BCC Minutes 08/05/1980 R
Naples, Florida, August 5, 1980
LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Board of County Commissioners in and for
the County of Collier, and also acting as the Governing Board(s) .f such
srecial districts as have been created according to law and having condu~ted
business herein, met on this date at 9:00 A.M. in Regular Session in Building
"F" of the Courthouse Complex with the foll owi ng members present:
CHAIRMAN: Cl ifford Wenzel
VICE-CHAIRMAN: Thomas P. !\rcher
John A. f'lstor
C. R. "Russ" Wimer
David C. Brown
!\LSO PRESENT: Will i~m J. Reagan, Clerk; Harold L. Hall, Chief Deputy
Clerk!Fiscal Officer; Edna Brenneman and Darlene Davidson (2:00 P.M.),
Deputy Clerks; C. Will iam NGrman, County Manager; Donald A. Pickworth, County
Attorney; Irving Berzon, Utilities Division Director; Terry Virta, Community
Developrnpnt Administrdtor; Cl ifford Barksd,lle, Publ ic Works Administrator!
Engineer; Thomas Hafner, Public Safety Administrator; Lee Layne, Planner;
and, William McNulty, Sheriff's Department.
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August 5, 1980
AGE N OA-HJ'.!3..0V ~D.~..o,J2Il.LQ.N.2LfJEI ET I ON
Conllli:;slonrr PI.,tor moved, seconded by Commissioner Archer o1nd uniJnimOW;ly
c,lrried. th,lt th" "':Wnd,l hf' arrrovrd with the following additions anrl drlC'tion:
1. Considf'r,ltion of ex['cution of lease of certain County property
to (all ier Model M~ron,lutics Club, Inc. - DC'leted at rerjlJest
of SLlff.
2. Presl'ntat.ion of Can;,ultant's Report re Double TaxHion . Added
to Warkshop Agf'nda at request of Count.y Manager.
.1. Authari la t ion to expend certa fn funJs for engagcment of prorerty
,1ppr,1i<.er rf' Caunt.y Watf'r-Sf'wer District. - Added ,]~, ~f'qIJl'st. of
Iltilit.ir", Ilivir,ian Dircctor.
ORDIrMN(E nO-(,11 Rl PETITION (P-1l0-fiC. FUTURE CITIZENS, rNc, (REPRESEIITEfJ flY
r.AROL L^NSrli\LE\. REQlJES r I Nt; I AND USE AMENDMENT FflaM 0-6.22 RES I DENT 1 ^L Wll TS
TO RECREATION OPEN SP^CE IMHl lISE ON PROPERTY LOr.ATED IN S16. TI\8S, R::5E _
^.IlOP)ED. ,_.. ,_ ... __ ..___ ..._____ _____ _____________________..___.__
LN,uJ notfcp havin<J been publis/lf'd in the Nolples Daily News on July.,. 1980
as evidencpd by Afffd,lVi t of Pulll ication filed with the Clerk, plJbl ic hearinq
W,l" apl'llf'd to coor, idpr PI't. i t ion Cp-nO-fiC. fi lcd by Carol lansd,lle for Futun'
elti;PIIS, Inc,. r-I'qlJ''',~ill'l d Land Ihe Amendmrnt frolll 0-6.22 Residential Units
t(l f~I"T(',ll inll 01"'11 SP,ll" I ,1I1(f 11,,1' on prap'!rty InC,lterf in Secti['1l If., Tm.mr,hip
I\Il ~'l1ldh, P,lnlll' ?', 101'.1. '..lid propl'rLy to he woed for the er,f.,lblir,l1m"nt of ,1
YOII 1.11 C,lllll'.
PI.1I"""- Cr'!' I ,'Y'lf' In, ,1t,pol till' pr()p~'rty ,10, beill') the propert.y shown in
ypllow nil the moll' di'l'laypd dnd noted th,lt tlw 11\.5 ,1cre p,)rcel ic, located
south af Sunny Tr,) j I II['I,/ht" ,lnd [,1St of tllC Gill f 1I,1rhor 5ubd ivis jon. Referring
to the [xeclltiv[' SIIIINllM"Y Ilf'rt,linirlfj to the Petition, Ms. L,lyn" sdid t1ldt the
docUlll2nt hdS Ilf'l'lI n'vil'\~pd fOT' cOlllpl iance with t.he (nmprellcnc,;Vl' Pl,HI ,lnd the
findill')s pllr-srlolllt t/wn.to h,lYf' resulted in a st,lff r('comn,f'n';:~loll for approval
of the Petition. ^Iso. s,lid Ms. Layne, the Collier Count.y f1lannillfl ^<Jency held
their pllbl ic hf"lrinlj nn ,July 3. I9HO and recomnended forw,lrdill<J Pet. it ior",
CP-~~O-['C to the Baolrd with a rt'col1lnerld,ltion of approv<ll.
Ms. c'lro] l'lrl';d'llr'. f',"esieJprlt of Future Citizens, Inc.. s<lid that
thf' sdid nr'(J,lni;dliall is nOIl-I',-ofit and a Ullited Fund ,1ffil ioltf'. ~1s.
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August 5, 1980
LMlsd.1le provid0d .1 ilt'ief history of the organization which she said was
forlnl'd ,1S ,1 holdin() Mld mMhlfJl'll1l'nt corporation for propertfes donated to the
(;irl SCOIJts ,lnd the f10y Scouts of ColI fer County. Approximat.ely four years
.1<)0, she c<)nl.inucd, ., T'('qursl. WdS made by the Gulf Coast Girl Scouts Council
to 10(,lte ,1 p,1n:el of propl'rt.y t.o be used ,1S ,1 camp and, after a lengthy
''/'oIn:h, UH' prnpPI't.y dcscribcd ill the Petition was foc,lted ,1nd funds rdfsed
to pllrcl1,l',f' it. An "rfOT'1. 11,1S bl'(~1I made to cooper,1te with Loth of the
.1dj,l<:l'nt. StJhdillision, ,.1id M;,. L<lnsdale hy calling a rublic mecting ttJ lntro-
duce th" ,'rnjPCt. .111.1 pn",cllt dCIlr'lop!l,.,nt p],lns, and they h,1ve .';1) recently
pLJcprl sfx per'son', wl10 n~sfrll' In t.he subdivl,fons on the hOrlrd for their
PM-tiC ip.ll ion in fl..' w;c of till' I,,-opcrty .1nd 1n t.he dellelopment plans.
~". [,111',d.ll,. oh',",-vr'd 1.11,11.. .1S rcqlu",ted hy the Coastdl ArC,l Planning
Con",js';iOIl. till' Orljolnil.ltion h,lS 'lfJr-('I'd t.o work with the St,1t.e of Flor'da
nilll,inn 11: l'i';11 "nd Wildlifl' with rCfj"rrl to the e,1qle's nest south of the
jn'opl't'ly. ',h,' '.IH)>.('<I,,1I .ld,j.,t.', rf'ndcrinq of the propo,ed project and
r1c~':rllll'rI I',,, .lIl.i,/llics wllich will be UlIdcrtolken following thl' construction.
(,)lln:.. (':,)'101()I'I' NOI!lI,ln noll'of fill' fol1owinf) fi If'd for the record:
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! 1'1 t"I' d,1 t I,d ,;111y 71, 1<):\0 (rDllI M/M [. 0' COlllle f f In opposition.
t r'l iCl' d,1 L"ll ,lllly ?H. l'I.'11l rr-Dm ,J. N. fleminq in opposition.
1":,["1 ,1.1: ,'<I '.'lIly '/1, IlJHO frllm M,H'ion nnd RlIdolph fleers in
"I'!'("; t Ion.
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.1. l.l'tt.'1' d.lt,'d ,July ]1. 19/JO from c.lrl A. Bieber raising questions
which I,,' would I ikt, ,1I1'.wl'l'l'd in order to judge the rezoning
prDl1et'ly.
S. l.dt,'r d.ltl'd "uly n, 1')i\O from Guy L. Cdrlton not in orposition
hut f illtlS 1't'lljl'ct nrfl'nsivc. MlIl suggestlnl) reverter clause in
the I'vent guirll'l ines <H'C not followed.
('. l.etter' r1'Cl'iVI'd AlI(JU..t ~. 19BO from M/M G, J. Er'ckson In
OPl'os; t ion,
7. Letter l'l't:I'IVl'd Au<)ust~, 19/J0 from [Jetty Jerln Brown in opposition,
including petition with 10 signrJtures also in oppo~jt1on.
~1. Letter' d,l~ed .July 11. 19BO from lIolly Miller in oppo~itfon.
includinf) pl'tition with /J Si'Jlldtures ("fld letters) rJll in
Oppll~ i t iOll.
<) Ll'ttel' I'l'<:<,'ivprl ^11'Just '1.19130 from GrrlCC Kretchmdrl in opposition
dlld sut"llittill<) pctitinll with 15 Si'lll(ltUI'C5 ,111 in opposition.
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10. Letter receivf'd August. 1\. 19RO from W. ,1. lIughes in oprosition.
11. /1cmortlndlJm dated ,July 30, 1980 from Administro1tive Aide M,lry Morqan
re tl'lephnne call from L. J. Hardesty In (,lvur of th,~ pcl.iLiulI.
12. Two retit.loners, each containing 6 signatures. all in opposition.
Mr. Carl [lieber, Gul f lIarbor Resident, was present to request an..wers 1.0
t.he qu~stions rO',('(1 In his lrttl'r noted tlbove, tlnd other concerns he has with
rf"J,lrd to thf' rrojl'Ct. Onf' concern expressed by Mr. Bieber was the fact thilt
tl Coun ty vf'h ic I p ,1nd Coun t.y f'mp 1 oyre.. h,we heen observed on thl' s itf'. Mr.
^Il'lf'lo ~.qu,ltrlto f'xp1.1inl'd Ul<1L Lhc (ollnt.y 'Ichicle w,", used for thc tranSilOrl.ation
of equipmpnt in con.illrlf,t. ion wi I,h t.hr' Youth GlJid,lnce Summer C<lmp .TO'1r<11Tl wi t.h
which he is involved. lie exp1.lin"d t.h,1t, this Program is not. ,1 juvenile
delinquent prcHJr,lnl IH.t cOllld bf' con.,ldpred a pre-del inquent pro'1ram establlr,h.~d
tlnd df'si')llf'd to find ~ids wit.h [1ot.ential rroblems prior t.o such childrl'n gett ing
into trouble. Ms. L,lnsd,lle exp1.1inrd tllJt, since the orgdnization she ,'cpresents
11,1, no '.w,ne, nrO'l\",lm. and ';lncl' t.he land is vtlcant, the ueci..ic;l was made to
,lllow it'. 1/'.1' by th" YOlltb Gllir!.H1Cf' f'ro'lram particir.1nts. Rcsrondinq to
(o:ll"h'.ioltl'r ;'i.,tOI', '.11" '"li,; th,lt thf'rl' are v['rJ st.rin')f'nt rules qovernirH) thf'
~,upl'rvi',ion of UH' r.irl Scout.'. "nd floy ~;CCllts with th~ norm.ll r,ltio of youn'1
pf'op]e t.o Slq1f'rvlsoJ"'..
Ms. Holly ~Iill"r'. Gulf H,lrbor Rl'sirlf'nt, pxprpsSf'(1 hl'r distress,lt the
proposed n','oninr/ ,1n<1 pnwislon,\) IJse under cOllsidpration. She rresf'nt.ed oJ
spries of pj':tIJl',.<, illll';t."'llin'J thf' ldd, of SUp!','vision dnd the encro<lchll1t'nt
on Ill.. ,1dj,lcI'nt Ilt'OP'Tti['<, hy IIH' children dnd till' C,lnOf'S iJein'l Lr,pd. Mr.
Squ.ltr"ito l'xp1.1inl'd how tlH~ C,lnne mrntiOnf'd happened to be on rrivdte property
and also t.he tr"ininq ,llld life-Solving equipment edch child receives. thereby
resrondin(! to allotlH', ulllCl'rn voiced by '.15. ~li ller.
fJricf discussion follow.'d cOllcerninq the provision.l1 use and zoning
be i ng t'rque5lcd in Ulf' ''1JhSl'qllf'n t pf't it i on ~ I.n ~)e add res ~,ed with Chd i I'm,l n
Wenzel oh<'l't'virHl lh,ll, undet' cunent zoning. t.here could be Bil units pldced on
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the property, and Ms. Lansdale noting that under the "RO" District being
refJllest.ed the property C,ln only be IJsed for natural open space projects such
as parks. and t.he like.
Ms, L<lrlsd,11e rf",ponrlerl In d"t.,111 to a series of questions submitted by
,1n opponf'nt. t.o t.he PI'ojccl.. il1cludil1f] prot.ection of the ea'lle's nest on the
I'r'opr"'t.y. UH' l''''lvi';i()l1'; (Dr' 11l';I'"ctI0I1 o( t.he project rr~'),lrdinr) t'"i1sh dfspoS,ll,
11.1bll11.y Insllr,lnCI' prnl.l'ct!on. t.he number of memher-.hir meetings alreMly
held .lnd to be held In thf' fU/,llrr, and other pertinent mr1tters.
Therf~ heln') no fllrther persons t.o address the Board, Con'lIls~' 'ner Plstor
moved. seconded by r:omll1issioncr flrown and lJI1<lnimously carried. t.hat t.he publ ic
hedrtn'l be closed.
r:ommj',r,flll1"r Winll'r mo,cd. ';I'conrled by COlllmissioner ^rcher and un'I;~llllously
c,lrrll'd. th,lt. Ordin,ll1C1' :",-(,n, ,1S ent.it.led helow. be <ldorted anrl I'nt.ered into
Ord 111,lnC" [look Nil, 11.
UI!11I N/\NCI'; NO. 80 - 6-8._.___
I\~J ()HI11t1MI"I': M\l-:~I1)!NC OHIHN^NCE 7')-]2,
TilE CU!'ll'ln:ll1':'::;IVI': 1'r./\N FOil COr.I.LEH COUNTY,
F1.Ullrl),\, I\Y MII':Nllfr,;,; 'I'll": I.^ND U.';f': 1':r.E,'IENT
\~UHJ( ::TIII)Y ~1l\1' ij I FHm1 HI,::; I \)!':Wl'lM, 0-(,,22
'1'1) 1iI,:('f,f':,\TltlN ,)1'1-:11 ::I'i'd'I'; 1.^;-.JD 11:;1'; ON TilE
F()!,I,()'..ilj"'; \)1'::;1'1\[111':11 l'Hlil'EH'\"{: l'/\llT OF TilE
:;'111'1'111:,\:;'1' 1/.\ (W :;I:C'i'lilN If" 'l'O\\'N:;llll' ~n
:;OUTII, P,\N(;I': ,~'; 1'~I\:~'i' ImrCII IS r.Oc^,I'I.:n
:;OU'I'II n\' :;UNNY '1'111\ I r. 111': ICIIT:; ^ND 1':1\:;'1' OF
CUl.1" III\HIIOH :;lillJ)IVI.';10N~; MID BY PHCWrnlNG
t\;~ 1':Fi.'I':CTI'v'E 11,\TE.
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^1I~JU5t 5, 19110
OROINAN(E nO-69 RE PETITION R-nO.l~C. FUTURE CITIZENS, INC.. REQUESTING
REZONING FROM "^" TO "PO" FOIl PROPERTY LOCATED IN S16, TI\8S, R2~)E - ADOPTED
PlIllSUANT TO STArT ANI" (AP( STIPlIl.ATIONS; PETrTIONER'S AGREErmlT TO STIPULATIONS _
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l.egal notice h,lvirHl heen puhl ished in the Ilaples Daily News on ,July 1\. 19110
as f'vidrnCf'd by Mfld,lvit of Puhlic,ltlon filed wlth the Clerk, public hearing
W,lS 'wId to considf'r 01 IH'Oposrd onJfn,lnce with reg,lt'd to Petit.ion R-flO-HC,
filed by (,11'01 1.00n,dille ,'eIH'[',l'nti'Hj Flltlll'e Citilf'nS, Inc., requesting relooinf)
from "^" to "IW" tor properLy IOC,lt(~d in S16, T~flS, R25E.
AltholH]h t.hf' n1,ltt.l'r pl'rt."ini'Hl t.o Petition R.OO-HC Wo1S discus<' con-
currently wit.h t!H' p'-I'viow, pet.it,ion. it W,lS pointed out by (ounty Atf.ornry
PickworU, t.h,lt sep,lro1ll' pllhl ir. IWo1l'in'ls ,1rl' bring held. County Milll<lgrr rlorman
,1(lvisl'd t.h.lt Ihl' pl',",nn', ,Hlrlrl";sirHJ tlH' no,lrd on thr previaII', petit.ion h,ld
sif]JlI'r! IJ" t.o ',PI'", nl1 holh pr'r.it,iOllS, whf'reupol1 Ik, fJiebrr s,lid th,ll hI' would
h,lVe nn flll'UH'r (Ollll1l'n:, (,0 lI1<1kl' ,lllrl Ms. Miller st.ilt.ing tho1t. 011 t.hou~Jh she Is
',II-icIly ,1qiiln',1 tlH' l'I'lOl1iJl'l. ',1:1' wallld h,lvr no tin-tiler sto1ternent.
COIl11li',';innpl' '''/ill''''' 111l1VPrl. '."c()lld[~d by (Olllfllissioll[!!' Pist.or olnd un,l11irnollsly
C,lITil'r1. t.h,ll till' pllhl ic Ill"r;I1!J IH' (lo~;ed,
(oll1l1is',ion..r \,illll'I' IIIlIVI'r1, s"co'Hlpd by (olnmissionrr flrOl'ill, tholt Ordlo<Hlce
00-(,<), o1S f'nt.i Upd h,'IO\~, hI' ddopt.I'd. l'J1tl','ill~1 Silrnr iJl Onlin,lJlC[' l1J1ok No, 11.
said ddol'tion hi' ill'! ';ri!l,i"cf. 10 tl1f' st..,~f's stiplil,ltioll:, dlld tl1r ,1dditioll,ll
C^PC ',tiPI,;,'tioll "I'ldl.ill'l t.o cOlllplyio'l \~il,11 LllI' Auduholl Society <llld [-ish,'.
Wil(fl iff' (nrllnis'.ion', 1"''lIIJ.lt.ion'; "l'g,lrclill'l caf]le's nrqs; ,llr,o. t.h,lt t.he
PctitiolH'r's Aqrr'['IlH'111 t.o till' ';lipIIJ.,tiolls bt, accept.ed. TIH' l1Iotioll c<llTird
by 1I1l,1nim'lJs VOt.["
OHlllNlll,II'I': NO. no - (,l)
AN OIlI1INi\NCI': MII':NI1INC O/UlJNANCI' '1(,-10
'1'lIl': CO~ll'llI:IIUJ:;IVI': Z[)NINl; HECIII.rI'\'lon:; FOil
'1'111'; IININCOlll'(lHNI'I':Jl Al;I'A (11' TilE CON:'I'At.
