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LET ,t'r 8£ REMEo'HIEHED, that th~ Bt).ud 1)1: C.)unt.y Ct)lßmiss1l)ners in
and for the County of C"lller, and alsl) acting ,:,,¡ th:. I)t)i'lrd I)t Zoninq
Appð.la and .. the governing bl)ard(s) t)f sucn sp.!c141 districts as have
been cre~ted ftccl)rd1ng tl) l~w and h~vinq cl)nductad businp.ss h~rt in, m~t.
"n this data at 9:CJO ~."ì. in REGULAR SESSION 1n Building "1"" 1)1: the
Cl)urthl)ui')/:I Cl)mplox, East Naples, f1"r.idl" ·...ito tn,> !;.-)11ow1nq mp.mb~rs
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CMI\IKM,\~~: Fr"oo:rick J. Vt'J....s
VICr.; CHAIH~ AN: Jt'Jhn A. Pistt)r
~i¿¡X ¡¡'1RS",
C. C. " RO!d " 1JI)11anJ
Ann::! G<>t'Jdnight
AL~O ~~E¿~NT: William J. Hëdgdn, ClarK; Jam~s C. Gil~N, Fi8c~1
'Jfflclitr; t.lln·)! ,·1. ::i~¡ ¡Hr "nc. ·,¡Ur":ln I\'~ny,)n (1:45 p.J';.) Da¡Juty
CloHKs; K"niu,tO Cuylbr, 1,55015t.1nt Ct)unty AtL'Jrn~y; CrJn,;¡ld d. Lusk,
CQuncy Nañ:~g..:rl ¡~ell¡ li"rrill, ASSlStc:nt C')UnlY IYiI;n~gi4r; Pam Brûngaccll),
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D,¡puty Ass1st:::nt C"upty ,"anc)':¡'H; fI.nn j'lcK in., 1'1.lnner; 'j'om ,"IcD.in1dls,
Plar.nvr; TI)!1: Cr<lnaól:!, (;tlil;:'l¡,S !\.:;;ninlsLl,:¡;,H; To,]' .~uck, ¡'u:':>llc \~I)rkl'l
Ajministr~tQr; J~ncy Isr~clAon, Aa~ln1str~t1v! ^5oSl~tant to th~ ~"ðrd
ànå, Co.¡.¡t. :>am oJS5o, ::r",rlt£'$ ÍJ~po;r:::I,~nt..
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MJIND1t - ; A'fROVlD AS AMENDED
CO..l~.ton.r Haa.. aoved, .econded by Commiaaioner Piator and
carri.ð unani.oualy, that the aqend. be approved with the following
a.endment.'
A. l38 - 01$cussion ~n ~~urq~ncy ?èrmlt fl)r drlV~(S ~f Airport
Mini HUB - Addea At r~qu~gt ~f Commisgi~n~r VI)ss.
H. GC5 - Ordin~nç~ r~ D-2 Canal Ai')~s~ssm~nt. ~t~(f r~Gu~~ts
th18 item tQ bJ cQntinu~c unt1l ~/27/95 lnst~~d of
tJ/20/85.
C. IGA2 - I'It)v~d t" U:/\2, Pet. 'l'rl-~l.-.1LC, t:oI:Irl V¡'f\I/l'" tt:mp<:>rùry
rvsiJ~nce p~rmit - keque3t~d by County N¿nJqer Lusk.
ù. ll;A4 - .1<:>V,HJ t·) IJA::, ¡'·Jt. TK-tJ4-22C, 1"rt:d L. Kight,
temFJ"r¡¡ ry r~sidençl. pcrmi t - I.equ<!sted by Ct)unty
,.,dno!\q..!r LU5k.
1:.. l';¡t,:¿ - M',v.".. ct) l,C. ro: r¿slqn",tl'Jn t)f 11.~ rk LdliSQn frt)m
CAPe - Hcyuusted by C~unty .'1äneqe r LU9K.
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f. IGd2 - ,'II)V't;~ V) ;,(¡il, r,.. i-'Urt:hl.s~ ~CJrt,ùm(!nc. ·.l1th Jl)hn and
Ir3ha Slezak for vacanc parcel on Randall Hl)ad tor
fir~ ~)tc~t~w.r - He~u~sted by Ct)unty Man1g~r Lusk.
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PROCLAMATION DESICNATING WEEK OF MARCH 9-16, 1986, AS -HOSPICE GOOD
SPORTS WEEK- - ADOPTED
Coaai..ioner Vo.. moved, seconded by Commia.ioner Piator and
carried unaniaoualy, that the Proclamation designating the week of
March 9-16, 1986, .. -Hospice Good Sports Week" be adopted.
Mrs. ~atrlcia Putnam,· Dev~lt)pm~nt UlrdctQr of Mt)5opice, thanKed the
Ul)ðrO I)f County Ct)mm!l.siQ~"rs fo~ ~n.. Prl)çli!mð::i"n inr.1 sUl'p"rt thEY
have always .n¢~n fl)r this '?r~~nlzatit)n dr.~ ~~scrib~c. its activities.
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EMPLOYBI SIRVtCR AW~RD8 (PERSONNEL) - PRESENTED
Commi..1ondr Voss distrlbuted th~ f"ll~wlng Empl"y~e Service
Award.,
Edw.rd Torronl - Pdr~8 , ~ùcr~"tion
Felix H.yn~»" - koad ~ Sriuge
William ~pancer - EnginL~rlng
Jdr"nimo Salas - H"lid & eriagtl
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Item 14
DISCUSSION R& ROAD INPRASTRUCTURE IMPACT PEE COMMITTEE REPORT _
WORKSHOP DATE FOR THIS ITEM TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER
,'\r. CllJ:,for.:: ~"rksa,:ll.:, Cn,drm.)n .)t L:l~ ¡';t)~o In[rastruct:ur" Im¡:act
F"" Commit.tee, t'xplûin.HJ tndt thl: re¡.>t'Jrt lSSUttC by this Committ:EH!
cont..lns mu.:h intt)rmil tlt'Jn .,r.:.¡ crJncluJ >~5 Wl tn tl1[C~ n:'C't'JJnI1t.od.1t ¡t'JnB. He
sald a shortf.ill of !pprox lm3tl:ly 54,(JOll, ClO:1 ¡:t'!r year [t'Jr the prrJgL·l'!n.
.....:IS id:tntifieo. hc' !;.'ld ttlè C.olllf!1ittl''! It'Jt'Jj.;cd .:It b~tween fittttttn and
t:w~nty metn~~~ of g~rcr,:¡tìr.g 1dcit¡t'Jn~1 r~Ycnue 3nd n~rrow~d th~m to
thr~e met{lt)us u~,'m'ln; to t,,; t.Jtr, t(';'>l;Jl~' dncJ..itnln '.:h~ pu!vi~.... of the
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Þ':lard "f Cl)unty ct'J(;1I;1¡Ìs5oll)ner.5. tI~ C!x,-l.:oìn..u that inft'Jrmatb:m us~d by
th~ commlttc:t: mel"o~r;'; .....IS .,:n·.¡n,cc] [[')/n tn~ ,. ~(¡ Jna ::'~i.,[f on .,hilt t!ta
rl)dd n~wdß for Co Iller C.,untf w1uiu o. .,ver ~ L~n y~ðr prt'Jqr~~. he
rt!p.)rtco th.1t, ùt...,r ~CJur ~l' ;t111.JS, tile <Jrou" ,H r..,(,J t'Jn iI snort..f.:dl ':If
~4U,UOCl,CO(J f"r thd n~xt ten y~..Ir9, and ddueu 1t wc)s the gcncr~J c"n-
st:nsus rJf c:nc memb.i'rs tn.¡t rO..;:J ,na lntLn..r.;:i,1 :.t1'JuLu o~ funu~d by o.In .:JO
valor~m tilX 3nd since all citiz~n3 of Colliar Ct'Junty ~nj.,y th~ us~ of
th'! roads it ::;n':luld (J: d c~)u:1ty-wi<1p. r~sprJ!l;>iLJ11 ity.
Mr. uarksdd1~ Sðlj tner~ was ð uilcm~j as tt) ht'Jw tt'J dllocatu
qrl)wth n'tftds V'H5oU.r. ;:t'Jntinu~~ ·n '"xI.:.ung n<:'.·05 ùneJ ,·ight. IndicotS W'.r~
revi~wea tt'J ')Ocain ¿ perc.:nt.~'.;t! ,)[ t¡]t)!>e ';:05t5 tnnt c·'LJld lH' ,¡ttr1buted
tl) gro~tn ana d pBrC~nt~~c t:h.Jt Ct'J~lU be ùttrlbutðd t., current n~3dB.
He expla1n<.td äll but t·~) metht'JU5 were eliminated an~ ~ ct'JnsenSUB was
JJln l"4xQø~ þV A~9I1HII¡',t.t..... to .aver4<j e those tWO meth·)ds which resul ted in
a rt,!commend~t1on that 42~ .,f the snt'Jrtfall sht)u1d be palo through the
curr~nt po~u1atit)n of ,d vdl"r~m tdX~S ðnu ~a~ w~s ~ttrlhuted to
growth. He explain~o th~ metht)d of ðcni~ving the5~ ~ercent~g~s was
t"t:..::ned by diviuiny tJ&t! ,· mount t)f tn,:, Currll1l :mm~oi.:lte rOiJO n3t1d¡¡ by
tne tl)tal rO~d neeos In 19~5 which re~ult~a in 22'. H~ s~id, c~nsid-
~rin9 thac curr~nt nou~~nl)lus tl)day v~rSUd :~t~l ht'Ju~eholcs ~dS 02\,
th~ ðVer.lg~ lias 42';, 3nd 3CCled If tl1osl! numb.Hs ðr;! <,pplieo tt) lI:h~
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dollar valu.s, the C"mmittec kcpl)rt lnrl1cI)tes th~t the ad vitlor.m
p,,>rtion wnul(1 requlr~ .lSJ rnll1S tl') raitH' thllt pl)rt1t)n of thrt money
wl~h an imp"ct fe. of $265.00 per unit. H~ saio tnis is anly a~~lyln9
"the impact few to residential unit~ and tndt the gr"u? dici not go into
a lIIethod of distributing the tot<11 am.,unt of impact fees thrl)uqhl)ut new
comme rc Ie 1 c.)ns t ruc t 10n. He Sll i d the im¡JlJc t fe c WI') ul d bo! 1"..,,,, r if the
total coat were distributed through commercial and residential unlta.
,'\[. Ha rkaoalc. said that thé lü:port conclud.'d that th!t gas"l1ne
tax, strictly a us~r-ba~cd tax, w~s the bKst method of funding the
County'. road needs, adding that the members ar.· awar.·,.thl...t...illrlf UJ
State controlled process ":td the Rl:!port recommenced thl!!t the B.-:>ard "f
County Commls:uon.!rs ::IeLk ncI. tundin,:! rwurc..s U\r'1u')h the LfI!g1øla'!:urp
by increa5ing the gdS tax. HI:! pt'Jintea out tnðt th~ St~te has
author1zt.'c; ~n !!ddltlor,~l tv,) e"nt5 9dS t..¡y. ~JnCL tne: Ro:-?t'Jrt WJlO 1ssuc,1
and that revenue WlIS n'1t 1ncludea in the Hept>rt.
",r. dðrksdal" f;"lC ,; nt)til~r [I;:c·1nllnenOðti·)n.t'Jf the (,;.,mm1tt~" was f'Jr
the lY.)ard t<:> shift tW'J <:>f t ¡... current 4 Ct'nt G.JS vption '¡'ax, now usod
for ro~d malnten~nc{, to çt'Jn5trUCtlt'J~ ~nQ r...pl~c~ It w1th ~o v~ll)rc;:m
tax to be us\!o t'Jnly f,)( m..1r,tcn;lneè: wnlcb "",ulc =')st .1045 mills.
¡'.r. b.Jr~soo!ll(' r:q;,lZ:lr."C ':.J1<>L tn', tnIre. rcc'1r,'m~H:d¿~it'JJ\ ',I/"'S f')r ttu,'
C"unty to:> ðC·)?t" ~ldn ....nlet' "",')ulo be ð c'1r.,blnatl',:'\ t'Jf ,:d Vdl·Hen. tax
anå 1mpùc't fto,.,s f'Jr cutup gr,,,¡:/\ i.,no tn\' V,tlsl r.,lll.:>;,)'_ woulc.: bo'! .321;
mills.
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In r(:sp'):'\~' [C) :"t'Jr'lnlSS¡C,nLt v·Js~, .~r. ~,'rKR:L-l'~ ~,,1c :115 C.t'JmIll1ttet'
dic.ì not cl)ns1c~r 'ny lont-dCt fc.; '1n ,¡,,)t,:ls Jnc ·JUSint.5s~s. Ia{ stld th&
members .:lid n·)t oiscu,G tn,' ;:lstrILutlf)n ·)f Ln. l:np"et f!:·! ;'!: ..35 o·)r,(
1n tho! preV1.,uR Impdct Ì't~i.. :;tUJY. n~ 5¿lc t~lt. C')n,rr¡l~t(è m'!'rr.tJt!rs
p"int('d I)Ut in 1':5 1"02 pt'Jrt t!¡"t tr".y ;11(,) n,)t r~Cf)nm'::no ~n lm¡.¡"ct. fet:
solely "n rwsl0~ntl~1 units ~ut m~r~ly listcu tnPlr r~cf)mmt!ndatio~~ tl)
sh<)\or an 1nedct't I.,,, C)I ...i."l tll~' "JllCJur.~ ..·)ule. h._.
In an'JWdr t'1 Ct'Jmml6S1CJlIlr h,~0;5'~' ",r. ~¡o,rKfi(]ðl~ .0;,1:1 th~t nf! reðd
Dr. Pt:tc'rson'/i ,¡no ~,r. "1<.:n,H;.Jbt'Jn',. r"in·)rlty r"'p"Hen l,r,icI, w··r.: suurroir-
tt!d atter the Infr~structurL Lommlttu2 lssued t~e fln~l r~pt'Jrt.
c.;l)lOlT;151iI'1n",r l'l.stC)( f.,lC tl;" ~tr,tl p..»s,.:; ;:¡ 1,... ..'l\lC¡: WCJuld p1è.c.~
rcrst.rlctl"ns ,)n t.h., us" .,r dd vðl.,rca, tax.:!; ft'Jr rr)ðc1 'jr,d l>riC'gc and Nr.
Þ.1rkso..le !;.;.id n,·: (¡"O ')nly iH:C .1 dO·)ul tt:IS 1"\0 r,n S/~/()~, but it wa£
hi. unáeratandlng tnðt tov çounty c·)uld not l~vy J sp~ciðl tllX for th~
R"ad and t'rlc.y': éunc, ho)w.!""r, ttll (;t)unty c",ulu still lotvy J tax tl) toe
C;.nercll rune, with which Assist.ant (;t'Junty l,tt.,rnt!Y Cuyler agree:).
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The following pArs"ns sp~k~ in opp,,~iti"n to Impact fees siting
sucl'l f... ßre unfair, ",",uld discourago bU!lir1l Sh:S tt) It'Jcatc in C,,11ier
County, WQuld make it difficult for Yt'Jung pet)pl~ to "wn homes, ,no
sU9geated othcr 6t)urc~s of r~venUQ such as 3 County ðutomobil~ tags
Mr. T"m Shields, President I)f Ct)llier C·)unty tsullders , nd
(;t'Jntrllct.,rs Ass.)ci¡¡tlon.
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Mr. Arthur DdVis, m~mb~r of Ct'Jllipr County duilders ~n~
C,)ntr<lct'1rs l\sst)ciðti'1n.
I"Ir. t:llll ';:;trJO~, t'Jf Ct'Jlli...r C.)unty Build.:!rs ",no Ct'Jntr.;¡ctrJrs AIiSr..
Mr. J))n ';,Hbll(, member or t.hd Infrastructure Impc)ct Advisory Cl)m-
IlIltt"f~, wr..) <.1ir.aqr~ed w¡tn th~ :11ctht'Jd'1l.,gy u.',,;,>o by that
Ct)mmitt~e to r...ach t~e Jfor~m~ntiondd ~erc~ntllq~s and
~XFlrlin£d nis ct'Jnput~tlon which rNsult~d in . SO, to be
p<lid by curr~nt resid~nts 3nd 401 t~ be p~io by future
resld,¡,nt:3 1nst"ad ,)f tho Ct'Jmmi ttl'(:' ß rpc'1mmf)nd,jtion t)f 58\
<lnu 42\, and he said with thQ 5th dn~ Gth c~nt glls tax the
r0ad ~~ea5 for :h& n~xt fiv~ YAdrs ~~ulo be mdt.
Mr. p't)nclld oel1, mei:1ber t'J1 tl1,~ :~aplds Ar;!d :;s.,ard I)f Rp.alt.,rs.
!Jr. Flt'JyJ Pet.,rsrJn, mf~'11b~r r)f th.:! Infri.Jstruceur~ ImF'c)c,: Advisory
Cr)mmiu!.!,·, stat,.d ft'Jr t:Jt! r<?ct'Jrd that 01" wi t lOr.~w lIilS
minority r~~0rt but ~Gd~n tn~ pßrc~ntag~s sht'Jul0 h&v~
~een ~fpll.d tt'J th~ t'1tai S4U,JUU,UDO sht)rtfall instaad
t'J t :; J U r () U (; , U U G i: S the h ~ F") r: S t iJ t f: G .
