGRAM - ADOPTED Public Works Administrator Kuck stated that the objective of this item is to request the FDOT to approve ð segment of Davis Blvd. four- laning for the 80/20 Cooperative Assistance Program. He stated that based upon Board action in approving the Option Gas Tax, the County is eligible for state matching funds in accordance with the 80/20 Page 20 - - - "'~lt ~~". ,... ~5··~ " May 27, 1986 Cooperative Assistant Program. He noted that to be eligible for the funding in the current fiscal year, the Program requires a resolution indicating the proposed project activities along with confirmation that funds are available from gas taxes to undertake the County's share of the proposed improvements. He noted that the planned project includes the four-laning of Davis Blvd. in the vicinity of the Santa Barbara intersec~ion and based upon possible funding from the FOOT, funding from adjacent private developers, and funding by Collier County, the project is feasible, and represents funds in the realm of improvements necessary by the County for a combination of turn lanes and through lanes required by FOOT should the County not consider the four-1aning of Davis Blvd. '1'ape f5 Mr. Kuck stated that he is recommending that the Board approve the resolution for FOOT matching funds. commissioner Bolland moved, seconded by Commissioner Basse and oarried unanimously, that Resolution 86-94 requesting the FDOT approve the four-laning of Davis Blvd. between Santa Barbara Blvd. and County Barn Road for the 80/20 Cooperative Assistant program be adopted. aOOK 094 r~;.t 435 Page 21 '~j~~ ~ ¡ ..,...._,~-;,.--\_."";..,"'~'"..~,.'...".~.,-,...,~'" May 27, 1986 Its. U BID '86-'60 FOR COMM~NITY PARltS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND SITE PURNISHINGS - AWARDED TO VARIOUS VENDORS Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on March 21, 1986, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, bids were received for Bid '86-960 for community parks playground equipment and site furnishings until 2130 P.M., April IS, 1986. Mr. Kevin O'ú?nnell, Public Services Administrator, stated that this bid is for playground equipment and site furnishings for the five community parks, adding that 53 manufacturers received invitations to bid. He noted that specifications were drawn up by the Consultants, Wilson, Miller, Barton, SolI & Peek, Inc., and the design teams recom- mendation was reviewed and forwarded to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Bocrd, noting that they recommended approval of the various vendors for the equipment. He noted that the funds available for the park equipment are budgeted in Funds 306, Parks & Recreation Capital Improvement Funds and are within the budgeted amount of $204,000 with the total being $179,533. He stated that it is recommended that four firms be awarded this contract. h' In answer to Commissioner Hass,e, Mr. Tom Peek of Wilson, Miller, Barton, SolI, & Peek, Inc. stated that 15 bidders responded to the request. commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and oarried unanimously, that Bid '86-960 be awarded to Columbia Cascade &OO( 094 tN. 437 Page 22 " 1\<.......·· . ~: > '''-"' 4.: ' ~t 11.