AHI'A 1't.ANNINC 1l1:;'I'nrC'[' I\Y M~ENI11N(; 'I'll)':
ZON [Nt: A'l'J,A:; l~l\1' NIJ1~I\J,H ~f1-/.~j-') IlY
HI':1.(1Nl NI: TilE F(11.1.0\oJ [NG DEf:cn /I\/:Il I'nOI'[.;n'I'Y
FJH)~1 "A" A(;nICIII,'l'tlln': TO "IH)" HECHI':A'I'I()N
Ol'l':N :;I'N:I': 1l1;;'['IUCI': PAlrl' OF Till: ~;OlJ'I'IIE^:;'I'
l/~ (11" :;I':CI'I(lli \('. '['O\'II',:IlTI' 4fl f;OII'['II, HANel,:
2S ElIS'l' AND I\Y I'HIJVID1NC AN Ef"FFCTIVI' IM'!'E,
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RESOLUTION 110-11\0 RE PETITION PU-OO-lC, FUTURE CITIZENS, rNC" REQUESTING
PU (15) OF "RO" OISTJlICT FOR YOUTH CAMP ON PROPERTY l.OC^TED IN S16, nns, R25E _
ADOPTEO, SII11,JECT TO STAFF MID CAPC STlUPLATIONS: PETlTlOI/Ell'S ^GREEMENT TO
?T..I~lD..^)J..Cl.N5_-=-_fl.~_c.f!.TJ"Q.;__C^I'.c.J HlDIJ~G OF FAC1 - f I I.EJUJlli..l!!l. RECORO
Noting th" actions t.rlken by the flo,lrd with reg,1rd to the [1reviollS two
pet.ltion" (Olllllissionf'r AI"chf'I" moved t.h,lt Resolution nO-ll\fl with regard t.o
Peti lion PII-110-n, fi lrd hy [01'''01 l.an~;d,11e rC[1rcscnting rut.url' (iti12ns, Inc,.
rl''lul'st.ir1<j Pll(15) of UI!' "RO" Inning IJist.r'lct for a Yout.h Cam[1 011 property
locat('d III Sf'ct.ion If" Towl1',llip 1\1\ Sout.h, Rang[' 25 Ei'st l){! adopt.ed, suhject.
t.n st.,lff ,111(1 [AP( stipuldtions; I.h,lt. the Pl'titioner's Agreement '.0 the
stipu],l!.ions bl' ,lcr.ept.l'd; <111<1 that tlH' C^PC ril1dln~, of Fact be filcd for
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t.he ,"er.orcl, 111(' r:Klt. ion W,l'; sf'condl'd by COlTlniss ioner Wimcr Mid carried by
unoltlimous vote,
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ORDINAN(r RO-70 RI PEfIT/ON Cp-RO-7C, G^C PROPERTIES AND COUNTY PLANNING ST^Fr,
REQUESTING L^ND IJ~E PIAN AMENDMENT FROM COMMERCIAL TO 0-6.22 AND 6,22-30
H[;'[DENTI^L L^ND IISLS EOfl PROPEfny [Ij fJLOCK JfJ, UNrT 2, LOTS 1-10, BLOCK J'J,
LOTS 1.15, flLO(K 22, ^NfJ PORTION OF fJLOCK J'J, ALL IN UNIT 2, GOLDEN G^T[ ([TY _
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l.eg,11 not.ice h.lViIH) be[~n pllblhhl'd In the Naples Dally News on ,)IJly 4, l'JfJO
,1S ['Vir!f'llCl'd by Affid,lvjl. of I'ubl ic,ll.ion filed w1th the C11'rk, puhlic hearing
W,lS opcllf'd to cOIl'.ir!I'I- Pel.il.ion CP-RO-7C, filed by GAC Properties and the County
I' 1.1lln 1 11<] St,lff, rl'qIH";l.lnq ,1 1.,lnd IJse Plan Amendment from CnJlTf1crcial Land Use to
0-(,,22 and 1i,;'2-.l0 [<I"iidf'nti.ll L,lnd t)r,[~S on the E,ISt. 200', Block Jg, Unit 2, Goldeo
(;,lte City, [nt-, I-Ill, [Jlo(kl'), lots 1-15, Block 22, and Block 313 11'5" t.1~e Ed5t
20D', ,111 in ll"il 2, 1;"1<1",, 1"1/,, (it""
Alrf'I' '''c-II ill'l 111(' Pt'ol"'rtil~s involved in the p(~tit10n on the rn,lps displ,lyed,
1'1.\'1111'1 L,'" 'O\YI1" "'I,1..il1,'<I 1,11-11. 1.111' i','l.il.ioncr, (;,\( l'ro[1ertie';, requester! deletion
of Illod, .:: '1(1111 1.111' i'f'I,i I.inll hi" ,111';" ,j')n,lt.ures from all Ll1f' property oWI"~rs in
Lh,' hlnc. ((1I11,j IHII. hi' nhl..li,ll'd, 101' 1..I',lt r-e,j50n, 'ihe conti IllleU , the Starr Joined
ill th,. I',.tition I:) ,11'1('n,! HInck;>? t.rJ conform wit.h till' ';lJrrolJndin<j 1,111<1 IJS[~S,
^lso, s.li(] n". Ldynl' , lhl' Stoltl il1cllllkd t.h,' [ast 200' of Illock JIJ to elimin'ltc
the srn,lll i<;l.Hllllll' COtlitll')'ci,11 in t.hl' midst of n~c,idelltial land use, Since the
a 1'[',1 is devI']opill'l a'; r'I'sldl'nt.i"l, thl' St,lff reconnlC'llds th.lt the ,Ired c,holJld
COl1tflllle t.o devI'lop ,1, r'1",idl'l1ti,,1 itlst,eold of cOlllnerci~l, she ~,]id, and ddvised
tholt Lhe CoIl il'r' COllllly 1'!.lllnill<J ^']I'I1<:Y joins in slJch reconlnendation,
Mr, W,lf,l,1 ASS'lold, of \~Ilstln, Miller, [l,lrton, SolI!. Peek. Inc., representing
G^C Prorerties In till' retition, U1t11111f:nted lhat it is felt that residential Idnd
u~,~ will (''''1.ln(I' lit<' COllltlUllity, IIc s,lid that he h,15 nlet with the Golden Gate
Civic Asc,ocioltiol1, pl'(~c,l'nted the proposal, al1d that letters of ap[1roval ~l,lve [leen
forthcomin<] fnJm tllC i\'iSO.:i,lll0I1,
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Following County MMlager rlorm<ln's statement that there were no persons
registered to spe,lk on the m,ltter, Commissioner Pistor moved. seconrl"rl hy
Cornnissioner ^rchrr and lln,lnimouSly c,wried, th"t the rllbl ic hearing be closed.
Commissionf'r ^rchf'r movr'r1, <,f'conrled by Commissioner Pistor and IJnanimously
C,11Til'd, lh,1t Ordin,wet'. ,15 rllmlhf'red and I'nlitll'!d below, be ,1dortcd anrl entered
int.n Ordinance nook ~n, II,
OHIIIN/\II('I: NC), no - 70
I\N OlmlrJMIC!: M11':rJ[111,(; 01lnINMW" 'l'J-3/.,
TI1I'~ C:O~1I'IU:I!I':W;IV1': l'1.I\N ron C:01.J.1EI~ COU~IT'"
1'1,(11{ 1111\ lIY ^~n:Nlllt:r; TilE [.I\Nll ll~;lc EJ.I.:MI:rIT
h'OHK ~:Tl1fJY ~11\1' U7 ['ltO."1 COMI1r:HCrI\L LI\1in
u~;r: '1'(1 (,.;>/-)0 HI':!;rIJl':NT1^1. LMW IJST: ON
'I'll I: 1'[J1.1.0W I t1(; Ilj';!:CH I l\EI) l'HOI'I:ilTY: LOT;'
1 - \ O. 1\1.00; I", Un!;~ - 1 r" II Lac K /. /. 1\ N n
!\j.(,('K ,1[1 1.I:!::: TilE I:A::T 200' TIIEHE(W, lllJ IT
":, (:OLI>I':N crITI': CITY; MIiJ I\Y l\~ll,:rJlllr;C Till,:
I.MJI) II!:I': 1:J.E.'11:NT FIH)\I CO,'IMI,:RCIAJ. TO O-(,././.
In::;lili,:~i't'I!lI, I.!lNfJ ll!;I': UN Till': FOJ.IJ)'o'iINC
1lI,:;,('I\IIlI',11 l'I<<II'I',I{'['Y: TIlL 1',)1;,' 200' (IF j\i,\~.Cj,
In, IIN!T /, COJ.lll':N ('.1\'1'1: CITY l\'lD BY I'J.:()-
v r [J I ril: At. 1:1" I''J:CT r v r: [)..\T r:,
OfHlIN,iNcr nO-ll RI I'll I1ION R-Hn.1 IC, (',^C rRUI'ERTrES ^NIl COU~TY PL^NNING STArr,
HEQUfSllNG RUONING II/fl'" "Gf~C" 10 "RM-(," !\Nil "RS-J" ON LOTS 1-10, BLOCK .19, Lors
1-1~" !\LOCK (';' ^ND 11[(10; 311, UNIT (', GOLDEN GATE CITY - ADOPTED f'URSIIMH TO STArr
^,NJ1_ J\CC._S_T_[r~lIL^ 11 oris: 1'1 11.1 [ONI r~ 'S^J;_r~_'_.E!~s_!n_ T,O_,S_TI!~l~L.^.l_IO_N.S_-_-^,c_c_l-,,-rJn_ , ____ _ _, . ,
[r'1,11 nolie,' iJ,lV:'''1 I>een publ i'.IH'd i,: tlte U,lplr<; [),lily r1f'w<; 011 July 4, l'1(lO
,1S rvidenCf'd hy Mfid,lVit of Pllblie,lt.inn filed \o/ith tllf' Cler~, puhlic hf',lrin'J
W,l~, oprned to cOIl'.idel' I'dition 1<-Ul1-17C. filrd by G^C Pr\)l'erlips and liJp Coul1ty
['1al1nin9 Stdff, ,'e(/lIPs/il1'! 1'('/ol1i')(1 from "GRC" lo "R~1-2" Jnd "~l::'-J" on Lots 1-10.
!110d J'l. lots l-l~" Illock
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,111<1 l\lock JB, lInit 2, Golden (',ate City,
Pl,lnnel Lpe l,lynf', havin~l locHrd the subject properti[:<; on the map p:'ovided
dlll';n~l tllf' pr'(,v;(111<; Cllllll',ll1ion I'{'lition, expl.lined th,1t the P1.111Jlill'l St.\ff joilll'd
in UIP petition ['y 1'r''1IIl'',tin(] th,lt Block 2,' Mid the East 200' of Glock .11\ [,P
l'l'lOlIrd sinet' il is tI,{'ir brlid th,1l the rl1lirr drea shoulJ be rrzolled, altiJough
lhe f'etitioller WI1S u/101hlr to obt.\in thr sigl1ature of OI1P proprrty ownL'r, ~\s,
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l,lYlll' ';,lid til,lt t.he C^Pr: rr;COI,ml'nr!er! ,1rprOV,11 of the Petition ,;uojr,ct ~.o
t.he Petitioner clll'ckilHJ wil.h G^C f1ropertles to see whether they would be
wi II in') 1.0 r('lone thl' 1.1nd to "Pfl-Ifl" Iw;te,ld of "R'~-2", dnd subject t.o the
51..1 rr' s sl.i pu 1.11 ion,. ,111 nf wll iell ,)J'e inc luded In the Pet it. ioner' 5
Aq rr: t~nll~n t.
Durin') the f'n',llin'J di',C\ls,;ion rl"j,1rdinq ~lheLher or not the proposed
l.OIlI/H) (,It.I''}Ory W,1', r1f',;ir,lhlr, (onllli,;',ionrr Plstor volcrd hls dls-
s,lt1sf.lctinn with t.he "Rn-III" (,It.NJOI'Y dnd st,lt.ed his preference thdt the
lOnlfHJ hI' dldfH/,',1 t.o "RM-I" which would limit. t.he den<;ft.y dnrl height Com-
m'lnity Dl'vl'loprnl'nt r"Jlltini',l.r,ll,llr Virt,] polnl.,ed oul. th,lt dll of the 101..5
slJI'rollndlng t.hl' suhJret pnJpert.ir,; ,lrl' prrsl'ntly loncd "RM-2" ilnd t.hat, in
ten'IS of 'Jll'.Jd .'unffllJ di<;t.I'lct.lllf) ,lnd hec,lUsl' of the c'Jrrent zonin') fhlttern,
it wa<; fell th,lt "1?f1-?" W,l'; I,h,' most. logleal district.
~Ir', ,I,1r,\,) '"'';';,\,Id, 01 Wil',on. ~:illl~r, rl.lrt,on, SolI" Peek, lnc" repre-
srntlnq r,M: 1'\'''I'''I'li,'';, "',I,1.,i'1I'd th,lt t.hen; is not enough~tidth on the lots
t." <J" Ili'II..., II,,,,, """ <I' 1..1" "I,<I,i,~', ,!nd I.h,lt. the clr,nsity would be very low for
,1 1111IIt.it.IJdl' ()~ 1"',l'"'W,, (Illl'll"'ntin'j I.h,ll, Ih,' I.ype of devl'lopment that the sreciflc
',ilf' C,ln ,1ffnl'd W'''lld ;,,11 pl'l1vidl' till' nppOf't.'H1ity t.o huild larger ',ill' ,1p,lrtl11ents
,lnd involvin'l till' lIi<Jhl'l' r1,'n.,ili,',;, lie s,lid th'lt t.hr; Pr;titioner woulrl be
,111l1'n,llJle t" ~t.lilirl.lt.illlj 11\.\1 !.Ill' h1lilrlin'}s shoulrll\ol exceed ,1 certain height.
There Wl't'e no I'el",,;"', I'i"ji"tl'rl'd 1.0 conlllent 01\ the rctltlon, whereupon
['''''IIi 5S i'll"'I' Pi'.t[)f' ll1ovl'd, :,I't'll'ld,'d by COI1Wll1ssioner ^rcher and carried unani-
n111usly, th,1t thl' l'ul>lic he"ril\'1 111' closed.
Cll1111liS51ClIH'1' f'istol' lIloved th,H Ol'<lln,lnce nO-7l, dS entitled below, be
ddoptNl al\d clltcred into Or'J in,1I1Cl' I\ook No, It. pursuant to the St"ff Jnd
CAPC stipuldtiol\s, ,15 contdined in the Petitioner's Agreement, and with the
additiol\dl stil'uL\tion th.lt. no building in the rezoned are" will be nM)re than
JG' in hci<jlil. 1'1'\)111 thc fini<;hed 'l"adc, The lI\OtlOIl was seconded by Commis-
sioner i'wchcI' ,ll\t! c.lrt'ied un,ll\illlollsly.
Thl' st,lff pII.'I11I"'I''; I'n";"lIt ,11\<1 t.he petitiol\Cf"<; repr'r;5I'nt,ltivl' notr;d
lhl'ir 1JI1derstdlllJill<) [)I' till' ,lltiol\ ldkpl\ by the ~lodl'll with re<)ard to the
stipuldtioll<;.
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OIWIN^NCE 1\0-72 HE PETITION CI'-ilO-BC, WILLI^M IlLACK\m,L FOH K. C, 1.JIS1, HEOlJEST-
INC; LAND lISE ^~lEN[JMEN1 FROt-l 0-(',22 RESIDENTIAL LAND USE TO INDUSTRI^L I.Al1D USE
ON PROPERTY I,OC^T[O IN P^RT OF S15, T~8S, R25E - ADOPTED, PURSUANT TO ST^FF
SJ-'J~l~I._AII~N___,______..____ _______,__ '_______,_,
I.l'gill notice havin~l hpen [1llhl isl1ed ln the Naples Daily News on July 1\,
}<Jr.C ,15 pvidl'ncecl hy Affldilvi I. of I'uhl ication filed wi th the Clerk, plJbl ic
I1f'MiIHJ \.,.,1" opf'nNI to con',ldl'r 1'pt.ition [1'..80-8C, filed by HillLlm 1l1,lckl'Icll
fOI' K, (, Wi"l'. Trtl"I"I', n"III('stin'l (,lnd Ilsf' ^rnf'ndml'nt from 0-(',;>2 Pe',idpnti.11
1."'111 ihl' l.tl Indtl';I.I'idl 1.,,'1111;';1' on propprty 10r;'lted in part of Sect.ion I'"~
Tm'/Ilship ~n :;01J 1.11 , n"n'II' ;>:, [,1"1. for tin' ctlll',trlletion of a lllnlbl'r Mid tr1JSS
COlllP,lI1.Y,
1'1'11)1' to till' p,'p'''',d,1I,loo of !.IH~ proposal, Cl1aitilMn l.Jr'nzel qlJestioop" thr
pl'oqrr..,,, hpioq m,ldf' on IIH' "['/llIIinq "pcoIIITll'ndat1ons for tl1e ,1rea alonlJ tl1r
",111 ro,HI fl'om 1.111' I:,'pl1l intj 1'],1111 IIp 1.0 I.hp I.('e (ollnty 1 ine, 1'la,mpr Lpp L,lynf'
'"lid !.I1,1t.. il1cl',,<I,'<I in till' ,llInll,,1 I','vi,'\" (01' !onirHI ,1nd C()lIlprellf'nsivr~ rloln
C:/1i1l1<11''', tlH'I'1' will Ill' "I'u","1l("1I1,1Iions for cl1,lnlj('~, in UH' "llb.ir~ct ,11'(',1;
hO\"['VI'I-, il W,l', 11<"- ''\''Iq''',l.ioll Ih,l1. IIIP nh1!tpr 1.0 be r1i~.c1Js';C" not he defcn'(~d
IIIIti1 >,uch lilll(' ,I', 1111' ""{(lllilll'IHlal.ion~; <1'-1' fOl-t.l1cominq,
M'., \.1)"'" Ill<."ll'd till' 1"'''1'1'1'1.)' 1,0 be considl'r[~d in Petition (p-BO-Be as
th,lt ""(',1 s110\'l1l in .v,'llnw "II 1111' 1I\,1P I','ovid['ci and lyioq 1l0rtl1 of thp Krrl11 inl]
(OIlCl'['tf'I'].llll, Sh" JHJII'd Ui<lt till' (011 il'l' (Olll1ty PlanlliJ1~J AI/Crlcy held a
,wi" ie I1P,ll'ill<J Ill' ,llll,v 3. 1'1111) "I 'vlll,:h lilill' tlll'rp 1'1,1', considl'l',lbll' diSCllssion
and ol'l'o~iti()n r, :"-(".',,'r1 "nd 111[' c.IJ/",('qlll'Il~, ,-pcolin1f>ndal,ioll 'v,l~, f[}l' dpn;'11 fOI-
t.hc to II "W i J1(J ,'[',1 ';011'; :
I. The indw,ITi<l1 11';(' i'; ineompatihlp with thc slIrroundintj ,11'(',1,
2, Thl' int'-II~,i()n of indll',II';'11 Ilses into ,J '-esidellli,ll ,1re,l,
), 1hcl-e i~ <,llffici('1l1 I.lnd in Col1 icr (ounty for industri.ll liSPS,
It Is tll[' st.aff '-CCOIIJnl'nIL11 i"I1, s,lid ~Is, l..IYIW. Ih,lt thl' Petitiol1 1)(' appiover!
wi 111 till' stipul.lliOI1 1.11,,/ ,\ ',0' ,.,jd,' 1.1lIrl<.C,lPl'd IHlffl'" ,1/'(',1 he' pl'ovir!('o,
AU,OI'IlI'Y Williallilllacklv['ll, "('I)I'('senl.illlj /:, [, Wisl', TI'I/S:['(', the 1'1'0-
posed plll'chclSl'l' of till' site. l'xpl.li/ll'd thai thp propoSf'd IISI' of Ihf' sitf' ,.,oulci
l)(~ to rl'l'ct ,1 f"llI'iC:,ltin'l pl.lnt fOI' bui 1din9 wooden tnlSsPs, m,lking liSP of
the existing raill'o,ld and "dj,lCPl1t spu,', Not.ing thl' P1.lI111inlJ !\qpncy's ,-e,lson
for reconrnendinlJ drn;'11 of tllP I'('t.ition ,15 hring its inCOl11l'cltil>ility with the
srl/'rounding rwopcl'ty W'[~~" M", filackwf'll voiced his disdqreel11ent, noting
till' existil1l! CPlI\pnt pl.lnt. ,1d.l,H:l'l1t..