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Mr. B,¡¡rl<sdal", sai(1, (u)m .:; p",r:;l)ndJ stan,¡po:>int, in revi~winq the
tc:ntativJ bUd·~..:t an':: '.Il? llV~ y,;,,[ "J.;],') or';'9rc,,~\ ,,,,d cor:s1c:"ring the
rev.nu~ st)urce thðt 15 C)vðil3bl~ witn thÐ 5th ~nd 3tn C~n~ Optl.,n Gas
Tax, lt WdS h¡~ t'J~inI0n th]t tn¿r0 wl¡l be sufficl~nt funas witho:>ut
l~vylng any ,~:J valorem tüx t'Jr i.n¡Jdct f~(: t·) funa the rr)ðd program f"r
the n",xt t.hree! years. h~ sU<]L)t:st<?Q w"ltlng tt'J .,>ee what funds ar~
gElnerat<1d by the 5th and ilh C~nt Option G;o;s 'fax ~nd review the subjeCt
during the ct'Jm1ng y=ar in oJrder tt'J ~bt~in tho C0rrect perccnt^g~s ðnj
c)verllges "nd th..:n the (;t'Junty can' impl'¡lnent d r'1"d pr'1yr~m basùcJ '1n
f'-cts. .,.. Siud en.: jJt'J¡.;ulation incrc.:.:.sc tro:>m 197ö t.) 19d4 is
approximðtely 7U,OUO WhlCh averagp.d 13.45 per year 3nd from lYbS tt)
19~5, thd peri'1Q which was ct'Jnslderud in tOt: C.,mmittd¿ Re~ort, there
was aeeF~~mi~~~~'~~me ,70,000 increase considered with an average
incre,¡¡se of "nly &.4\ compar~d wit.h th~ l3.4' for the prior 14 YElars.
He sðid during th~ 14 year perit'Jd there was 3 cents f"r the maj"rity of
th3t peri.,d and ..In aOditionoJ'l ~t¡¡ cant w¡¡::¡ ilp¡..roved by refnr~r.dum. He
stèlted, slnce th..t ti,i\t:, an aaditit'Jnal ,) cp.nts of ~as tax is clvail.tble
I:t)r rOoJd ct)~Structlon which is ')v~r GOS¡¡ m·)fe revenue in the rt)dd con-
structi"n program dS
why hd nðs ct)ncluo~d
this yea r.
~ppOSej to only 6.4~ yrt)wth in pt)pulati~n which is
thEHt< is n'1 n'?':Id fOl endCt!11.int t'Jf an impùct fec
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foJrs. Mlirjorit:' Joaar uxplaintlCJ she att(:nd~d tnoi! lasl fc'ol mt:llt.1nga
of th. Infrastructure Impact Advisory Committee in place ~f ~r~.
Westman wh" røpre~.nted the League of ~omcn Voters. She snid, altht)ugh
shß WAS speaking this date as a private citizen, she disbgreed with Mr.
Barksdale that t.he pres~nt prop~s~d buogct provides ~dequatu funds for
roads without impact fees since it was her understdnding the budget
repr...nted a 28\ ~a vd]~r~m property tax increase unles8 $l,OOO,OOO of
impact feu was built into it., She. poi~t~.<L?"\t;..j;J:I,a.þ-o~. ~a~ ,5'~
years C'3111er CrJunty h~s hilc steady gr'1·...th ancI it has n0l provio4!'d
enough reserve funds to take Cdr~ t'Jf th~ c~pital improvements that art:'
neea~d ana the Ct'Junty is b~ginning to usa bo~ding ~nc loan funds and
increasing th~ buró'"~ '1n ';.axpaycrs to CiJrry tIlt: interest t'Jn tne;, b'~nCJs.
She sðia it is lila," 1t'J r~(;')gniz~ t,t,at tile grt'Jwt~) 0f. Ct'Jl1H:r C0unty ""ill
not pay for the nec~ssðry cc)p\tòl improvements.and that a r~ason~ble
balance sbrJulc.i b~ r..'dCCICU D<?tw,","n impact [e,-,s, ao val.,rf:Rt t.::.x, ¡,nó gas
sales tax to prt'Jvlue th~ nc~ds.
Cl)mmir.si,)n",r V'~ss G,olc; th~.t ¿, f'~LJr-ldn~ nighw,;¡y 11'1 (;olllt:r CI)unty
COJ;lts appr·t)xLn¡¡t.dy ~l,OOO,(;úU ò lI,il.., bnu tn",r~ is nrJ way thdt .1mt'JUIlt.
of mt)ney can b" t;;'I<,cn r"ut rJt tr,·, G..-nLc"l ¡".Jno. He suggzst~ci thät tht<
boarc accept tilt< r~¡Jl)rts tn.lt hay; :Jb!n giv~n ilnd j{ep.fJ in minu all thi;
st.att:m..nts maot: ,~n(] th¿¡~ t.~~ su:>j'.(;t lJ" ...··'rk6ht'J!Jpea Q,ft'Jre tn~: final
budget is approved.
Co~iasion.r Hasse moved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and
carried unanimously, that the Boaed of County Commissioners workshop
the Road InfrAstructure Impact Advisory Committee and the minority
reports at a date to be announced.
At Cornmissit'Jnl.r Plst·)r's !':.uggcHt.i'):1, I'ubl¡(; .',·)rks ..,dl~lr.lstrat·)r
Kuck and 1ranspl)rtLti~n Dir~ctor Archibald gave a slia~ pres4ntation
shl)wing thti detlcits in th~ r'1a~ syst.m. Mr. Archioalu s~iG th~t th~
current rt)ad system is a gt'JO(] system, ht'J"'Mver, in '1nly D faw years the
r"~o system tnot ~ill U~ n~cc;~a .,;ill b~ subst~ntiølly cit(¿r~nt from
tnE: current roac system. hc s<lio, thc:refr,rc, ::itäff ie 10t'J~-<i:1g toward
mc~ting th... It'Jng-t~rm n~eas ~y planning n0W.
Mr. KUCK sði~ thdt Slatf has ioentifiea a total of 57.5 million
a"llar ~xfJenditur~s in rOdO nøecs to Keep current which he c~pldined
was indicatt:d I)n the top line of th<? bðr yrdµh sho'.,," by Mr. i.rchibald
and is baseà on prt)jecting thE pr~j~cts ~vcr t.he n¿x~ t~~ years for the
cash flow requi rea. ·Ir. Kuck expli:lined the bottom line I)n th~ graph
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indic~t.s the current r.vønuo avail~blQ frt)m gas tax, not including the
ad~it1onðl 2¢ "ptional, and 3t thu ~nd of ten Y~ðrs the pr"jecti"n is
for a total reVtinue of approximately 33 million dollars and n~eds of
66.5 million wh1ch results in d shortfall of approximately 34 million
dollars. He said 1n th~ next Y~dr or tWI) ch~r~ will not be a largn
sh..,rtfall, howltver, th! sht'Jrtf...ll bec;o::.mes ldrg.::r .HI thE" pnd oJ:' the ten
ye^r period is ~~proached.
Mr. Arcn1bald øxplainJd tnat th~ graph depicts tnat Co111.r County
is going from ~ rurJl rOJO system to ~n uruün ro~J 5ystem ~nd during
thoJ nltxt I)ne tt) thre'" ye¿¡rs thtH,; '....111 n·)t O~ ê.I cris~s, nt'J·...~v.H, in
five to ten Y!l/lrs th,¡ c<)unty woula hewe d crises. tie sI1t'J....eo a chart
wnich Sh"WH tho doditlan of tO~ 2 C~nt Option G~s Tax and t!xpla1n~d
that will m~dn the shortfÐll will be r~jucea by approxi~dtely
$l,OOO,OOO a year. I;(! gald th.. lon::¡er th'J County w,dc.s t'1 provide
solut1t)ns to the r'1ùo nued5 ~I)re money will Od needed ann if five years
passes beforu therd ~b ~ny ~iScu3s10n clbout tn~ n~.d for aa valor~m tax
t'H an imp'!ct fe(~, th~ impdct fee wIll b", much hiqher -::.han what has bl!en
mentioneu toiô d~t~.!
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a small impact f~~, 8~ this t L!le, .~nd ':laic¡ thl:! It'Jnq-term needs ·...Quld be
pract1céllly IP.::t.
Mr. KUCK ~0aca tn3t tnd chJrts ':In~w r~dj ct'Jnstruct1Qn ct)sts ~vcr
thr next ten years b~Sdd t'Jn tt'JUdY'S aol1ars an0 thu ravenue is based on
currënt cr..nsumption 0f qøsolin.~ ¿Stl,~,)t0d <It .,C 'nillirJn gallons plH
Ydiir In Collier ct'Junty. He said infl"tio::.n t'Jf r')clL1 Ct)Sr.S versus
incrcas..d gas ct)nslJ.~\¡.¡ti.)n wt'Julo 'JftSèC. th¿ms"lv~s rJV'H tho:! next ten
y~~rs. h~ saio the County sht'Jula acdrlss the prt'Jbl~m of thl;:! shortfall
in tne rOoid prog.'c1m '')VIH t:n" n~xt YdDr. lie! s..\id tOd committl'l.! r€:com-
mended that whatever pl~n is ad0pted, thdt a Committee should be formed
to r~analyze thd sltuation t'Jn ð two to tnr~e yeal basis to make any
II" necessafi 1 ad~~: tmen~.. t?" t!:=._r;",~.,:.:...,...", ."
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PETITION PU-85-9C, NAPLES FLORIDA CONGREGATION OF JEHOVA'S WITNESS,.
INC. RE PROVISIONAL USE -1- OF ESTATES FOR A CHURCH - CONTINUED TO
9/24/85
Co.-I.sloner Hass. .ov.d, seconded by Commissioner Pi.t~r and
carried unanimously, that Petition PU-B5-9C, Naple. Florida
Congregation of J.hova'. Witness, Inc. regarding Provisional Use -1- of
Estate. for a church be continued to 9/24/85.
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,~ORDtNA»C115-35 AND RESOLUTION 8S-165 RI PETITION PDA-8S-7C, WILSON,
MILLaR, BARTON, SOLL . PEE~, REPRESENTING BARNETT BANKS TRUST CO. I RI
AMEHDMIM7 TO BERKSHIRE LAKES PUD BY AMENDING MINIMUM FLOOR ELEVATION
FROM 12.1' TO 11.2' - ADOPTED, SUBJECT TO STIPULATIONS
L'9al n¢tice having been published in the Naples D~ily N~ws on
July S, 1985, as evidenced by Affidav1t of PUblicati"n filed with the
Clerk, public h~aring WdS o~enp.d to consiá~r Petition PDA-8S-7C, filed
by Wil.on, Mill.r, Bartl)n, SoIl and P..k,· r.pr...ntlnCldl.rn....ts..øank....l tOl
Trust Company, requestinr) an amenament tl) Berkshire LðKf'lS PUD by
amending the mininllJm fl'1t'Jr E'levatlrJn frt'Jm 12.5 ft'et to 11.0 fe~t for
prop~rty locat~d weRt of ~.H. 951, east of ^ir~t'Jrt ROdO, north of Oavis
tY.>ult<v/lrd and ~I)uth .)f (;I)locn Gatt< I'drl<w~y in b~ctit'Jn!:< 32 and 3:>,
Township 49 bt'Juth, R~n~~ 26 East bnu &øction 5, Township 50 South,
Hdng. 26 J::ast.
¡'ldnn~r Mcl\lm ~xpld1neo tt',;;- ptt.iLion",r is ilsking t·) .JmE!nd the
~erkshir~ Lakes PUD anJ úcv~lopmbnt Ordtr mini~um fl~or ~levation fr"m
l2.b tt) ll.a. Sr.", said 'JUl In", t.hc· wfH prr):::t.:S5, tr,. ~outn Fl·,rid"
keqional Planninq C,>uncil r<:!co)rn;n-::nd..:!ü tn.. roin Imum il'1t'J[ Elevati?n fl)r
this dev~lt)rmt:nt De l¡.iI fet'l t·)[ flurricc::n.: prrJtucoon CU.J$'):'I&, wl.ich
is greater thlln the r~4u1 rem"nt l>y ~0uth !lrJr iad '^atr:r "..;¡nagem~nt
District, the Collier ~0unty ~ðtLr Mdnu1um~nt Departm~nt 0r thw
Building Dltpdrtment. ::.tH! S,)lC tnt! \·wtl.!r "',inÐg'~mt;nt Úèpê.rtml.!r.t W<)c (~d
wit.h thu '-tttiti'1ntr v) cHvLlt'Jt, UJ\: ;;lIrrr.nt lönéIUII:1" in tho;! 1'r-¡:;11cøtl,>n
3S followfI:
Thlt applicant sh~11 use minimu~ f100[ clevbt10n ~s r~Quired
by tho ~t'Juth Ploridð ~at~r ManegE'ment Lirector, tnc çt'Jlli~r
County ~.ð t._ r "~nð':jemE'nt Úb p" r tm.,nt ùnd ~h~ C,:11 1 1£ r C'1ur,ty
~~ilolng ~e~Drtm~nt but in no cðSL less th~n 11.2 f~.t,
N.G.V.L:.
Mrs. I':c¡';ll11 .i.ll<J the ~/,PC r ...:"n,;:!'.'nocc J¡'>~Jrov,11, frJllrJw¡ no:¡ ttlC 1r
7/lë/6S public ht:drln·J >iubj¿ct tt'J tilt ò!:>o)vr VUebELj'. S~I:: s~id the
t)rðinancl.! ðnn re~t'Jlu:1on 1n t.~~ £xccut1v~ ~u~m.;¡ry a~t~o 'i/3U/J5 has ð
f/:lw f"rmat proDlems, wnich .L.'ssi:H.!1nt Ct'Junty AtuHn.,y Cuyl.'r explë.int:ô
have beon r~'s01vea. ",r¿c. ~lcKir.1 5<'.lU :,t...ff rccon"'.I'~na6 <lpprt'Jvc'l subject
to the CAPe sti¡'>U1dti·)n.
Mr. 'rom Peek, of l\il8l)n, I"1ll1er, bðrton, boll ¡¡nu l>eëk,
repr.senting th~ ~£tition~r, t'J(Ï~r~ô to &n$wer ~ucstit)ns. nl.! resp,>nded
to C"lIImissi"ner 11..ss.;!'s c"nce:rn JbrJut rec.:nt (It'Jt'Jding in foxfirc
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IUbdlvilQn by 8tatin9 that at no timt w.r~ any ht)m~s fl"l)ded ~nd that
·,:.thh d.velopnent W'>uld hav... n" boaring .,n that. situati.,n. He add that
.Tropical Storm 8;)b was an unusual !S1:t)rm In that 12-1/2 inchfla f)f rain,
fell In a relatlvo1y ah"rt p~rll)d ~f t1me. H~ explain~d that. if tht
improvements r.c~mm~nded by the f"rthc"ming District 6 plan undertaken
by the 8i9 Cypress Ba8in þ¢~rd arc f.,llow~d, much ~f th~ fl""din~
pr"b1em8 c~n be all~viated.
~r. ~11l Vlo~~ sald n~ w~s present tt'J sp~ak ~b~ut th~ rUc"mmQn-
datl"n I)f tho S.,uthwest norlda kegl1)nùl Pldnning Ct'Junc1l which aSK'3d
for. 9reatftr elevéltil)O th~n tht)Sd r~4uir~a by th~ '1th~r thr~u 5g~ncies
involv.rd wh1ch ne sI11u was an unr'~(!sl)n.1blf: sltuatil)n.
Co..i..loner Holland moved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor and
carried unenl.ously, that the public hearin9 be closed.
Co..i.sioner Pistor moved, seconded by Co~lssloner Holland and
carried unani.ously, that Resolution 8S-l65 re Petition PDA-85-7C be
adopted, and that the Ordinance be adopted. Commissioner Pistor moved,
..conded by Co.missioner Has.e and carried unanimously, that the
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ORDINANCE 85-35
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 83-46, WHICH ESTABLISHED
BERKSHIRE LAKES PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, AMINDING
EXISTIHG BERKSHIRE LAKES P.U.D. BY AMENDING SUBSECTION
HURRICANE PROTECTION % PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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Leqal n"t1ce having been publish~d in the Naples Dùily New. on
JUly 5, 198~, a8 evidenceò by Affidavit of Publicati"n filed with the
Clerk, public hearing WðS ~peneo tt) consider Petition R-85-5C, filed by
ViM. and Associates, ulpresent.1n9 Cal.i~...1."d,u.~t:r.1,t'-w...q~~
from RSF-4, R,.IF-G, RI<¡f-12 <1nd C-4 tt'J PUD KnrJwn Ð!'; Condominium motlll,
locätl!d in thE s'1utllwest quedr;;¡nt '1f I-75 ðnd SH-95l in Sccti"n 34,
T rwnship (iç South, Hðnqe 26 t;Ðst.
Ylannær .~~im Inci~Qt~a thE locbtlon ot thiS prop.rty "n a map and
explðined thll rjbjllctiv:: t'Jf this ~etiLion' is t?j confltruct ð condominium
mot~l, containing on~ ana t~ ~~arOQm Lr~ns!ent dwtlliny units, office
space for administration, ana t~cilities ('1r project mð!nt~n~nce, on
the 27.05 tcres, dl f, ;r.,JximulII ¡., nRity t'Jf l~.L u~.lts per .:;cre. Sh!! F.:!I!ò
St~ff and all apprt'Jpr1dt~ Lt'Junty AgencIes r~vl~u~d thiQ petlt!.,n and
recommena~c bpprt'JvL¿ SUbjLCL :0 t~1 twt'J 3ti~ulflionh In('lc~tnð ~n th~
~x~cutive ~umm~ry d~t~a 7/30/~~.