-- 1'." I.; aall( 094,,~ 438 1;;, ÿ, ' t\ May 27, 1986 ~imb.r Company, Portland, oregon, for the play struotures in the amount of $103,1901 to swarts As.ooiate., Naple., Florida, for the purohase of bleacher. and park benches in the amount of $43,1571 to Ba.ner and As.ociates Parks and Reoreational systems, Inc., Melbourne, Florida, for trash receptacles, picnio tableD and grills in the amount of $27,5761 and t. Hunter-xnepshield Company, Louisville, Kentucky, for bike rack. in the amount of $5,610. In answer to Commissioner pistor, Mr. Peek stated that the deli- very dates range from 45 to 60 days. It.. 110 BUDGET AMENDMENT TO ALLOW FOR PAYMENT or ADDITIONAL OUTSIDB ATTORNEY FEES - CONTINUED FOR ONE WEEIt " Mr. Mike McNees, Utilities Administrative Assistant, stated that on July 30, 1985, the Board authorized the County Attorney to retain the firm of Karon, Morrison, and Savikas to represent Collier County in regards to litigation with East Naples Water Systems, Inc. and the settlement agreement to that litigation. He stated that through March 31, 1986, the firm has invoiced the County for services rendered in the amount of $18,749.73 and he is requesting that a budget amend- ment be approved. He stated that there will be one other bill forth- coming. Commissioner Holland stated that he would like to see a breakdown on the charges. County Attorney Cuyler stated that there is a breakdown on the charges and a copy could be provided. Page 23 - - - _...,_.....___'1>__1· ._ r ".., ,,,,__...,,,",_,~.¥._h~~_,,·,,,,_,,",,_·.,.,,,,,.....,.."'''_h'·''''H'''_~"'_'_"""~',".h".""",.;....._,..".;, "I" jtJ.iJIo ." ~ '- .: .:" .:.... -, . ".,' v.,~r'J .' f: May 27, 1986 Commissioner Holland indicated that he would like to see a break- down before a vote is taken, as there has already been $120,000 paid. Mr. Cuyler stated that Karon, Morrison, & Savikas was very helpful in concluding the n~gotiations and reviewing certðin documents at the last minute with regards to East Naples Utilities. He stated that he is also expecting and demanding that at least 70\ of all payments will be reimbursed by the insurance company. He stated that if litigation is needed to obtain these fees, he would suggest this, but at this time there does not appear to be a need to proceed with litigðtion. Commissioner Voss stated that the County has received an invoice and it has to be paid. Mr. McNees stated that Staff is recommending approval, noting that the bill has been reviewed, but he will provide the breakdown if the Commissioner desires. Commissioner pis tor directed that this item be continued for one week until the breakdown ot the charges is proviðed. Ite. 111 RESOLUTION 86-95 AUTHORIZING AN AMENDMENT TO THE SERVICB AGREEMENT AND AMENDING INDBNTURBS OP TRUST REGARDING THB RESOURCE RECOVERY OF COLLIER, INC. PROJBCT, SERIES 1985A AND SERIES 1985B SOLID WASTB REVENUB BONDS - ADOPTED County Attorney Cuyler stated that this is a resolution which authorizes the execution of three documents, adding that two documents amend the Indenture of Trust for the 1985A and 1985B Solid Waste . Revenue Bonds. He noted that the third document is an amendment to BOOK 094 p~"t 439 Page 24 '~--'."'->'-"''-"".,..""",-".",.-,,, ,._'._.,._....".._-.....,_...~~<.."........""-_._._""..~_.,".. -_..~~"'~- 094 rJ~. (to Mðy 27, 1986 the Service Agreement between Collier County and Resource Recovery of Collier, Inc. to make it absolutely clear that neither the faith and credit nor the taxing power of the County is pledgcd for the payment of the obligations arising under the agreement and that it is not ad valorem taxes, but in fðct, the fees that will be used to pay the obli- .' '-," gations. Commissioner rlasse stated that he does not want the taxpayers liable for this debt. County Manager Lusk stated that the bond counsel still feels com- fortable with the opinion that they originally gave, adding that this is just something added to go one step further. He noted that the bond counsel feels that ad valorem taxes cannot be used. Assistant County Manager Dorrill stated that this issue involves the way and the method that the Solid Waste activities are funded in " the County ðnd the Service Agreement has some