Ill' I'n~sl'nt('d .1 set of pictul'es of thl'
T't"II"',
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BO~K
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August 5, 1900
,1rea to r,ull~t.lnti,lt.(~ Iii~ opinion for the [Jo,lrd to con~ider, Attorney Blar:kwell
explained th,lt wi !.II ,1 bllff[~t. areil, a~ ~tipul,1ted, ilnd with the natural existing
11['1'1115, ,11111 Llw I ik(~, Ill'twel'l1 !.IH' ';ile alld the mobile home sllbdivi<,fon, rloi~e
fl'(ll11 !.IH' r,lr:t.or'y wOII!d lint IH' I'xr:l'~sive.
[nld, inll illl) \oli I.h hi'; P"'~'d'nt,1t, iOl1, ^tt.orl1ey [Jlackwel1 pointed out the need
fnl' (JI.lkirllj 11,(' or rh,' r,lill'O,ld f.l<:iliLy, t.he IIS['S whir:h r:ould l1e made of the
pl'OlH"'t.y, ".Olll(' of wl1lell r:nlild Ill' r:nn~idered undrsirable, if the proposal js
tlll'nl'd down, 11;'; npinioll Ih,11. 1.11" p,'t.ition r:allnot be objected to on t.he basis
nf illC"P,lSpd 1l',I((ic, ,1'; dllt'IJed, <11111 other ,1spects of the pn,lect.. lie said
1.11,11. nlH' o( !.IH' 01"1"'<:1'; in !.IH' [ol(Jpr"III'II~ive P],ll1 is tlw (~Th:ollra<Jemcnt MHI
1'1111<111C1'lIll'llt of !.Ill' 11',1", of vil,dl 11,ll.llr,ll rr~r,Ollrr:es of whfr.h the railroad trar:k
io; ol1e ,lrlll which sholild 111' /'n<:nl/l',l'JI'd 1.0 I'rm,) in. Concernil1g the referral that
!.IlI~ ,1CC:I'~', "0,111 <:<111101 not I,,' T'il)ht(lilly 11~I~d l1y the peti tioner, Attorney
Il !.Id,wl' I I "",,<1 inl,ll 1111' 1'1" ",'d !.Ill' "I1"Or';[~fIIf'ot. for th" proj,'ct from K"ehl irHj
111111I',lrt,,,;, Inc, ,11111,11',0 r:OI1VI'Y1rl1) Inlonnatlon that till' corpol',)t1oo Illlllt.
p,li<l r'1I'. ,\lId lid', ,I I Iv,1'('; IlId 1111.01 il1l'd \-li'll)ills P,l~'; RO,ld from it.r, int.pr~pctiOIl
"ith II,'" I' ,,, I'i<' 1:",'hli,HII'!.lnt 011111. d'; SIlCI1, I1<lVI~ 110 hl~dI'illq Oil consider,l-
linn nf Ill:' l'I'Uti,III,
~~", "id r;,"''''lwl'll, '111110111)11 ""'Ii',ten~d 1.0 ,lddrl'ss the sulljl'ct., W,ls not.
pl"'>;I'II I. wlll'n !1 i >; 1101111/' I'd ,; Cd I I I'd hy COlli) ly Mdnll(j(~I' tlOrT1loll1,
~1r', (), Il, ,1011<"" nl N,lpll", I.IJlI1IH'I', prospeclive OWIH'l' of U)(~ property,
"xp1.\ltH'd IIl1lv t11<' 'lpl"'oIl.i<'11 01' hi" (1)I1Ip.JI1Y c,)n Iw~t: IJ(~ ~erv('d lly l'l'locatin(j
I.hl~ ploll1t, 01', 1"'OIlI),..'d, dl1d which wi) I lle ill the' h(~st illte/'(~sl of lhl' Caunt.y,
i\tton1<'.Y ,I, I)llrll"y (;l1orll('tt(~ I"'pl"'>;(~nl.ed Ldl1dnwrk [stat.e's ,lIHI the
(,lrilll1<',1Il !'~)hil,' 1I(!ll1l! l'dl'~, l<lcdtl'rl ill clo~e proxirnity to tile <1rea propo~ed
f'1r n~lOn in'l, "(~ cOill:n'nl.('r1 <l11 l.h(~ irnl',ICt the p,'oject wi 11 !lIlVI' 01' tile
,1pproxirn,It.,'ly ,1,01lO 111',II'IIY n~sidl'llls of tile two developments rn~l1tiol1ed <1~ well
,IS the I.dke Sdn ~1,ll'ino RV f'.lrk ,HId Il1Iper1.1 1 Gal f Estates. He said th,1t lie
W,IS pr'esel1tly ill ';IIPllort o( till' 1'1.111llil1g Agency's recolll11endatian for denial
of t.hl' P"t.itiol1 ,lIlll dlso ill ,uPl'orl. of ll1e (ol1lpI'ehensivl' Mastel' P],Hl wl1ich
SL1(I'S 1.11,1l. tl1I' Ili'llll",1. ,11101 11<",1. 11';1' of t::1I! l,lnd is residenti,ll.
~1r', ,101111 1;.1"l1il'l', <'Ilt'"kinq ,IS ,1 concerned contl'actor in tile Naples
<1T'(',l, SIJPPol't.pd Llll! ,1"lt!l1l1I1lellt to tile "laster Plan ,lnd the Sllbsc[jlJent rCloninrJ
of I.he S llllj (ie l p "'11'1' I' (,y ,1Ill I 1 11'<) I'd the n~ tl'll t.i on [1 f t.l1e 1',1 i 1 rOMI in tile (oun ty
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And thf' nf'cl'~~ary reloning of pror~rt.lc~ so that It CAn be kept In operation.
^ttorney Rlchud l.ansd,11 e spoke on behal f of the L,1ke San Mar1no flV
Park residents who are in oppo~'tlon to thp chAnQp~ heinQ rropoSprl primarily
due t.o thf' nnise And ,1ddi t,lonAl t.raffic which, 1n his opinion, wouln he
gcn~ r,l ten,
~'r, Lonnie Mut in, rpprc~entpd RO(jPr K, Smith, an adjAc~nt rroperty
OWllrr, who ~upport~ I.hp J"l'lnlllllfJ h!'illg proposed and rf'<l(j into thr record
UItT(".pnodrncf' from HI', ',mllh r.il.illq hi, rl',l~nn~ for hi~ slJppnrt.. Mr, t~(lrtio
"1J(lqP~l.l'd I.h"l, "lnr.f' till' COlml.y W,l~ succ~s~,ful 1n ret,,1Iling t.he railro,1(i, it.
i~ only Sf'nsihlr t,n pl'nnit proper I"ezoning for the usp of the far" ty,
Mr, Walter \oI,llm'.II'Y, ,llt.houqh reqi"tered t.o speak, neclined the
opportunity.
^tt.ornpy Gf'nnJ(' V,Il'n,ldor olppr,lrf'd on heh,11 f of the I.olst [Jay D~vrlopment
CO"IH1rolt.ion, OImf'l'S ,lr~d d,'v,'lllpf'r:, of A "1111 t.i-f,llTlily parc~l wHhln ImperiAl
(;011 ["t..1l.f'~. ,\1111 voic,'d npl'fl'.ililln to !.Ill' plans for t.he sUhject. ,1reA, cHillg
~1Ir.h rp,l:,Ofl', ,1, UH' rJr'vi,t1,iOIl fnlln the l'lol'.t.rr PlAn, sug~Jesting t.hat permitting
till' f.-I'('hllll'l 1'l.lnl W,I" "I'I>!'/llIliIIIJ. <111(1 hi<, fl'e11ng that tile rr~comf1lendation
of UH' 1'1.\l1I1ill'l li'l('I1<:Y ',hn"lr1 hI' 111>11(';,;,
^ t 10rllPY [],111 i (' 1 I COllI "Y n'p,',".('n t i Ill) Wh I sper 11l~1 I'i IlCS, I nc., devl'l opel'
of imp..ri.ll (;olf 1.',1..111", ,\11(1,11',0 th!' suhdivision's Homeowners' ^s~ociatlon,
expJ"f''''.!',; oppo,ition 1.11 1.111' 111,111.1'1' 111111('," discussion, sugCJl'st.in(j t11o1t the
mOl.iv,II'on />[':,11\1; till' 1'1'1 i I iOIl \~.t', nile of I'conomic<., which shrllild no!. he a
con~id"",ltinl\ />y tlH' l\o,lnl. ,\11<1, ,11so, the fact th,ll there is sufficient
industrial 1.lnd ,lv,li1.1111r r]';!'whert' in till' Count.y,
~Ir, Wi]]i.Hll S/1<',ll"',l.on. '"l'pl"psenting t.he rive COllnty Illlildc'rs " Contrac-
to,'s ^ssoci<1tion, Inc., ',Ld,('d his Associ,ltion's concel"n for tIle ,'ddition<ll
devf'lopment of indW,ll"Y in (('\11 if'r County and ennorsen the statements Illade
in f,lVOI' nf tlH' n'ltlni,lll. 1/I''1in'l t.he BO<lrd to consider the proj2ct fdvorably,
^ttonwy fl1.lI:kt.,,,l J .1dd'"''';',I'r1. In pa"t, th~ conrnellts nl<lrlf' by the various
dtt.orllC'YS who s!,okl' in opposition, touching upon such matters as the alleged
incI"[,<1se in traffic ,1'HI llt1iSI', till' fact Ul,lt the ~lolster 1'1.1n, once formul"ted,
sl,t1l1ld never he ,1]t.('J'l'd, <1'. \1<1', SU'J'JI~st.l'd, notinCJ t.hat the Statut.es requiJ'(~
rpdr,l\"ill'l of the f'1.1I1 ['v('l"y fiv(' years, the fact that. some of the subdivisions
BOOK 054 rm 2JJ7 Au']us t 5, 1980
represented were bull t ,1 fl.er t.he establ ishment of the Krehl1ng Plant, ~nd
othcr topics.
/-Is, L'lyne not.ed th,lt., filed with the corre~pondcncc, are sb. lett.ers
which have hecn received l'f"J"rrlin<j Ihe Petition - three in surport. ,lnd t.hree
in opposition - ',on!e of which wpre rl'fcrred to during the hearing. At.torney
Goodlettf' ,11so filpd for the rl'cord a pet.ition ',igncd by 151 persons, ,)11
of whom ,)re In opposition 1.0 t.he 'JI'dnt,ln'J of the request.
There beln,! no furl.her persons rcgistered to speak on the Petition,
Contnissionpt' ^rr:hf'r n~)ved, sl'cnnded hy Cormllssioner IJrown, that thl' rublic
hf'aring I>f' r.losf'd,
^t ContnissioneJ' f'f"lor',. request, Mr, William McGrath, member of the
Coast.ll At'ed f'lannin'1 Conllli<,slon, was asked to provide the re,lsonln<] behind
the PI.Hlning A,!f'ncy's reconll1f'nd,ltion for den1a1. Mr. McGrath commented that
111' 1'0111,1 only spl"lk fOl' hlmsr] f Mid obscrved that the presentatlon made th1s
datI' was <:o,1',;dl'I'"l>ly more t.horoll<)h th,ln th,)t made "t their pllhl Ie hl'"ring.
Ill' s,lld it 10',1" f('lt tllolt., in effrr.t, zoning was being imrrovised which would
1<,,)(1 to ,1 b,1r1 llIiXI,llr,' of l<"lin'] IIses, lie stdted his desire t.o sel' d pldn
f'volvl'd for ''',!.lhli',h",,'ol. 01 ,In indlJ';tl';'ll r,Jrk with proper access, pl,Jrls for
I'otltin') of 1''''llie. ,Ind till' Ilkf', I~ft.f'r havln<] heard the presentation this
d,lte, Mr, ~\((;I'.Hh ',,1 id th,lt I If' , PI'T'sondlly. has ,1 1 ittle 1Tl0re symp,lthy for
the projl'ct, 1I0t.ir1tJ p.\I't.lclll,lrly the reference to t.he bufferinC] pl,lns,
IIpon L.111 11;1' tilt' '1111'sl.inn, 'hI' motion to close the public hearing
was (,Irried,
Respondin'l to COIl~lIi',sionc~' Wirl11'I"S qUl'ry, County Attorney Pickworth said
Llhlt tht'I'1' is no spec!.l! 11"J,llity involved in Instances where the [l'Mrd decides
d Il~tter differently than the decision forthcumin9 from the Plannin<j Agency
dnd Pldnnlng Conlnissioll, 1If' <,did that if the Board holds d hearing, receives
infol1Mtion, and ",,,kes " dechion b"sed 011 the facts, t.he Board Is not bound
by the decision of the other board,
COl1!nissio!H'r ,I\rchcr ~,t."t',~d thdt, in view of the new testimony and ne~1
infol1l1Jtion "l'crlved this dolt", hI' would move thJt the Ord1nance, as
numbered Mid L'ntitled bl'lnw, be ddopted and ent.ered int.o Ordinance [look No, 11,
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pllJ'StJdnt to the Staff Stirll],lt.ion th,lt ,1 50' wide l~ndscarprJ arl") be pro-
vidNl, Ihp "~)tion was se(ondpd hy Cormnissionf'r nrown and unanimollsly cilrried,
0101 INANO: no - 7J_____
M~ OI(llltJMWI'; ^~II-:~lIlrN(; OIWIN^IKE 79-32, TIlE
CO~lI'\(FIII:N!; IVE PI.!.N FOH COLLIE\( COUNTY, rLOnIllA
HI' AMl:tJf)'IIH; Till: LANll U!;J: PLAN wonx STUDY M~E^
.1 flY CIIMJr: rN'; Till: LMlIl IISF OF TilE FOLr,():-IHJ(;
11J-:~;('111 111:11 J'I(()J'I:I!'J'Y I-'H(I,'1 0-(,,22 HFSI nl,:trrJ rd, TO
INllll~;'I'\( I AI.: ALL OJ' Till: \'iI:~;T 1/2 01' Till: N(,P'I'II-
r:A:;'[' 1/~ Of' ~;l':CTION 1'), T~Il~;, H2"I': LYIN(; Hr:);'!'
OF Till.: iI'I'1.1ItI'l'r(' ('O^);'J'[,rIJI: H^rLnO^/) TlTr.IIT OF
I"AY, Fxcr:I''I'rN(; Till': NOH'I'JI 2,030 Fr:wr Tllr:HEOJ-';
Mm flY 1'\(()VIlllN(; ^Il J':lTr:C'rrvr,; lJNn:
ORDINANCE &1-13 Rr rrT1T10N R-f10-11l(, WIl,llAM Bl^(KWELL rOR K, C, WISE, REQUEST-
INr. RrlONING rROM "A" TO "I" rOR PROI'EHlY LOCATrO IN PArH OF S15, HilS, R25E _
~_[~(U~1J,r~L_5.l~!\_JJrT"TO, .s.r M,I_ r,.T1}~IJI,^-T IOr~') , _, _, ___________ ___'._____________._
11'<1,,1 nOcilf' h,IVill<J /.('pn pllhlishpd in the /l'lples Daily lIf'wS on ,July~.
1'11\11 .1S f'Vid..nCl'd hy Mfirl,lvil nr 1'liI,1 ;(Jtfo/) filed with UH' Clpri<, puh! ic
Iw,lI'inr; W,l', ol'l'n"d 10 enfl', id.,!' I'l'l I t ion R,f10-)gC. fi led hy Wi llleln1 Bl,lckwpl1
I'rpl'[H,f'nt i 11'1 ~, C. \;'1'.". 1"11,1.",. "'f'lI/f".tineJ rploni,1fj fl'[HI1 "it" to "I" for
pl'oi'e!'ty 10[',1tl'<1 ill 1',1,'1 (1f ~;"cl ion I',. Town,;hir ~Il SOIJth, Ran'll' 2S [~',t.
I'),l))))f'!' 1.['1' 1,,11'n,' notpd th,lt. thl' pptition IJndf'1' di~cI1Ssi(l/) i<; a com-
Ihlnion petition to tlH' I'!'('violl" pctitio)) which the Bo,1rd just ,lcted IlrOn,
She ',aid t.h,l!. thf' [',,,,,',j))'1 COII,"is~,i(l(l hpld thf'ir pllhlic Ilf.,]t'lng on .Jllly .1,
1f)!\0 ,1nd, dllf' to Ill" [,lcl tI',lt till' CCI'^ h,ld rpCOll'lllc/H!ed df'nLl1 c)f the
(oflli'I'ehpnsivr Pl.ln ^1I)('ndfllpnt, tl1[' C!\f'C (ould not recOIl111end .lpprov,11 of thp
zoning change Jnd upon ,1 votr of '.1/2 the rrcommeneJation was for denial,
COlJnty ~1,1I1,h)r'1' NC)f111,111 110!.,'d th., t thp pC'!'SCHls who spokf' on the r'l'evious
petition held !'egist.f't'ed to ~,Pf',l' '''1 hoth, Attornry Will i.lm [Jlilch~ell.
rerrC'spntil1fJ thp l'ptitiol1PI', COITllll'nted that thf' subjf'ct h.ld bf'en well
coverf'd dnd th,lt 11(' h,ld nothil1lJ !!l'W to "dd, AttOrlll'Y.), ()lldlry C.oodll'ttf',
rPI1f"PSf'nting Lelndll1.lt'k [St"t,,,, .lIld thl' C,lI'ihhcclrl Mobilp HOflle Pdrk, reqllpsted
thdt the !lo.lrd givf' c.1l'pful rOllsiderdtion ~lith ]'C'gard to the drain,lge concrrns
Sf't fCl!'th in thf' 11'111"- dddn'S\I'd to ~Is, L"yne f"(lm J"ci< SLIll)ey, ',Is, l<1.\'))"
no tf'c1 t. h,l t thf' 1 e tI" I' h,l S hpp)) I"'rt' i ved ,1 nd fo I'WJ rdcd to tlH' [n9 i 11('(' ring
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Deparlment. to Insure that the dcvclopl11~nt plans comply with the drainage
patt.erns In lhe suhject area,
COl1l11issfor,er Orown moved, seconded hy Corrmissioner !\rcher and unanimously
c.,lrrled. tf1,lt th.~ puhl ic hearing be closed,
COI1\lnl;;ioner Brown moved that t.he ordinance with reg,lrd to Petition R-fJO-IflC,
.]', cjet.lilrd .11,<)ve. he ,1dopted, The motion W,lS seconded by Corrmlssioner Arcl1er
with the comn"nt t.11,lt "JlJlrnv'11 Ill' subject to the following staff st.lpul.ltions,
,lS rl'"d hy 1\5, L,lynf'. S,lld dmf'IHlment. to the motion concurred with hy the maker:
1. f1n,11 ~.fte dt'"ln"gl' pl.lns I'll' suhmitted to t.he County Engineer
prior t.o !.Ill' start. of ,1ny construction,
2. fin,l! sitl' pl.lns must ',how ,lccess to the property,
.1, lIyd",ln t s n''111 i "I'd,
4, ,~I()n'J I,h" <'""!!.iI'I' wl'st,,','n I,olJOd,lry of the property, the land-
',c,lpI'd ,Jr'I',l sh,lll hf' SI) d"signi'd, planted and m"lntalned
',0 .1:' 1.0 be not or l110re opMlue betwecn three feet and eight
ff'et o1bove dverage ground level when viewed horizontally,
Pl.lntilH}S "h,11 1 be of ,1 :.ile and type which will 1nsure the
I1lI'l'tin') of the 1l0t 0[h1City refJu!rement within no longer than
\7 months ,lftf't, d,lte of fjrst plantinq. Palm trees shall not
ill' Illill;,'d 10 fulfilling more than 30% of the buffer area,
S, 1\ Llnd',':"I'" pL,,1 '.11,111 he suhrn1tted for clpr11cation for building
["'I'1nil ,,In<l,/ with [ILws as t.o how huffrr will I'll' frr1g"t.rrl anrl
"",lnt.1i",.<I, No hllildio'l pl'nnlt. shall 11(' Issul'd without such d,lt.,l,
(" 1h,' "I"I1<1\n<l1'1' or 1.11., 'll)' hufff'r ,HC,l m,1Y he pl.lnted 1n (jr,1SS or
';nml' o !.Ill'" VI'')r'I"ltiOO; howl'ver, no parking or other st.ructures
"I,lY I,,' ,lllnwf'd in t.hls ,Ire.l,
^tt()t'I1,~y l;o(\<lI.'Lt." 1','1 tl'l',lt.r'd his c1 lent.'s concern that the existing int.e'Jri ty
of the rJl',lil"'J/' "j'"I.I'IllIH' IH'I',;cl'vI'd ,]nd, ff the Oo,]rd feels that thc stllJIJ-
l"tions ,11'1' "rJf''1!J.lte, h[~ would be s,lthfled. Corllnissioner ^rcher Solid that
s!Jch I'rrc,ltItinn wOIIId hI' t.,lken,
lIpnn <:,111 1'01' till' 1j1j(',tiol1, the Ordinance, as ollmbered and entitled
below, \0,'.1'; cldoptyd IJlloIIli11l01lSIy ,111d entered fnto Ordinance !look No, II.
