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AGENDA - APPROVED WITH CHANCES
Co~.la&ioner Krua~ moved, aeconded by Co~.isaioner Pia tor and
cArried 4/0, that the agenda be approved ~ith the follo~in9 change.,
ð. Addition of 6B2, Excavat:on Permit 59.105, PrlncesD PArk.
b. Item 9Bl re ~ater distrlb~~ion system at intersection of Pine
Ridge Road and Shirley S~~~ct continued to May 8, 1984.
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MINUTES OF 4/3/84 AND 4/10/84 - APPROVED WITH CORRECTION
Co.missioner Kruse moved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor end
carried 4/0, that the minutes of April 3, 1984, be Approved ~ith Item
120 being corrected to read that the Co..issioners will meet on June
12th instead of June 19th, and thAt the .inutes of April 10, 1984, be
approved as preaented.
RESOLUTION 84-81 APPOINTINC NAPLES FINE ARTS SOCIETY, INC. AS OFFICIAL
REPRESENTATIVE OF COLLIER COUNTY FOR PROMOTION OF FINE ARTS - ADOPTED
Com.lasioner Kruae .oved, aeconded by Co..iaaloner Holland and
carried 4/0, thAt Resolution 84-81 appointing Naplea Pinea Arts
Society, Inc. all official representative of Collier County for
promotion of fine arts be adopted.
Mrs. Louise Gammon, President, and Mr. Philip MUllin, Vice
President of the Naples Board o[ fine Arts expressed their appreciation
And assured the Commissioners that they would do their best to promote
tho fine Arts in Collier County.
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EMPLOYEE SERVICE AWARDS (PERSONNEL)
Chairman Urown presented Employeo Service Awards to the following
employee s:
Ann~ Prystasz - £lections
David Gigetl - Road' Bridge
Gail lIuttman - LlbrlHY
Roland fontes - Road' Bridge
10 years
5 year!l
5 years
5 yoars
10 years
Absent: John As kew - Road" Br ldgc
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PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING 4/29/84 AS -TASTE OF COLLIER DAY- - ADOPTEn
COlDmiluioner liollðnd lIovod, sQconded by CQmmissioner Pistor and
carried 4/0, that 6 proclamation designating April 29, 1984 AS ·Taste
of Collier Day· be Adopted.
Commissioner Ilolll\nd prcsented the proclamation to a representa-
tlve of th.. Mental IIeðlth Association who thanked the Commissioners on
behalf of the M<:ntill lIealth Association.
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theme park were chAnged.
Mr. Kris Dane, Coastal Engineering Consultants, stated thet he Is
the Engineer on this project. H~ referred to a rendering of the park
plan and an aerial photograph. ~e stated that the first phase of the
project will include a large leke which will be dug for fill And the
running of padóh boats and a.' pArt of the water management system. He
noted that the first phase would also include 36 holes of miniature
golf, a 1,000 foot track for tho mini-race caru, a multi-purpose
building for offices, ticket sales, rcst facilities, snack bar, end a
b\.rT1per boat pond for the bl,;::,pe- =:"at. Hc noted that the second phllse
would add sevoral compatibla similar recreational uses to the park. ".
noted that the mini-cars and bumper boats are manufactured by Webber
Engineering and Manufacturing in California, adding that they Are high
quality units which are designed for safety ~nd arc in wide usa around
the country. He noted thðt the Cðrs are driven by ð 200cc fi~e horse
powi:r Honda engine thèlt is wcll muffled anò .the bumper boats lire
powerod by a small 1-1/2 horsepower Suzuki outboard, which have a cage
over the propellers for safoty, addin~ that each unit costs around
$2,000.
He stated that security within the park will be provided by a
staff of rangers that ~il1 patrol the park to assist people in their
activ~tles as well as keeping things under control. He noted that the
security systum will ðloo include ð closed circuit TV throughout the
park. He stated that there will be some overhead lighting in the
parking lot areas, adding that they will be hooded lights and directed
Away from any neighboring propcrtles. He noted that lighting within
the pllrk would be low intensity and low to the ground. He stilted that
the hours of operation havo been modified and will be from 10:00 A.M.
to 10100 P.M. Monday through Thursday; 10:00 A.M. through 12:00 P.M.