provisions in it that says the makeup of the Solid Waste Fund comes from a service fee, but there is nothing in the Agreement that would preclude the County from going back to the old method of charging property taxes to pay for the Solid Waste Department and the States Attorney has an obligation under the Florida Statutes to contest bond validations where he feels there is any reasonable doubt at all. He stated that they are trying to resolve the concernð that under no circumstances will the County use ad valorem taxes to pay Westinghouse, adding that does not remove the right of going back to the old method of charging ad valorem taxes to Page 2S - - .. _''''0'"'''''''.,,'''"'''''''',,''''", ...." ....-.~~........."."_.~..."'..,._~."".,..".... .,",,"'~,~_ .ft~___''''''''''_·''''"·''"'''"''''R''''''H"'''''''"''''__"''''''~'''···_ ...,..~; ;,;~" .., ~~,.! : May 27, 1986 run the other Solid Waste Systems. He stated that as far as the resource recovery plant that is proposed and the contractual service fee that the County has to make, there will be assurance provided that ad valorem taxes will not be used as part of the debt service. commissioner Holland .oved, seoonded by Commissioner Voss and carried unanimously, that Resolution 86-95 authorizing an amendment to the Servioe Aqreement and amendinq Indentures of Trust regarding the Resource Recover.y of Collier, Inc. Projeot, Series 1985A and Series 1985B solid W.ste Revenue Bonds be adopted. '. :;: , , " i' " ,") ,.' , ~".I ". ~; : " i ~·f'; " \', " , ' I' ,,;, ¡' aoo~ 094rAt;t4U Page 26 _¡hit ;: \). ¡. ....'--·.....··..-...,·;..·"''"'·..._".,,''..'"''...,'''..'·_''h>t,. ........-.....-.-.. I~;,. 094"" 452 1,,,:,. ' ~':': Mðy 27, 1986 Ih. '12 ROt1TINB BILLS - APPROVED FOR PAYMENT Pursuant to Resolution aI-ISO, the fOllowing checks were issued through Friday, May 23, 1986, in payment of routine bills: CHECK DESCRIPTION CHECK NOS. 143498 - 143829 029872 AMOUNT Vendors BCC Payroll Ihlll'13 BUDGET AMENDMENTS 86-279/2S7 - ADOPTED $1,088,588.90 168.20 Commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Goodnight and oarrie44/0, (Commissioner Holland out of the room), that BUdget Amendments 86-279/287 be adopted. Item 114 COKKUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION DIRECTED TO LOOlt INTO BUI~DING HEIGHTS IN UNINCORPORATED ~REAS AND REPORT BAClt TO THE BCC WITH A REPORT Commissioner Hasse stated that there has been ð lot of discussion ¡. " in the City regarding building heights and he feels that the County should look into restrictions on building heights. He stated that he does not want to see a proliferation of high-rise buildings. Commissioner Pistor stated thðt this matter hðs been discussed many times and the heights have been cut. He noted that there are discussions about urban sprawl that hðve to be taken into con- sideration, adding that he is sure thðt the Staff is willing to con- sider further investigation. Commissioner Voss stated that height limitðtions depends on where the buildings are going to be located, adding that he does not think that there should be iron clad rules on this. Page 27 .. .. .. -__.......'"_,,<_...."...fu...<...,_;"'~,'_""",..,....,,_~ ,.'^".""'''''",.......''-__,..~ '..~"-..._..... ""'.._... _"___..."'..,~';"'-M...'....'..."'·~"''';;;"''_",·.._~,,."..'^~·,".~..., J ",~, ' j" I',.' ',,, 'F . 