Mrs. Mcj(irr, !:Iðlt! lh... c,\PC rl';;·)IT¡r.'Cl;:¡t:¡; rlp¡.rt'Jvr11 l'dlo\lin'j tnÐir
public h.dring t'Jn 7/1~/~~, ~ullj(!ct t~ tnL tW0 St~tf stlpulðLl0ns plus
I)ne that hns the provl¡'¡l'1n In:H t'J:11)l tull tW)-':H".::rQr)n, ·Jnl.:..; may. o.
sola. Ownfirsni¡- mðy nt'Jt run wltL tn!. sin-31(, oedroom units.
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, .~RDIMAMCI 85-36 RI PETITIOM R-85-5C, VINES AND ASSOCIATESL RIPRESENTIKG
CALIIHDUSTRIES, RE REZONE rROM RSr-4, RMr-6, RMP-12 AND c-4 TO PUD
~MOWN AS CONDOMIHIUM MOTEL, IN THE SW QUADRANT OF 1-75 AND SR-951 -
ADOPTED, SUBJECT TO STIPULATIONS
Comn,iSS!l)n(H I'I::it'jr c)Skt:Cl'~ Vine:ò if t[lO; p~titl')¡,1~[ d~finilely
understood thðl h~ cann'1t sull slnyl~ units? ~r. Vines s~i~ thcre 15
nl) problum, dCC11n9 Lh.,)L tll15 ¡..r')j(,(:: is ;\ ct'Jnv"n:i'1n"-l !nt'JL.d bnd tn£
only thing thbt is rel~L~J to h c'1n~t'J~inum ft'Jr this proj~ct is t.h~
meth.')(J "f t)om",rship. H.¡ Si'! 1U tnf· uni ts .!Ir~ d. signt:d srJ tnl!t tl/')
bedro"m units eQuId be cr)nv.:rtt!c t'j LWj units, t!dch ~ëvinq ¡; bath.
Coami..ioner Piator .oved, aeconded by Commissioner Has.e and
carried unaniaously, that the public hearln9 be closed.
Co..laaloner Plator DOved, seconded by Commissioner Hasse and
carried unanlaoualy, that the Ordinance aa numbered and entitled below
b. adopted, subject to stipulations, and entered into Ordinance Book
No. 211
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ORDINANC~ 85-36
AM ORDIMANCE AKENDlMO ORDIMAMCB 82-2 THE COMpnEBENSIV! !OMtNO
RlGULA~IOMS POR ~BI UNINCORPORATED AREA OF COLLIER COUNTY,
,,·rtoRIDA BY MIMDINO THE ZONI"G ATLAS MAP NUMBERS 49-26-8 BY
CBAMGIMO THI ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF THE HERIIN DESCRIBED
RIAL PROPERTY PROM RSP-4, RMP-6, RMP-12 AND C-4 TO -PUD-
'LANMED UNIT DIVlLOPMENT rOR A CONDOMINIUM MOTEL FOR PROPIRTY
LOCATED 1M TBI SW QUADRANT or 1-75 AND SR-951 AND PROVIDING
AN ErrlCTIVI DATE.
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P!TITIo. R-85-6C, GIORGI L. VARNADOB, REPRESENTING ROGER BUDNY, R! A
RIZOHI FROM A-2 TO C-4 - CONTINUED TO B/l3/B5
C~mmissi"ner Voss ~x~re8ß~d his opinion thJt It is unf~ir t" tnd
public f~r cS peti ti"notr to r"'\iutlst thClt a peti tit)n be c.,nt.inuod after
it nas bw~n advvrtis~d sinc~ a mem~~r t'Jf tna public m~y ~ttHnd ~
meetin~ with th~ intdnt to spaak t'Jn dn 1~5UH thdt uv~ntually Is
pt)stponed.
Co~is.ion.r Pistor moved, ..conded by Commissioner Has.. and
carried 4/1, Commissioner Voss opposed, that PetJtil)n R-85-6C, Georg.
L. Varnado., b. continued to 8/13/85.
P13nner .',cl<1m LJxpldin>!:l1 tho c1rcumst!lnc>!:s th,1t accur wht:n
p~titions .r~ reyu~stao to J~ co~t nu~rl stJtin~ t.n't z'1m.tim.~ ie
3ffl)rd. eim... ft'Jr tOe PQtitit'Jn~r t'1 meet with St~[f dnd røs'1lva
c,)mpliclltit'J:13.
Item 19
ORDINANCI.B5-37 RE PETITION R-85-7c, INVESTMENT PROPERTIES CORPORATION,
REPRISENTING DONALD ~. JONES, RE REZONE PROM C-4 AND C-l TO C-3 FOR A
SINGLE-STORY RETAIL CENTER ON THE EAST SIDE OF US-41 AND NORTH or SHADY
REST LANE - ADOPTED, I SUBJECT TO STIPULATIONS, PETITIONER'S AGREEMENT
ACCEPTED
Legal n·)e\c~ l...vlng b4<-=n l1û:.>ll.q~I?(1 1n tn.1 ~1I~l"N ::;aily :--'''W5 an
July ~, l~~~, ûS YV1J.nc~a by AtfiG_vit o( PUJli~dtion fil~d ~lth the
ClerK, ~ubli.; heilnng '¡ös ·)pen<:.:J L'1 c·)n,ud",r Petitit'Jn k-85-7C, filad by
Invescm",nt ¡>r.:>p"rt1(;s C'1fF-,)r,"LUJn, r..-µrL'stdlt:lr'1 l,;..,n,,10 r. J'1neH
requesting cdz'1ning frt'J~ C-4 3nd C-l to C-j for y slngl~-story ret~il
Cttntef on tne east Sid'l! ,)( U.S. ~l n·)rLO·)t :.ìh,'.::Iy f<')8t l....n'.! in ::ittct.i,>n
l5, TOlimlihip 49 ::;ou~h, k!lng,¡ 25 I::;¡SL.
Plann.:!r /,¡cl<lm :;_1..:1 Lt1~ rJbj'èctiv~ r)f tr,iS p"titi'1n is t'> ö;;:vcl'1p
the proporty wit.h d r~tail c~nt~r spdc1al1zin~ in m~rcnanolse ft)r the
h"me. Sne eXlJlóin!!d 5edff and .111 appropriãte Ct'Junty Agencies reviewed
this petition ~nd recommend apprQval subject to the stipulations
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d~ta ¿ed t)n the Executiv~ Summ~ry dated 7/30/G5. Sh~ said that the
CAPC rec"~~ended appr~v~1 ðft~r thair 7/1~/85 public h~ðring subject t"
the Stùff's stipulations an..;! ädded tne sti?ul~tit'Jn of ten I)f thd 54
space. shown on the sl t.. plan as 1.-lndscap<td sh.)uld bt:! paved. She
otxplainllld thdre is d Petitit'Jn;;r's Agrc,¡"hl.tnt fr¡r thtsa I'Itipuliltions.
In respon!òe tt) Comm1slOi·)ncr Pist.)r, .'rs. Ì'lcKim said t.hat the
rda."n for thv rVYUdbt t,> C-J is that thurn ~r~ !lajacent r~siddnts tl)
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;;':';"tbflÌ:property and Staff recommended the z"ning that but cl)rrupt'Jnda t4)
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~1~·.' -~ ":'~'~CO_1aa1oner ,htor IIOved, .econded by Cc.IDlDi..ioner Hu.e and
~.. '. c.,!r.~e~..,unani.oUalY, that the public huring be c10.ed.
}~¡:Ù' ~ -,Co_is.ioner ,i.tor IIOved, .econded bl' COllJJ\lhsioner Goodnight and
\...'~~' 'carried unanl.ou.1y, that the Ordinance u numbered and entitled below
'~: be adopted, aubject to stipulations, that the petitloner'a Agreement be
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~~ accepted and that the Ordinance be entered into Ordinance Book No. 211
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-.1.1 ORDIIlAJfCB 85-3',.~. '·"'"'-1 111 '*'_ Il. ,." 'IT
AM ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 82-2 THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
REGULATIONS rOR THE UNINCORPORATED AREA OP COLLIER COUNTY,
rLORI~ BY AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS M~P NUMBIR 49-25-5 BY
ClANGING THE ZONING CLASSIPICATION OF THE HEREIN DESCRIBED
RIAL PROPERTY FROM C-4 AND C-l TO C-3 rOR A SINGLE-STORY
RETAIL CENTER LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE or U.S. 41 AND NORTH
or SHADY REST LANE AND BY PROVIDING rOR AN EPFECTIVE DATE.
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ORDIMAMC& 85-38 PROVIDING rOR ~HE 5TH , 6TH CENT LOCAL OPTION GAS ~AX
UPOM IVlRY GALLON or MOTOR FUEL AND SPECIAL FUEL SOLD IN COLLIER
~OUMT!, IFr&C~IVI 9/1/85, rOR AN INITIAL PERIOD OF POUR YEARS -
ADOPTED, INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT - APPROVED
Leqal notice having be~n published in the Napies Daily N~W8 on
July 18, 1985, .. ~vidunced by Affidavit of Public~tion fil~à with the
Clerk" public ht~rin9 was "pont:'d t" conuder '1.1 prop<',sed ordindnc.
providing for the 5th .nd 6th l:ent Local Opti"n Gas 'I'ax upon eve ry
gallon of mt)tor fuel and sp~cial fual st'Jld in Ct)llier Ct)unty, effective .
'''. ,. '~""""""_''''''''''''''''''''''''~·'''~.'f~IUfL ,. }fa. L . J .
9/1/85, for an initial period of four years.
Pu~lic ~rks Aoministrntor Kuck said the objectivp. I)f this
ordinance 1s to prt)vide ~dditionðl gal'> tax revenue for the Five-Y,ar
Secondary t<'1~!J Progr.3rn by ,,~t'J¡:.tin\J <'In t'Jraln,1ncc wtlict¡ wl'Juld prt)vide for
the 5th and Gth Cent Local 0pti'1n G~s 1ax fúl10wing this public
h.aring. lie said btaft reconlln...nds ~pprovnl to hel¡.> µrl')vidP for tn~
~hortfall anticipat~d 1n th~ road building system in Collier County.
I',f. Ht)bert ~llnn, rc¡.>r~.s"nlin<; tn.:: Naklel> Ar...:t Chamber t)f
Comm~rce, sup?Orteà thi3 t'Jfdinðncp.
...r. l'ht'Jmós Kttiutus, ( ';ir~ct'H '1f the ~I,~rc") Isiand 'ï.1>cpflyerl"
MSOClat.1t)n, ¥!:,OÄI in t'JP¡;t'JSlt:l0~ t'1 ttH! ¡.>rt'JpoRed ordinancf! bCCllUfle "f
thtl unfair burden t.o ¡Y,ðrC'J liii<.lnu t"X¡."y.:f& ....11t'J ...oul~ n')t d.Hlve ðS
qr..t ð b~nefit fr'1m tn~ mon~y ~s '1thcr C'1unty r~6id~nlS. h~ suggested
if tht: ordin"n~e is F"ss'!'c'; r.n....t è p'Hti'jr¡ t'Jt th~ mon1Y b~ applit:c 1:"
the liab1lity recently ~ssum~o frt'Jffi :cl:ond Corp'1fdt~0~ for
r~habl1itðtl0n t'Jf the st[~~lS nf ~~rco lsldna not pf~vit'Jusly acceptvo
by the Ct)unty. H.: sLid tn~ p~t'Jpl" t'Jf ~~reo lsl~no h~ve ðlready p,10
thi& "bligðtion .)ne" in UH· ¡.;urcj¡¡;s~ prlce of th_ IlJnd bn:J unlf:ss
ftly"nut is provio..d .[(H it t/lt1 resio"ntR ct'Ju}(j b" ft'Jrc.HJ t:o PdY tw1CIt
for th~ str~~ts invo1v~~.
'fr.:.ns¡;-'1rt.::tlt'Jn Iii rECVJC I\rcLib.:1à po:;t.l(j ~ cnc:.rL c:"picting the
Dreakdown t'Jf gas tax"s ¡¡nd ,:;<¡..I<\in~u tOdt c,}lli.~r (/Honty gt:ts ¿
r",lativL'ly 5.'11011 "mount. ,;¡f tn,,> tt'Jté'l lPS t¿,,(. t¡;, said tht· Ct'Junty
r.ct:iveg e c~nt5 out '1f 23 c~nt:5 ana in r~y~rd tt'J tnp hareo 1slano
.ituatit)n, n~ nott1d th~t the. Ct'Junty is sp~nding mODC) o~ b.~. 951 1n
r.qara t.o th~ rignt-of-~dY ~na ht'Jptifully tn~t: ~t'Jn~y wl11 bu r~imbursed.
Coaai..loner H.... DOved, seconded by Commissioner pistor and
carried unani.ou.ly, that the public hearing be clos.d.
Coaai..ioner Pi.tor DOv.d, seconded by Commis.lon.r Ha.se and
carried unanl.ou.ly, that the Ordinanc. a. numb.red and entitled below
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be adopted and entered into Ordinance Book No. 211
ORDINMlCE 85-38
ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO SECTION 336.025, FLORIDA STATUTES,
PROVIDING rOR THI IMPOSITION OF THB rIPTH AND SIXTH CENTS
LOCAL OPTION GAS TAX UPON EVERY GALLON or MOTOR FUEL AHD
SPECIAL rUEL SOLD IN COLLIER COUNTY MID TAXES UNDBR THE
PROVISIONS or CHAPTER 206, FLORIDA STATUTES, PROVIDING THAT
SAID TAX SHALL BB EPFBCTIVZ SEPTEMBER l, 1985 FOR AN INITIAL
PERIOD or FOUR YEARS, PROVIDING FOR COLLECTIOK AND
DISTRIBUTION or THE TAX AND PROVIDING FOR USE OF REVENUES,
PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
Item III
ORDHIAalCE 85-39 CREATING TilE NAPLES PRODUCTION PARK MUNICIPAL SBRVICB
TAXING AND BENEFIT UNIT - ADOPTED
L";¡ðl p.·1tictt ¡LIving U\!.Jn ¡;ul)lis~"<.: In th.,. 1'/,1[-1.." Dd11y IHws I)n
July 18, 1985, ..IS ~vid~nced by A([ldJvlt o( Publi~Jtion tiled with the
CldrK, public hB,;¡r1ng ~ðS o~~n~ð to consider M prt'J~0sed ordln4nc~ tl)
creùt.'* t.hp. .'aµlo:ts Pr'1ducti)n par" j',lJnicipól S~rvl::·1 Taxing .Jnd tlanefit
Un i t.
f'uclic '\')r,,1> "j;1\inl!';tr.lt.,)f ¡~'J~k .,;(pl.Jln\!cI this trlxin':j unit w.)ulü
proviu,* tunes for tlla ¡H,d l,':lln,HY dn.:¡i¡¡,H:!rin.,¡ r( pt'Jrt.. H~ '*xplain!!d
thüt t'Jv>!r the: p.ISt nlne or t':n ,n·,n! :1.\:; tn.: C'1-'!;':;y h..s ',o/<)rr:¡;¡j wi Lh art'.I
propl1rly ·)....n..rs r.q.irding t:1e ir,l .r,)V :m~nts to troll> .Jr.l.: ~ertain1nq tl)
drüln'ç!, !h:I¡"r ,,:1J ..· l;..r 11n,';O. Ii·; s.uJ UI;, ooun':JljriU5 of the
prQpa~ed unit ar~ ~n the n0rtn, M~rc~ntil~ Av¿nu~; t'Jn thd iast., tha
Suction Lin.,; .)~¡ th~ S'Jutl" Ji.Joit'J Ht'J '.j dnü on Lhe ....t.·!;t, 1\1 rpt'Jrt Rt)3.:1.
Hit e:q;131n!d ð que.'5t.ìonn,11r¿ 1ooI5S Sl'nt t.) those pr.)pl:rly t'Jwn.!rs inv'1lv'!d
and ·)f 274 senl, 125 rt,)sfJ·)nd~.J with!:l(; ln f"vor an-:J ^ú ~g¿¡in,..t which
represents J tWQ-thirds r.1àJt'Jrity·in f"v')t'. 1i-3 sa1.j of th~ 4::; QP¡Jl)st:c
33 Cð¡;¡e frt'Jm ct'JI"C');1\inlUm ',,"n~r$.
Mr. Kuç~ 5d ü ~tdff rcc~mm~n~s ðµpr~v~l t'Jt the $YD,COO C'1st which
represents 2.5 mills for t'Jn.. year t~ cover th~ prel1minary engineering
C"sts.
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to CQmm[s~i0ner Pistt'Jr, Mr. KUCK ~xpl~1n~d the area on
the ~~p he qu~stit'Jn~d 1s Serv~d by a priVdte ~ew~ge trc~lm9nt pacKage
pl..nt.
~r. DJn Arnt'Jla, drea rCöident, ~PQ~e in iav'1r t'Jf the prt'Jpt)sud
Qrd1n3nce ~no the improvements that WQuld result from creation of tha
d l.tr ict. lie Sð.ì (; tn.. ir.¡pr')V""I1'!nt.'> Wo)ul U ..nC')Ur.1;¡" n~w business t"
~ßtao11sh in ~olller County
.\ttorn~y f)'):\/lld f'lckl"·)rth S.lid he is counsel f.J[ tn¿ prop'Hty
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owners association in th. area and this ordinanc~ is slmilar t" the on~
createð r"r the Pine Ridge nrea.
Co.-l..ion.r PI.tor aoved, ..conded by Commi..ioner Ha..e and
carrl.d unanimously, that the public h.aring be closed.