Fr iday and SaturdllY; and noon to 9: 00 P.M. on Sunday. lie noted that
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tho track will be closed At 9100 P.M. Sundoy through Thuraday and 10:00
P.M. on Friday and Saturday. He reported that the surrounding land usø
is zoned Industrial, Commercilll, Agriculture, 5inglo-f'amily, PUD, and
Recrelltional. He stated that the reque~t is in compliance with the
Comprehensive Plan, adding that It scorcs 52 out of the roquircd 40
points for thill type of zoning. Mr. Dalln noted that it has been
recommended by Staff and ,,11 ßoards uxcept the CAPC, adding thðt the
concerns of the CAPC have been tQken care of. Ho noted ttJðt the CAPC
was also concernod with having an admission charge as, without one,
there could be ^ tendency for people to just use the park as ð hanqout.
He stated that there has been II proviGlon incorporated into the plaos
to chllrgw lIn admission to the park. He stAtod th~t In view of the
surrounding and adjacent land uses, this is a good spot for tho
develo¡:rnent ðnd would be ~n odvðntage to the n!!lghborhood.
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Mr. Robert Tanner, Acoustical Enginecr, stJted that h(' hð5 been
~~asuring the noises within the Boardroom, ðddlng that it Is about 43
DBA; tho bðckground noise WðG 43 with spoech going from about SO to 70
and the appllluse reached 00. He stJted that the noise ordinance has
only one flguro mentioned, GO DB, which Is the maximum noise for an air
conditioner at the pro~erty Ilno. He stated that he took measurements
on the mini-ca~s ilnd they are very well made ,1nd extremely quiet. 110
noted that ono car mellsurod at a distance of 50 feet produces a noise
level of 45 De when idling, a maximum of 60 when Jccelorating and A
m......, of 55, adding thllt 10 Cðrs will produee values of about 10 DB's
higher. The driving range is about 2,000 feet from tho border of this
property, ho said, ðdding that he did not have II hope of measuring the
little car at that point, lIa the noise from the traffic on Airport Road
w"s About 40 DB'. continuously. He IItðted that meallurln<) thlll from
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TAll pines Subdivision, it showed 23 DB when idling, And 38 when all
are accelerating together and 33 as the moan. He stated that there hAS
been ü modification to the property where a solid concrote wall will be
built and the ground bermed up to it and covered with shrubbery. He
ate tad that with the wall In place, the noise level should never exceed
13 œ when idling, 23 Dß me;'o, and 28 DB maximum. He reported that he
went to Cambler Park during a softba~l game and the background noise
measured 55-66 DB and the announcers voice ranged from 85-95 DB. lie
noted tha t the outboord motors idled et 50 Dß lit 50 feot, which is
1 owe r th.1n tho noise of thu mini-c/lr when at l> distancu.
MD. Joanne Smallwood, President of Smallwood Landl!lcllplng, statod
that hor firm was hired by Mr. Cardillo to design and croate an
environment that is conducive to the citizens of Collier County for
Princess Park. She stilted that he wanted an otmosphere that would
create enjoyment in a beautiful environment. She notad that her
landscape architect, RDymond Junglas, would give the details on the
projec t.
Mr. Jungles stated that t'1ill wi 11 be a park for peoplo of all ages
to enjoy nùture as well as ~musament type activities. He stated that
/'Ir. CD rdillo' s IntC'ntlon is to create a high level, qual! ty ¡Jrojec\..
with magic and environment.
Ho stated that there are bridges, moates,
~alkwaY5, natura trails, laKell, and boatli.
Ho noted that this sito
will have a lot of native moterlal with n lot of flowering mllteri61 and
that it would be a self-contained project.
He stated that one will not
be able to see onto the property visually, adding that to gain access
to the property, there will be one entrance over II drawbridge from
Ai r po r t 1\0 II d .
Ila noted that tha p"rking In screened from every part of
the project with buffers. He noted that thore would be well de51gned
pedestrian walkways, adding that the park has been well designed And
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people are all from Collier County, with epproximatoly 150 of those
peoplo living on Mðrco Island. Also, thio is within the Comprehensive
Plan, has been epproved by the Staff and is controlled by the PUD
document. lie noted thAt thi8 wlll control the future, also. He
concluded by stAting thAt he is asking for approval of this project.