OHI1I N^NCE fJO - _7..:1,,_
i\N (llWl~I^NCI': MII::NDtNG ORDtN^NCP. 76-30,
1'111,; COi"\I'IU':III:N:; [VI-; ZONING IlI':CUINl'TONS FOR
1'111'; tiN I NCOiU'()H,\TED MU';^ OF '1'111'; COM,TM.
Mn:,\ I'I.^NNINC DT:,']'RICr BY AMEN[]lN(; TilE
ZmJINC ^TI.M; ~\i'd' NUMU:-:n 48-25-5 BY ClIANGfNC
Till; ZON [Nt: CLA:::; 1 nCATION 01" '1'111'; FOLLO\'lING
DI':::CHI.IlI-:D l'I\()I'l-:HTY 1"(\OM "AU ^CRICULTURE TO
"I" INI111:;'1'liIM,: Al.L 01" 1'11-::,1' ]/2 OF 1'111';
NE ]/.1 01" ::1:l:'1'1.0N 15, TO\'lNSlIll' ~B !;OUTII,
P,\NC;I': ~~'; 1':A::'l'; Mm BY PHOV1DtNC AN EFFEC-
Tf\il'; DATE
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rUnLIC r'ETITIn~ RE WYNDEMERE PRESENTED ~y WAYNE SWITZER - NO ACTION l^KEN
t~.olI_JJ.!.8.T!lEB..l!l?9L~::~LQJI__L-^-T"EL_lliMTERNOOJ!_ SESS I ON)
Mr, Wayne Switzer, Golden Gate Estates resident, recalled that at the
end 01 the discussion the previous we{!k wi Lh I'eY<lI'J tu tile pl<l<..cm"nt o( tile
W<lLf'r trf',ll.ment f<lcilil.y (or the Wyndemere development it was decided that
no ,lction be t"r,en ((Ir " week in order t.o permit the developer t.o work ~Ii th
his p['op1e to r1etermillf' if t.he t.reat.ml'nt plant could he moved away from the
ori~i~~,l1 p,-opo"cd ~,itl', Ill' ''(J<]'l!'''Led that the noard permit "lr, P[~ter F,lg,ln,
rep'"f'Senl..ltivl' of UlI' dev,~loper, 1.0 ,1pp,"i',e the noard of his findings,
Mr, F,l(]iln reviewed tlw entire transact.ion involv1ng t.he /last.er ')]"n
peLltlon, l.hro rl'l(H1lnq pl'LiLlon, and the p,'ovision"l use f1etition .01' till'
developlllent known as Wynder111"-1' from Octob{~r of 1979 to the pl'esent, noting
th,lt. till' ,'pproval of UH' pl'LI 1.100', W,lS till' hasis on which the develorment
moVf'r1 forw,lrd to t.hl' point whprf' they ,1rf' in a rosition t.o let contracts,
lIi)w('ver. h" s"id !.IMt. within t.he 1.1St few months there has been opposition from
f1 <jl"OIJp ()f 1nc.ll r(""'.i:~:-,:~!.': li'nn'] rtdj'l("nnt tn tho trrqtm"nt r;it" whirh h,...
solid \'1,1', (,'It. tn IH' 1"'(,111',(' of t.llf' County'" potenti.ll use of the site for
,1 '1l'(lllnd \toraqe rl'lcnt.ioll (<1(:llity when Lhe t(~llIpOr,ll'y facility W,l~; no longer
re'llJil"f'd, It wa" heli"IC'd t.h,lt tilt' ,1111{'fllirlll'nt t.o the pertinent Agreement,
appr(lvl'd t,v t.lH' f1o,lrd, w(lllld <",Us(y th[~ Lonerrn,>, ~,lid fIr, Filf)an, ~,ince t.he
sllhject proprl't.y WOllld 1", Cllllvl'l'Lr'd t.o ,1 I'(H,idr'nti.\l hom!'site in the flltlJl'e
lIndr'I' U1P ame"rtrnenl.. II"WI'V("-, ~,1 id Mr, 1',](1,111. ,ltt.empts h,lve now bren made to
dellY 1.11(' dev" 1 opl'r ,I 1"'1'11I i I. t.o prncr'ed \~ i 1.11 t.llr t.n',l t.lllen t folC i 1 i ty,
~\r-, r,lg,lrl said th,,:, tlll'I'r is Dilly 011(' site on their IlI<1in parcel which
could he u';ed for till' "llhjl'ct pUI'pose; howt?vel', the DER has advised thilt they
would not hsue" penHit. flll- it because of its rwoximity to the sewage treatment
ar('<I, Further, said Mr, r,\gan, a~ter consulting with their at.torneys, th'~re
is no ,11 tf'rnat.ive hut to I"('ques( tile nlhlrd to take no action whleh \~ollld be
C()lltr<l'-y to the orifJilld I '11 '1"'0 v ,11 ,
Mr, Willi-1m ll,lrtllll, of Wilson, Miller, llartoll, 5011" Peek, Ille.. the
ll:<] i necr's for thc WYlldl'llIel'c projec t. conCllrl'cd with Mr, Fagan's 5 ta tl'men ts
'ut the altern"tc \ite heillg the only site feasible and also with the fact
thaI" 1'1j/'<;lJ.lllt t.o hi~, COIlVl'I'S,ltiOIl with ~It-, 11il1iam Reese of OER, th,lt tllis
51 te Cdrll1C1t hI' penni ttl'd, ~'r, fj,lrton desc,-ilJrd the efforts which would be
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made to buffer the t,lnk 5it.e, noting also that the noise generated will be no
greater than an airconditioning unit placed ,llongside an 1ndiv1dual 's home. lie
alsu said that the tank should only be in the particular location tor less
'..hd n rive yea r s .
r~r. SW!tl"I' dis,IlJt'ef'd with the 5t<1t(~l1Ients madr regarding the f,lCt that, in
lhl' '1110 ,lcr...s illvCllved In the developmrnt, tllrre is only one sltr! crmsidered
"tlltable felt' I.IH' pJ.1CI'IlIl'lIt of UlI! t.<lIlk, Among his other corrments, was t.he
concern ovel' the' poc,sillk dl't.rirnellt,ll rffrct on his, and other r(!sid'~nts',
water suprly.
Ml'. !Job Mattsoo, "ffl'cl.l'd property owner, slHJIJested t.h<1t ttw placement of
the t,lok 00 t.hr propor,('d sit.l' wOIJld h<1V[~ ,111 adverse I'ffect on the va 1 Ill! of the
,ldjoinilHI pnlpl','t.i,'s ,Jlld Cl(f"I'('d .J fl1rtlH'I' slHl'Jeslion that the df'vI~l(Jp('rs drp.
1l,15inl) 1.1\1';)' dl'l.i',iClI1 on ':l.ol1omic u1f\sider,lt.inlls - t.hat an ,11terrl,lte 5il.e coulet
be Cln15l'11 if Un' d,'v,'lop"I"; ',0 dpsi,'pd.
M~. :~,,!~,~fl~.,' ,)(~~1:1"',()n. ~:c~~~cn ~~.ltc C::.t.ltC:-. l'r:~idr.nt, oppo~;r.d the location of
tlH' sit.e ,11\" ,\150 CnIlJIlI'nl,'d nil lhf' d"structinn of the once 'luiet np.i')hborhood
d,"' t.11 <:I1II';I."lIl:l.iOI1 ,Jl,I,ivit,ip'i In cOIH\eclion wit.l! thf' development,
^10;1\ ',p"dkil1q ill l\ppo',it.lnl1 t.o tI\I' lnc,lt,iol\ of tlH! pJ.lIIt WP')'[! Messrs,
I),\vid Hi Ill'" ,ll1d ~likl' 11111 icll,
^tIOI'nl'Y 11,1'1111 111'11111"', ';p(',lkinq Oil bl'h,ll f nf U\I' rr!sidl'l1t.S, ,I(Jdt'(!ss('d thf'
le'J<ll ,ISpl'Cls 1'[''l,lnlil1l} thl' 11I,lttl'r with thr st,ll.I'IHCnt t.I1,lt the flnilrd lIas no
cho;(r bllt !.o .1<]1'('1' l.iUI W'ynd"Il1(~I'e sincr they dr" bound by their' own zoning
<lct, c1l1d, h,lVinlJ Llkl'n ,!c1.i'l1l, it is le<],llly bindin<], IIowever, he s<lid that the
rersons he l'epl'I'Sl'nt:, IIll no!. feel they wen! p"opl'rly notified of the petition
or U1l!y would h,lVC ohj,'cl.l'd w}1(~n tile qtw';!.ion ,1rOS(!, illthoucjll 111' s,1id that the
advert.ised noti<~I~ W,\S 11'1),11 .ll1d cOI1';is!.C'nt \'iit.h tile pert.inent urdinc1J1Cr.. He
,lskl'd l.Iw Ho,lrd t.o join l.IH'1I1 ,1nd Ilave tilt' court r[!';olve t.lle 15SUI' ,IS ,1 purely
leg,llo'I", Tlll'n, Solid ~It', Ill'llll"r. tile /Jo,lrd would he in d position to t,lke the
proper ,1cLiol1 In 1.I\l'il' Ill'>;!. ,jlJdl)rnl'nt, HI' Solid !.hat once d matteI' h<1:; iJe(~n
..:onsidel'ed flllly ,1Ild l'lil'ly in ,1 public hedring, the Board's decision, in his
opinion. is fin,ll; l1ow(~vc!I', in the :J<lrtiCIJ1dr C,lSI' under discllssion. it 15
his belief Ulat trlr BOM"1 dd not have the oppor't\lnity to fully dnd fdir'ly
consider ,111 of tilt' points of vjew on till' issue,
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Mr, nilrtOn connll!ntf'd on many of thr point~ Mldrrs~ed hy r~r, Swi tll,r, amonrJ
thrm the 1 ight equipment required to maintain the rlilnt, the fact that thrre
will hr no hitckwash efff'ct on wf'11s in the arf'a. the fact that the rlant could
hilvr been d,'si(]l1l'd on<.it.f' hut, following appl'oVill of the ru retition, t.he
pelr!.iCIJ1ar 10c,ltion W.1S relied upon for the t.ank's lociltion. and othf'r pertinent
fe1C ts,
(ounty AUonley /)(lr\illrl f'id:worth :..lid that he continuf'S to feel that,
if thprr is <1n iSSIlf' ,11. ,111, thf' only isslle is that of the notice ,1nd. if I.hf'
COIJl't shollld dl'cirll' 1.11011. !.Ill' 1I0l.iel' WiI', illadeqUelt.f', pl'rhaps t.hon the is\lJe may
eventllal1y <jet to thf' I'oillt. wlll'rp tho I1n,ll'<l cOllld properly recons;<;r' thl'
matt.rr, ,1t which time Ill[' :"ltn(' i:.sll!' cOlild hI' faced which is whf'ther or not.
Ull'I'f' is any suh',l.anti.ll evirlpnc[' 1.0 illdlcatf' t.llrr'f' was an erroneous decision
in the fir'st. placp, Ill' '.aid fIlP't.hI'P' t./1:lt. if the nf'ighbors wish to take If'gal
cha11pngp. thf'ir c1t.t.onl('Ys ,lrf' ,1W,lrl' t.hat t.hey can request the court for an
injllnction t.n Ill,Iilll.lill '.t..ll,w, '11111 alld [,hey C,ll1 ,1sk t.hf' court to illStl'lIct the
l.Ollllty not to 1',';1/1' 01 lll/llt/llltl pl'f'lnlt.. ^ttonlf'y "ickl~OT'th ~t,lted that. he would
not reCOJT1llpIHI I.h,[(, th,' 1;",\1'01 joill in ',lIch a lelW~uit. and, if such a suit is
filpd. UH' ((1I1J11y \~ill Llkl' :t~ i'(t',il.ion ill the liti<jation, alonq I~it.h other
P,I"l.iPS whn f"l'l .1fl','['II'<I, in onll'l' I,) '11'1 !.lit! m,ltter rf'solved, lie Selid th,lt
he dol'S not. hpli,'vp, ,It. tlli, Iillll'. Ih,lt tll(' l111ard ;1<1:, clny 1e9011 justific.l!.ion
hpfon' it to ,'pvo,,' IIH' !"'OVISionill 11',1', Io/ilh ftfrUIPr l'ptf'rf'ncf' to th!' n(lticl'.
^t.t.orlH'Y I'id\</,"'ill ~,I,11<'d hi', CIUICIIIT('IlU' \'Iith Attornl'Y II I"Wl['P" thilt. it i~
" lr~'J<ll 1Il']!.!.l'f' ,1~, !.O \~hl'l/lI'I' sllch notice \~,1'; 1(<(1,11 or not,
AttorrH'Y Hob"l'!. 10/, ~',lI.V,(l1l '.t.,lt['d 1/1,11. hp h,lS n~vir\~ed Ihf' entir'f! plJhlic
recol'(! \~it.h refer('nc(' t.o L1I1' O!'i'l1n,11 pf'tit!oll cHid lhe rf'solut.ion pel~~!'r1 by
the Il(lolrd with r'('spec!. to tlH' 100ilt[T 1'1.1111. alld ql/esti(lned \~hcthr.r 0)' not
proprl' filldin~lS were lIl,lrfe. ^t.l.ornry Pickl~orth cOJT1nel1te<! that, ill his opiniol1,
"the p,lperw(H'k cOl/ld h.wl' hf'I'11 cle<1lll'l' hI/I. it \~oll1d pass mll~ter", ^tturney
M.lt.tSOI1 ~llg~/l'st('d thd!. At.t.nr'Ilf'Y I'idwol"t,h, \~ith his advice, has p'emoved <111
discl'ction ff'OIll till' !l(hll'd bllt thclt Il(~ b!'lievcs the !loard l1<1s the 11'9(11 pl'e-
rogat.ive al1d r"espoll~ihi li!.y to I1I,I~e ,1 r1C'cisiOI1 <1l1d i\s~l'd for <1 vote fp'oln the
!lOell'll. Attor'l1ey I'ich~orth 1'0il1l.l'd (1\/1 th<11 the nOelI'd Colli choose to 1<11101'1'
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their Attorney's. ElIljfll('er's. or ot.lll~r person's <ldvice, Furt.her, s,)id
^Unrnl'Y flf('kwl\r1 h, Ihl' I1n,lrrl (',111 order the llui lding Department 110t to issue
the f1l/ildinlj PI't'Tnil ,11HI, if U1PY do and Wynrlemere gnes to court., it Is his
opinion the Rnarrl is goinlj lo lose,
Ch,~ frm,ln I<Icn1e1 IJI'nIHJht. t.he rliscllssion to a close with the corrrnent that
both p,lrtirs h,1Ve 1)['1'11 he,ll'll ,111d UH?re was no 1nrlicat10n that. thl' Iloilrd
ml'lIlhel'S ,II'e dc"irous of r.h,uHjifl[j lh[.;r positions with regarrl to the subject.
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I<[CESS: 12:~0 [J,M, IJnUl i':()'j [J,M. at which time Deputy Clerk
f1,'eIHlI'llhlrl W,lS ,'('placed by Deputy Clerk O,widson and
CDlJrTlir,s inlll'l"; Willlf'I' ,lnrl ^rcIl('r were absl'nt,
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^DVEIHI SING Mli 110 III 11: [) rOil !'IIIlU C IIr:AIl J NG Otl 9/9/1l0 flE AI~ENOMENT TO ORD I N^NCE
_'iO-,__!~!::_ ~_o..j!. L T 11^1. Y.c_I."I"O~J _N_(~"O!~[)JJ~!,.N~!.L___ ____.
COIIl11i '" inlH'I' I'i, I. Ill' 1lI0v('d, "I'COJHIr~r1 by (ol1tniss ioner Ilrown ,1IHI carried
.I/O. wil.h C'HIl111';';il1l'l'I''; \~llIlf'I' ,111<1 ^rr.IH'I' .lhselll, th,lt lhe Mlvcrt.isillg lJe
,1lIt.lHll'l/pd fOl' I'IIIJI it: 11I',II"ill'l Oil !l/7.li/nO T'[! an OrrJil1<1nce ,unending Ordinance
No, 1]0..1i) (1f'''I'') Y('II(1\"ill'l Ol'dill'lnc[!) by ,1l11el1din<) Sectir,n I (2) of said
ordlll,IIlC.. In ,.,(' I"d,' ,III r,'.ll.lY,lll (0,:011111. [J,11ms 1"1'0111 t.lw d[~fillit.iol1 of
COUlllllt pdl,w,; by l'I'I'I~,llill'l SI'cl.ioll 2(7.) of s,lid ordillelllCC 1.0 .lllow for the Selle
of Jamaico1n Palms.
1..1 lei' ill th,' ,1ft.I'rIl00Il, rlurill<J UH' lIIeeLiIH), Chief OCpllty Clerk Harold
Hell! 1'{'<jUt'sled I.h.ll U)[? plllJlie IH!'lrill<) dale fOl' the consideration of the above
l'[~ference<l ,11111'1111111('111. Iw ch,lIIl)[~d t.o 9/2/110, unci after' a brief discussion :t
was (ke ided !.lId I. 1)/lJ/!l() \O(d~; 1II0re! ,1pp"oprLltc,
COlll11issioncI' I'i,;tor moved, sl'collded by (ollwnissiOl1cr Wimel' ,II1d cdrried
4/0, with COIIlI1i<;siol1cr Arr:IH~r (JIlt of the room, that the <ldvcrti~;n<J he ullth-
ol'ize<l for pl/bl ic 11l',ll'irliJ 011 ')/'J/IlO, r'e the dmcndmel1t to Ordin,\Tlce No, BO-40,
(l.eth,11 Yellowill'J ()nlin,lncl') ,IS dl~scribcd above.