CODaI..ion.r Pi.tor aoved, .econded by Commissioner Ha... and
carried unani.ously, that the Ordinance as nu~bQred and entitled below
be adopted and entered into Ordinance Book No. 211
ORDINANCE 85-39
All ORDIIIAIICB CREATIIIG THE' NAPLlS PRODUCTIOV"""'Í'ARt"1UJ'NtetP~'
SIRVICE TAXING AND BENEFIT UNIT, DESCRIBING THI LANDS TO BE
INCLUDED IN THE UNIT AS GENERALLY ALL THOSE LANDS IN SECTION
36, TOWNSHIP 49 SOUTH, RANG! 25 EAST, LESS CERTAIN LANDS ALL
AS MORI PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN THE ORDINANCE, PROVIDING
FOR A GOVERMUI(" BOARD OF THE UNIT, PROVIDING FOR THE POWERS
or THE UNIT, PROVIDIUG THAT THE UNIT KAY LEVY AD VALOREM
TAXES ON REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE UNIT, PROVIDING FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION or ASSESSAB~E IMPROVEMENTS, PROVIDING rOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF ASSESSMENT AGAINST BENEFITED PROPERTIES,
PROVIDING rOR THE ISSUANCE or ASSESSMENT BONDS, PROVIDING FOR
THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS EITHER THROUGH THE AD VALOREM
TAX COLLECTION PROCEDURE OR THROUGH FORECLOSURE, PROVIDING
THAT ASSESSMENTS ARE A LIEN ON PROPERTIES ASSESSED, PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR A CONSULTANT TO PREPARE PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDY
FOR NAPLES PRODUCTION PARK MSTU AND ESTABLISHMENT AND MEMBERSHIP OF
CONSULTANT SELECTION COMMITTEE - APPROVED ~
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Commi..ioner Pistor moved, seconded by Commi1siQner Holland and
carried unanimously, that the request to adverti~e lor a consultant to
prepare the preliminary engineering study for the Naple. Production
Park Municipal Service Taxing and Benefit Unit be approved and that the
me.bership of the Consultant Selection Committe. be:
Mr. Tom Crandall, Utilities Division Administrator
Mr. Tom Kuck, Public Work. Administrator/County Engineer
Mr. Harold Huber, Engineering Director
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ORDINANCE 85-40 AMENDING ORDINANCE 78-l6, ANIMAL CONTROL - ADOPTED
Lf'gal n'Jtic<! i;Dving been ¡:>ubl1shcd in th'~ l\ðpleR Daily NeW3 on
J~ly IL, 19&5, as ~viacnc~n by A[fic~vit .,f Publicðti~~ tiled with th~
Clerk, public hd~ring WbS "P=~co to c~nsider ~ pro?'1scd ordin~nce t"
amend Orcinancc 7~;-IG, the Anin.ð), ct)otrQl Orùln~nc(!.
Public bervic~s Administrator Nt)rton ~xplain~d thet this rrt)poseri
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ordin~nce chan1es tho vðccinJtion peril)d tt'J curr~nt. inStead of ycarly.
Ii.. .dd th.t Borne 'Jf th" v.1ccinati<Jn serums have a l"nger life, up to
thrae years on som. occasions, and this chan9* ~uld 4l1ow f"r the
animal Q«n.rs to only have tt) r~-vaccin~tc as ndeu be inatQod "f yearly
.a i~ now r.quirec. He said the t)th~r change w"uld mp.an that adopted
enimals could b~ v~c~lnat~d by th~ own~r'8 cht)ice of v~tQrin8rlðns
In.t..a~ of having tt) be vaccinðtud prior t<J lcöv1nq the Animal C"ntrl)l
DIJ pa r tm Ii n t .
CO.Ai..loner Pi.tor moved, seconded by Commis.ioner Goodniqht .nd
carried unani.ously, that the public heering b. clo.ed.
Comaiaaloner Ha.s. aoved, .econded by Co..i..ion.r Pi.tor and
carried unani.ou.ly, that the Ordinance a. numbered and entitled below
be adopted and entered Into Ordinance Book No. 211
ORDINANCE 85-40
AN ORDINAMCB AMENDING COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 78-16, THE
COLLIER COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE, AMENDING SECTION TWO
(B) TO PROVIDE THAT EVERY DOG AND CAT OVER SIX MONTHS or AGE
SHALL BE CURRENTLY VACCINATED RATHER THAN ANNUALLY
VACCINATED, AMENDING SECTION rIVE (A) (1) TO DELBTE THE
REQUIREMENT OF VACCINATION PRIOR TO RELEASE or IMPOUNDBD
ANIMALS TO OWNERS, PROVIDING POR AN EPPECTIVE DATE.
Ite. 114
ORDINANCE as-oil REGULATING CONSUMPTION OP ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND DRUGS
BY MINORS AT ·OPEN HOUSE PARTIES· - ADOPTED
Lagal n"ti~e n~vln~ be-n pU~lISh·d in :0/:1 Ndp1es D~11y Hews "n
July lö, 1~B5, ðS cvlaenc~a by AftlCaVlt "f Fublic~tion filed with the
CI01ri<, puOlic .'1o:1lHing was '1r,~n"!d C/1 c·,nSlc<>r d pr"f,l)s(¡d ordinancd
regulating c<Jnsumpti~n of ~lc~holic b&Verdges 3nd oruqs by mlnt)rß at
"O~~n HOUdU P~rt¡~s".
Assistant C~unty At.tt'Jrn.y Cuyl~r ~xp1~¡n4n chis ordlnanc~ W~8
draftlla dt tne dir~ctl'1n f)t ch>~ bOdrd t'Jf C'1unty Ct'J¡nmissl0ners and would
prohibit consumpl.l'1n by ;ninl)rs lit oµun ~¡')Ul>'" p.:Jrl.l.:s I)f alcohol :snd
drugs. Commission'H Voss c·,mmenteò he ræce ives letters of support f"r
'J al!t p·~.t:opo.ed.ocdinanc., .daily.·...,- ,,,.
The fl)llowing persl)ns spt'Jke 1n f~vor of th~ ordinanc~:
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Mr. l:3i11 ~a rt.t'Jn, wh'1 j10intcd '1:.Jt. tho.':. ö!c·,h"l .1ltJcks y·,ung pe"i-le
D)r~ serv~rely th.:Jn adults.
Mr. ~illidm P/Lur..on, JI., P'~siJcnt 1)£ ~~~les Inform~d Parents,
Lnc. whl) ~resented a p~tition, ~xhiÞ¡t A, with 759 signatures
in favt)r ot the pro~Js~d t'JrJina~ce.
I'Is. ",Ul; Cordl'r, of T35K f',nce t'Jn Dr~ dn::! Alct'Jhol "bus.:
~IS. SUJ ,'II1rroO/, t'Jt ¡V,otn<!Cs Aq:l1nst DrunK L.rlVl:rS (I'I/~!)D)
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CODBi..ioner- Pi.tor aoved, .econded by Commi.sioner H.... .nd
carried unanl.ou.ly, that the public hearin9 be clo.ed.
Co.-i..ioner H.... aoved, se~ondeð by Commis.ioner Pi.tor and
carried unani.ou.ly, that the Ordinance a. numbered .nd entitled b.low
be .dopteð and entered into Ordinance Book No. 211
ORDIN~NCE 85-41
AN ORDINANCI REGULATING CONSUMPTIOM. OF ALCOHOLIC._BEVERAGE~
AND DRUGS BY MINORS AT ·OPEN' HOUSE~ PARTIES~PRÒVtDING
DEFINITIONS, PROHIBITING OPEN HOUSE PARTIES AND PRESENCE OF
MINORS WHERE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR DRUGS ARE POSSESSED OR
COMSUMED BY MINORS, PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS, PROVIDING
PEN~LTIES, PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERANCE, ~ND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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PETITION SMP-85-2C, WILLIAM DAHNKE, REPRESENTING CONCEPT TO COMPLETION,
INC., RE SUBDIVISION MASTER PLAN APPROVAL FOR WOODLAKE WEST CONDOMIN-
IUM, - ADOPTED, SUBJECT TO AMENDED ELEVATION or 9.0' AND STIPULATIONS
Ldqal not1ce having o~.n ~ublI5h.o in ~hM Napl~s Jc)ily Haws t'Jn
July 21, IY¡¡S, .!oS +!viul:!'\ct'C' by í,f{!c;,lviL '.If PUl.dlciitlt'Jn flIed with thtf
Clerk, public hearing ~~s t'Jpcn~a to c~nsl~cr P~titt~~ ~MP-85-2~, filed
by "'illl..'m I).Jhnkc, rq;;ru;~ntir,g (t'J~,cq.-t l') Ct'Jnl,.-letlt'Jn, inC'. r<:gut-stlne;
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Subdivisit)n Master ¡·lan !.pprt'Jv,31 {')C ~,,)t'JolaKe \~(:st C1nc't'Jmlrllum,
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apprl)xilr.ately 1/4 mIl.;) ...)st of :>t\-~5j dr,:': nrJrth '1f Pl)rt-Au-Pr inee
Sr,, ult:Vc'Hè in N... 1/4 ",,,,ctit'Jn l~, '!''1w:1ship 51 ~')uth, k.:JI'\CJ'~ 21j ~aSL.
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P13nnar McKln. ,"x¡..l,,¡n.:>c. th·~· [Jurµos'" of tr;ls p.,tltirJn is tt)
Subdivide t.h... prl)p"rty int.·, 11:: mobil" r,r)OI'" l-,t:¡. ShL 5,-.i:::l ::it"ff and
all dpprt'Jprlate ((Iuroty Ag,nci"s r0view'"u tt",; fJLtiti.)!'\ !;ncì r",crJr.\ln.¡,nd
api'roval subj"ct trJ t.no; ~ti¡Jul¿¡tirJns r)u¡;lin\.c '1n tt,¡" r.;x"'l:uLiv¡, SlJn:mary
aotted 7/31/t.'.J. Sh~ SidC tl1"t tl '~ C·\PC h.de tt'"lr public baring t'J1'\
6/20/65 6nc: rec'1mm"no£..: <1pprovul subj._'ct t'1 _tùff -;t I¡Jult:t.i"Jns.
.-,r. iÜIlH!~ u.JnnKr., reµr!SLntlng C'11'( 'pt ~_t'J C,)mF10tior:, [nc.,
.xplð1n~d his firm is tn~ pngin¿er ft'Jr tnls project. H~ Jisµlðye~ ~
drD..lng 5/10''''lng thL ¡¡,I f .)C clI~n':l¡'s rF., u.:stl:', IJY tnl; CA~'(. ¡-¡.; :,ò i-:: this
project is (4 ;,cr¡,s "nQ u1ffl;r!'; fr')r.: mt'Jbllt ht'J"t' p",rks in tll,1t Ü,e
units uill þ" ')n concr~tc !JdOS bn¿ will contrlbut¡, tt'J tnø Ct'JunLY's tax
base which 15 n"t thl; usudl cas~ with mt'Jbil~ hom~ pðr~s. He ~uld an a
acrl:l laKe 1& prt)F"scC; i:nc: ne uo,;.:icribpc the art:(\S "f sC::W':Jr.lss thdt wl1l
be pres~rvt:d bt the extre~e edstcrn .:>nd of th... project. He Bald "nc
~rea I)f thv slt.:: has n')t rldO v"C t'tdtiO:1 for mi'lny YE'3rS "nd "fter
ct)nsultatll)n w1th prof~sslonals the plan 18 to plant species that will
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survive in that area. He øaid th~t the County Envlronmentaliøt will
48siat the devulop~r in choosing tho~e plöntÐ.
Hr. Dahnke Baid the petitioner ha~ ð~re~d tl) doad-~nd "ne r"ad via.·
a cui ð9 sac in ~hat area.
A discussion follt)wt!ð r"'gllrdlng the ":lp.wJtions t'Jf the units and
Mr. Dahnke aqree1 tQ Cl)mmi~sioner Pist·H'S s~qftl5ti,)n thè:lt the
_l"vati"n OQ at 9.0 f~~t.
Co.-i.sioner Pi.tor moved, ..con~.d by Commis.ioner Ha..e and
carried unanimously, that the public hearing be clo..d.
Co.-i..ioner Ha.se moved, .econded Commissioner Pistor and carried
unani.oualy, that Petition SMP-85-2C, William Dahnke, be adopted
subject to the stipulations and at the amended elevation of 9.0 f.et.
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ORDINANCE 85-42 CONSOLIDATING THE CURRENT CONTRACTORS' LICENSING ORDI-
NANCE 78-2 AND NUMEROUS ORDINANCES WHICH HAVE AMENDED EXISTING CONTRAC-
TORS' LICENSING ORDINANCE - ADOPTED, SUBJECT TO AMENDED SECTION 1.3.3
l.<Jgal nl)t1c.ê l1.iVing :)('r~n ¡Jubli¡;;hH1 lr, t:¡... NapLHI oðily N!w.s on
July IS, 199~, PS ~vld~nCa1 by AfC1Cdvit of Publlc~tlon fil~d with the
cle[~, publlc ~~arlng w~s "pan¿j t'1 ct'Jnsld~r ~n '1rJin)nce ct)~oli~~ting
tl1.. current ContriJct'1rs' Ll:;~r.sing U'<Jincln~o:! íJ-l. ;!nj numert'Jus
ordin,incp.s wtllc~1 :lilva ~rnen(1f'd t;1-=: t!xlscing C)ntr.:;ctou;' Licensing
Ordln/)ncrl.
AS5iøt~nt Ct'Junty Attorn~y Cuyl~r ~xpl&in~a tnu pr~~oscd ordindnCQ
con;¡"li,,~tll,ij dt>pco;(irr:J~~ly lU dl1\\lnJIII!!ntS thùt. f¡,:,vt! bèan mad", to
Orainanc~ 7~-2 I)vÇr tOe last fivL y~.lrs ~nd that th"~e ch~nge~ are
l!stl3d on thef £;,(t:cu:iv~ ~uinm'HY dat~d 7/Jl/JS. lie sald th¿ "rainance
w"ulli rupeÐl Ordln,jnc·~ 7d-2.
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Mr. br)11 -r.,·...lt!, Ch,J1:nt¡n .'1 '.hd Contractf)rs' Licansing i: t'Jèlrd,
d~scribed the """,rK d·,n" by tnc ;1\t!mb,~rs t'Jf th" S",~rd o·...p.r ro!cant months
to const)lidatt! t.he d;1\,:tndm¿nts IInJ mdke this II mt'Jre w.>rkllble ordinanc9
· J ~~~~ea ~ar~ 'inemb~"'rš. J Hê~Š3id the C:'"tractors' Licensing BI)ard
recomm.nd,ij dpprov.:.l of the oraln~nc~.
Commisslt)ner Holland referred t.o Suct.ion 1. 3. 3 dnd s~gest:ld th.1t
item be changed t.o .:1110.-1 no permit f.,r """'rK that c·,sts $200 inst1!ad "f
the $100 ract'Jmmenaed. Aftor discussi?n, Mr. Tt'Jwlo! said that the
C·)ncrllct"rs' l..iCi!nSlng 6.)ard woula hay," n,) .,bjðcti"n to chis chanq..
Mr. Ll,'yeJ Z'J¡:1F~ld~, Prt:sldent t'Jf th'J E.l!!ctrical C"ntract"ra "f
'~dp1es, s¡:>.'''t! 1n t'voJr ,)f th~ propr)s~d t'Jrdinc)nce.
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buildin9 Director \o;o"c1c"ck .0510 hI'! had n" ¡.>r"blem ~iith tht: chanqe
in the aml)unt of monvy wher~ permits would be rcyuiraù but. h~ wonaerœd
.if the aul1ðin9 Code Wl)uld bo in c"nfllct. ~1r. CuyltH uid this c"uld
be resolv~d and w:>uld pr~sGnt nt) probl~m.
Mr. Towle resp"nded to II question by Mr. ~umF~lde by explaining
that the n8W ordinanco w:>uld issu~ n journeyman's card, n"t to be
confused with II Competency Card.
Co_i..ioner Pi.tor DOved, ..conded by Comai..ion.r Holland and
carried unani.ou.ly, that the public hearing b. clo..d.
:,r:"',' ',: Co..i..ioner Holland aoved;' ·...è~~d~d··bÿ-é=l.~ion.Jr pr~to~ ~rid
carried unani.ou.ly, that the Ordinanc. a. number.d and .ntitl.d below
be adopted, .ubj.ct to amend.ent of Section 1.3.3 providing for $200
in.tead of $100 r.garding work per~it., and .ntor.d into Ordinanc. Book
No. 211
ORDINANCE 85-42
AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY IN CERTAIN
BUILDIWG TRADES, PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTIONS, LIMITING THE
ISSUANCE or BUILDING PERMITS TO COMPETENT OR EXEMPT
INDIVIDUALS, REQUIRING IDENTIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS,
OEFINIWG THE TRADES FOR WHICH A CERTIFICATE or COMPETENCY IS
REQUIRED, PROVIDING FOR THE DURATION OF A CERTIFICATE or
COMPETENCY, PROVIDNG FOR FEES, PROVIDING FOR A STOP-WORK
ORDER WHERE A CONTRACTOR DOES NOT POSSESS A CIRTIFICATE or
COMPETENCY, PROVIDING AN APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR
CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY, PROVIDING STANDARDS FOR THE
ISSUANCE OR DENIAL OF AN APPLICATION FOR A qERTIFICATE OF
COMPET&NCY, PROVIDING FOR RENEWALS, PROVIDING¡FOR INACTIVE
STATUS, PROVIDING FOR APPROVED EXAMINATIONS, ~ROVIDING rOR
RESTRICTED SPECIALTY LICENSES, PROVIDING FOR AI CONTRACTORS'
LICENSING B~ARD, PROVIDING FOR THE OP£RATING PROCEDURES or
THB CONTRACTORS' LICENSING BOARD, PROVIDING FOR APPEALS FROM
THE CONTRACTORS' LICENSING BOARD, PROVIDING FOR INITIATION
AND ADMINISTRATION OF DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
CONTRACTORS, PROVIDING FOR STANDARDS OF CONDUCT, PROVIDING
FOR PENALTY, CONFLICT, SEVERANCE, REPEAL OF ORDINANCES 78-2,
78-13, 78-54, 78-55, 78-66, 79-02, 8l-7l, 82-78, 83-37 AND AN
E!'FECTIVE DATE.