Commi8sloner ~ru.e ~oved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and
carried 4/0, that tho public heAring be closed.
Commlssloner Kruao stated that there is no plðce in this area for
young people to go, adding that they have been chased away from beach
Iccess points because they make too much noise and they have not been
chAoed to any place. She noted that neighbors never like it, but there
Are many things that are neoded in this County and this is one of them.
Commissioner Kruse moved, seconded by Commissioner HollAnd And
carried 4/0, that the Ordinance as numbered And entitled below be
adopted and entered into Ordinence Book ~8, subject to amendment of the
PUD documen t,
ORDINANCE 84-34
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 82-2 THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
REGULATIONS FOR TH~ UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF COL~IER COUNTY,
FLORIDA BY AMENDING TRr. ZONING hTLAS MAP NUMBER 49-25-1 BY
CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSFICATION OF TilE HEREIN '")ESCRIBED REAL
PJlOPERTY FROM A-2 TO ·PUD- PLANI:ED UNtT DEV¡.t.OPMENT POR A
RECkEATIONAL TIIEME PARK KNOWN AS PRINCESS PARK, LOCATED EAST or
AIRPORT ROAD, 1-1/4 MILES NORTH OF PINE RIDGE ROAD, AND P~OVIDIHG
AN EFFECTIVE DATE:
···RECESS: 10150 A.H. - RECONVENED, 11105 A.M. at which tIme
Deputy Clerk Sk nndr replAced Deputy Clerk Kenyon···
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EXCAVATION PERMIT NO. 59.185, PRINCESS PARK, EAST SIDE OF AIRPORT ROAn
- APPROVED 5UB.JECT TO STIPULATIONS
Commissioner Kruee moved, secondeð by Com.i~sioner piator And
carrled 4/0, that ExcavAtion Permit No. S9.IBS, Princess Park, Section
1, T49S, R25E, eest aide of Airport Road, immediately south of Temple
Drive, be approved aubject to the following stlpulutions,
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PETITION PU-B4-7C, ~IKE AND ALICE MARTIN, RE PROVISIONAL USE "9" OF C-4
- TO BE RECONsrDERED MAY B, 1984
Planner Obür explaIned that this is ð request foc provisional use
"g" of C-4 for a used car lot located on the northoast cornor of Davis
Boulevard and Orook:¡ldo Vrive in Section 2, TSOS, R25E. Sho said that
Staff recomme~ds denial for the reasons listed in the Executivo Summary
dated 4/12/04. ~he üald that the CAPC recommended denial, And if tho
BCC should recommend approval thoro are Staff stipulations Included in
tho Ex~cut¡vc Summary.
Responding to Co~m!ssloner PIstor, Ms. Cb~r oxplained t~'t used
car lots aru allowed in a C-5 District and In the C-4 they are allowed
only os a provisional uso.
She indicated the C-S District alonq tho
south side of Davis Doulevard and said that Staff feels that is onough
area for used car lots. She said there is a problem with this site
because there are other businesses located near the site and part of
the parking aroa is yoing to be used for used cars and part would bo
usod for tho other businesses. She said there is an area behind the
building that Staff feels may be turned into part of the used cac lot
that is not paved, which presents a problem. She sAid Staff i=
concerned that thc petitioner will not be able to moot the parking
requirements for the businesses that are there and foc a used cac lot.
Resµondinq to Commissioner lIolland regarding the Staff's four
stipulations if tho 3CC approved the petition, Ms. Obor explained that
the existing parking lot has en area for used cors Along Davis
Houlevard and peopio for the other businesses will park thoro as well
as for the used car lot in the rest of the porking area end Staff
recommends thot tho display area should be sepArate.
Zaninq Director Layne explained that the existinq parking lot
.eets the requirements for the bul1dlnq DS it was built and, for th.
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RESOLUTION 84-84 RE PETITION PU-84-2C, DENNIS LYNCH, SUNRISE ACADEMY,
RE PROVISIONAL USE wft" 01" THE ESTATE DISTRICT FOR" PRIVATE SCHOOL ON
COUNTY BARN ROAD - ADOPTED SUBJECT TO STIPULATIONS; PETITIONER'S
AGREEMENT AND I"INDING-OF-FACT - ACCEPTED
Planner Ober said this is a requ~st for provisional use "e" of the
Estate District tor A private school for Sunrise Acadomy locðted C'"
County Barn Road in Section 8, TSOS, R2GE. She explained that Staff
and County tgencles rcviewed the petition and recommended approval
subject to the stipulations in the ~xecutive Summary dated 4/14/04.