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ADVERTISING AUTIIORI7.EO FOR PUBLIC HEARlHG ON 9/9/80 RE PETITION tlZ-80-13C,
COUIlTY PLANt! I NG OEP:, ur,lENT, REQUEST I NG Atl ANENDMENT TO SECTI ON 11. SUPPLE-
~IENTMlY DISTfUCT RECULATIONS or ORDINANCE 76-30, PMAGRAPH 12, 1.0(ATIONAL
RESTRICTIONS FOR TIlE USE INVOLVING CONSUMPTION ON PRENISES OF ALCOIIOLlC
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C0I1111iss10ner f'lstor 11\0,;(>(1, seconded by Conll,dss10ner Brolm ilnd cilrr1ed
3/0, with C0l1111iss1oncrs Archer and \,limcr ilbsent, that the ildvertising be
illlthor11ed for pI/ill ic hearing on 9/9/80, re Peti tion NZ-80-13C, COl/nty
Planning Dep,lrtment, rl'ql/rsting iln ilmendment to Section 8, sllprlementary
district regl/lation'. of the 70ning Ordin,lnCl! No 76-30. para(Jrilj1h 12,
loc,ltinnal restriction', for the IIse involvin(J conSllmj1tion on premises of
GRANT APPLICATION rOR CDr1MIINITY SERVICES TRUST FUNDS RE CHILD I:ARE CENTER
OPEllATlONS (REDI.ANOS CllflISTf^N MIGRANT ASSOC,) APPROVED FOR CII!\IR/1MI'S
~H'.!!A1J~r~L~~l!.f1MI.;;.S_LO_N_T_Q._J!~Ui.T.~E OEPT, COMMUNITY A~FAIRS
Commiss10nf'r Brown moved, seconded by Commissioner Pistor ilnd carr1cd
3/0, I~ith COI11ll!sslonl'rr, Archer ,1nd l~ill\er IIllscnt, that tile Grant "j1pllcat1on
for (ol1111l/nit.y Service,; TI-w.t. runds re child Cilre center operations for
~edland', Christ;'ln Mi'lr,lIlt. Ar,sociation, Ill' aprroved for th(! Chairman's
slgn,lt.llrl' .lnd subll\i'.',ion tn the St"te Oepilrtment of COfTi1llJnity Afrairs.
RESOLI1TION NO, 80-1~~, RECOVLRING FUNDS EXPENDED TO ABATE ~ PUBLIC NUISAN(E
~U,P].s..__3.0,.}.l ,_1...3.2,. B!..OCcK.,B"..!'.I.Nf:.. ..Y.!J!'U.LLLAS - jlDOPTEO
Commissiolll'r Pistor moved. srconded by COlrmissioner Brm~n and carried
3/0, with r.Ollll1ir,slnnl'l'r, \.JiI111"- and Archer .1bsent, that Resollltlon No, 80-1119,
rrcoverinrj funds ('xpC'IH!t,d by tbe County to abilte II publ ic nlllS,lnce on Lots
30, 11, .lrld :17. f110d p, Pill\' Vie\~ Vill,lS, be "dnj1ted.
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TWO WATER WELL PERMITS NOS, 65,32]^ " 65.321B, SECTION 32, Til6S, R29E, CHARLES
'i.~J S I NG..E.B.._-_APf'ROVED ror~ r SSlJANCE 101 ITII ST] PULA T r ONS
(Onlllfs~.ioner Pist.or moved, seconded by Convn1ss10ner Brown and cilrried
3/0, \11th C:orrrnl:,'.ionrr; Wimer illld !\r't.ht'I' dU5f~nL, UhlL Permits Nos, 65.J21A
and (,5,32111 fOl' two w,lter wellr, to be 10('<lted 1n Section 32, Til6S, R29E, for
Ch,lrlf's Wf'i; i'''lf'r, hI' ,'pprov(o(1 for iSSlI,ll1C0 subject to the following
r,t.ipulations:
1. That a copy of thl' drillf'r' s log for each well be submitted to
t.he COlmty Engirl ,pr.
2. Thilt thro w,ltf'r .Hlillysl:, regilrding wilter qUillity for e,lch well be
submi t ted,
J, That t.he w('lls be capped and plugged upon abandonment of the
drill ing opl'rations.
il, Th.ll ,1pproprl.,t.1' rrovi',iol,,1 IISf' ,1rrrOVill be obt,llned prior to
c OnlllP n C I'mI' n I. 0 f d I' i 11 j n g 0 per a tf on S ,
TWO WATER HELL PERr~ITS NOS, G5..122A AND 65,3228. SECTION I. 146S, R28E,
T.U_r~N.E.~ .~O_RJ'.O,R.^ T,',O.r' ".,AJ'.r',R,OV_E,OJOF.Ic~S.UAN_C.i;._WJl!~_S_U!'UI.AT J ON...."-_________
Ctm.lli"....i\H,l,.' ri....cul IIIUVl.d. \t'LulrJl::'d lJY CUIIIlIt;::.~illllt:'" Gruwll drlJ Ldrried
.1/0, with rOn1lli'sIOIH"", Will\l'r and ^rchf'r ,lbsent., that Permltr, Nos. 65,.122A
dlld G~I..Ei'[1 fl" I,,,, Wolr.", w..ll:, 10 hf' locat.ed In Section 1. 1<165, R28E,
for Tut'nf'r (orpnr',l t. ion. 11(' ,1pprovf'd for I SSll<lnCf' subjec t. t.o the follow i ng
stiPlll.ltions:
1. That ,1 C'lpy of till' driller's log for f'ilch well be submitted to
thl' COlHlty Ln'lllll'f'r,
2. Th.H Ulf' w,lti'r' dn,llysfs r!'CJardin'l wilter qUdlity for e,lch well be
sulxri tt!'Cf.
J, That the wl'l]<; he cdppcd ,\flll rlugged upon abandonment of the
drilling oper',ltion,
il. That ilrpropriate provisional use arrrovdl be obtilined prior to
COnlllenccment of drill ing operations.
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ConJllissionl'" Wimer entered the meeting in progress, Till1f>: 2:10 P.M,
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PRELIMINARY ACCEPTANCE or rOREST LAKES HOMES APPROVED; lRREYOCAflLE LETTER OF
CREO [T rOR CONSTRUCT ION sEcurn TV flELEASED; MAl NTENANCE SECUR ITY I RREYOC^BL E
,L_E_T...TJB.?_Q.F_C,R..E_Q.U_ !.J.2.2. ,,,_ }}1\.5_Ji.~,( I~]JJ1__._ ___ _,_ __ _ __ __,~_______
Conn1fssioner PistOl' moved, ~,f'condeJ by Conrnissioner Brown dnd carried
il/O, with COI1J1liss;onpr ^t'chl't' ,ll>sent, tl1<lt the f'rel illlinary ilCCI'ptMlce of
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August 5, 1980
Forest Lake'. Homes be <1rproved; t.l1,lt the rrrevocable Letter of Credit for
construction security be released; and, that the maintenance security
Irrevocable Letters of (redit, Nos. 322 and 3~5. be accepted,
NE',[ PHI CE STRUCTURE FOR BUR I AI. PLOTS AT L^KE TRAFFORD MEMORIAL GARDENS.
I~~~O_K!\,LJr _":. ~r..l'B9Y_~!l_,_,ELrrCT_l_V_E_.Sfl)"TIM8~~J-, 1980
COlllnils'.ioner \o/il,,,'r moved, secondeclby C0l11m1ss10ner Pistor and carried
~/o, with (nmrnissioner ^rch!'r ,lh5f'nt. I.h,lt t.he l10ard aprrove the npw price
stnlcture for 11\Iri.ll plol.5 ,It L,lke Tr,lfford MemorIal Gardens, lnwnokalee.
r lor i rJ'l, ,1 5 f 0 I low,; :
IN(RI^SLD FROM TO
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I nf,1n t $?5,OrJ $50.00
Vc te,',1IlS $l',,()() $150,00
S i n,)1 f' $lC"OO - $100.00 $150,00 - $2DO,OO
LIST 01' U)IJlJ"'i1 tn ';\IP,MI Tl[1l IIY PIJllr.l!^SING DIRECTOR DECLARE!) SUllPLlJS; P(Jr<-
C!I,A.S.I!lGnl_REC.T!lll. .^,U}!IO)lI!J:1l ,T.O_ .O.I5!'.0:'i!_Q[-'S-^_ML___'
(nlllni',',j,,,lt'" \-lim,'!' IPov,'d, r,f'cnnd,'d by COll~l1issiol1er Pistor and c,lrril'd
4/0, \.;ith Conlnf',sinl1"r ^rche, ,lbsent, that the list of equipment submitted
by t.he (punt.)' r!lrch,lSin'l 1l1rl'ctor ,1ct.irH) as the CU5todian of SllrrluS
Property, 1\1 ,:,'c1,1I','d ,IS "~llrpllJ';" Mld U10lt the PurCh,lsing Director be
,Iuthol"izcd I." <lisl'''5'' of So1ll1'~ l'quiprllf~nt..
EXTENSION 11' lilN10IlS U^SF IlE Sl\o/rll !\IlE^ "A" SEWAGE TREATMENT PLMH S[TE
APf'ROVf. D I'OR (H^ I RMAN' 'j :; I (;N^ TlIR[
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Pursuant to Uti I! t.y Oirector Derzon's explanation of why the rentor
wishes to extend his 1,',lse wit.h t.he County, ,1nd his ,lssurance that ~ewer
Ar"C',} "A" sf:wage tre,ltllTent p1.1nt will not be affected if the site is vacated
within the rl'qul'sted (,[) d,IY extension, (approximat.ely October G, 19110) Com-
missioner WillTl'r moved to ,1ppnlVI' t.he extension to the Rentors Lease Agreement
between the tl'n,lI1t. ,Johnson' '; [',ll1ns, ,1nd the County W,ltcr/Sewer District,
COl1lllisSlon.'r G,own s,'colld"d th,' motion which c<lrl'ied 4/0, with Cor.r.nissioner
I\rcher absent.
August 5, 19t1O
CONSUL TI NG ENGI NEER AGREEMENT W ITII POST, BUCKLEY. ~CHUH 1. .1ERNI CAN, I NC,
RE SEWER MFA "A" TREATMErIT 1. TRANSM1SSION FACILITIES EXPANSION -
AP~OVED J..9B-~IRMAN..'..:UJGN..ATU!!I__ __.__
PIJrsurlnt to Board action of June la, 1980, when the f1rm of PusL,
[lllc;,ley, Schuh 1. ,)f'rniq"n. Inc, W,1S selected as the nllmber one firm for
rroviding englnef'ring servtcf's rp the expAnsion of the treatment and trans-
miss ion f<H:i II ties for Sf'wf'r A,'Pol "A", the agreement for s<1id servir:es was
approved for rxecution hy the Cha1r'l11an by a motion from Corrm1ss1oner Wim!'r,
seconded hy r.ommi~~iGnrr Ilt'own .lnt! colrried 4/0, with Commissioner Archr'r
Absent,
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ENGINEERING SERVICES ^GREEMENT WITII POST, nUCKLEY, SCHUH .\ JERNIGAN, INC,
R[ D[~,rGN or RAW WATr.R TRANSMISSION MAIN FOR COUNTY WATER SUPPLY - APPROVED
r!J_R.S!!.^J~~.'.:)_~\I.r'.~^-T_UBL__________________-.__ _ _.... .__.
Pursuant to Utility Dircctor [Jerzon's rccorrmendation, Corrmissfoner
[Jrown moved, seconded by (OIT1l11lssioner Wimer and carried 1\/0, with Com-
missioner ^rch,.r "hsent, th,1t the rngineering Serv1ces Agreemcnt regard1ng
the desfgn and const,rtlctlon of the raw watcr transmissfon main for the County
Water Surply wit.h the flnn or Post, [Juckley, Schuh, and Jernig,ln, Inc.,
previollsly drstqn<1t.rd by the [Jo"rd, be aprroved for execution by the Chairman,
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EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. BO-7~ RESCIND[NG ORDINANCES 79-1 AND 79-104 DELETING
!i.UJ.o.U5~lll_Y..iICRES MSJJ~~~.:. .^.O.9'pTE1L-__ ___.___.
Irving Ilerzon pre~l'nt('(1 the [1roposed Ordinnnce that will rf'sr;illd
(1nllll,lIIC[,S No, 79-] alld 7'J-lO~, lie explained that those rrl'viollsly ado[1ted
Onlill,'"CI'S address the crr',ltioll of MST[)'s fot' ~Iater and sewer Impl'ovrments
withill thr Willllll'lllhy ^<:n's a "e,l, as well ,lS providing for methods of IOdlls
allrl ""I'.lymf'Il(S tl1I'I'l'nf h.1SI'<I 011 <In!.icipated t,1XC'S in those MSTfl's, Mr. flerzon
st,l(cd th,lt "ecalls" (hI' r-1I,!I^ if, provjdin~ thr entire fundin~ for the above-
referellcNI iJl1prOVl'mf'nts. th(~I'e is no need for the subject MSTD's; (I",t. UH'
COllnty At.t.ornry and UH' 1'1"c,11 Off1cer ,1rC l'ecoll1fl1ending that. Or(.;nallccs 79-1
,1I1d lq-l(J~ 'If' t'C~CiIHII'd I"'{ill/SC ill onll'l' to comply with thr "TRr'~ Bill", t1H'
f'ropf'l.ty App,'aiscl' i', ""'1llirl'<I 1(1 rl'corrl ,,11 thf' pl'o[1rrtie~ \~i t.llin thr slIbject.
MSlf)'<, Oil IH'opl'rt.y [,11'.-1';, rOt' eventual tax If'vies, if these i'15TD's <lre not
rr',nlvl'd; ,"\(1 th,I( II\(' p"np[)',('d Orrlinnnce will <11so o1void till' CM,t of thl'
Pr"I'n,"y ^1'1,,',1ispr's "ffil'," frll' 'his rM'nr<lill1) IH-nrMfllrl', Jt W,lS thl' ron_
Sl'Il''(I~; or 11)(' !lo,lnl I.hat ,In f'mer'lf'IlC,y l'xists and (orTlnissioner Wime:' moved,
srClllld!'d hv COl1ll1is~iol"'" 111'(lIm and cilrried ~i/O, that the Ordinance as 1l11mbcrl'c1
.11111 "Il( i! )['d hl'lm~. I,,' ,"IIIpl.['d illld ['nt"I'ed int.o Ordinanc(' flook Nllrnhf'r 11,
Oil iJ IIUd,n: IW, IW. _/!I"
MI 1':i'1EI{(;UWY (IIW 1 NM~C;: RE;'}';,\1.1 jJ(; C01.i.TEH COIIN'1'Y
Ol{]) I tMNC'~ NO:; I'J" 1 ;lIld If}- 1 011; DEC1.^Hl NC '1'lI^T
M~ Ef1I':I(CI,:r"CY n: 1;;'1':;; I'IWVT Il r NC; fIN EFFECT r VE JWI'E,
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COllntissiOIH'I' ^rclll'i' ('l1t('J'f'd tllf' lIIeetilHj durin~J thl' discussion outliof'd
aIH)VI', lilllP: 2: I'. f',I1,
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EXI'UmITlIIU: or UP TO $\,1100,00 rOR COUNTY WATER TREATMENT AND TRA/lSMISSION
SYS I.[.M.~l!i!~^}.M.El!.U~,-^rj.1_,_, _L-^!!Jl_ TUIS UJI L 1 TY S WOY - APPROVEO_________
PIII'SII,lnt t.o Ut.ility Ili"['ctor Irvill~1 flerzoo's recolT1T1end<ltion thdt the
lJo.lrd .lpprov!' all ('xpl'IHli lurl' of up to SLAOO for .l land frasibil ity study
by 01 pnlfl'ssionill pl'OP!'I't.\' ,lpp!',liser' with expel'ience in tile gcnpr<11 subject
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,1rr.,1, 10c"tr.d In t.he vicinity of ~Jection Jil, ne,1I" t.he newly conr,tructed I-/~
for thr. purpose of rletertlllnill'1" suit.able sltr. for the County \~ater treat.ment
pl,'I1t., (0l1l11i',siol1cr \.jil1lf'r 'l',kerl why not '.Imrly use t.he services of ,1 local
rr,llt.or, MI", f1f'rlon repl i"rl th,lt both the J.lnd cost.s and the construction
costs will h,lVe t.o he wl'i'lhl'r1 M)"inst the cnst of lines, pipes, I't.r.. for
tr,lnsm1sslol1 of w,ll.l'r, ,In<l that. t.his is best left up to a professional appraiser.
II" expJ.linerl t.h,lt ,1 p,ll'cel of '"nd may be priced reasonably, howevel', t.he cost
m,ly he t.oo high for ,'r1r''l1J.1l." tr,lnsmi'.sion lil1es from th,lt sit.e, therefore ,1
fln,lnci.l1 fl','5ihility ,;I,lldy I,; rprpJ1rerl, lie expl,'ined t.h"t. t.he first str.[l 10
rp,lchln'1 t.h,lt. 'In"I I,; t.o h,w" ,1 pl"op"rty ,'ppr,l i,;er, f,'mi 1 i,lr t.o ""..t. ,;peci fir.
ar,..", compll't.c a t.horOII'1h '1I'pr,,1,;,,1 of proposed -,ites, bot.h east ,lnd west of
S,R, 951 hl't.w"en thl" propo';l'r1 1.7'1 ri'lht-of-way and the Golden r,,1t.e Canal.
(onw'lis,;ioner Ilr'owl1 movr'd. sr.condr'd by COII1l11i5slonr.r Wimer ,lilt! carried
11I1"nimOllsly S/Il, th,lt. I.he recoll.H('nded cxrr~ndl tllre of up to $1,800, be appnlVe<l
for' ,1 (OIIl1t.y ',.J,lt.I'r In',lt.l1lr'l1t. ,1'\11 T",'1151,li55 Ion Syst.em tre,lI.mCI1t. plant land
fl"'5Ihilit.Y'.III<ly,
r)PF~rNT^T InN nY I P^Nl' ',('1 Nt'" I'tlIIrHY t'nfJ~111 TMIT liF "OOIJf\1 F T^X^TlnN" ISSIIF _
~I'LCIM ~lIilltil; iii MrI<m I1N ';M\E {<;,llf' (^LLE{) rOI~ FRrDAY, AUGUST n. 19f1O AT
111: ()() ^, ~1,
Mr, fr,ll1k "P"I1C,', I1ldrl,' " 1"''''.cnt.,1t.iol1 or his I'q)ort. cl1titlr.d fl.ep~).':.t,~l,
O!I.:1L,T.:l;':ltion in, Coil il',I' f~OIH1t..Y., !-,In,t.:..ld~l, d.lf,['r1 "IHJII~t., 1'1110, (opie5 of the
I'f'port WI',',' <:in"1I.11.1'<I I.n I.h,' 111f'1ll111'I"; of tile nn,l,'r1 ,lnd 1/pOIl conclll';;on of t.he
pl'r.'if'nt"ti.li1 of t.llt' I1ld1.1.'I'i<lI 1,/Il,'I'eitl, illl:lu<lil1'J ,I slidc prl'sf'nt,ltion uf the
e~hihils, ~h', SI'f'I1C" l'I'vi,'wf'd I1h rf?COllllll'nd<lt.iOll'; found within the rr~p()rt.
^ftf'r ,1 hril'f di'",II';\iDtl 1"~'J,lrdin'J wheU1CI' Dr not to ,ldopt Mr, Spence's
recon.IM'nd.1t1ons, it tJ"Cdlllf' <lpp,lrcnt thJt ol decision would Ilot be timely,
therefore, Cl1olirll.ln Wen,'I~l c,llled ., SIJI'cioll Meet'~<J fur Frldolj, AII'JUSt ll.