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RESOLUTION 85-166 RE PETITION FDPO-8S-V-3, SOUTHERN GULF PROPERTIES, RI
AFPROVAL OF A VARIANCE FROM THE MINIMUM BASE FLOOD ELEVATION REQUIRED
Bt FLOOD DAKAGE PREVENTION ORDINANCE AT CHATEAUMERE ROYALE CONDOMINIUM
- ADOPTED
L~g¡)l notice navir.g b~en puhl1sn~d in th~ t<dples Ddly Ì'I"....S I)n
July 2l, 1965, as eVldenc~d by tff1d~vit of Publicatit'Jn filtù with the
Cl~rk, public h~arlng W~~ '1p~n~d to c.,n~laer Pe~ition FDPO-~5-V-3,
f11ed 'ay Soutnt'rn Gulf I-'roportl\:R, r!qucsting 'f.'prollal of a veriðnct:
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AiiÈ;r,,:·f~,~m the minimum baa.. flol)d elavatit)n required by the Fll)l)d D"mage
1f... w1",. Prevent.i"n Orðin,1nCQ at t'hateaum.,re R"yale Cl)ndominlum "n pr.,perty
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':t.i..,:,¡ de.cr1bed liS t'arcel H, Unit 1, Pelican Bay Subdlvlsi"n.
~.,".', P1ann.tr McD<ln1e1 oxplalned t.he request for this vðriDnce is due t"
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~~ foet NUVD ~s r~qulrud. H~ sÐld this rcqu~st in slmil' r t" .,th~rs th&t
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havu boten ·'pproved by tho ¡"'.Hd of C.)unty C"mmlst!i"ncra wh9n thore hÐS
bewn II c~nflict pres~nted by ~h~ St~td rlu~lth Cod~.
Co.-i..ioner Holland moved, ,.conded by Commissioner lias.. and
carrl.d unanimously, that the pUblic hearing be clo.ed.
Commissioner Holland moved, .econded by Commissioner Goodni9ht and
carried unanimously, that Resolution 85-l66 r. Petition FDPO-85-V-3,
Southern Gulf Properties, be adopted.
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RESOLUTION 85-167 RI PETITION V-84-28C, FORREST BARMON, RE A VARIANCE
PROM A-1 -ST- REQUIREMENT or 5 ACRES TO 1.16 ACRES TO CONSTRUCT A
SINGLE PAMILY RESIDENCE ON PART or BLOCK 1, UNIT NO.2, UNRECORDED
SUBDIVISION, KENTUCKYANA ESTATES, OCHOPEE - ADOPTED
Lttga1 Mtlce having bun publ1sh..d.Jn...t;t)&,!'i9..I?¡,....yf)jY....1:j~r' ,~D J I 1111"1 '
July 2l, 1985, as evidenr~d by ~ffidQvit t'Jf Publicati"n fileo with the
Clerk, public tlt>"rin'3 \"<'~ op'!nA(1 1;0 con:;¡lo'!;r Petiti"r. '-i34-2~C, filtlò
by Forrest hcHn,on, requ~sling II Vdrl.'nCf' fr.,m 1,-1 "bT" rtl4uirtoß¡ent of 5
acr~s to 1.1~ ~cr~s to ct'Jns~ruct d slnyl~ fdnily ruS10enCi "n pftrt "f
Block 1, Unit ;"¡o. 2, Unrecord.d ~utJjl,i~ï'1n, K?ntu.:!<.Yélna I::states,
Ocht)p.,¡e, C,,1li~r Ct)unty, Fl·HiC1è.
i'lClnner \',cl\irn Su1.:) tlHS p,~titi0n r>:flrs t', ttJ>' cequirem..:nt rJf ~
8crcs ne4ded t'1 bui1C1 d bin~le f~mily ht'Jm~ in this are~. Shp ~~pl~inva
thdt th.) prrJperty i£ j·)c..t(,,: witllin ¡:h~, tj1,:; CYPP·SJ:i I'r(H;'.HV~'. ::>n<! /I..io
th~ SUbj6ct pl~pirty was 0rigin~]ly ~6rt of 6 laryer pdrc~l until
Mdrch, IS75 ~h')n it w~s Q~LO~0 ~n~ ~0J0, Sµ11Lt1n~ th~ lurqer pdrc.l
and cr<!.:Jl.ing " non-c'Jr¡ft'Jrm1I\y j,')L. ~n~ :::;.da ....n(; Zt'Jning ûrd1rdnc!<
dO'=lpted in íJCL,)!:;..if, 1~-,4 r"gu1reú ;) 1:\ll~imUl;1 '1f 5 ë;crt::;; t/J buile ¿;
single tamily t\t'Jme ir ~n JyriculLur~l jiAtrlc~. She ~xpld1nec t~~t ~r.
!i¿l rlTlt'J!I r,,-,.;ur ;:h6 1';,=,0 ::.h: ¡:: u,¡;(; r': y l! f t" r 1 S ;;. .. no ~ n¡¡. f:Jr/J¡Jt: r t y i ß '111 thi'
priorit.y list fIn t'cguisltl/ln tf) tl1" ¡;i~ c.;ypr"'~s :>rt;S~rVf. Shl said
that ¡;t~ff f'1und nt'J ~1,"rC"llif-' ",..;U.l.S Fl[\(. reC'1i¡"~':!nu¡.; C:",n1d¡.
P"titit'Jn"r r·t'Jrr'.'s~ lI"rm·:H' gavE:! J ~lutðilt'C: history Ilf ~is
invo1v¿m..,nt ...'itl. tn,~ Dui](lln'J .){ LlL r,'n¡:uçkY,1n,~ ::'ujclvis1f):1 ",hicll "",JS
subsðqu~ntly taK~n 0v~r Dy tn~ rea~ral G0vLrnm~nt in th~ cre~tion '=If
the ¡,i g C Y f- r € s !; P r t: S € r v t.. i1~ ¡; ~ i d t II ,") L Ü, ~oI,3 r. <: r 1 i r." R h ¿, n " ~
1 n s :; ò 11 ~ d ...n r e ù i 50 C OJ n n ,~ c t.. d 3 no:.:, d 1 t n oj ug tJ t h.. ,,¡, r K :; t r v i (; e h i.I S t r alII" r s
acrrJss the str<.:r.t uR1ne¡ ttle \..ìt..r 1111'·5 h~ in5::.¿11l'(~, hi: t~¿s bt'en
un,1blt: t'1 nðVl tl (, US;? .)! tnt),..... 1 in.-s f·.,r ..."lE:r trJ hi!' prt'JÎ'erty. He;
'9Xplll1nad 11~ n«s no 1nto>rotl,);) ·11 bu¡l',lng ,)n tÎ1~ II,:: but rn~rt:ly Is
trying to rMc"u? $'1me of his It)søes b~ incr~asin~ the vLlu~ "f his
prl)p~rty.
Mr. E'r.1o J. 1'dgiHgrt.'n, Superinl.endf:ont, big Cyµr>:$s ¡;atlon¡.l
Prtis~rv~, spt)ke ln ~µp~siti"n 01 tnis ~etition citin~ th~ prec€dent
that \ooi(Julo b... H~t f"r the' remoinlng ~!>U p,Hcels yet t" bt' ,'bt.:lnea by
tne fo'eden:ol Governmt:nt, :>63 t)f which cHt' less th..n 5 IIcres. In
resp"nsIit t.., C..,mmiÞsi"~èr hl)llùno, Mr. fðgerqrf-n ~xpl~1ntd that the1Preserve d~~s hav~ t.roiler3 o~ nellrby propr.rty for u~e ot pftr~
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"".,,:;;, .,. ,CQmmi.sioner Hl)llðnd said he h.:ld mixed "motions conc.rrning this
:~~~~p~tltion since the 3i9 Cypross Nàtional r8r~çrve i~ allt)wud to u.~ th~
~,~:·~'·p'rop.uty in .:I way d,¡nhd to "thers.
, ", Mr. H4rm"n Jxphinad that he had at lUðRt $lS,UQO ....:¡rth of fill on
~; th~ pr~p.rty y~t h~ has "nly be~n t'Jff~r~rl $3,50U for the proFdrty.
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Commll')~i~n!r Holland Auggasced an exemption should bQ mad~
considcrin~ Mr. ~armons' cast of fill ,nd tnat water ~nd su~~r i~
aVð11able tt) ~djðc~nt lots.
Mrs. McKh1 said tn.!Jt tnlt petition~r cr,,<stea ðn 1110:lgal lot by
splitting it 3nd øa1ling it oriq1nally.
Commi..ioner Holland moved, seconded by Commis.ioner Ha..e and
carried unanimously, that the public hearing b. clo.ed.
Com.is.ioner Holland moved, .econded by Commi.sioner GoOdnight and
carried 3/2, Commissioners Vo.. and Has.e opposed, that Resolution
85-167 re Petition V~84-28C, Porrest Harmon, be adopted. .
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PETITION V-85-16C, KEVIN STONEBURNER, RS A l5' VARIANCE or THE REQUIRED
SIDI YARD SETBACK or 40' rOR CONVENIENCB STORE WITH GAS PUMPS - DENIED
Legal nacice having been publiMhed in ~hh N~~las Daily ~~wa t)n
JU1V 2l, 1985, as evidencœd bV Affidavit ~f Public~tion filed Hith t~e
Clerk, ~u~lic henring w~s t)p~nda ta consid~r Patiti~n V-~~-l~Ç, filnd
bV ~evln Stanebur~er r~qu~stlng a 15' VðrlJnc~ at thH r~quir~d ~idc
yard s~cb"ci< ')£ 40' for.¡ c")nv..nil'nc~ strJ[~ with '~!lS pu.nps.
Planner McKim stdt~d th3t th~ t'JbjEc~ive IS to build !I c~nv~ni~ncc
St'He \dto C¡da ~um~s, ..ouing tl1"t it is [tHlulreo t'1 mr!..!t tn-r:. sa:n"
d\1vcl')¡:'1tent standards u~ ,)n lIutt'JO!t'Jbi 1,_' s~rvi,"'J scation. She s~atfJd
that in this cas.., tn<? ~rr)f>.Hty is Z'1:1~ù C-5 and thL re:¡uir.~( Ride! yard
Ð~tb~cK (t'J( d convenitncu st'1r~ µlth ~dS pumps i5 40 t.at. Sn~ st~ted
tnðt tht' r')'-Iuir~o .'3iq:~ y,1rd !3etb..ck f')[ ,111 .JtI1~r us.,s in th¿ C-5
dil3trlct 150 2~ t~.,¡t .~nú th~ p~titi')r."r is r.' u~stin'3 ,} II,Hiane'" t')
all')., t.ni:' :;.)nv.)nidne¡, stt'Jr" t·) L:- -':'):1.5tru..;t~CJ \lith d 20 foot S'JtbùCK.
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tih~ nt)t~J th~t nt'J spt-.:ial Clrcumst~nc~ t'Jr ~ hdrJsni? W~~ f')und, dnd
th~r~for~, staff rec,mffi~nds Jlni~J.
I'lr. Jt'J~ òoggs ')f ¿ruc" GrPln 50 A::;5,)ci<.Jt·Js, r~pr"sentln'~ ¡(IiIVln
¡)toIHourn=r, St..t...o to...t :I,¿ si:~ tn..t is pl"nrdo is r.:!.J.ativ~ly n.3rr<')w
in cI)m¡MrisI)11 wIth the fr')ntag," d.).,') Air¡;'1rt :{')òU ¿¡na in t'Jrd\!r to r.1dke
that building c'1mp1y ~ltn tnE r~4ulred SCtb<.JCK.5 tor d ct'Jnlleni~nc~ 9tt'Jr.
.,ith gas pumps, the bull<Jing ·....ould hall'" tt'J b", ..hift.:!d whicn w.)uld
creat\! .. difference in th","p.¡rkin',j ~na [;,~vt:r"ly limit the vi,¡w t)f t.he
gas Fumps. He stDt~d thJt t'Jn! of th~ requlr~mlnts f'1r gas pumps is to
h.Jv~ J Kill s",lt.::h, ddaing tl1.:::: iL ·..nul¡; n·)t (.I.') much '3t'Jl)d t., h.:Jvé! ¿¡
kill switch if tn\! pumps c·)uld n')t be seen .:Ind S')rn~t'Jn<: nad t.) ;¡ctu.dly
run into the builõing to havp. SO,lIèrJnt: thr.)',o/ tl1e s....itch for tl1':.'. pumps.
l1e stdto.:å thac by being able tt'J 5f:e th~ ¡Jumps it wI)uld reduce theft and
.1ól,~JJ'lJ4!mþrð~e t'hr~elílrn""51>pê·å·{äñ'è:'e.'" He not~d that he is rec;uuting
t.hll setbacks dS in tht! c-5 z.)ning. He rep':>rtí!d that tht! prt'Jperty t"
the <Nst is .;¡ used car ù'::al\!rsi1ip dnd thf.:rt! ar" no buildinc¡s that c'lri:!
withln fifty f.:!i:!t St'J there is no impdct t'Jn anotni:!r buildlng by m"ving
c1v~er tl) the proptlrty I1ne.
Commission~r Vt'JSS SLdtl'!d tlldt t·) vi..w th:! pu.nps, tho, bUllc.lin..;¡
c·)uld boa rotated. Mr. !:Ioggs st.1ted that this Wo)uld crt!at'1 more of a
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Mr. ti'.Þ998 indicðt~~ that tnGre ør~ tWt) access p~lnt~ "n ^irport
Roed and one "n Davis Blvd. he nt)ted th~t this building Is bøsicDlly
the same as the other bUildings that have been put up by ~r.
Stoneburner.
Commissioner Høss'l: qu.:sti"ned If thls is a heavy usage of this
property, to which Vlanner McKim stateö that technicølly what is being
proposed can be fit on th~ property and Staff fe~ls that the setback
requirements can also be met. She stateð thar-t~~·ð*'~ri t~~WrrfMtnt.
may have tt) be changed, but the I'1t is ldrge enough t" ¿ccommodate what
they ör~ prt'Jposing.
Mr. B'.Þggs stated th~t in dooit1t'Jn t~ th~ s~rvice statit)~ anc th~
c"nvenience stOlt:, thtHe ~JÍll .::1500 l>d a ç:ar rental.
Comml SSiOIl'H Vt'JI:;S stiJted tllat. it It'Jt'J)o; 1 ikli tht!r£ 18 ~nougn
property if the building~ tre re-orl~ntéd.
Mr. c,,'Jgs I>L<!ttHI thn tnt! t'Jnly wc:y th" buildiny W?,Ücj fit on tnft
property 15 if it wer~ movEd further to the e3st and to~h the pumps
",.,ule not be visibl<: trt'Jr.! tllle buil:,Jinq. Ho;¡ 5tatej thht h,¡ dOf:s n"t
wdnt t~ do t01S b~CdUS. t'Jf sdf~ty fa=~t'Jrd ~itn rfgard to th~ kill
swltch. bd n'1t~c t!I.JL Ln~· pumps n,r,:L th··. ,T.ininum re'iuirt::TI:i!n'~ c)nd th:!
proposed corner location Is tne h0S: ~lac~ t'1r them.
Pl/inner ,.,çKim st"tE-C to.Jt rn'!r,: dl" ,1 c·)uplp. ~f w.'!ys thllt the
problttm c"uld br- sf)!\'2d .'!nc still mCR: tne se;:b(lçk wi tnout cauJdn:; b
hArdship, ",hicn i!> wIlY :>toii 1,., rcc")lnmei'lding à~nl:ll
Coami.~foner Pistor .oved, s~conded by Commissioner Goodnight and
carried unani~ously, that the public hearing be cloaed.
Co.mia.ioner Pistor moved, seconded by Commissioner Goodnight and
carried unanimously, that Petition V-85-l6C be denied.
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RESOLUTION 8S-l68 RE PETITION V-8S-17C, MARK FINGER, AGENT, POR NORMAN
T. SESSIOM, JR., N.J.S. TRUCKING, RE VARIANCE OF l7.47' OF FRONT YARD
SETBACK REQUIREMENT OF 50' - ADOPTED
L~Ydl nOLice ndvln~ Þ~~n ~ublisha~ in the Naplcs L~ily News on
July 21, 1~¿5, ~s 2vioœncec ~y ~ffio~wit of PubllC~tiQn f11~u with tnu
Cler~, ~ubljc h~aring was I)pen~c t" conRi~~r Pptition v-~5-17C, filed
by ""orman '1'. ~~ssit)~, Jr. N.J.S Trucking, r~C uI::Rt1ng ð varl/!nco! of
17.47' ot frf)nt yerd setbacK resuirement of 50'.