She said that the CAPe held th..'¡r public hoaring on AprilS, 1984, and
recommended approval subject to Staff stipulations and an additIonal
stipulation that ð 6 foot fence be provldcd ùlong tho north and east
sIdes of the property.
Architect John Hobart, representing Ot!nn!s Lynch, gave a brief
history of Sunrise Academy stating it is J privately funded school for
children with learning disabilities. Ho displn~ed a site plan for the
school and expiainod It, adding that the potitioner plans to retain as
much of the natural vegetation ðS possible.
Mr. Dennis Lynch requ~sted approval of the petition.
Com.i.sionftr Pistor moved, seconded by Commissioner Holland and
cArried 4/0, thAt Resolution 84-84 re Petition PU-84-2', bo Adopted
subject to stipulatIons, And that tho PetItioner'. AgreeMent And
Finding-( f-Fact bo accepted.
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GOLDEN CATE COMMUNITY CENTER'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE AND REVIEW
PUBLIC INPUT AND TO MAKE RECOKHENDATIONS FOR CHANCES IN THE OPERhTION
or THE CENTER
Acting Assistant County Manager Norton referred to hi. report on
tho Colden Gato Community Center covering the history of the Conter ðnd
the existing guidelines and rules for operation. He suggested that the
Golden GAte Community Center's Advisory Committee be Dsked to mediate
his recommendAtiona and to make recommondations to the BCC for change.
in the operation of the Center.
Commissioner Kruse stated the report ls excellent. Responding to
Commissioner Pistor, she suggested that tho Golden GAte Communi..,
Co!nter ^dvisory Commi ttee hold II publ Ic h\!ar ing ðnd that the resoll ts of
that meeting be put ln wrlting to the BCC.
Mr. Herman Verrett explAined thAl, o!s Vice-Commandar of the
AmericAn Legion, he roquested the use of tho outside fAcilities of
Colden Gato Community Center and the bathroom Cacilitieß for a
barbeque, adding that approxlmately ono year ago the Community Center
discontinued the prðctice of allowing people to use the bathroom
fAcilities when holdlng functions at the Center. He said thðt
wheelchAir people cannot use porta-johns and thðt the only request is
that every Association that is allowed to Ulle the Cummunity Center be
allowed to use the bathroom facilities.
Hr. Ceorge Keller, representIng the Colden Cate Estates CIvic
AssociAtion, aU9geeted that considerAtion be given to extending the
taxing district so moro people will have the rIght to uso the Colden
Cate Community Center.
Mra. Xatny Graham, Chairperson of the Advi.ory Com~lttee,
explained ahe was present to ans~er queltlons. Responding to
Co..lssloner Kruse, Me. Graham sald sh. wa. ~llllnq to hold a public
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hearing to ,li.ten to conoern. ,~~,~rdin~ tho Co..unity Center.
Co.-i..ioner Kru.e .aid that the tax in, di.trict wa. put Into effect
through a referondum and the County Attorney would have to advi.e a. to.
how the boundarle. could be changed.
Co..i..ioner Kru.e .oved, .econded by Co~.i.lioner ,i.tor and
carried 4/0, that the Colden ~ate Co..unity Center'. Advilory Co..itte.
receive and review public input and .ate reco..endation. to the
cban,.. In tho operation of tho Center.
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CMJlQI ORDER 110. 2, SEWAGE 'l'RIATMENT PLANT ADDITION, SEWER AREA -A-,
WIDELL ASSOCIATES, INC. - APPROVED
Co..i..loner ,i.tor Moved, ..conded by Co.-i..ioner Kru.e and
aarried 4/0, that Change Order No.2, re Sever Tr.at.ent 'lInt
Addition, Sever Area -A-, to Nldell A..ociate., Inc., to reflect the
correct co.p1etio~ ti.e froM 'ept..ber 12, 1983 to April 2', 1'84, be
approved.