0" ,:.! """.:.:" May 27, 1986 Zoning/Planning Director Pettrow stated that there are 26 zoning districts in the County and 9 of them have heights exceeding 3S feet. He noted that Staff is working on a zoning ðmendment to include a new designation for professional offices and at that time, it would be understandable to put a height limit on that. He stated that he would like to examine all of the districts carefully, but it will take time. Tape t6 Commissioner Pi.tor direoted the Community Development Division to look into building heights in unincorporated areas and report back to the Board. Item U5 '250 CONTRIBUTION TO BARRON COLLIER HIGH SCHOOL S.A.D.D. CLUB _ APPROVED Commissioner Voss stated that he received a letter from Donald Harz of Barron Collier High School, representing Students Against Drunk Drivers, who would like to be able to attend the Mothers Against Drunk Drivers National Convention June 19-22 in Washington, D.C. and is asking that the Board contribute so that he may attend said con- ference. Mr. Donðld Harz stated that he would like to be able to attená this convention as he feels that he would learn a lot from it that he could bring back to Collier County and teach to other people. . \ Commissioner Hasse questioned if the Board of Education had been , contacted, to which Mr. Harz stated that he has an appointment set up aOOK 094 rA~-1 453 Page 28 ·"'...·_...,._..-·,._..,.....u..."~..,''',..."·.'","...".,.,",.. .,'.''''..".,~,,~"';_.,',~''''..''',__.....,__._...~ . '. ' ,'¡; ,- 094".454 :1', ""'1 '.', . with the School Board for the latter part of the week. He stated thðt :l, , ~.. ...;. þ~ . people that are driving drunk. i;:~J:r~,' Commissioner Voss stated that thi~ group is students against drunk 5"""" driving, not necessarily against stud'ents driving drunk, adding that ! ': , , May 27, 1986 it is not simply the students that they are trying to help, it is all it is a great thing that these young people will undertake this kind of a crusade. Commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Goodnight and oarried unanimously, that $250 be oontributed to Barron Collier Hiqh 8chool 8.A.D.D. Club in order for a member to be able to attend the M.A.D.D. National Convention in Washinqton, D. C. on June 19-22, 1986, for the purpose of protectinq lives and citizens. Mr. Zewalk asked if County money could be donated for a private cause, to which Mr. Harz stated that this is not a private cause, adding that ðnyone in Collier County can be in this. He stated that it is a non-profit organization, and they are trying to help the com- munity. County Attorney ~uyler stated that for the record, the Board hos found that there is a direct public benefit by this contribution of $250, which is the basis upon which the Board is authorized to make a payment of this sort. Mr. Harz stated that any money that is contributed over and above the price of the trip will be donated to Project Graduation and to M.A.D.D. and will be going back into the community to better the com- munity. Page 29 .. .. .. '_·_..·-......._·~·"',.,.".,,"_"'.....""....Æ..."."'..,..,,_....., .~~" t,'ôI~~':;\ May 27, 1986 Commissioner Goo1night questioned if Mr. Harz would be willing to give a report to the Board after returning from the convent:on, to which he replied affirmatively. Commissioner Goodnight stated that he could come back with a report in August as the Board will be on vacation in June and July. ***** commis.ioner Voss .oved, seconded by commissioner Goodnight and carried unanimously, that the following items under the Cons.nt Agenda be approved and/or adopted I ***** Item 116 ACCEPTANCE or rOUR QUIT-C~'IM DEEDS FOR 30' OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY FOR SANDY LANE (GREENWAY ROAD AREA WATER SYSTEMS) See Pages J../.(,ð - I.j. ,..3 Item 117 RECORDING OF AGREEMENT FOR DEEDS 461 AND 462 FOR PRE-ARRANGED BURIAL LOTS AT LAKE TRAFFORD MEMORIAL GARDENS See Pages t./-tl./-... £J,t,s Ite. 118 PLORIDA LAND AND AGRICULTURE, INC. TO REPRESENT COLLIER COUNTY AS AN BXPERT WITNESS IN THE GOLDEN GATE BLVD. CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS See Pages ¿J.