Planner I'ICK11n stöted thH thE- obj~ctlvt: f)f this petitit)n is to
build ð 60 x l2U t~ot building ~nd grant ~ lO f"ot /:Iaament to the
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Imm"kaleo ~ater Diøtr1ct. She n"t~a tOat the subjuct pr~PQrty is z"ned
-1- Induatridl, adding thdt th. fr~~t Y4rd ~.tbnck ls 50 fuet. Uho
n"ced that the pr~perty is a corndr lot and therefore, has two fr"nt
yards and t~ side yardll and th:¡ petitit'Jn~c is requ'J:'JtinC) a varianc<I
from ~ne of the frt'Jnt yard 8etbac~s tt'J allt)~ th~ sizu '1f the buildinq
h~ desires t~ be built ana t~ al1.,w him to gr~nt a lO ft'Jot e~s~ment tQ
the Imm"kala\:JNater LJistrict. Sht: S~i1t;td th,J:: cec.Jusa ;u! i!i givin:;¡ cI
lO f'1ot ~3s~munt tt'J th~ Im~)k~]cø ~)t~r District, ~tÐff ~OE5 fino)
h4rd3hlp tor that 10 fe~t th~t ~~ i. giving u~ of hls prt'JpHrty and 111
ruc~mm!noing dppr~vdl '1f th~ varionc~ of 10 £u~L. ~ne stated that the
p..t1ti~n'1r i~ r..!qu"stiny 17.47', ~dcJlng t.h-lt th..! addition"l 7.47' staff
d"i!S nt)t finO /1 .Hr::!';i11fJ ft'J[ c¡n'-l ~h...r"ft'Jre, .it'J n/lt r..Jc,,>mmûnd !3ppr~vlll
.)! thJ aOdlli·)nal frJ,)t,jY'::. :òm, stùt"'d thJt if h~ mùt his srHb.:lcks on
ttH pr"perty at thi~ !-'1int dno m",t t¡¡~ fifty ft'J,'t set;'ä..:k, ;1':! Wo)u1d
"nly btl o1LJl'j tt'J ouilj:. 1.i.2' buil::dng, JiJcing thJt if the 10 f,,"t
S~toack is g'v~n tt'J the 1,d~0køl~. ÄaL~r ~i~crlct, it ~ill rQdU~d the
bu11.:1ing 3:1·)tner .~(J': ,no1 :"'t,¡tt f..:l~; t,"11t nJ, th'1re:f"r..!, h1.ls .1 hardship
oy giving tn",c ....,E:;'ìl?n':. J:1d ",h.?ul:J D;' ;dlo,.¡<!o tt'J ~ncr~.!Icn intr~ th2
Sl.:tbdck ar~a ':)y 10'.\ Sh", .'HCI':.cu thut lf tn\.. po:)tit1,)nf:r has th" 120
f·)·)t buildiny, htO \"),uld ·)nly ..,nc U;J with.. .!2.5' S~tOðck lnnt~.sd t)f a
40' :;;';!tb.3ck.
3h":'.it:,ti!d Cld: wlth,jut ~i!Y c'J:1sider,3ti,)n t'J1' ::ht<
~.!II"?lnQnt, there ,IQUleJ stlll Ul ð 7.47' ·JJrl,;nc·! r",~u1r'.a.
."Ir. :....JrJ( Fin':J"[ "~f I;'¡f-J.~)i ::.t",,,1 pr,,>duc::5, rtopr",l')t!ntlng tilr
t-I~til:ion9r, st..lt'J~ cn..t h~ '':,In builQ iJ builr¡ing ÕO Ee!!c wid« by ll2
feo/t l.)ng by putti:1g it on the ti.!xlstlnq ¡.:rQf.'"rty 1In!!, ,¡(~ding that thd
Qwntr \/Qul J 1 iXe! t'1 ::>u ¡ 1\.1 'c) 12(; f·,.)t bu i lairq, hrJ·,;'!vdr. He stated that
the Immt)k~lQ9 ~'':.\Jr Oi~trict would lik~ tQ nav~ an ð~sement goi~g
tnr·,ugh thf' ¡Jrop.~rty s·) tney '.tn rUi! th" "'~lc,r 11n"5 f~r thl> n'tw watur
systl"m. He stc1té!d that the dOj,)ining pit!ce t'Jf property is t'Jwn.~d by the
~tlJtf! ano tnereì·)re, th'1 lmn;.)köl~.. ',,'I tpr ¡,,;i¡;trict Io't)uld like to have!
the lO f""t t:!Clsemcnt ·)n his pr·)perty instead ,,1' having tl) g'1 thr~ugh
r.ll.v1n .J. I L'I L \ ~._t.1i"'W"''''''''''''''''''''''''''''·'''·' ,.,- r , . '.
tne 5f~te tor an eaSdment. H~ stat¿d that ho d~~s not mind giving tha
lO fut up, but hI'! .,.,ul{~ like tt'J bullc; tn'! 120 foo:: building. He
stated t.!Ht thti.!re is nt'J ·)no.: bchina th;! rr~I-'!rty, aoolng th.Jt to~rc Is II
canal there Clnd th~ pi1v~d rt'J,2J th.Jt is lr)C;.JLeû t.ller;! IS us.,d very
1 ittlot an.:l tt1~ rest i:> ul'·;~"\I;!lop,,(1 pr'1Í'ùrty. ,it: stat::!d th&t hot I,ants
t~ buila d small ~fficð building. rt~ n<1t.o that h. is willlng to give
u~ t.O~ daSumdnt anu still ffidintJ1n 1t.
Commlssionør GO'1onlght sC.!ltdd th~t tn~ County i~ in nugt'Jtl~t.i~ns
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. .wlth the IromQkale~ ~at~r ðnd 5ewer District, which is an independent
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district., tl) put en extra wlltt.tr tank. ot thu Ai rP'1rt 51) that the
~r.a.ure can be incr....d 1uring the seüson in the ar~b wh.r~ tha
packing h~~so. ar.. Sh~ Itated th~t th~ Imm~kdlee Wat~r DlslricL ia
a.klnq for a lO f"ot easem.nc s" that the syst.m can be run through the
property. She stat~d that sh~ look~d at tho pr"perty and this building
would be on a8S~t. to che areð.
C"mmissloner Plator stal~d that sI)me t)f th/:l truck~rs would be
parking their trucks there or beside the building.~CO~miaa1on.{ m
Goodnight indicitted that th~ pi:1vec r"ad 1s n"t lärge uno ugh for a
trbctor trallltr.
cornmi~sioner Voss St~l~d th~t Staff hbs ino1cðteå they are willing
to giv~ th~ lO foot ~~sem~nt, bul 1f tn~ eÐRem~nt. w~r~ nt)t th~re, a 120
fool ouilding eQuId nt)t be built thèr~.
Mr. f1ng~r slated th¿t Ill, is t.rying er) w~t:k wlth the Cr"unty by
~ivlng them the lC f00t ~ðfi~m~nt.
C(¡mmu;.o;i.,n':H V(JSS stëlt"c; tb;:¡t G'~dff 1& [t!c.:¡n; n~nd1n'J thee a lC fl)Qt
vdriance b~ grdnt~n ~nicn is whdt is btin~ glv~n up in th~ WdY of an
ota8O/mant, but. if that ",f,semt!nl \-J.îfi nt'Jl invt'Jlv.:a, the builainq ct'JulC1 n"t
be buil t.
Mr. FUiger btf,tcü ~nDt ::h( '!th"r "/.1,7' is tl) m,~ke tn.;. bul1clin<;
more feaslblE to build and it is ~ metter .,f pconomics.
in ilnsw<:r trJ CrJml"is:.it'J:I",r HassI:! r('g<,rdlng making thlt bL1lld!ng
widtH, /'Ir. ~'lngn st,¡..,t'.!:J t:PJt If tllðt wag .;::.)n'_1 th", r~rking w·)ulJ bit
cut c.)·..n.
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COMmissioner h~lldna stdtl~ th6t COMmi~sl~ner Plstor's conC6rn W~~
that tn... 32 tt:èt ·)n th''; S·)utLl sidt .,t ~nL: ~r'1t-"Hty ",,)uld Do: use::! f~r
perkln':). Mr. fingc;r ir.dicéttt:-G tn;;t t;115 wr,ulC: be t qrdr;s~j (,r/:l6 ane:
would nt)t o~ used f"r p~rklng.
Comel..ioner Holland ~ved, .econded by Commi.sloner Pl.tor and
carried unanlaoualy, that the public hearing be closed.
Commi..ioner Gaodnight moved, seconded by Commi.sioner Holland and
carried 4/1, (Co.missloner Plstor opposed), that Resolution 85-168 re
Petition V-85-l7C, Mark Finger, Agent, for Norman T. Se..ion, Jr.
N.J.S. Truckln9, requ..tln9 a variance of 17.47' of a front yard
..tback requlre.ent of 50 feet be adopted.
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TO BRBef A SIGN - ADOPTED
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Legal noticù having be.n published 1n the Nc)ples D~ily N~ws on
July 2l, l!l85, as evidenced by Affidavit t)f pUbl1cati"n filed with thu
Clerk, public nearing was openoa to consider Petition V-aS-laC, filed
by Richard aarthol"m~w, representing NaplEs Christian Cnurch,
requut1ng a lO foot vðriance t)f a..~.~.q~.i.r.~..~...~~!.o,t)~ f.~o~,;.~ar.d ~Q;'-bac~, Jl IIINJ
tl) erect a sign.
Planner r~Kim stated th~t thd "bjective "f this p~tltion is to
locðtc the n~w church sign five f~£t fr'1m the frt)nt prt'Jperty lino. She
notvd t03t lne SUDj~:ct ¡..rt'Jí,l.:rly 16 zt)n~c} k5~-1 anj th.. sl<.Jn 1s requirecl
t" hðve d 15 fOt'Jt front yaro s~t~acK. bh~ indic~tad that the pr"p~rty
has c semi-circ;u1~r arivÐwöy anc it is b~tw~~n_thls crlv~wðY ~nd thÐ
road that th~ church ~ish~s t'1 loc~tc th~ sign. Snc reported chat a 10
inch d1ametf.:r trdd lS ~JS") l'1cr,tt;.] ..iulln thlS art,,¡, wt.ich tne church
.",.,ulC: l1Kc t') SdVd. ~nE n·)t¡.,c tlidt t:¡o.!Y ft'·)ulC: 11K':.' tt'J have tht: sign
mort! visibl~ in rel"tion t,t'J tlo~ tree, ac;~!iny tnol ~tdt! die" not flnj
any nllrasnip ,)r 51'..cièl ClrCU;1\~tllr.c" ",nc., tner~lJJr"!. r,H:olllm(,·nds òt:n1111.
CrJIII1!11SSIOn'H ¡'ISt'Jf !;;[rlt.t!.:J tl:.,L i~ to': sign ',;;",5 /T'ov,::I to tn. ,",ide
a lit:tl~, it .....Juio I.>¿ m·)r¿ vlsibl"" .:Iooing t/lilt ....It.'')ut glving the
vt.riancE' It 15 P')SlIltJlL t,t'J Jnt'Jvt.: th,< 5iC;r. t'J :. ::iiffert.'n:. ~l¿;c'!'
I'lr. ¡Üct¡¡..rc bðrt;¡rJl'1:!1j",. r~~rf'!'':)r,ti;1J "d!ÛrS ChriF,r,i3n Cnurch,
stClted tndt i1 no, C'1n\I,ll!:s wiln tne ¡nnir,,; at ¿, l~ !>~tD.;¡ck, h.,. .,rJula
bo! 2-1/2' int·) th" se,ni-clrcl..> '11 tn.' :Jriv~'¡ðY (In-.:, th'Ht:1I)rp., he ....t'Juld
like to movÍI t/,..- sign tor",.; ta r..",.;, r'.: trIo:! 8tr"..t.. h~ s¡;"t..li :h..t dt tnrl
five f·)ot setCClcK it '..,)ulo .).: vi:,i:)H trt'J;¡; lht:! n'Hth <!nc ,Hi:) lht, ¡sr)uth,
ana ðt ðn ~ f00t detb~cK, it coulc b~ S~t·n from ~oth óir~ctlons if th.
tr.lte is trlmm,.:o, rJth..rWl!'t' tll.., tr'~o:- w·)ulc hðV-:! trJ b(, dist:r·)yad. H~
statoia that if it w::s !Tit'Jv,,(1 t.) ·)n" <;1c." t'Jr tr.o:: rJt.n"!r, lt ct'Juld "nly be.:
sl:'en fr".,! 1)11" cir.-ctlt'Jn.
Ct'Jmh,isl>it'Jn·,r \¡·)SS 'Ju<:sti.)ntc. hr", hlgt, th~ I>ign j~, tt'J ..nich !"Ir.
ollrtholt'JIO.~"" St<1t".;; tinl it w"'~ ,/-I/;t, t/ '!t.
c"m:oilis1t'Jn':!r \¡·)SS yU"~SL1rJlI<';U 1f tn" branch.,s .,f thl trut CI)ß,d dl)\In
that 10...., to which ~r. ~drtholomr. r~pli~J rlflir~~llv~ly.
PlëlOnt:r MChlm ¡.;r~sLntt.:a sonUi µicturi..s of tne church crea which
indicdlud thM glOner"l It'Jcðlil)n of tn~ existing tret' ¡¡nd sign.
Commissioner Voss stdt~d th~t lhu palrntlttt'J that is neür th~ trvd
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1. th. probl~m ~nd n~t tn. pine trsft. He nl)tud that the p~lm~tto tre8
, could be trimmcad.
C~mmlssi"n~r Ht)lland qu~sti"n~d if 3 feot Wt)uld b~ .atisf~ct~ry,
to which ~r. Barth~l~m~w taplled affitmativ~!y.
Comai..ioner Holland ~ved, .econded by co..i.sioner Pi.tor and
carried unanlaou.ly, that the public hearing be clo.ed.
In ðnswar to Comm1ssionar pistt)r, Pl~nnar McKim ßtðt~d that the
C"unty is fac~ò witn J tr~do-off w1ch rcfer~nce t" qr!nc1nq a v~riance
9t sav1nq tho! pin!! troe, ¿¡uding that this 15 up to t~111 C·)'tIm19Si.,n. ~h-!
indic.tad tha: this c0u11 be cQns1dcrdd ~ hclrdship ~nd it is usu~lly
requastad th~t tre~s O~ saveo if p"s&lbl~.
Commi..ioner Holland moved, .econded by Commis.ioner Goodnight and
carried unanimously, that Petltion V-aS-laC, Richard Bartholomew,
Haple. Chri.tian Church, requesting a 10' variance of the required 15'
front yard .etback to erect a si9n be reduced to 7' and that Re.olution
85-169 be adopted.
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¥.: '-it:,. 3' VARIANCE or THE 30' REAR YARD SETBACK REQUIREMENT - ADOPTED
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Legal notice having been published in th~ Napl~s ~~ily N~ws on
July 2l, 1905, a. evidenced by Affidavit of ~ublication flloo with ~h~
Clerk, public hearing wes "p~ned t" cl)nsider Petit.i"n V-S5-1~C, Ortho
ani) Gertrude Mays requesting a 3' v.Hi¿;¡nce of the 30' rE¿;¡r yt.rd setback
requirement in Imml')kalee. '."<d' ,..';.........,"...~-- ' II "_J~
Plann~r McKim statl>d thet the "bjectivc t'Jf this pH tl"nis tl)
buila ~ l2' x 20' ¿;¡uditi"n to ün existing h'1use. She nt'Jt~d that thu
subjec~ prop.Hty is zrJned RMf·-G, which rltqulrcs ð 30 f'1rJt r..~r yare!
setback ana tne prt)posfd adalti,," n~s been built ~ith no p~rmit but is
not completeo y~t. ~n~ r~portca that tn~ ¿udltion ~ncroacn~s 1ntt) th~
required setback by J t~ct. Sh~ st~t~D that t~er~ is nt) hardShip t"
9rant a v"riance t;~C"pt tt;:lt the building dl)ê'S exist {¡nd, tneref·:>rt,
Staff is r~ct)mmenaing a~ni~l.
Commission~r ~I)~dnignt Stðt~G tnat tn~ prt'Jb¡~m iz the l~ck of
knowing wh..lL is going t'Jn, ':''.J:lin':] th..t ~n<. rE.3S,)n th..:: tht' 3cèlti"n ~"'s
built was bt.'CdUS<! r.r. ~ViYb ;:,)ul(' r,'Jt us'', th·~ rCfltrr>'lITt lr, ::.ne nt'Jus(.
becausÐ it 15 It'JO sm~11 dn~ he is ~ic~ ~nc n~L~S ~ 1~r1pr rO'1m. bna
stated tnl!t tnis it; è.n rJlu s';ctirJn '1f V,..n /J,,':; th,: .>JCltl'1f. \1"'S ",du;,::!
on t" the back t'Jf the h~~sc. ~h~ St~tbJ tnclt n0 0nu 1n th~ ar~t
I)bjltcts tl) it.
In anSWdr (I) Ct)r.-,¡nisslt'Jn"r h¿;ss..., Plannt'r ~'C¡';lm St"t..c ';t'..1t. t.lI:!
additi"n is n"t comFl~t~a ~no It will ndV~ t.o U~ ouilt dccarulng to
c"de wh~n it 15 lnsp~CtbC.
Commissioner Piator moved, seconded by Commissioner Hass. and
carried unaniaously, that the public hearing be closed.
Co.-i.sioner Pistor moved, seconded by Commissioner Goodnight and
carried unaniaously, that Resolution 85-l70 re Petition V-85-19C, Ortho
and Gertrude Mays, requesting a 3' variance of the 30' rear yard
.etback requirement be adopted.