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ROUTINE JILLS - APPROVED rOR PAYMENT
Puraulnt to Resolution 81-150, the followin; check. wert is.ued
through April 20, 1984, In plyment of routine billa,
CHECK DESCRIPTION
CHECK NOS.
110081 - 110430
78977 - 79520
U,296,407.14
225,917.49
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IUDGET AMENDMENTS 84-385/386, 84-388 AND 84-392 - ADOPTED
Re.ponding to Co~miasioner ,istor, Fiscal Offioer ai1es stated
thlt Budget Amend.ents 84-390 Ind 84-391 should not be acted upon until
the BCC considers the design and construction of a portion of the ~ater
dIstribution system at the Intersection of Pine Ridge Road and Shirley
Str.ets on May 8, 1984.
Co..i..ioner Kru.e .oyed, aeconded by Co..i.aion.r ,iator and
carried 4/0, that Budget "-end.ents 84-385/386, 84-388 and 84-392 b.
adopted.
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RESOLUTION REQUESTING FLORIDA STAT! LEGISLATURE TO PROHIBIT DISTRIBU-
TION or -OBSCENE- OR -INDECENT· MATERIAL TO CA8LE TELEVISION SU8-
SCRIBERS BY WIRE OR CABLE - CONTINUED TO KAY 8, 1984
Co..isslonGr Piator ex~lained he ~AS Isked to bring I resolution
r.glrding prohIbition of distribution of obscene and indecent .Iterial
to cabl. televl.ion subscribers by wire or clble to the BCC because of
the concern of ..ny people in the area. He slId that the State
Legislaturo should provide the definltiona of pornography and obscene.
He requested that the resolution be adopted that atate», if the State
Legiallture paases their legislltlon to prohibit the distributIon of
obscene or indecant ~atorial to cable tel_vlaion, that the BCC will
support that resolution.
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Co..i..ioner 'iator .oved, .econded by Co..i.aioner Brown, that
the reaolution requeating the 'lorida State Legialature to prohibit
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Commlesloner Kruse aaid that there 1. no defInition of the word
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Attorn.y Tom Malonay urged Bce aupport of tha ro.olution. He .aid
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would be. lie aaid that cøblevi.ion ~AS dellmed to be not .ubject to the
federal statute and there i. a .igniflcant change In what I. now
broU9ht into home. by ~ay of cablevl.ion.
Reaponding to Commia.ioner Kru.e, County Attorney S~undera
explained that ~hat the BCC i. voting on i. a re.olution urgIng the
rlorida Legi.lature to enact the legislatIon previously de.cribed which
would d.fine what is ob.cen. and whit i. pornographic.
Com.'..doner lIol1And said he hAd a problem votin9 on somethinq
thlt I. not described and that I better definition I. needed of ~hat
the Bce 1. voting on.
Mr. Saunders referred to SectIon 847.07, r.s. whIch deal. ~lth the
distribution of ob.cene IMter1ala and ,read the definition of what 1.
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the additional legislation do that i. not already coyered by Gtatut.
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RlIOLUTIOII It-IS REQUB8TINQ COLLUR COUNTY LIOI8LA'rIVI DELlGATION 'rO)~ "I
O'IOSI IrrORft 'fO 'LACI CONTROL or 'tBI LOCAL COMUlfI'1'Y "BALTH IY8T1",'
VIIDIR 'tHI ITATI REALTH All" "BHunn-ATtvl DEPARTMENT - ADOPTED,
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, Co..I..lon.r ,1.tor axplalned thl. 1. a requ..t for a ra.olutlon::v
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requ..tln9 the Collier County Le91.1atlvl Dele9.tlon to oppo.e effort.
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Iru.a .nd Roll.nd oppo.ecS.
Co..l..10ner ,I.tor .oyecS, .econd.d by Co..l..loner Hollanel anel
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to place control of the local co~munlty haalth .y.teme und.r the State,
He.lth .nd Rehabilitative Departmant.
Co..I..lonar Kru.a ~Yed, .econded by Co.-l..ioner ,i.tor and
oarrled 4/0, that Re.o1utlon '4-'5, de.crlbed aboye, be adopted.