(, ~ .. ¡J. ~ 7 !tell. 119 RESOLUTION 86-96 AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS BY GIFT, PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION, NECESSARY rOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF GOLDEN GATB BLVD. FROM INTERSTA~E 75 BAST TO C.R. 951, REVISING RES. 86-67 See Pages fl.' ? .. . \"". (~;': r' , r':.· " !DOK 094~~~ 455 Page 30 ... "'.............."'......." =,"', . .,"~~-"".- ""~"""'."» e ...>~..~~,,_,_...__;""..__'"~...._...~,.~,~ 41' " i ii ~t '" .." 094.... 456 '., Item '20 LEASB AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BCC AND MARCO ISLAND HOSPITAL, INC. RZ LEASING AN AREA FOR THE UTILIZATION OP THB MARCO ISLAND URGENT CARE CENTER, EMT, BY THE COUNTY EMS DEPT. May 27, 1986 See Pages Lj.t. '1-1-7 f- Item 121 LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BCC AND THE FRIENDS OF COLLIER COUNTY MUSEUM POR THE EXISTING MU3EUH BUILDING AND SITE ALONG WITH THE MUSEUM'S NEW SITE LOCATION See Pages 'I7~- 'fi1 Item 122 GRANT APPLICATION ONDER THE JUVENILB JUSTICE DELINQUENCY PREVENTION ACT GRANT TO BB SUBMITTED See Pages ¿j f9 - 51.3 Item '23 RESOLUTION 86-97 PROVIDING A "LETTER OP NO OBJECTION" TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF EVERGLADES CITY FOR THE EXTENSION OF A SPECIAL SERVICE AREA UNDER CHAPTER 180 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES, PROVIDING FOR WATER SERVICE TO PLANTATION ISLAND, UNIT III, PARCEL 120 See Pages ..511J. - ..s /.5 Item '24 UTILITIES DIVISION TO RETURN TO THE DBVELOPER OP THE SHARONDALE CLUB WATER AND SEWER CONNECTION CHARGES IN THB AMOUNT OF $26,528 FOR 32 UNITS WHICH DID NOT HAVE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED xtem 12 5 CERTIFICATES OF CORRECTION AS PRESENTED BY THE PROPERTY APPRAISER 1985 PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX ROLL 1985 - 176 5/15/86 Page 31 - - - "m~_.,,,,~_",,__..,,,",.."~.,,,,~.,,..,,,,,..,.>",,,_.,_,,,_,_" --'--_._-'_..__...........,...--,'_""__,,,-....,,~... ,..,~,..'..,---,"-""~-"..,,-"',...""..~,.',"', "^ ..~."'......".""...,..".,.. " " }f:,it',' ,~~.:.~ ~~'J'~" ",/', .. .~.." ,";, -: ',Or May 27, 1986 It.. 12. BXTRA GAIN TIHB FOR INHATB NOS. 4721. AND 42883 Ih. 127 RESOLUTION 8'-98 INCREASING CO~Y PROBATION FEES FROM $15.00 PER PERSON PER MONTH TO '20.00 PER PERSON PER MONTH See pagcs...5/t.-..5'/JY Item 128 MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE - FILED AND/OR REFERRED There being no objection, the Chair directed that the fOllowing correspondence be filed and/or referred to the various departments as indicated below: 1. Letter dated 5/15/86 from Donald A. Pickworth, Asbell, Hains, Doyle & Pickworth, advising that Mr. Hutchinson regrets that the Naples Cultural Foundation withdraws its proposal to lease from the County the property in Pelican Bay. xc: BCC, Don Lusk, Ken Cuyler, Pam Brangaccio, and Filed. 2. Letter dated May IS, 1986, from David L. Dawson, of Dond, Schoeneck & King, Attorneys, requesting a continuance for PUD Application Trails of Quail Run until next fall. xc: Don Lusk, Pam Branggacio, Filed. 3. Budget Amendment received Mðy 19, 1986, from Steve Carnell, Budget Office, for County Manager to readjust fund account to cover unbudgeted costs of travel. Funds are available within operating budget. xc: BCC, Filed. 4. Letter dated May 9, 1986, from Department of Community Affairs to Vickie Mullins, enclosing a fully executed amendment to the CDBG Contract No. 84LG-S3-09-2l-01-H34, MOdification #4 with the FL. Depot. of Communi~y Affairs. xc: Pam Brangaccio, Filed. 