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MASTER PLAM TO REMAIN AS PRESENTED FOR THE MARCO ISLAND COMMUNITY PARK
BUT TO BI RETURNID TO PARKS , RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD TO PRIORITIZI
ITIMS AND TO BRING BACK TO THI ace IN TWO WEEKS
Public Services Þ-dministréJtt)[' N"rt.l)n at.Heo that fo11t)'II1n9 the
d~f~~t of the ~~rcl) Islane Ct)mmunity PJrk r~ffr~ndum, th~ sub-committee
met and vot~d unanimously It'J r~Ct)m~~nd dis~pp['l)vðl of th~ existln9
m~~ter pl~n it)r th~ p~rk ~n~ tl) ql) t~ tnQ P~rK~ & H~cr~ðt1t)n Advis~ry
1);).1 rd and r ..cr~l11mel1d tll;. t thClY rt?co):nlTò·mJ tt'J t:h. I3Cc ~ n.:. t tì,.] ra b!/ .:: new
mallt.cr ¡.>lan jofv~lt'Jpl'd f,,[' lh'~ p..,rK .siL'". :1" st;;t.":'1 tn3l this is
,sl!Ientially \~h~t ':>t"tf is r·~ç')mi1~r.C:lnJ.
Th~ fl)ll~~jnq pLo~l~ $µ~k~ In t~vor o)t ~ mHM~er Finn, citin~ tnu
nee:) for ,,¡ (.:.)mmullity f.l.~rk \Y1C.~I·)ut "ny Curt~cr d.ddY; Lhl! ne¡.¡(J f'1r ,1 t"t
lo:, cl)mmJnit.y c~nt~rls~f0ly ç~nt~r, ~ctivici~s t0r dll ~ge gr?u~s, and
a cov~red r~cradti?nal fdClI1:Y:
¡<,jr"n Yu.>k~lti,'i, ri.!¡..r",~,'nting tno! """tn,!!!> ·)f :'\arcr) :lub, pro·ßentec!
d petlt10n ~ltn 125 slgnatures ur~in~ the Cl)m~issi~n~['s to ~rl)creo with
tn~ ~XiRtlng Magt~r ~l~n.
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K'!t.ny .jt dr.k PI) I) 1 ~
:>t,..¡t.!\nl';nt .')f kL:hllr::1 ¡ ,~tJ,:riin rc,1d by '1r. T')la C"lfu"
¡ojr. 1. 1::. I:.vi'lns inLiicdt~d chat tih; pörK Hit~ ,>h·)uld bot 9rdded
Clnd ')r.Jsst!d 0nd tn" ,Jlt.ct; "n;;l."::""'"
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In anSWdr t.) ~t'J;r,missl')~"[ V·.,~;¡". ,':r. P',"'K I)f ·..,ils,)n, I~ill~r,
ððr;:')n, .jt'Jll .. P,J"k, lnc., st,lt.r,' tOde t:"¡,! "vf.:rag~ ~levatlt'Jn of the
park site grl)und IS 7 teet Ib0V~ 5~a l~v~l.
Commiäsl~ner V'1ss ßtðt~= that ~ht!r~ ~~ß m~nti0n '1f ~dking i
snL1t*r tor ð hurricane nn ~nd p~rk slte, acalng thjt tn," prt'JÞlem is
that if th~rd is a nurrl=~~e ther~ will ~e II surge of 3t least 10 feet
ana ",ith ~ six f"ot '''",VI:, it ¡.µ)uld ,TIdkd 1$ f"t?t which ;:It an¡.¡ th'.lt tha
buildln9 ~)ulò have to b'· huilt lLJ t·~~t In :h~ .:dr 1:1 .)rdèr t.) h, ve IIny
tY~d of sdfuty f~ctt'Jr. H~ st~t~d rn0t rid (I.ls that th~ t'Jnly safety
fact.o C ()n .':<1 re" 1 s 1..lnc1 1:.. d VC) cu., t i·) n.
Mr. P~vk indicattjo thJt a ~aintt nance building wll1 bt! needed and
II r ~ç '~~~lIQ4Y.l_~.bft.,built, on pilings, which will be morE) expensive.
Parks & Recreatio:1 Director V~ndtt~ ctjfcrred tl) the existing
I'Iast~r Plan, ~dding that th,} Parks & Rec['~atlt)n Adviso)ry òoard and the
sub-c"mmitt~e has rccl)mm~nded that tne 20,000 s~uar~ fot'Jt civic cencer
b~ taKen t)ut and tn3t the arJlnage ditch nl)t b~ clos2d at this lime
wnich ~uld .'3ave an dooitit'JnJl $lOG,oOO. He) stat':!d that thi) tl)tßl ,>ite
dðvvlo¡:xnent E'stimate is :'>J7J,GOO and tnf:! remainins facilitlcs worf:! th;:·n
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listed ,is in the t'..,sur Plan, less the civic ct!nUr. lit: stated thl.lt .v.'
triad to .der.s. the idea ~f a bigger ßqutr~ ft)~t~ge multi-purp"se
4ndooJ facility, noting th~t th~re could be threQ t)ptlons, "ne at 3,500
square feG~, on& at 5,000 square feet, and "ne at 7,000 square feet.
he noted that ell t.he facilitids, using the 3,500 squðre f""t building
pIus $373,000 worth ,)t slte d\!velt)pnent, como1S tt) II total of $l,03l,500
which i8 a shortfall "f $3l,500. He st.ated that with the 5,000 square
foot b~ilùing the total ~Ju1d b6 $1,144,000 with ð sht)rtfall of
$144,000. He statt/d that on t~~,..~,~.?0,~~~u~r.Ia",~~~.~.~U11dT~~9' iT ~ullùJI tIJf'
be $525,000 for the ~nt1re fðcil1ly with a total b~i~g $1,294,000 "r a
$294,000 sht)rtfall. "'" nott:d that this is tht:! proble:n h", 1s d·u;ling
with.
In ðn5w...r to C~;nm1s~il)l,'_r rhUU(;, ~\r. I',,(k st.Jtcd Ü,ilt t.h'! purpos"
of th~ drainag'" ditch is for the storm wÐter retentit)n for Unit 25
which lie!:> nt)rLh 1)£ In'.! sit.ti. ~¡,:. stütUI that tne b"ttt)m width of the
ditch is approximatcly 3~ f;)·.'t, tr¡~ sic (, slopt!s ar3 :J to 1 and the t~p
width is ?i~t'Jut :. S t e.:t ilI1"; it triJnsf:J"rtl> tr¡o,: ,I/J ter frt'Jm Urll t 25 whictl
ct)mes uno",r the stre':: o.,...n :t'J th·? n,d1n :J0<1Y r,f tÌlt; Ibkf:. tIe nt)led
that. the futurd .i·)uld tJ.- to put ã ::;·')u;'le rur. "f ct'J!lcret., pi¡:.<: fro:n the
st.r~£t to the lðK~ dnd cover it t)vur t~ utilizr th~ 3[t'Juna on top ~s ~
p~rking are~ ~n' QP~n pldY ~r~n. ~r. ~Hek st~tea tn~t h1s recommen-
dation tor a mulLi-pur~os~ lnG~0r fdcilicy iß b mlni~u~ t)f 5,000 square
fblitt. h~ oescrib~d tn~ l~Yt)ut of the ~xiSting M¿st~~ Pl~n ~ith t.ne
facilitius tnot dr~ t.t) ~~ incl~a~u, noting th~t the ~ctive pl~Y·br/:lc
w~uld oe on tta. Wt!st an.:: tne !lUltl-.,uriJ"s~ inc;rJ,'Jr fa;ility 0:-: th~ I!dSt.
~ommissioner Pistt'Jr stut~j that it õppadrs tnat ~lmt'Jst ~verything
t2XCð¡:¡t tt'Jr tht: c.:.:nmun1ty cent. r õn-.: 1:.11..: 5wir.,::liny ¡:..ool ct'Jula b", built,
noting tllõt if tn" [cft:r~ndum :1,:d p';:5~.'d, ,,~2.1 .:Iilli~n cOlllmunity
Cl:nlt:r crJuld hdv,' o(;",n lJuilt ull'; tr,~ 1='",0; \o'·)ulc; h,:':"l; been lhlsic.:Illy
complet:!c.. ~::: stal:.E:ú th¿.¡; if th..:: ~,,'.¡ster 1'.1;:,n r~.nr.ins .IS Hi, tile Pcrks
& R..creät1on I\c;vist'Jry bo:...rd cr,:..la f,ri..,ritizt;. tn~ iLems th.:¡t ,,¡re in lI,~
plan in or(Jer t·) C'h.'cioe wnicn itL'ms s:vJulc D·? !::>uilt tirst, Gep'~nciing on
ho~ f~r t.h~ ~0npy yo~s.
Comß,lssi)n'.:r V,)SS Sl';'Luj tnat it n.:eos to ~e d'~.:1o"d if the
C:ommissit)n g(H:S <.J1l~c.lC witll thé' t.;xistin':J ~.ðster ¡.oldn dS t'Jutlin",j or n"t..
Mr. t~rb S~~~ge, rn",m~er of ~n€ sub-ct'Jmmitt~3, Stdtea that th~re
are ¡nixed f...el1nq!'l 0111> tt) tht· s~u¡¡ru ft'Jotllgc ·)f th.. mult.i-purpt)s& indol)r
facility. h" stðted tn"t if this building WtlS ehvo1teu, tIll.: gr"und
level unatirne~th ttat builainq ct)uld dlso bd utilized for r~cre¿tion
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'purpos... K. stated that the t"t l~t and th~ basketball was cl)nsidered
tl) be . high pri"rlty it4fm .s w..ll dS the lnult1-purpl)u build1nlH the
.ub-commlLt.~ was str~ng in the idða of n~t filling in the ditch at
this tim~1 that tn~ footbðll field should bo a full giz~ f~"tball field
and that th~ maintenanc~ building is also ~ n~cessity. H~ st3t~d that
the numb~r of facilitlas ðrou~j th~ l~k~Dld~ could b~ bu11t an ~hQ
m"n~y 15 aVðilðbl~.
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,"Ir. ~mil'~ly, ~L:.rc.) 1s1<ln::1 rJr.io,:rot, indico1t·"à t.JJl!t t~h:r~ 8h·)uld b..
a 920d~sic ~uiloing ~n1cn would C0~t l~~R tq build And l~~s tt)
mðintðln. M~ s:~t~,j thaL th~ øwl~ming pt'J~lD ~n1 fo~tb~il fitJ~s ~r~
not. n~edua, Out ~ fJn~ libr~ry l~.
~Ir. P'dl! (' inaicc)t~<J tlldl this tYI)" of building W<1ulc: be vf>ry
~xp!n81Yd with r~f~r~nc~ to dir ct)ndltionlng It.
Comaissioner Pistor aoved, seconded by Commissioner Ha..e and
carried unani.ously, that the existing Master Plan for the M~~co Island
Co..unity Park remain a. i., but that it be .ent back to the Parke'
Recreation Advisory Board to prioritize the facilities and to return to
the BCC with said list in two weeks 80 that it can 90 out for bid.
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REQUEST BY SHELTER ISLAND POR REFUND OF IMPACT FEES - PETITIONER NOT
PRESENT (NO DISCUSSION)
<.:ounty ;>¡.;;,n>C t!r LIJsk indicdt!:(J tn)t t'H! rl!::.:lV':C .J rt\;:mt) fr~r.\ Mr.
Ch.Jrlss I.. ~è1um""y r"yUJsung tl1d~ ...tJt:lt\H !5L1nd recldvli a refund of
t:h~ir imp¿ct I:ees. tip. n'Jt..c.J thaL hi~ secl.,¡tûry E·~nt ¡¡ lctt..r
Indic~t1nq that tn~ it~m ~)uld be placrld t'Jn tn~ bqend~ ft'Jr this date
and that Mr. Shu.nw3Y's ¡H..!st!n::!! Wc1S r·~4u,·st·:d.
Co.mi..ioner Voss indicated thet there was no one pre.ent to
dl.cu.. the .atter, therefore, it would have to be placed on another
aqenda if reque.ted again.
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PUBLIC HEARING DATES OF 9/5/85, AT 7100 P.M. BEFORE THE CAPC AND
9/23/85 AT 7s00 P.M. BEFORE THE BCC RE FINAL ADOPTION OF THE BIG
CYPRESS AREA OF CRITICAL STATE CONCERN ELEMENT OF THE COMPREBEHSIV!
PLAN - APPROVED
I'Is. ~ri:>¡¡r.;¡ C;¡cchltJn.., :>t.1ff I'lélnn':-r, atato::.j t.hat our1ng the 1933
leqisl~tivtI $otssiQn, Ch,1n;¡,¡>s WIH", maJ" which rofyuir'!d thlit C·)unty tQ
dd~pt ~ big Cy~r~$S Ar.3 I)f Crlticðl St~t~ CtJnc~rn ~lemcnt as part ~f
thl;tlr co¡nf)f!:h(:n~I'¡'l p13n an1 that t.h1s ¡;.lan be appr"vi!d ::>y tho
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,~'í.,.,>.·D.partm.nt of Co)mmunity Affairs. bhv n"ted toat.
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::,),': ,pupa red and the Collier C"unty Plllnn1nq Agency hða hwld II public
, ", :hearing And it tHIS been reviewed by tho btate DillfJ.Htment. "f C"rr,munity
Affair~ and the R.~i"nal Planning C"unc11, adding th,t it i. now ready
for final publlc hearings f"r adoption. She st~ted th~~ Staff is
requesting that t~ avening public hearings be held, t.h~ first which
will b41 heard by the Collier <.:"unty Pll!lnn1ng'Agency on Sept~mber 5,
1985, at 7:00 P.M. and the socond to b~ heard by th~ BCC on SQPt~mber
24, 1985, at 7100 P.M.
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C"mm1ssioner Got'Jdnight indicated that she cann~t mÐke Tuesday
evening mect1n~s, thcref"ra, the gtin~rðl cl)ns£nsus WðS to have the
moeting on ~eptembur 23, lye5. at 7:00 P.~.
Co.-i.sioner pistor .oved, seconded by Comm~.sioner H¡lland and
carried unanimously, that the public hearing dateø of September 5,
1985, at 7s00 P.M. before the CCPA and September 23, 1985, at 7s00 P.M.
before the BCC regarding the adoption of the Big Cypress Area of
Critical State Concern Element of the Comprehensive Plan be approved.
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PETITION TR-84-l8C, KARL VANWIE, RE FINAL THREE MONTH EXTENSION FOR
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMIT, GOLDEN GATE ESTATES - APPROVED. PETITIONER
TO BE NOTIFIED TO REMOVE SAID MOBILE HOME WHEN SAID PERMIT EXPIRES.
C<Jmmissit'Jn,H l iSt.'lL St",I..,;{:. til"'t. the tt;&nt"Jr"ry p.~l" insp-.:cti-:J11 WlIS
m.Jdt; .)1'\ h'lrch 12, 19",5, ilrlc. nrJt;ling ~ls'" h¿i> be..n c1"~t:.
û",put,y r.si>ist-¡nt C,)unt.y :',,,nü':It:r dr:.ng!.cclo :.tdt.~d tb,;t th,.¡"
p"tlt.ioncr ndS 61yr,c:C1!J ('f)ntr;,C't ....itl~ Jlr.\ ".;ll..,.·r t!f):II,';" II'Jt:.in'J tllP-t tone
h"m" sh'Juld bt; r~aJy witoin Ul': :3 rlonti, p.Hlt'Jd thlll ¡,1r. Vi:o-..1Í¡¡ st:.ill
has.
(,;t),n¡..lSi>l-:.n"r eistrJt .n'::lctL,,(J Lt.:,\.. U::: ¡.¡r,;vit'Ju:, :xt,,,nr:;lrJII \:xpir~d
"n J u 1 Y ;¡, 1 9 ~ ~ :;¡ n . j, tt, E: r l f rJ r ", t rj is" X t iHI S i ,H. 10 i 11 I, ;( P i r ~ t'J n llC ll) b c r
3, ,lS¡;!j, ...hle;, is It:Sf, :nalì .~ ",,):11:.01> lr.)a, :1t'J,;.
C"n,mi"¡sit'Jn.,, <.orJC¡l1ynt st.>tf'U tiJut to>: sa'i!'; I..r.in,1 sh'luld be do:'n(:
wi t.h tins p"rmi t .,50 Ioi tr. UI'.;' .)Lh'. r5, 11,1ting tlut wn"n ,>I'..yt'Jn~ g"t.s t.hui r
lö9t t.hr..H: m'll1tll o:xt~rd>1t)n, ttJ"y s:,'H.;IJ 1.Jt1 m"i.~ù d c(·rtifi"c.. l"tt~r
indiclIt.lng Lht'L Lt,\.; '.;I"i1-.:r !,,; "X¡"fct~,(j t') b~ :nt)v,,::: ,:L trio; t'''Id "f trt':
thr¥~ m"ntn tlmd.
Coaaissioner Has.e ~ved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor and
carried 4/0, (Co.missioner Holland out of the room) that Petition
TR-84-18C, larl Vanwie, requ..tin9 the ..cond and final three aonth
exten.ion of a temporary reaidence permit to utliae a mobile home on
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the 1180', Tract 67, Unit 25, Golden Gate Estate. be approved and the
petitioner be notified that .aid .oblle home will have to be aoved fro.
the property when the permit expire..
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PITITIOM TR-B4-22C, PRED L. ~IGHT, RE FINAL THREE MONTH EXTENSION rOR
TEMPORARY RESIDENCI PIRMIT, GOLDEN GATE ESTATES - APPROVED. PETITIONER
TO BE NOTIFIED TO REMOVE SAID TRAVEL TRAILER WHEN SAID PERMIT EXPIRIS.