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BID '710, MEDIAK CURBS AMD TRAfrIC SEPARATORS ON MARCO ISLAND - AWARDED
TO CTECO, IN THE AMOUNT or $40,985
Legal notice havin9 been publIshed In the Naplf~ DAlly News on
January 16, 1984, as evidenc.d by Affidavit of PUblicatJon flIed with
the Clerk, bids were received for Bid '710, for median curbs And
traffic sepArAtors on Marco IslAnd, untIl 2130 February I, 1964.
Re.pondlng to Commissioner Pistor, Administrative Service.
AdmInistrAtor Blankenship explained that the location of the median
curbs and traffic separators are from Island 120 through '28 on North
Collier BoulevArd from CastawAY Watcr~ay to Century Drive.
Comaissloner Pistor moved, seconded by Com.lssioner Holland and
carried 4/0, that Bid 1710 for median curbs and traffic separators on
Marco Island be awarded to CTECO, in the a~ount of $40,985, as
reco..ended by the Purchasing Director to be the lowest responsible bid
in the best inter.st of the County, and that the Chair.an be authori.ed
to si9n and the Clerk to attest the resulting agreement.
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BID '721, MARCO ISLAND MEDIAN MAINTENANCE - AWARDED TO ULTIMATE LANH
AND CROUND MAINTENANCE, IN THE AMOUNT or $28,800
LegAl notice hAving been publIshed in the Napl.. Daily Ne~s on
March 7, 1984, A. evIdenced by AffIdAvIt of Publication filed ~ith the
Clerk, bIds were receIved for Bid 1721 for Marco Island median
..intonance until 2130 P.M. March 21, ,1904.
R.sponding to Co~.lssioner Pistor, ~minlstratlve Services
Admini.trator Blankenship explained that the ~edian maIntenance i. for
three area. and historical IIIIrkera. He .aid that the t1rst area is
Collier Boulevard from the Marco Isl.nd Bridg. to Cast.w.y Waterway,
South Barfield Þrive fro. the firat isl.nd i...diately south of the
inter.ection with San Mlrco Þrive and South H..thwood Drive betwe.n
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Colling.wood Drive and Wlnterberry. Øe .aid the ..cond ar.a i. Colli.r
Ioul.vard froø Castaway. to Maple Street and seaview Court froM Collier
loulevard to the guardhou.e for the South Sea' Condominium. He .aid
the third area il ón Collier Boulevard for all i.landl louth of Mapl.
except tho.. In front of u.. Marriott Hotel, the laglu Nut, the Surf .,"
Club and 'and Ca.tle, South ðarfield Drive, all i.land. except the one
included In the previous area and Sand Hill Street fro~ Collingswood
Drive to Wlnterberry Drive. He ..id that the contract provide. for the
.-Intenance of hl.torlcal marker. on Marco I.land, the we.t .ido of
S.R. 951, Collier Boulevard, the Captain Wl11la. D. Collior ho.eslte,
the CUshing archeological .ite, the ~rco Island Cemetery, the
Pineapple Plantation, tho Burnham Clam factory, the Indian Hill
Caxamba. School lito, the Kirk archeological .ite, the Caxamba.
C...tery and tha Goodland Village and Acc..s Road.
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Co..i..ionor Piltor .oved, .econded by Co..i..ioner ~rule and
carried 4/0, that lid '721, for Kerco Island .edlan ..intenance be
awarded to Ulti.ate Lawn and Ground Maintenance, Napl.., rl. in the
aMOunt of '21,100/year.
***The following ito.. vere approved and/or adopted under the
Con.ent Aglnda by .otion of Co.-islioner ~rule, leconded b~
Co.-iaaloner Piator and carried 4/0·..
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rETITION TR-14-SC, RONALD J. DAVII, SR., RE TEMPORARY RISIDENCE PERMIT
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RISOLUTION 84-8S ESTABLISHIING ENTERPRISE ZONES IN THE IKMOKALEE
COMUNITY
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RISOLUTION '4-87 RE PET. BNR-'4-SC, STREET NAMI APPROVAL rOR aONTANICAL
DRIVE, INTIRSECTING DAVIS BOULEVARD JUBT EAST or KINOS LAKE SU8DIVISON
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RECLASSIFICATION OF JTPA COUNSELOR/JOB DEVELOPER I POSITION TO ~TPA
BRANCH OFFICE COORDINATOR
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WINDSTAR - WATER FACILITIES ACCEPTED FOR YACIfT HARBOUR DRIVE
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MISCELLANIOUS CORRESPONDENCE - FILED ANDIOR REFERRED
There being no objection, the ChaIr directed the 'o1lovln9
correspondence be filed and/or referred to the various department. a.
indicated.