19BO. for 10:00 A,M. for furth"'l' ,'('vie., ,lnd disCllssioll of the sllbject report
.Jnd possible ,1ctiol1 ,11. tl1,lt time,
PETlTIG,j N7-1l0-'1-C, PI.^NNINI; nfl'!\JlTMUIT, HE MIUWMENT TO SECTION 31\ 'T' EST^Tf:S
DISTRICT, ^LL(J\~ING MOTOR HOME'; OR TI~NJEL TRAIL[f~S AS TEMI'OI~AflY '~ESII)ENCE
WlUL I_ C9.~SJI~II!:_~I.r~N..n.'_11!_!l~~~.N,I.N.r_I.S -.!~N,G_OJl1.(',-----.c!,~T).!1~JE ~ Fa R .lO.Jl,^! .L, ________
l.e<J011 notice h,lV;'IIJ 1ll'I'1l pII"lisl1,?d in the Naples 1)'1ily New~ on .July 17,
1980. as evidel1ced by ^ffid,lVi t of Pub1 ic,ltion f1 led \~ith the Clerk. publ ic
he.lring was oJ}('lll~d to c()ll~i<ll'l' Petitioll NZ-BO-'J-C, <15 filr.d by the County
I
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August 5, 1980
Planning Dcpr1rt.menl, reqlwsling an amendment to Section :3, HE" F.5tates Oistr1ct,
ptlr,lgrtlJ1h 20, wh1ch allows motor homes or travel trailers as a temporary resi-
dence \~~li Ie a [lCrnl,lnrnt rc;idcnce 1s be1ng constructed, subjecL to cerli, in
conditions,
Cc ;unit.y Dcvcloptnl'nt ^dministr,ltor Terry Virta exrlained that the pro-
po',et! ,1nH'IHIIllI'nt. It,l', hpI'n J1I'r'p,lrcd hy staff at noard direction, whereby a
rrovis0 fnr tplllpnr,lt"y hOllsing riuring construct.ir,n in t.he Estatl'<; o1rr~as. pro-
viding '.cclIrit.y fnr individlJals while they are c0nstrucling their homl'S, will
he incnrpor,ltf'd in tlte County's zoning regulations,
Aftf'r a hrief expl,u),ltion of areas thilt. the staff has Jeen concerned with,
inc1udilHl 1) tYfHH, of temporary housing, 2) a definition of the word "remote"
In rf'fe'-f'nce t.o relative ,11'(',)', wherr the tcmporary housing would be allowed,
,11ld .1) Ihf' length of I imp thf' tClTlpOI',)ry hOIJsing should he ,11 lowed, there was ,1
discussion crnterinq ilrlllJr1d e,lch of these areas of conCf'rn.
Aftf'r he,lrln'l sf'vcr,ll Conrnissionprs <;t,lf,e t.h,lt. thf' slJhmittf'd prnpnsAI did
not corlt,lin th rlrmf'nt<; tlt,lt. the members of the notlrd h.wr indicated should
hr included, such ,1S ,1 pnlVision for removcJl of the temrorary housing p;'ior to
receivirl<l Certlfic,llr", of Occup,lncy for the pel'manl'l'l residenc(~s; the inclusion
of n10hile 1>0"1('5 ,1<; ,lllow.rhll' for ternpor,lf'y hou<;ing; and ,1 period of perh,lps
90 d,lY" wi t.h till' opt lOll to 11',lpply for ,1n extension of ,ln ,lddi tion,11 90 days,
raU)er th,ln till' [lI'op(1',('d 1 ,Yp,lr time 1 imit, Chairnr,ln \oIen1el recoIT'l11cnded con-
tiol/irHl the pl/hl ic hr',ll'in'i for a period of 30 d'lYS, dlJring which timE' the st,lff
is to incorpor,lle these ch,)nyr<; in the prorosed amendment,
(onTllissionrr Willll'r /1loved, seconded hy COl11nissioner Pistor ,lnd carried
l/ll.1l1imolJs1y ~I/O, lh,lt l'('titiol1 Nl-HO-9-C br continued for 30 days,
11'~r(' W,lS cl dir,clIssiol1 rr<1'lrding the rossibility of the need to rCcldvertise
the clml'l1dl1lel1t ,1fter Uw Ch,ll1fles ,lre il1corpOl',1l.ed as directed by the Board,
Ch,linll,ll1 \oI(,l1le1 ';t,lted tlrdt the st.1ff is to ched with the County Attorl1ey
,'egardin9 this ll!clUer, clnd he called for the question; same carried unanimously
5/0,
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August 5, 1980
Ur.I\ n5~ PArol 343
ORDINANCE NO, 80-75, RE PETITION NZ-80-10C, AMEND[NG ORDINANCE 76-30
SECTIDrI 36, INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT GY CHANCING THE SIDE YARD SETnACK
flEQlJ I HEMEtnS ArlO L^NG1JAr.[ RE !\flIJTT [NG RES I DENT! AL LOTS AND STRUCTURES
0!UM~LL9I :_^J~l'}.r:.O_____,____ _.__
l.e'ld1 notice having been published in t.he Nilples Dally News on ,July 17,
19no, ,H evidl'11Cf'd by Affid,wlt or PlJbliciltion filed with the (1erk, fllJblic
he,lrin<j was nfll'ned tn consider Pt't.ltion NZ-80-lDC, as filed by t.he (ounty
f'],lnnfn') O,'p,ll'tn1f'nt, t'cqlJe.,tin<j ,In ,1I11endment to Ordinance 76-3(), Section 36,
IlldL:sLt'i.ll Oi'.trlcL, by Ch,lrl<Jlnq t.hr> side yard setbilck to ,1 1.ot,ll of 201 of
lhe Int width MHI includln'l 1.1nrJU'\<j(' concerning abutting re~,identidl lots
,lnrl sLrtJctures on I.hl' S,lm" 101..
Mr, Virt,l exp],lined th,lt. tllr> suiJmftted proposill has been prepared sub-
s!'qlJent to f1o,lrd dir~cf.fve given on ~1,lrch 25, 1980, at which time a vilriilnce
p"tit.lon W,lS considf'rl'd for Nr. Hor,lce Cromwell, Mr. Virt,l s,lid that the
flo,lrd cc,ntinued ~It", Cn1111W1'11's petition until staff could review the ,1rea
in quc'.tioll ,lnd Ill,lkf' " n'COIlHllf'Il,l,ltioll regarding Nr, Cron1Wel1's re(]uest to
e'p,lnd ,1 1,'lil.lil,C) with ,1 IH1Il-Confnrl1l1rHJ \irle yard in t.he Pine Ridge fndustrlal
P.11'k,
I,',', ',';"(.1 q,)Vr' ,1 IH'il'f 1"l'lMl"tion of t.he proposed amendment 'lnd stated
th,lt it wl11 ,111ow for"IIK1l'!' fl,'xibillt,y l'el.ltive to side y,lrd setbacks, He
<;,lid thH it will ,11',0 I't'in'l 1.1,,' side y,lrd setbacks more in line with the
Coullty'\ "CnI111)"I"'I.l1" Innin') l'l'IJII1.1Lions; ,lIld fin,l11y, it will 'JIJ,lr,lntee
th,lt hui lr1inq~ wi II f'i tI,.'r hdV(' (nl11111011 w,111s or th,lt. there is ,1 "i1ninlum
"'P,1I',l(ioll !lrtwe[,1l U1l'tl1, h,lscd Oil fil'cfiqhting needs.
lIeM';rll] I.holL t.lH'I'l~ wl'l'e no rcqir,t.ererl speakers who wished to address the
suhject pet i lion, COllllliss iOrle,' Will1l'I' moved, seconded by Cormilss10ner Archer
and carried unanimollS ly, th,}t the publ ic he,lr1ng be closed,
ConYlli 5S ioner ,in:IiI'I' lIxJVt'd, secollded by COIIYllfss ioner Orown dnd carried
lJlhlrlimOllsly, tl1.1t thf' Ordin,lnc!' ,IS nlJllloered and enti tled below be ,ldopted
and ent.rc<J into ()I'din,\llre floC" NIJIJlIH'r 11.
OIWIN^Nn: NO, P') - 75
,\~ OIW 1 N,\NO: MII-:Nfl I Nt; (JIW I N/\~ICE 76- 30. SEC-
T I o~;J(" 1-1 Nlll1S11( J M, D1 srI{ 1 CT, I''''~'\(;I~M'II I,.
Mill I'IWVIIIIN(; ^N U'TECTIVE rwn:,
Augus t 5, 1980
OROIN^N(E NO, 00-70, RE PETrTION R-BO-15C, OONALD BELLAMY FOR LEONARD SPICER,
~EZO!1J~JOT_I!.,_C9_C_~.Y1-S:_REEK UNIT 2, FROM "A" TO "RS-l" - ADOPTED
LrfJal noticr h,winfJ hf'en ruhlished in the Naples Q'lily Nf'wS on .1111y 4,
1<]110, as ~v1d(>nced hy Arfid,wit of Publ1cation filed with the Clerk, rllJblic
heMing was orenrd to con~I(\f'r Petition R-80-15C, as filed by Donald BellcllnY
rrprf'sf'nting lrnn,lrrl c,piccr, reqursting a rezoning from "A" to "RS-l" for
Lot. fl, Coconut. Crrck Uni t. 2,
PI a nnpr l.ce Layne I OC,l t.rd the sllbjec t prorerty on an overhecld map and
f'xplalnl'd th,lt t.he (olllprchCf1"ivc Plan indicates that the subject propert.y
',hould he rc"ldent.l.llly .'oned, :.hc ",lid th,lt the retitioner wish" to put
two (2) hOl/"es on t.hC' <lJhject propf'rty which is two acres in size, thlls,
allO\...ill') one hOIl"C' 011 .'.1ch ,Icrc,
ConxlIi:;',;OIlf'r ^n,hf'l- fl10Vf'd, "ccondpd hy COIIJni""ioner fJrOl'in and carried
un,ll1il1~llJ"ly, th,lt. UlI' l'llbl ie he,ll'ilHl be closed.
COlmti',sioner ^nhl'l' IIlnvNI, ',ecolI(\e(\ by Commissioner Pistor and carrier!
1!I1,ll1ir1J(fll"ly ',In, Ul<lf. 11)(' ()rdilldnrr ,IS 1I11n1bpred ,lnrl entitled helow hI' adopted
,1n<l f'l1tl'l-l'd into Ord ill,lI\(P fl(l\lk NlIlllhpr 11,
(JIm I ~II\NCI': NO. no - _l,~
M-J ()IWI;,:,\NC!: MII':NI11NC: OHD1N^NCE 7(,-30
'1'111: ('I)"'I'HI:1IUJ~;IVI: 7.()i1r~;r; HJo:CULNr10N::; FOil
'1'111,: 1111 I;/\" >[~I'(Ij(i\'I'I':1l 1\IU:,\ ew '1'111': COM;'1'^L
1\HI':1\ 1'T.,\;l::INr: nl~:T'llC'i' ny 1\M!-:NillNG TilE
OJ.'I"ICI^l. 7.(l~J[N<: !\Tr.1\~; 11Al' NU~lllEIl 'i0-2')-]
Ill' JlI:;',(lN 1"c; '1'111,: FOl.r,()\';r:.;(; [)1"~CInnFn
1'1\01'1-:11'1'1' I'JlO'" "A" ACJlrCUI.TUHE TO "H!;-]"
:;11,<:1.1: I'M"ll.\,: LOT R, UNIT 2, COCONUT
cln:r':1\ :;UHI)IVl~;J()i,l \'mICll IS LOCATED ON TilE
SOU'!'! I ~;111l: 01,' C^Il. 110Ur,J-:VAIlIl 1\'1' '1'111'. 1'~NIl
OF J:!;'i'r:1':I~ :;'1';~Er:T ,,\(;n BY rr~rn/rDIN(~ '~N
EFFI':( ''!' 1 V:: Il/\'I'i':.
RESOLUTION NO, HO-ISO RI r'[TITION CCCL-80-5-C, EDlo/ARD HILLSTROM, APPROVING
A COASTAL CONSTRUCTION SETAACK LINE VARIANCE ON PROPERTY IN SECTIONS 29 ~
_~2_,.J~J_l.:~,. B.;?ST.,.Y.U-.L^';,or V_^.N.l~E~~fJ.r_L.r_Ju::.MJ( - ADOPT[ D
LC~.ll rlotice h,lvin') Iwen published jf) the Naples Daily News on July 20,
19BO, LlS evidenced by Affid,wit of Pllbliccltion filed with the Clerk, public
hf'aring was open ,<I tl1 C(lnsider Pclition CCCL-GO-5-C. as filed by Edward
Hi 11strom, requrr,t, illll ,\ coast,11 construct ion setback 1 ine variance for
propet'ty loc,lted in SrctioflS 29 dlld 32, T,18S, R25E, (Vill,lS of Vanderbilt
Ill'dch) ,
n~A _ ,-:1"A
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AUf)ust 5, 1980
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054 PAGE 345
ConJ1llJniLy Development Administrator Terry Virta explaincd that the
val'lance is requested to pcrmi t the construction of a floO] landward of the
setll,lck vari.lrlCe previously [Jl',lnlf'd in Resolution 7f1-110, and 1.1ndw,lrd of
the const.nJctfon lflle of the cOlldomill f I JIll currently beinfJ built <It t.he subject
'.11.[', lie '.aid t.h,lt. I.hc v,lri.1nce will not affcct the public hr~,lch ,1ccess; and,
t.h,lt it wfl1 not. cr'~,II.f' ,lilY ,1dditfon,ll beach crosion flroblems, T1H'refore,
said Mr. Vlr!..l It ir, t.he staff's n~coITl11endation to ,lflprove the subject vilriance,
sullject to cf'rtain sl,ipul.ltions incorpot'at.ed within the rroposed Resolution,
Ms, flet.t.fe ClIl.H:sik ';pokr in opposition to thl' subject pel:"on, citinf)
lH'r re,lson ,1S beill,! in cOl1currl'nce \-l1th IlNR permit No. 70-1'-15<1, Issul'd May 3,
1'l7'), fn Wllich il. Slll'cific,11ly q,ltes that no other excav,ltion or construction
I'xcept that. ineid,'nl"ll 1.0 pl.lc.r~m,~nt nf riling dnd utilitir.s will be pet'.itted
S",lw,lrrf of t.lll' contrnl line, She sa Id that the flroposed flool wi 11 be seaw,lrd
of the cont.I'oJ I ilH', 1.11I'I'r.f,1I'(" she f,'p.ls that. the (ounty 'ihould not ,lpprove
1.111' v,lri,lIlCI', ~;Il(' SIJ(j')"st.,'d s,~veral ,lltr.rnate sltrs for tile pool, incIud1r1']
1.111' lot. ,ICl'(\'.~ 1.111' ';tl'",,1. ff"Il11 I.he condOlllinillln, "'r, Virla st.ltcd tll.1t tlH~
.;iLr. ,lU'Il';'; t.h,' ';l.n'C't. fnllll !.Ill' cOI\,:nl1liniIJm cannot be used to build a pool,
,It,cllrdillll III t.hr. /(Jnin') Ordillal\ce,
CI1I1J11ir,r,iollC'I'\~il1l('r I'xpl.lilled I.hat thr. pl'titionr.rwil1 have to rl',lpply to
t.Il1~ :it" 1.1' fPI'.1 1\1'\, 1'1'111111. if !.II" r':,ll'd qr,lnL" lIlI: 1'('qlJesLed V,ll'i,IIICC, and
Mr. Virt,] U1I1CIJrTC'd,
~"', lIill"t.nllll '.t..lt,l'd UI,lt, 11<' 11,1:; concurrr'l1tly applir~d for d permit from
the St.lt.l'; ,11Id, ill kl',~pil1'J Wit.ll t.l1e Stat.r. rr~rJlJirr'IIIf?l1ts, the dl?'icllJper illt.ends
to cOlIst.nlct t.h,' pool ,It. ';\Jell ,111 rl,~v,lt.i()n thal no I~XC,lv,ltion will be
rcquil'cd, lie ~,lid t.hdt. 110 ';,Ind will br? removed to const.ruct subject swillnling
11001,
COllrnissiol1r.r' Willl<'I' m()v,~d, s['condcd by COllll1issioner IJrown MId carded
ulldnimously, tI),lt the p\J111 ie heM'iny be closed.
ConJ1lis:;iOlll~1' \~il\l['r moved, 5l~C[)I1r1ed by C0l1111issioncl' Brown and carried
,1/1, with COIIIII is s i 0111'1' \iel1lC 1 OPI)()51'd, tha t Pc tit i on CCCL -BO- 5 - C be a PIJr'oved ,
subject to st.,lff ~t.ipul.lt.i()I1S ,lnd th,Jt. Resollltioll No. nO-Iso be adopted.
AllCJUS t 5, 1980
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RECESS: 1if1le: 3:20 P,M. - 3:25 P.M.
BO~^ 054 PAGE 349
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PROf'OSALS TO TPAW,fH D!\fA PROCfSSIIIG AND UT[L1TY DEPARTMENTS UNDER TilE COUNTY
r,:Mj^GER - OErIlED; OROIUANr.f NO, nO-17 RE (OUNTY MANM,ER'S REsrONSlnILlTlES _
MOrTrO
1.1"1.11 nll!lcl' 11.Ivinq 1)l'l'n pulJli~hl'd In the Ndples Dally Nr:ws on July 17,
1 'JilO , ,1S evidenced b, Mfld,lvit of PIJollciltion flIed with the Clerk, puhlic
he,lrfnq W.1~ opf'npd to consldf'r the ,1doptlon of,] proposed Ordindnce rrg,lrdlng
the rl'~p()I\',ihi I It.lf", of 1.111' (ounty ~I<lrl,ll)er and the noard of County COllllllssioners
for Mlminlstel'ing Ihr 1.1wflil dlll.iCS of the I3CC, and providing a definition of
till' Office of till' County ~1,Hl"'I"r MId prescribing the authority, dutfes, and
1'('spon..1 b I I It if'S th"rt'o f,
C.1untl tlt1nrrll'y Pid,wol'th pxp],lined that he has rrepared draft number
thn',' of lip p""pO~"ll (],'dinM1CI' in rl'co']ni t.1on of the fact that rarallel to
1.111' illl.".",1. III /.rH' 1./1<11"1.('1' (""IV"I'IIlII'~nl. r,. Cuiii"1 CUI/Illy, i.I'Cl't~ 11,15 ,11;0 been
,In inl.l'I',,,,: In ,In inll'rim [0,.,\1 of ]efji<;1.1t.ion whe; ~oy the recognit,ion of cert.,11n
pI'f1hl'''1J<, nt 1'1'" I,Illlllty 1;0 v.' 1',lII1t'1II ';'111 perl1<lps he t.,lken CrH'e of hy amendments to
lhp 1','rc,"II1. "('r11111t.'1 :.1,111,1'11'1'" O['(lil1,ln(1' (7H-lf1), III' ..aid that the purrose is
to ~tr~r~gt~'1"1 ~~Cl'~.i~ll Pi't'Ct';vcd h'c.1knCJ~~C~j in the rrc~cnt OrdInance and. that
in talking to v,1rinllS I,,'npll' who h,lve expl'essed interest In this m<ltter, he has
fLlund that "n,' uf the 1'f'I'cl'ivcd ",'.\klll'~Ses seems to he t.hdt, if it is Ilot
~pecific,llly "I','II,',j '1111. ill.Hl Ordlll<lrlCe, the County ~"lnaaer serves at the will
alld ple,l~ul'f' of Ul<' "o,lT'lI, ,llld could be disch,w<]ed by a majority vote of a
quorum at ,lny [;CC I:H".tinq, Ill' <,t,lted thdt a situdtion like this leavrs the
County ~1,jn,1l]':r ill ,1 n:l,ltively prpCol!'iolJS po,itioll in which to operate.
ConT11issiollCl' i,IITlel' ,lskl'd Coullty M,ln,lger Norman if this is true, and if he
thld .lilY pl'ot>ll'~:) wtWkill'J ,11 thl' will ,Ind ple,lsurl' of the members of the flCe?