C<1mlOibsi'::In~r PistrJr inoicctt\!d tho¡¡; I'lr. Kl,;¡nt'l> LJl:;t ins¡1i!ct.ion wall
.I t.unµt)rctry rJ.)l~ in:;;)l';cti,m rJn "'JY 1'7,19:1<;, ;;,dr¡inq to"t. t.r~~ s'Jm-: t;t11ng
5ht)ul~ be d~ne wi!;n this µ~titit'Jn ~s ~it.h th~ pr~vio~s ~nd.
Commissioner Hasse moved, seconded by Commissioner pistor and
carried 4/0, (Commissioner Holland out of the room) that Petition
TR-84-22C, Fred L. Kight, requesting second and final three month
extension for a temporary residence permit for a travel trailer on the
SlSO', Tract 65, Unit 14, Golden Gate Eatate. be approved and the
petitioner to be notified to remove said travel trailer when said
permit expires.
Item 128
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS BY C.M.C. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TO SEGMENTS or
DESOTO BOULEVARD AND GOLDEN GATE BOULEVARD - APPROVED
rr¡::r.spt)r::'3tl.)n I.; I r~ct'Jr ...rcnib,:ld se·: t.~(J t.n.)t o:h1s It:;:m oJa1s .....ith
tnu r..:c"n<;tru.:t.ing Jnd ,hiving ·)f J.:~::i,)t·) ðr)ul,,¡vðrd fr0!T, A111'3c)trH All.lY
t<1 ",)lo"n (,ì",t·. ¡;J.)ul.··Vilrc;. ¡., n,)t':!a thJt d ::·1ilLr"C!.t'Jr is :::urr·.~ntly
"",,,rKing ;tnd ro!stt'Jrln'J t"Jrt.it'Jns ·:.t t~I(~ [t'J¡ d t:v,t hd'J'.1 bc!en d.,,".qed in
hauling mdt,Hlctls t;'J tll·~ 1"or(,] rl!St 'frelck. He n·)tud that. whun his ....)rk
is c~mpl~tad t;here may be ðn9 Aegm~nt of UeS~tt'J ~~ulavðrd, immediately
sI)uth .)f G·)lden (,¡t" l:-t':>ul"'J,jro, t.ut rr,,'y b" left u:'\¡;dvoòd Dl'C;.USQ th3t
s~gmllnt t'Jt =.I)"! (t'Ja:¡ ",...5 :,\.,t pé!Vf!j hl'ft)rc~ th~ [J[t'Jj·,ct stdrtt!d. HI!!
sLat3d tn..Jt tt) 3ssuru that th9 !0",~ lS not lefL .iLh t'Jn~ s~~m~nt
unpave:J, t.,'J Ct)ll1~r Ct¡[jj·?réH;10n h':ls sug:.J'!~tP'j thõt the (;rJunty ct'Jnsider
dtl.tlng S<1mu t)f their rllpðving '~rk at th~ st'J~th ~nd ~f D~S<1~"
'. "If 8'->(1fp~afð anã'11ië-th'at-'nióney t" b~' put against the r"ad ct)nstructi"n
wt)rK at t.h~ nl)rth t!nd. h~ Rtated that wlth the m<1n~y that th~y wil1
put lnt." th't s~g~Gnt. of thi rt'Jad and wlth th~ m.,n~y thdt th~ C~unty
w11l put lnt" it, it Wt?uld bp. 3ssur!'d thdt tlb! entire length ~f D~S"t"
lj"ul~v.Hd h.)m Gt'JI~~n Giltt! b.)~lt'vllrrj t" l'.1l1.Jðtor All~y .......>uld bit "ither
rt!surf~ced, naVF no pðvøm~nt on it, 0[ be pnvdd and still be in fair
!l1I.'¡.¡e. H~ nt'Jt.'(j tt./Jt. thert! .5 I)n.' .'5rlgm~nt r)t c.;t)ld¡}n ~clt·) Bt)ulev.Hd
tlloit tht! c.)n~r.-¡CVH did t,,~r uj;J in h<iul iny md t,~r iül t,) th~ 1'·t)rd Tt/!lt
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·,t'\·~;1¡;~,that. He nl)hd that thIs 18 only a ugm.nt that: rUM fro", Do.IS"tl)
.~:~._,.., s..,ulevard to thu west abl)ut "ne-quarter of .... mlle I)n G"lddn Gat..
: ,,,~,". ·Boulevard. He atcltdd that thlf rcmllinder of Golden Gl1ttt bl)ulttVðfó h~_a
~,~:"J,be.n patch.d ....'h.r. the c"ntractor damaged the road.
ih;: ';, Co_ia81oner Piator .ov.d, .econded by COlDllia~loner Goodnight and
'J.~'''''(~ carried unanl.ou.ly, that the road h'provem.nt. by C.M.C. Development
Corpo~atlon to .eg.ent. of D.Soto Boulevard and Golden Gate Boulevard
, be approved.
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':~, PURCHASI ACREEMENT BETWEEN COLLIER COUNTY AND JOHN AND IRENE SLEZAK FOR
" A VACANT PARCEL OF LAND ON RANDALL BOULEVARD FOR A FUTURE DEPARTMENT or
FORESTRY FIRE STATION AND FIRE WATCHTOWER - APPROVED
J\ugul'lt 6, lS85
'but he i. In the proc.1III I)f uconl'ltructing tho b¡11i14 .snci pavin9
Assist.tlnt: C;t)unty ,'lena-3E:r [)t)rrill sti.lted thl1t this IS thO! final
action on Lnt! purch~sM t'Jf t.hO! ~-1/2 ðcrw~ an Rdnd~ll ~oul~vard fl)r thl
Department t)f ~'t'Jr<otHtry tt)wer ,\it.e. tho stated t;hllt there is a signed
pUrchtise cl)ntract from th¿ ~~oplc that own th~ p~rc~), lIooing thut th~
only stipulations dre toat tn~ County µãy th~ n~cussdry pocket Mxpens8s
to cl~se on th~ propùrty dnd tn'L th~ ?rt'J~~tty clt)s( ~ithln 30 days.
He stJteC: that lit! 1¡¡ rect)mm~nJ i ng f inal o!I~prt)v'11.
Co..lsaloner Piator moved, .econded by Commissioner Goodnight and
carried unanl.ously, that the purchase agreement b.tween Collier County
and John and Irene Sl.zak for a vacant parcel of lan~ on Randall
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Boulevard for a future department of Forestry Fire Station and Fir.
Watch~ow.r be approved.
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TV CABLE rRANCHISE AGREEMENT WITH DELTONA CABLEVISION - CONT'D 3 WEEKS
Assist.llnt Cl)unty Att.ornt!Y cuyhr statltd that h. ne~d.J " thre" week
continuanclI on thlø It'lllO, aóa1nq that h~ i3 still rt!soorching st)me of
the leq~1 b~und~rills.
It va. the general consensus that this item be continued for three
veeks.
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ROUTINE BILLS - APPROVED FOR PAYMENT
Pur3~~nt t~ H~st)lut1~n 81-150, thd fo~1~w1n] ch~ck~ ~dro lssu~d
thr')lT., 11 1'r ld..:>y, AU-;¡US'o 2, 1 ~d:, i:ì pJy¡n'~nt 1)£ r·'H..:in,' bills:
CIIECK ;:)[:;~~j\IP'rlJN C:iI::Cr; ;"OS. Jl,MOUN'r
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BUDGET AMENDMENTS 85-367/369 AND 85-371/377 - ADOPTED
Commissioner Holland moved, seconded by Commissioner Pi.tor and
carried unanimously, that Budget Amendments 85-367/369 and 85-371/377
be adopted.
~'1sc,d. vtficê!r Gili!S ,.;t..L.:u tIL.L ttn Cl~rk':> r~t'·)rt lI'H:ludes )
9-t:\t)ntn r~ìJ,)rt ·)n t.ì~ B-:I.ïr:J t'Jfh'r...tl:'Hj C jn~s In,; " r~"l)rt (.n tnd Justic",
Co:nter pr,)jt!ct ,o;p..naing UH'Jugn J...,),! 3lJ, 1';'>:".
It was the general consensus that the reports be accepted.
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PAUL D. JACKSON AND MARIO LAMENDOLA - REAPPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEAL FOR 4 YEAR TERMS WITH EXPIRATION DATE or 8/9/89
Commissioner Hasse moved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor and
carried unanimously, that Paul D. Jackson and Mario LaMendola be
r.appointed to the Board of Adjustments and Appeal for 4 y.ar terms
ff with an' l~~I:'..!¡~.?!!,..~.a.~~.,.?"f "Augu.ct ,9, .1989.
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EMERGENCY TEMPORARY OPERATOR'S PERMIT FOR DRIVERS OF AIRPORT MINI BUS
TO BE ISSUED ONLY UNTIL REPORT COMES BACK FROM TALLAHASSEE - APPROVED
Ct)mmis~It'J¡"H V,)f.¡S ...tót":J th.H h~ r~cë:iv(,:J ð c.,ll fr·)Jn tnc "w!u:rs
"t. tna Airpt)rt I',ln1 tlUR ~"rIl1C.:', :id:Hn-) tll'lt tWt'J ori'l"rs hðd ~., bl'! li11d
~ff b~C3US'! th~y ðr.. fJvo,!r i!5 "n<J t.h'" InSuf,Jne.. ç"mp..ny r..fuxeu t"
in:'Jurll th.¡n" ·,oIni.:11 is :Jrl1n,; ¡Jur.3l,o;od. (¡c nl)ti'lo tr.;¡t in t~VJ n,e",ntim9,
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:;i':.{,...'<two other órivars 11.1Q to b" bIr.d and ¡JÐrt of thi ordln¡nc~ states that
,~,!··;j~th. drIvers heve t.o b" fingerprinte-d and D rE-f'ort hdS t" b~ received
~~;:;;·"."Þc·Ck from T"lhh"ssee which tak.:s t...,.) to three weeil-s. H~ not..a that
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'7"; . the owner is in e situ,ni"n wheore th~ buses cann"t be run unles.. thto
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'... COllllf,issionerll issue a tcmp<Jrary operator' 8 l1censol f"r tht': two n.w
driv.rs pending ~ recE-lpt of the r'p"rt t)n th: flng~rprint8. H~ atat.d
that h.e is ..king that II temporary tÐxicab operator'" permit be issued
to Hob~rt and Shirley FIfer to be valid for 30 days.
Mrs. Margaret huida, ow~e.~...?~...,~,~.w.:.~~U t~il~fr..~~s lSe~vicl·~ "m I 11
Inc., stated thðt these p60ple are mid tQ l~te SO's and th.y h~vp liv~d
here more than six mt)ntns. She stat~d that th~y made a favorable
impressio~ with her.
Commlssil'Jncr Vt'JSS 3t:..te~ th¿t if :;¡"m...·)n" Knl)....s th"y an: gt)ing ti'J
be fingerprint.ed to cht.lck. for ¡¡ rocord, Lh~y must. h..:v.. .. clE;ar rec"rd.
Mrl'\. PerótIda stuteC: tht.l th"8~ pl'l'J¡..lt.' .....,ul.d nt'Jt r;pend ~50.00 e;::ch
if they were going to lQs~ it tnrt'Jugh finqerprintlng.
Commissioner Voss moved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and
carri.d unani.ously, that a temporary operator'S license permit be
issueó to Robert and Shirley Fifer to be valid for 30 days from the
date of isauance or until the criminal background report on the people
have been received by tbe County's occupation licens. Department,
whichever comes first. \
Mrs. PereId", 'llI,:stir,n"u h,>w t:lt· v\.:cup"tll)l\¡¡l LiJ"nse ,)"pjr~m'1nt
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k n "'" S t hilt t n 1 S ¡¡ .: tit) n h n 5 b.. '! r. t 1\ k I' n, t·) '''¡ 111 C !'I ",S S 1.1 t 1\ n t Ct) II n t y
M~nager Ct'Jrrill bti\te~ tn&t Uetw~!n tn~ C,>unty ~~nø9tr'c t)Lf1cL anc his
office thls ..ill b~ t'¡I(I,n car., t'Jf, ,'áCJlny tnðt .1" Wlll exp.,ct tnl'lt <Ill
other ftlltn;~nts of th!:: ",.>pl iCi 1.1 or, Ol:! C')11p} 1".1 ....ltr..
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MARK LAWSON'S RESIGNATION FROM CAPC ACCEPTED AND MR. JAMES STACKPOOLE
APPOINTED AS A REGULAR MEMBER TO THE CAPC
Comaissioner Pistor .oved, seconded by Commi.sioner Holland and
carri.d unanimously, that Mr. Mark Lawson'. re.ignation from the CAPC
b. accepted and that Mr. Jame. Stackpoole be appointed as a regular
...ber to the CAPC.
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NO 'URTHER APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE TO THE IAPe, THE CAPCb AND THE CCPA
UNTIL THE FUTURE or ALL THREE BOARD'S HAS BEEN DET8RMINE
C"mmibsloner Pislor sløt.~d t.hat ne ~)ulù liK~ to hold t)ff on any
furth.r ðpp"lnt~p.nts tö the IAPC, thu C~fC, ~nd the CCPA until th~
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"C~mmi.si~n has had ~ ch~nco to discuss the futur4 "f th~ße b~ard. 3nd
the po..ibility of naving "nly tha CCPA. K~ nl)ted tnat th~re i8 nl)
'nøed for the CAPe and th~ lAPC, ~dding that the CCPA w~uld h3nale it
all which woulcl b" in c.)mpl i&nce wi th th1 :,;t:i1tlll l¡\w.
Coaai..ioner Pistor aoved, .econded by Co~I.8ioner Holland and
carrl.d unanlmou.ly, that no further appoint.ents be aade to the IAPC,
the CApe, and the CCPA until the future of all these board'. has b..n
detenlined.
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Co..I..loner Pi.tor aoved, s.conded by Commissioner Goodnight
and carried unani.ously, that the following items be approved
and/or adopted under the Consent Agendaz
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BUDGET AMENDMENT UNITING DUNE RESTORATION FUNDS FROM 5 PROJECTS TO 2
It.. 138
PETITION TR-85-6C, JOHN M. DAVIS, JR., RE FIRST 3 MONTH EXTENSION or A
TEMPORARY REaIDENCE PERMIT (Wl80', TRACT 27, UNIT 19, GOLDEN GATE EST.)
It.. 139
BID '840, RE LITTER CLEANUP FROM B , J EXCAVATION, INC. - REJECTED
It.. 140
DISPENSING SITB ACCESS AGREEMENT BETWEEN OLEUM CORP. AND COLLIER COUNTY
FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
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Ite. '41
AMENDMENT OF CURRENT LEASE AGREEMENT FOR EAST NAPLES COMMUNITY PARK rOR
ADDITIONAL SEVEN YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS WITH COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
Se. PageS' .339-3¢ð
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~ J DUPLICATB 1AX CERTIFICATE NO. 1411 TO WILLIAM J. PORTER
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ACCEPTANCE or RESIGNATION or MR. GILBERT WElL rROM THB CITIZIH'S
ADVISORY COMMITTEE OP THE SûUTHWt~T PLORIDA REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL
aDDII: 088 PAGE 3'34
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_UÐGt! AMEMDMIHT TRANSflRRING fUNDS INTO BUILDING "^INTENANCI
APPROPRIATION 175 IN THE AMOUNT Of $45,000
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MISCILtANlOUS CORRESPONDINCE
PILED AND/OR REfERRED
Thdre being n~ obj~ction, the Chnir directed that thb following
miscellaneous correspondenco be filod and/or r~f~rred to the various
departments .. indicatvd belowl .._.>",..........,.. lI.t... nl..I ,. , _ ~ 'I r f r
1. Letter datea 7/22/f..5, frr;m Ci ty Clerk Clu"n, to Clcrk R..,g.Jn,
~nclosing cert.lfi~G ct)py of Ord. a~-4771 re annexation "f
LI) t 5 1 7 & 1 ¡; , N~ r t h ;",1 P 1 " S £.1> t iJ t E. R . )<. C : 1'1 r. C" 1 ° i n g , l'i r .
C.H 1 to n & ~I r. "IC l)ù n i eLf i It: d .
2. ~1;:r.1or.;¡n~um uat.:", 7/11/6::', fe.)m. Jl'dr¡t C,:.mmIttut' t'Jn }niorml1ti"n
~~chnology k~~t'Jurces rL plannIng funds for intugrðt.~
systE:r;\s. ):c: r'¡r. S,1ulictl;rf>. Fi 11td.
3. Lr.:tter dðtco ú/2ó/~:, tr.,m hneni" "'¡lian, pnsictent, Delt"ne
Utllitlel'i, Inc., o;1\'lng n,:.tic", .)f .:Ipplict1tion t·, 1"1~rio: I'SC
fur Crrtific~t~ 0f Auth~r1zðti~n t~ prov1de watcr services,
(G.).,·:Jl.:lnc: r'.Ito:,r L15triCt) ..r.clr;óing ':Xillb1t ·)f lU': o11
c~scripti~n. fl1~d.
~. ~'-!mr..r'-.r.;:¡U;I: ,-",t<.'¡" í/~7/d:, (rt'J,,' ['.VI'>lrJn rJf h,"tirll{!',~nt giving
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xè: Mr. Saunders. Fil<td.
P~tltion r~c~ivtj 7/'),4/05, r~qu"s"ing spocial h~ar1ngs "n
redlscricting. xc: Mr. Lust<. Filed.
Notic~ I)f S.tt1empnt H~~rln9 rec~lv~d 7/24/05, fr0:T1
ri~na.rst)n, fr3nkl1n, St~rn.s ~ Ht'Jlt, rw Cl~lmJnt C.lrol
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