1. Letter dated 4/5/84, fro. Willi.. K. Clark, ExecutIve Dlr.,
Area Agency on "9lny tun..1 tUn9 . coPy of the ri rat
SeMI-Annual Monitor n9 VI.lt for the AIJ ng proIJra.. 0,'
CoUSer Count)'. rUed., " ..
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2. LeUer d.t.d "/3/14, froa I.tty 'uker, Account I..cutlv.,'}'~.,
ATlT, It.tlnt they ~r. not con.ult.d or 91ven opportunlt)'to
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di.cu.. capabilitiel of .~itching data through the PBx.
ru.d.
3. rorm RS-8, 1983 Rev.nue Sharing Surv.y of Col1i.r County froD
Dur.au of Cen.u.. xc Mr. Cil... ril.d.
4. Me~orandu. dAted 4/9/84, from Ann R. Perrotta, Bur.au Chiet"
Dept. of eo..unity Affair., re notice of S.all Citie.
R.cipi.nt Workshop April 26-27 in Tampo. xc Mr. Virta and
MI. Williamson. riled.
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,",Ud Wute Dept., March, 111841
V.teran. servIce., MarCh, 19S4.
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Dept. Reports.
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Memorandum dat.d 4/G/8e from Karen Anthony, Powor Plant
Siting Section, CER, tran.mitting copy of rinal Craft of
Transmi.lion Lin. Site Rule Revi.lon., ria. Adminl.trAtive
Code Rule 17-17 PArt II. FUed.
Notic. dated 4/11/84 from CEC re application beln9 proc....d
for Pakahatche. Strand Stato pre.erve, rill No. 110Sl3035.
xc Mr. Saund.r. and Cr. Bon.dict. ril.d.
Letter dated 4/10/84, from John Mitchell, Cir., Housinq Dev.
Div., HUD, documenting r.vi.w of admini.tratlon of Colli.r
County SectIon 8 Moderate Rehabilitation ,roject Ho.
rL29-K141-001. xc Mr. Vlrta. rIled.
L.tter dat~d J/l~/84, from Lt. Thoma. S. Da.ty., Acting JaIl
Admlni.trator, SherIff'. Dept. to rla. Dept. of CorrectIon.
re .tatu. of vIolation. from r.port of 2/10/84. FIled.
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Letter dated 4/9/84, from Wallaco t. Orr, S.cretary, Dept. of
Labor and tmployment Security advi.ing that ~odiflcation. to
Job Training Plan ha. been approved ~ith contingencies. xc
Mr. Norton. riled.
11.
PetItion receivod from re.ident. ot Marco Shore. t.tate.
requesting corroction of problems cau..d by acce.s road to
traIler pork. xc Mr. Virta and Mr. HartmAn. riled.
12.
Letter dated 4/~/84, from Mike Schlimgen, Div. Controller,
Pal~er Cablevi.ion, forwardIng veriticatlon l.tt.r of the
9ro.. receipts for 1983 from subscriber. of Collier County
CATV. FU.d.
13.
Letter dated 4/2/84, from MICA/MITA to James Stackpool. ~ith
result. of poll re pr.ference. for faclllti.. for Marco
I.land Park. xc Mr. Norton. Fll.d. .
14. P.tltion receIved 3/21/84, from Marco I.land resIdent.
stating prIority of proj.ct. for new park. xc Mr. Norton.
fUed.
15. Eleven lotter. recoived in tavor ot Prlnc... Park rezone
'etition R-S3-29C and one recelv.d in opposition. xc Mr..
Virta ond M.. Ober. Filed.
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Copy of l.tt.r dated 4/5/84, from Ruby E. and Noah W.
Kirkland in oppo.ition to ~4t.r Youth Hav.n Watur A.......nt
DI.trict. xc Mr. B.rzon. Fil.d. '
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me.tinq ~a. adjourned by Ord.r of the ChaIr - Tim" 11155 P.M.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSI
BOARD or ZONING ALPPEALS/EX
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