~lr, N0l111all rt'plil'd lhdL this ,ll<Il'lldllll'llt did not emulate from him; he does not
feel any ur'Jl'llt nr,'d r'1T' the pl'opo~l'd all1endl11ent; o1nd he has not offered ,1ny
cnCL1U"d<jPl!lI'llt tu ,~1\y'll11' to m.1kl' any (h,1Ilges to the present Ordindllce, e)(Lept
fOI' till' ones 1.11,11. C.1I1:1' out ill dr',lft numhcl' threc, Sdme changes are to cle.lr
up some millor' tl1in'Js to .ll'oid cOllfu,ion. He said that dS far as he is con-
cerncd, the teilure of tl11' CUllrlty ~1.1"<I'Jer is not. dO issue,
J
^uyus t 5, 1980
Mr, Pickworth stated that this Ordlnilnce was not dr,lft.pd wit.h 'lny
rartiCU],lr individual, f<lctlMl setting. or time period in mind,
Conrnissloner Wimer silid th,lt t.hls is his concern; that ilS he sees it,
till', i~, intended to ~Jo on for some time; and, he has a real problem with
this asrect of the pt'Opo',rrl Orrlln,lnce, He silid that his concern lies
with Wh,lt may hdppen In I.Ile flJture if it becomes difficult to change
thf' prOl'o~ed Ordlnolrlll' Mld/or t.hl.' County "Ianilgl'r Ordinance at that
Umf', should prohl!~m', wit,h I'ithpr ,lrlse, lie t.ermed the rroros'" Irdln,lnce
as "extrefnr." "nd s,lid th'lt ,1S he sees It, according to the proposed
Ordinilncr, thf' (o"llli~sionf'rs wi 11 not be needed, and the County Mdnager
wi II he nmning thp County Govl'rnmrllt totillly, fie sa ld thil t he docs not
wish t.0 Sf'f' t.he COllrlt,y h,lVe to go through an unneeded eXJ1rnse in order
to fir"1' a (olJnt.y ~1,1rI,Hi"!' ill thf' futllre, if he 1s not doing d good job.
lip "lid th,lt ,1nytil11f' ,1 County M.lnagf'r c,lnnot continually please the
111~jurit.y of the nee, thPll, I.Il<lt County I-l,\nager should be fired, Com-
mi',siol)('t" Wimer s,lid th,l! if 1.11" intent is to "clean IJ[l the administr,ltion
procf",s." lhf'n, wh.1l nf'['d" t.o he done is to tdke all the "fragmentiltion"
Mld pill it lJr)(\Pr tlH' ~1,11l"<Jf'1"', pllrview, and leI. him manage,
Conrnissiolll'r l\t,()\Yn ,1'ln'f'd ,lnd sug(jf",t.rrl th,lt. rill t.hl' dep'lrtml'nts of
County GOVl'rlll11ent 11f' j)ut. IlIldf't" thr LOIJllty ~I,ln,lget'. He sa iel th<l I. he
('g"['1'5 with (O"Jllis.,ioIH'!' Willlf'!' in thdt he i~, also J11e,lsrd with the rresent
County ~\dll,l~lf'r, ,lnd t.o show cCllrldence in hilll, he suggestpd that Commissioner
Wimer" m,l~f' an .1ppt"ojll'i.1te motion t'e~l,lrcling the Util fly Department.,
COIllTlissioller Wimp!' moved, <lIlcl L:onJllissioncl' I1rown second,.,d a motion
to transfl'l' tlle U~')It.y [)I'p.wtml'nt to under t.he (llJthority of the CO\lnty
Manager,
COlllnissioner Pi~t~l" st.1tcd that he thinks that right now is the wrong
t imc to put thc lit. i 1 i t,Y [)C'p,ll'tment under the County Manager, bec<1lJse each
Utility Division dcci,ion mlJsl comr before the (\o,1rd.
Chairm.ln Wenzel ,l~k('d the County Attorney if this transfer is reflected
in thf' pro\,osrd O'"dill,lncr, r'\r. Pickworth repl icd in the neg,1t ive, ~'r,
f"\~'
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Aur;ust 5, 1980
Pickworth said that t.he Roard has always had the power at anytime to
i1!,lce any [)rpulnll'nt Dlrecl.or under the COlmly r,lanager, includinl)
t.hl' ^dminht.r,ltivl' ^irle t.o t.hl' f1n,lrr1 .111f1 t.he (nunty Attorney, if t.his
Is the1r wish.
Upon c.l11 for Lhl" 'lueslion, t.hr motion to l.ransfer the Utility
Depul.lI1f"nt to Imder l.hl' County r'lar1.lger failed 2/3, w1th Commissioner',
Archer, Pist.or Jnd Wl'n/el opposl'd.
After .1 brief discw,ston, COllvnissloner nrown moved to tr.:.nsfer the
f),lt.l Proce~sin(J D<~p,lt'tl11f'nt. to under t.he County ~1an,lger, Conun1ssfoner
Wlrnl'r seconded 11.1' mol.inn which (,lrrtl'd 3/2, wit.h Commlsslonl'rs Wenzel and
Pistor qpposf'd.
!\Ftc'!' t.hl' vot.", (1l11~l>issioner ^rcher ,lsked if the motion was t.o transfer
rllj(lIi'li~lf(d.i'tll It.'')I'IJlr"il,ilily 'Jlllj? f'd. ri(.~wl)rll, ~rljJ tll(\l is lh~ ()nly
f'I~,P<Hl<,ihilil.v t"" CIl1lnl.y ~1,'I1,l'i"r' (,111 ",lYe. COl1lnissioner Archer ,lsked if
till' O,lt,l f'!'(I,y';siIHj CIlI1UIli!.I.I'(' is still responsible to other Constitutional
OfriCl'f'S, Iml.il I.h,' d,d,,) iH'I)(I'S',irllJ flil1ctfons <1I'e performed ,lnd completed,
!.~~:"~!'1!':."',1(';nl'r ',.i;r'l(~r "~'1)11r(j ,_,ffin'qtill'~ly. (~'Ilnl;,<';.innpr ^rrhnr thf'ln rl,lrfflf\d
:>is 'lucst!nn fu,'I,hcI', ,1IHI ,1',,,'d if ,111 th,lt W,lS 'Ioted on is tl1,lt the
p~'l'sol1nl'l nf thf' [1,11..1 Pf'ocl'ssin<j [)l'l1'}l.t~ll'nt will be <Hlministr,1tr.d by the
County 1-1<111')<]1'1', [111r-irllJ furthf'I' discussion rr.<J,lrdin'J exactly which pol icies
the (ounty M,1nagel' will administel', and how this will ,1ffect the Data
Processinl) Committ.cc ,lnd the (onstitution,11 Officers, Commissfoner Archer
.1sked f.)r " new vote, ,1S hc wished to chanl)c his v,)te to a negativc one,
Ill' exrLlined th,lt 11l' ctlllld Ilot vllte tor anylhin'J other th,ln the tr<lnsfer
of personnel aclministl'<ltion r'I'Lltivt' to Data Processing,
Ch,li"nan IoII'nzl,l asked (Of' ,1 motion to rescind the action just tdken,
wtH'reby the D,ltd Process in'] Oep.Jrtl",2nt WdS tr<lnsfc:'red to urjer the County
HJ!1dger, ,ll1d (ol1111issionel' PhtOl' so moved, Commissioner Archer seconded
the motion which c<HTit'd 3/2, wit.h Commissloncrs Wimer and Ilrown opposed,
lIe,l1'in<j th<lt thct'<' wet'<' 110 re<jistered sp,'akCI'S who wished to
dfidress the pf'oposf'd ,1111t'IHII1l<'Ilt. to OT'di~<lllCe No, 78-IB, (County ~lclnager
Ordilldnce), COl1l11issionel' ristor' moved to close the publ ic hearing.
J
Augus t 5. 1980
COnlmis>lon~r Archer s~conded the motion, wh1ch carr1cd 4/1, w1th Commissiner
Brmold orposed, having stated earlier that he 1s 1n favor of giving the
County ~\'lnager more tluthori t.y,
(onwnissioner Pistor moved, ^,cconded by Conlllissioncr Archer and
("rrif'dl/?', with ConwniS'.ionrrs Wimer ilnd Brlllm opposed, that the Ordin<1ncl"
<1S nlm,t)erf'd "nd rotitled below he adopted and entl"red into Ordinance Book
Number II,
After thf" vote, Commi5"loner I~imer askf"Cl r~r, Norman if he a150
has a contract with th!! flo,lrd, in addition to the new provisions within
the above-refercnc!!d Ordinance, and Mr, Norman answered affirmatively,
Conrnhsioner Wirnl'r' askl'd what t.lte t.f'I'l1lin,lt.ion Cl.lIJS!! was within the contract,
dnd ~lr, Nonn,ll1 ",lld 1.11,1t. 1)(' is t.o receive six mont.hs wag!!" if he i5 fired
W ithoLJ t C,lIJSI',
01Hl I NAr-WE rw, no - LL
I\N Ol\!) I IJANU: 'I'() ~a:'I' : '()I\TIl '1'111': liJ':~;I'C"~; 1-
1\!t.l'1'II-:~; OF '1'111': nOlllW OF COUNTY COI"I'll~:-
S IONl':I~:: Mill '1'111'; COllin"{ r~ANA(;":H 10'01,
^mlINI:;'n:I\INr: Till,: t.^\'WlIt. [)U'l'll':~; OF TilE
nO^HD OF COllN'I'Y cor'11-1 I S~; lONER:;, ^ND
I'HOVIIlINC A DEFINITION 01" '1'111': OFFICE OF
COllNTY r~I\NA(;I':H ^NI> I'rn:~;CH I III NC: TilE
^lITI10HIT\', DIJ'l'II"; ^ND nr':~;I'ON,,[!lIt.I'l'lr::;
'1'I1I,;HI':O/o'; HI-:n:AI,lNC OlmlNANCE NO, '/8-1f1;
I'1WVID1NC AN I-:F/o''';C'I'IVF D/\,[,E,
&OOK 054 PACE 352.
~o~~
054 rAGE 353
Auyu:; t 5, 1')80
SHOH C.~lISE HEM I NG RE TERr~ [NAT I ON OF GARBAGE FR^N(II J SF ^GnFFMFNT WITH
IL!-_J3._DJ..s~OS_A)____-=-_W).TJ 1)l.l~A_W.N_ _ __ __.__ _______
l.eq,11 not.ir.e h,1vinq bpp'11 pllblir,hp.d in t.hp. Marco Island Eagle on
~',lY n, l'lnO, ,IS evid"llc,~rI by Mfid,lVi t of Publ ication flreviolJsly filp.d
\~i1.h thc Cl"l'k, pllbl ie he,ll' iIHj, h,lvinf) bp.p.n continued from 6/3/80, W,lS
reoprnl'd to cOllsidpr the t.rrmin<ltlon of the Garbagp. Franchisc Agreemcnt
wit.h fl ~ B Disrosal 5ervir.p, for Goodland and Marco Island,
P,,111 ir. Work". ^dll1inist.r,lCor (! i fford flarksd,11e rCflorted that pursu"nt
to the 8o,lrd's dir['ct. iv!' t.o conl.inlle the plJb] ic hearing regarding (he
If'nnin,1tif1n of the G,ll-I1,I<)I' Fl'.lnr.hisf' ^'lrl'emp.nt witb 11 " 11 Di5fl05<11 Se,"vice,
ill ordl'I' Co ,1) low t.1l11P fot' Ull~ ownPl', Mr, Kirk, to show that the equ1pment
(or Chp. sul1,jpct comp,lnY coulrl 1)(' maint.ained properly, ilnd frequent
insp,'r.t.i,)F)'; or ';lIbject 1''1IJipll1ent ,11: tlll~ Marco Transfer StatIon fnrl1c,1te
Ih,ll, S,ll1~,' h,I', !>r'I'" rll,lil)l.,lllll~rI 111 ,111 dcr;ept.able mannp.r, lie recollmcnded
Ch,lt till' rnnsid"t'olCion I1r till' C(~rmin,lt.ion be wilildr<1wn.
I,:", ;;,1,",',<1,11" "";1(ll'I.,~rI Ch,ll. Ih,' impl'l1ding s,11(' of the f,'al1chisp. will
111' <1<1<11"".',,'<1 '...\'<lI',1I."IY ,11. ,1 ].11,'" dol t.1' , ,lS no fl;rt.hl~r .,r;~i<.l11 l1<ls I)(~cn
t.a k I'll ,'s I) r :" i.; C i <liP,
COI1~I1~i',';il""'I' Arcl"'I' lI1ov,'d to clor", Che pllhl ic hp.lring. COllrni,;sioner
Pi,tor ';I'c,'ndl'd till illOl.iOIl 1~I1fch e,llTil'd 1H1"nllllollr,ly,
Cf1m'l1issiOlll-" l'io.l.OI' IIJ(lv,.d 1,0 Wi!.lHlt'olW tlnl considp.ration for' the
tel'lnindlilll1 or !.Ill' (;<11"1101<)" I'I'dlll:hhl' ^lJI'ppment with 1\ " B Di5pos,11 Service.
[nll'lIisSl()I1,~" 1~I'cl\f-" ';"<:011<10<1 I.h,' mot.ion, which carl'ied ulllll1imously 5/0,
MODIFIED [,'HEIW1 ^CTION I'IW(;1WI RE GOl.DEN GATE ESTATES AREA -- APPROVED;
STAFF ^UTHORIZED TO OllT^IN MO(J!FIEO peRMITS r1lOM OE!l, SFWMO, AND nCIlB;
~..o.'{!:_R_T_I il..:~G_-"_OR_ _~}.(2.S__^_II_T!~OJ3,1 !_E_O.)JfQ.N _R.Eg:JFT OF PERI~ ITS
Pub] ic Works Admillislrator C1 ifford Il~rksdale exrlalned that
~UbSe(l\ll'nt to the NIlVI'1I1bf~I' 20. 19/9 Board meeting dnd the initial
dppnv,ll of till' Int.el'lm Action P'"O<]I'dlll, the staff was authorized to rrepare
the constl'uctlon pJ.JIl'; .111<1 ';p,'cific,ltiolls re same program, to be
brought bad tll tI\fl Ilo,lrrl ,lft!'r bidding 11,lS been completed and before
,lilY flll'tl1er' ,1(Lion 1"('<)drdill'J !.Ill~ sl/bject progrdm b(!'l,1n,
;,uyu~ L ~, 1980
Mr, l1arksdille stated that the advertising for bids has been delilyed
due to the receipt of a letter from the Corps of Engineers which
indicates tllllt an [I:, wOllld be necessilry before final action on tlw permit
cOllld he t.,lken. lie said that tlll~ Corps ,11so responded to the (ounty's
r('qllc~t. fOt' ,1 det.erlllln,lllon re~'lrdlng exactly which features of the Interim
^ctioll f't'oqrilll1 wOlild rpqllirf' or would not require a Corrs permit. lie
s t,llpd Ul,l t the wOI'k Lha twill be done ahove the wa ter 1 i nc ~Ii 11 no t rcqu ire
such il permit,
Mr', Barksdale eXl'l,lincd tll<1t the Golden Gate [states Study Committee
discu~~f'd thp modi f ic,llion~ npcpr,~ar'y to comply wi t.h the Corps' determination
ill1d st ill provide tl lII,ljor port iOIl of t.he benefi ts of the Interim Act inn
PI'OIW,ll11, III' l'efefTl'd to ,1 l11Pl11fl1',llHlllm d,ltrd MilY 28, 19BO, from Consultant
Wi 11 j,11I1 VillPS \"hich ollll ill(". thp Illodi fiC,ll.ions to the Interim Action
Pr'OIJl"ll1l, ,1THI 1'/'C[)IIJ11l'llIll'd ill1plerl1f~nt.ation of same ilfter apllroval from the BOilrd
,lluII'1 ,.i th UIIICUITPIIU' ,11111 1I':Jdification of permits frnm the three contribut.ing
a'l['ncips, Ihf' lli:lL till' 11(11[;, dlld t.he SFWMf1, Mr, lIarksdale silid that. it
should he l1ot.ed t.hat t1w pstilll(lt.,'d costs of the program \"i thin rk, Vin[~s'
melllor,llHlum IlilVP hppn revi',cd ,lIld the initial cost will be $120,000 ",ith
,1n Mfditionill cost. of t.l(,,~,[)[) fOl' l'ipl',lP slJpport slr'uctun~s on thp dOl'lOstrei1fn
sidp of the cxistin'l ",[~ir~;, if ,1nd wlwn t1IP Corps pet1nit is issued,
TIH're was SOI11P discus',ion rpgardillg UH' EIS that the (orps is
preparing, and UIPir' I'PCOI1lIIP1Hlilt10Ils that ,lre to he subsequent to that
ElS, and ~lr. fl,wksdalp st,lt.r!d that the only objections that the Corps
11<lS raised re~ard;ng t.he I'nlgrall1 rcl,ltes to the e<lt'th plu~s, ,.hich helve
beell el imin,lt'!cf ill till' IIKHli fil'd prO[]t',lll1, Mr, B'lrksdillc said that the
Corps an.' still 90ill:1 dhc,ld \~itll their prcp'lration of the ElS, In <lI1SI~er'
to ('lail"!l1<Hl Wenzel, MI', 1\,11'~'.d,11e s,lid Uldt the proposed modifications to
subject prO[jrdlT\ will h,]y[! 110 ,l(fect Oil the reCOlllllendations of the Corps
after they compleLe t.heir' [IS,
COlIsultant Vines stIlted that the Golden Gate Estates Study COllrnittre
spr..::; f i c1Ill y rcques V. t.1I,1 t the 1\0,1 I'd i nd i C,l te tile i r agreemen t ,11ld (lrll"OVn 1
~l:. tJ54-~,.3'5A-
I'
~O~K 054 PAGE 355
August 5, 19nO
to the modHlc,lliol\s to Lh~ 1M; that th~y be auUlOrizcd to ,1dvise th~
DEfl, thp. snnm, ,lnd tile IlCIlIl ,lnd s~ek their concurrence; ~nd to seek ,1
1'01'111.11 ,1C)rC'emf'nl for finolncioll polrl.lcip,ltlon in the modified pl.ln's
illlp I ernen t,l t ion,
MI', Vinf'S Solid lll,lt lie rf"Jards the nr.ar flltur~ installation of ,1
fl.lshbnanl -,yst....m ,15 t.!lf' first ph,lse of tll~ ~lOrk to be done, ,1nd assumin'l
that thr. Cor'ps pet'mit will I)(~ forlhcoming, then, at that time, the ,<1st
ll<1rt of thl~ pL1n wi 11 I)(~ cnrnpll't.f'd.
In answer 1.0 Conmi ,sioner ^rchrr, /'\r, V1nes said that t.he whole purpose
of the PI'O(jl',ll1l al\d its rr.l,lt.lve l'xllf'ndit.ure is intended to reduce the
extent ,lnd thf' 5evel'ity of t.l1e drying-out of the Golden Gate Estates
,1re,1 by th,~ I'x;st.inq 1:,\11,11 syst('1II durinq the montl1s during which little
01'1\0 r,lin (.111-" III' s,lid that it is intended that ~fter the rainy sr.ason
whf'1\ till' SlId,lCI' floodinfj In t.!H' ,It'l'~ s,J!>sidr.s, tlH~ f1ashboilrds will be
111';1..111,'<1 0I1111 III,' r,lll.' df 'lllt.:'l(m from t.hose c,'l\als will be slnr.'i'd by
!.IH' fl.lshbo,,,.d Sy<;t.f'II1, ^l',o, 11f' s,li<l tll,'t. the clo<jged conditiol\S from
oV'~I'growtll of VI",jl'Lllion ill till' (,11\,11s 1<; contributing t.o the surfilce
floodin<j cnl\r1i tiol\s dll icl1 occlJr ;1\ till' sllbjcct ,lre,1, ,lnd thrrCl is I\othing
il\ the propor,t'd f1,lshboard <;ystelll tll~t. I,d 11 help thilt.