5. Letter dated May 9, 1986, from Douglas L. Fry, of DER enclosing short form application (File No. 111196S65, 111194715, and 1111937l5) which involves dredge and fill activities. xc: Vickie MUllin, Dr. Proffitt, and Filed. 'OOK 094rJ'$.457 Page 32 """"'-'-'---, ..."."..'."'''''-."....-- '-..--.----...--"'..--..-......""'."".",.--. ;", '. ' IOO~ 094 f"~~ 458 May 27, 1986 6. Notification from DNR received May 19, 1986, for workshop Mðy 23rd, 9:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M., The Cepitol Building, RM. PL03, to discuss proposed amendments to Chapter 19-21. xc: Pam Brangeccio, Vickie Mullins, Tom Kuck, and Filed. 7. Letter dated 5/12/86 to David J. Fischer, Fischer, JOhnson, Allen & Burke, Inc., from James C. Giles, C.P.A., enclosing a tabulation of bills paid by the County for last year and this year to April 30th for the Resource Recovery Project. xc: Filed. . " ., 8. Memorðndum deted May 15, 1986, from Virginia Magri, Supervisor, Minute~ & Records, advising that a contract in the amount of $11,000 with Trigo, Evers and Assoicates, Inc. for a design survey relating to Davis Blvd. improvements in the amount of $11,000 has been received. xc: Filed. 9. Letter dated May I, 1986, from Mr. William Daniels, II, Chairman, Private Industry Council, from Governor Graham, advising that the approval of their State Comprehensive Plan would be delayed and aSking thet certain sections be readdressed. xc: Pam Brangaccio, Kevin O'Donnell, ðnd Filed. 10. Copy of application received 5/15/86 for Revenue Sharing 1986-87 from James C. Giles, to be filed for rec~rd. xc: Lori Zalka, Filed. 11. Received 5/14/86 Motions to withdrew filed by the Public Defender of the Tenth Judicial Circuit in 247 pending appeðls regarding Jerome Haggins, et al., Appellants, v. State of Fl., Appellee, Case No. 85-272, et al. xc: Filed. 12. Memo dated 4/16/86 from Sheriff Rogers regarding Second Quarterly Report - Sheriff's Confiscation Trust Fund _ Fiscal Year 1985-86. xc: Lori zalka, and Filed. 13. Memo dated 5/13/86 to MPO's and State DOT's from Peter N. Stowell, Acting Regional Administrator of Dept. of Transportation, advising of Section 8 money that is available for special studies associated with private Sector initiati- ves, and enclosing suggestions for the types of studies which might be selected. xc: Vickie MUllins, Jeff Perry, and Filed. I, " Page 33 - - - ,,,.~,,,,,..,-,, ....."'".."",.".."'''"._...--..-',,~." ,..""-" ~-"._,..._,'-'"........,... .' "'~-",___""_"..~,.;"."',."....,," ""0., ',."''''.H-.-'''¡'"..;,,,.'''''«·,.,,.>-....;,'~...,.,..,,..,., ~,:; ·..·1,~' ~ . / :~. ,,~~~~r.r; ~í'" .;,,', May 27, 1986 ... There being no further business for the Good of the County, the meeting was adjourned at 12:01 P.M. by Order of the Chair. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS/ BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS/EX OFFICIO GOVERNING BOARD(S) OF SPECIAL DISTRICTS UNDER ITS CONTROL I . ATTEST!' '< <;' ,. : WILLIAM J. REAGAN, CLERK OHN A. PISTOR, CHAIRMAN Æ...f~" '. ?-7, .. ,.. < " ,~~.LJlt:1''Ii;-4~<æ. .. /''xlieee,',fuL"pl:.f§es CPØr'Õved by the Board on ¿:'-/¿, -J>¿ :Þ,! i>,r~~~.?e.s l. ~- - or as corrected : ~ ·\i. (~,~ f', "~t(...) .:..c ~::: ·.··(dc· .',4~'~:J ..~ ~, ",. '".,'~¡.J..'.. .' ~ .: \ .....#, "'~' to'.....' < ,'" ,,' ·<~l;ŠH;~\)\~:. .' . ....~"""'..:~'.~ :.'.,: ~.' ", ~') 4;',) .., <" t'¡, ["~ (~) ;{! .' ~. .. , ' .~ 1 ... ),( ;"(' ;.¡, i' . I ¡...., ;'.' ,'" ; í. '. . " I',"i' ,.; ,.... ':"',', ' ! , !,..' ,:; ,",( .' ~. 4 ¡ 800K 094f.~,~l59 Page 34 1'., ' (\0"" .." ,,', ~ ,... ..' I ' ¡.,', " "'_'_--'-"~'''''''''_...,.'~''_'- " -,..,..._,..,"",."....__......._-,._...~ T'MiOln¡ .._._... ~"....- ~.....""."..""-~..,,.""-"',' "."."'.....".."".,."'.....'"~"",.. ,~,., 1,"') ,¡.;J ":.', . ..1':~ ' f' ...) ~J . ·i." , . "