ThI~I'e W,lS ',IlIllP. dlscII';siol\ rf'qarding t.he flood problems in tl1r. <jr.neral
,lrC<l, durin<j which I~r, Vil1l's I'mph~siled tlwt t.he Interim Action ProlJram
is desiglH'd to address only tlll~ ovcrdr,linage problem ~nd th~t tht.l flooding
problellls relative to flJtw'e d~veloplllr.nt of subject area are not part of
the PI'ogr.lIll' ~ area of concern.
Another lI1atter di~cIJSsl''' was fut.ure maintenance of the flashboards.
during which Mr, Villcr, '>,lid Lllat i:li tial responsibil ity for maintenance
\~ill fall IIIH1cI' the COllnty I'ublic l'!orks Division, and that eventually he
thinks the !'csponsibil ity will !'(~VCrt. to the Wilter M,lnagernent District.
COlnnissionel' f1rOlm <;t.,ltrd th,lt he is constantly he,lring the Sdll1e
cDmplaints !'el,ltivp tu floudinfj conditions in certain areas of the
Est~tes, ,111<..1 Ultlt he bel icves that some property is located in ,1 "bow"
^"gus t 5, 19fJO
re 1 ,1 t. i V!' to some of the weirs In the canal system, and tha t he 15 in
favor of having all th!' s,lndba9S removed, or ,1t least the ones reliltive
t.o the loc,ltior> of ~lr. lIancot.te's [lroperty,
~lr , [J('rnie Yokr.1, (h,ll"miln of the GGESC, s t a ted tha t removal of the
sandbag~ will help flOOding In the area, and he urged the Ooard to
remember tlwt the lAP wi 11 hcnefi t not only the subject area but a"',~
the area" (1S f,lr downr,treilm ,1" t.h!' Ten Tholl~and Islands, He s,lfo th,1t
the sandb.1gs are to hc rernovf'r! as P,lrt of t.he lAP, and thus there wi 11 be
" fr('e flow of tll!' Willero, dlll-ing lhe rainy S(',lo,on, He said that undpr
thc l^P, the fl,1o,hhoMds will hr ino,tal1['[J, ,lnd the water will be conserved
with(llIt callsi"g undu,' flooding, Ill' said th,lt this program is a publ ic-
awar!'ness eXf'rrio,e as wel: a~ an !'ngfnl'l'rtng I'Yl'rrisD Anrl t~at the public
nlUS I. unders t.,lnd th,l t. the I ^P i ^, the bl's t. th i ng tha t the Coun ty can (Jo to
insut'e thelll th"t thp COllnty is not gOilHJ to flood them in the sun'mertirne alld
th,lt t.hf' (ounty i" C)oing to CCIl"el"Ve the water in order to kpep the subject
<It'e,J sOIllf't.hin<l likl' il', ""flll""l rnndition year-round,
Pl.lOning Dit'pctol" lJ,l"lIy (,-pw st.l!.ed that ,1 lot of the proppr.ty in
the Golden Gat.e EsLI!.!H, arecl is SlIhject to flooding because development
is takin'l place in low-lying M"r,lS t11i\t \~ere a part of cypress sloughs,
etc., dnd he s.11d that. i'. thr. C,lse regarding Mr. Hancotte's property,
The following people "roke in opposition to the arproval of the Illterim
Act ion Program:
Herman Verre t t, 3<)26 N, E. 6th Avenue
Pclul and ~\ary-rr.lnccs Kruse, 1021 ~th St.reet, S,W.
O.lVid (;'"01 h,l111 , represf'ntin'l N.1ples ^rra Goard of Redl tor"s
Gary H,lncotte. 1<)01 12th Avenue, N,E,
Mr, Hancotte asked the Buard to consider removing all the sondb'~'Js. and
COIl'missiooer AI chC'r Ilxlvl'd th.lt all or the sandbags In the canal system
in the Golden (;,11.1' Eslil!.I'S .H"ea be removed by the Engineering Oepar"tment.
After" a brief disclJssion during which COl11llissioner Wimer stated that the
.;andb,lgs have to be rl'moved from most of the canals anyway if the Interim
Action Program is approved, the motion died for lack of a second,
'~DOK 054 PM:F 356
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054 PAGE 357
August 5, 1980
Aft.f'r ~ di-,r.ussion req.1rdlnq the Intcr1m Action Program and the cost of
m~intainlng the growth of vegf'tation in the canals as suggested by many of the
re~lstf'red spe"kcrs, Commissioner Wimer moved to ,'rprovc the Interim
^ctiol1 Progr,lm ,1nd ,1CC'~rt the staff's recorrrnendaUons re same, Commissioner
[1rowl1 seconded the motlol1.
Mr. Lam,lr Richardson, rerresent.ing Addie Hughey who owns rroperty
that will he affected by the lAP, 5rokc in oppos1t10n to t.he lnter1m
Ac t i on Pro'Jram,
Conlllissioner ^rr.her asked th,lt. the staff give h1m an estimate of the
cost of renmvill<] all of the vegf'tation and the earth plugs that rresently
exist In the C<1rl,11s ,1I1d a deflnlt.ive statement of who will be responsiblr.
fDr t.he mol intenanCl' of t.hl' c,ln,11s in the future as well as the maintf'nance
of ellf' fLl'.hho,lrd sy<;Lem once I t. Is inst"lled,
~Ir, [1,lI'k<;d,llf' st,lt,~d th,lt the b,1Sic rhllosophy of the Board needs
to I", df'rinitiv!'ly \I"lL['d; 10 U,,'y whh to IlIdintdin the ,>uuject I>"ol>crl.ies
,1'. dr,lil1f'd ,Ind d,'Vi' 1 ()1',lh If'; do f.hf'Y wi-,h to budgp.t t.hp. re'luil'ed fund.;
to m,1\nt,lln the C,111o11 systems to keep Lhp. w,lters flowin~ (rp.ely; do they
wish to COIl<;I'I'VI' th,' W,I tel' in Lhl' ,1r'[~,l as wi 11 be done v I a the J AP? He
s,liJ that Ill' Lh(\()'J1,1. 1.111' f1o,\I'd h"d hl'f'n clear in tho; past in that tl1ey
wishrd to h,lVt' th,' w,\L!'I' lOIl'if'rved <lIld not diverted,
Conllllss ioner Wi,ller c,111ed for a 1'011 call vote:
Conrnf<;s ioncr WinH~r' Ayr
Conln is s i oner Brown Aye
Conrnissioner Pistol' Aye
Conrnissionc,' Archer Aye
Conrnissioncl' Wenzel No,
~.i,!.!.L~. E....!JLL .L.L!\I~f..Il.O.R.l J E)l.L O~_.r.. ~M..E.!JJ.
(ofllllissiDnrl' ,Iim.,,' lIIoved, seconded by COll111issioner Archer and, carr'led
un"nifllously 5/0 th,lt the routine bills hdvinC) been processed through
est,lbl ishcd proceuur'f'S with fllflus .lVdildble, be approved for payment dS
witnessed by thl' following checks issued from July 30, 1980 through August 5, 1980:
ACCOUNT
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fl.lLCK NO,
14227 - 14692
10700 - 11027
BCC p"yr'o 11
County Checks
J
('llQUS t 5. 19RO
BUDGET AMENDMENT flO. 80-145 FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO RADIO BASE ST!\T10NS
MW ONE REMOTE UNIT Fon CIVIL DEFENSE ADOPTED IN THE AMOUNT OF
li'-.Q.Q.rL____ __
Corm:issioner Archer moved, seconded by Corrrnissfoner Brown and carried
u""nirn()u~ly 5/0, th,lt Bud<Jet Amendment No, 80-145 for the purchase of
two r~dio hase ~tati(lns and onr remote unit for Civil Defense be .1d(1pted in
the ,ll110unt of $6,000,
110^HIJ OF COUNTY COMM ["SlONE1'~
COT.!.H:H COUNTY, rr,OJUDlI
B II n (; E T
^ MEN D MEN T
[}.j: Hr''J\1in'H no,'J'(1 ^PIHOIJ"l
C/ !?_<2-':~_~J: T<cq\llr<' llonrd lIpprovi11
(tri1nHfcr within object code rnngc)
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FUND Cr:NI:PM,
DEi'T,
,CIVIL OF:FEN~;E
m':~;CHT I'TTON:
"
Tp Ir',lnrd"l' f\lnd!; 10 Cnll1fl\llldciltions Equipment 1i,nc item to pllrch..1s(~
t\~0 [;ill'll,' "),,,nn,,1 l'"din h,-,~,,' "Iali.ons lln<1 one remote unit,
I'HI':VI(I\l~:1.Y ,\!'!'Ht1VI':/l II)' TilE !\()^TlD OV COUNTY Co'MMISSIONI::PS JULY 8, 1'J00.
'1'0 (1'1\' 1'(',] ra') :
Co",",uniCi\l.lonr; E(l'lirJITll..~llt
001-525-1-13-30-010-644
UJ 000
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FHOM (SO\lI'C(' of 1'\\11<1::)
Cont i.nq.'nel""
001-519-1-00-05-010-990
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COllnty ~lqr/lliv, ,Ill'
lIppro,\',](l:,(( 11',
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.\),d.I' ~1 ~'w_kt) O<llc-: ''.uf" 5, 19(\0 INo.eO-lll~
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l>lS'l'HTlltl'J'TON: L/11l'"nl "<'coI,I" (Origin,',l) L-l 1\(,(,ollnti'''J (l('p"~lm""t
1:7 l'i,,,,,11 OffiCI'I' V :'lIrd"";\I1'J ([;'l"'l'"l'l1t Only)
D [)"I'"r l ""'111 (::) I\Cr"ctC'll D !llI<I'Wt, 1\11,11y"t
-.--=-----..- ,- '-0_'-'-'--- -.-- Rl'v.17/17/'1911I,Il-
l't"..,
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'0 r:: 0
I"
~DOX 054 fACE 359
August 5. 1980
~UDGET AMENDMENT NO. HO-l~6 PROVIDING FOR PERMANENT PLACEMENT OF MR,
IlREW('1 ON GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER STAFF -- ADOPTED IN THE AMOUNT
.Qf..JJ..J22-L-____.
Conrnlssionl'r Archl'r movC'd, seconded oy Conrn1ss10ner Ilrown (lnd
carried unanimously 5/0 that Budget Amendment Nc, 80-146 providing funds
for pC'rnMnf'nt p1.1Cf'rn"nl. of r~r, [\n'w"n on l.hl'! Gold"n GiltI' Conlllunit:y Center
stdff, be ,1doptl'd in l.he ,11J10unt. of $1.764,
1I0^lW at,' COlJN'I'Y CmI/USS:rONF.!l.';
COI,r, [1m COt7N'l''i ( l~LOH:rI)^
n lJ n GET
^ MEN D MEN T
''1!7 J{el}uire!; l1()ilT,l ^1'1'l'(IVill
1.7 !)!?(>,'1~..!'!.D~ )<('l}IJ1 r[~ 110i1r.(1 ^ppn1vi11
(t' rn 11 n f,n: wi 1:11 i. no)).i cr; I: r.od(, r.1I1(10)
FliNn COWEN (;,1\'1'1: Cml~'"N! TY CI:NT1':1l I1ET"I'. (~O_~'~::~Y/~1~__<:':~~~~~J~Yl'!._~~~TER.
____.__ . _ ._TIITJ::I{l\..l.'lN,,~.- - _ _. ,_ .._+..... ~.._ __._ ___._,.__._ __._.___ ~_.___....__ __ .._____.
UI':SC H T l'T I ON:
'I
Tr",'1l3f('r of flllld~; to Pl.ovidc
on Community ('I'll!"" :,:1:,,('[ (('I':'I'il
i.lC'V 1 !;Ol'Y C()1Tl1il iLL l'('.
tor p,'rm"ncnt pll1cemC'l1t: (I[ ML, BU.'Wt!11
f\llld ill') C'xpj red) ,,5 L\ppruv(~d by
I'HI';VIOllSI.Y ^!'I'i{[)VI-:ll IIY 'l'lli'; }1<l^IUl l.lI' COUNTY COH~lr,';:;rO:~Ei{:; ..lllLY 21), 1980
TO (Incn~,H;(,):
He<]ulilr S,,1<lrie5
Soci"l S,'cur:iLy M"l:chi,,'l
Hl'L ircmt'nt Con Lr' il>111: illll
Life & lIcillLlI rl1~;1I1'olIlC"
WOl'kcr-s COl1ll't'Il~;,' t lOll
I~O-~72-1-15-80-010-120
1~"-572-1-1S-88-010-210
1~O-572-1-1S-~8-010-220
1~8-S72-1-15-U8-010-230
1~R-572-1-1S-RD-OIO-240
Totill
$ 1, ~ 29
93
130
21
<)]
--_.~---
.$ I( 7(~1
FHOM (Sourc(~ of Fllnd:;):
H & N Buildill'js C()llt~'''ct. 1.18-S72-1-15-8[l-010-~Gl J..-Jl-'?..CU,
~7~~~~Z(~:;,~~~';C~~:~:~~" ~iYT~~~~:~~~i , c"", l ;;c ("",;;=-[;~~~~;~.;~~-;;.;:~
~)-'~~.~_~2~'lJ)~1.o__..._..__ ~.:~~: :)::}~- ff~__ tl'l.l:=.=.._~~.:.~-,-_~~~__ Nn.f1O- ~~____
111~;T1UIl111'.lON: '/7 Ill'," ,1 Hpcon1" {(111"l"OI1) 1-7 lIccollnt-In'.! I1cpill"lm,,"t
/..-7 \"i:",..l Orfiee," D 1'1Irchi\~il1(J (1:<]Il.iI'",,,,,t ()nly)
1_7 D"Ilill'l en,'n!. (!O) ^ff<'cLed L.7 1lu<l<Jct lI".~~~;t __
-------. .-- - -".' -"---'-- --, "------,.----.--- - }{<,v. l?'/17 /'J')jILll
August 5, 19BO
BUDGET AMHIDMENT NO, BO-I~7 CORRECTLY REFLECTING DIVISION ACCOUNT
NUMBER rOR U NE I HM~ SIIOWN 1 fl BUDGET AMENDMENT 80-17 WITlIl fl LI BRARY
!.!J;AQ.qUARTE RS _flJ.!.Dr,E_I_~_=--.AOOrT{D-1!~'!lIl.. ^MOUfi,L9Ltli,.!l..Q.L___
(ollmissioner Archer moved, seconded by C0rTT111ssioner []rown <lnd
c"rrled un,lnimou-.ly S/O, that nud~et ^mendment No, 80-147 correctly
reflecting d1vision <1ccollnt numbers for those 11ne 1tems shown 1n nudget
Amendment No, 80-17, within the Library lIeadquarters budget, be adopted
1n thf~ ,lm<1l1nt. of SlS,Il',I,
]J()l\H)) OF COUNTY C01W,lSS.rOlvEH"
COLLI Ell CO\JN'rv, l'LOrUDl\
13 lJ n (1 E T
^ 1'1 r: N D M r: N T
L7x Ill''111 i ,'cr. HOd I c1 ^1'P,'ovil1
L7 !~'c. ~-'2!. Tlc<]\li rc ]Joilrcl llppr.ov;11
(Lr.-lnnre:t- \~it,hi.11 objeT!: code r.ill1<W)
-.--..-- - -.. ..-.-. -~~.~~ ---'" ------.---------------..----------.-----.-----
FUN))CHMlT~:_,.~:IF'!':; [, '1'lm:'I':; DEI''!', ._~~In2~J\nY..!~,~~QQ~!^~~r.!~.I.l'.;_._
-. - .~. ._--.'-- '_.~- ---.--.----.-------.---.--.-.-----.-- -. .-.----,.--
[)1,:~;c H I 1 ''I'I (IN :
'I
T I .111.l.; r t" l' r r \1 '1\'1:, ,i II tIt \11.' J
(01- I hoc.(' 1 i rH' i f ("I1~; ~:I1()Wn in
ilpprOV('<l by I h,-, 11"01 r rJ,
Lu u'[l,:<;l. (;ULtl~(;L n.ivih.lUII u(;t:UUlIl. 111IInb,~r
fllHlrjel' ^T11"IHlmCllt (00-]7) previollS]y
I'HI,:VIOUSI.Y ^I'I'HUVI:I) 11\' TIlE I\O,\HD 01' COUNTY COMM [!;S,WNEIC J^Nlli\HY B,' 1900
TO (lllcrc,lse):
RC'vc~n\10
Cilt'l-Y ForWilnl
601-]-1:'-06-010-399,999
1-.12t..Q2.1..
FHOM r SOli reI' 0 f FUI ICL;) :
HCV01lllC
Cnrry Forw<ll.ll
601-1-16-06-010-]9~,999
$ 1 ~;. B::; 1
=-=='_~_-:-rI
1'0 (I n ere il [; c) :
'l'cilnn f,'r to ""!lei-oil FU!ld
601-571-1-15-B6-010-911
L_~:),~2.
Fllor" (SulIn:,' (If 1-'111,,1:;):
1'1-,111~3("r to C"Il"I'oIl FU!ld
601-571-1-16-06-010-911
$ IS/Br'l
-------,._-~-_.._- .-."-. - ---. ----------_.~--_.--==--=----...:.::.:~-:--=.:==.=:.=:--====~..:
-~(;~~~~::~...;I~fl~~;'~~..~ ,. .'I)'i ~'. l~.';~~~~)rg.~ ~ ~-~~iJ~;--~H~~~~-~-V~; : COU n l y Cumm, b)[lJ)GET MiE:.
I {J..ILL (--LLVu . (1..,' 4- (.,
~~:"(':"='_1~~___.._. I~..~~' ..::!o .::.~~___ .Dil te: ~\!.e..~..J. 980 __ ~o SO-1I17
nl~'j'HII'\I'J'lON: rl Jl,'..n1 HI'con1:; ((origin,'1) L-I lIcconnt~"'l n~I",~.tm"l\t ,
o l"i""il1 Officer "L7 l'urChil!UI'J (~'<JlIll'mQllt On1)1
Zi Dq'artm(Ont(!>) lIff"ctcl1 D llul1rJct-, lInn1)'!1\'.
- , ...... ,.,..-ftt:\~t----'-?~rr---' '-- Hr'v, 17/1'/ n'l~lf,!1 ,-
BO~~
05"4 pI.GE361
August 5, 1980
flUlJG!.I Af.'lNlJ~\I:IH NO, nO-14n TR!\NSFERRING FUNDS IN BUILDING INSPECTION
10-.!'BOVI DE...i.QI~ TEMPORAB1_JMPLQ.Y,EE -- ADOPTED I N TilE AMOUNT OF $3,000_
COl1l11issioner ArcheI' moved, seconded by Commissioner Brown and carried
l1nan1mOllsly 5/0, t.hat [Judqet Amendment No. 80-148 transferrinq funds
withIn Ilul1din<j Insp[~ction's fllJdget to provide for a temrorary employee
Iw ,1dnpterl in the ,111l011nt n( $1,000.
nOMm 0'.' COl)N'f'Y CO~l;-'\T!;~;ION)';n~;
COLr.Trm COUNTY, [o'f,OHIIl^
n [J n GET
AMENDMENT
6 Hcqu t J'C!l nOd nl ^ppU1Vill
'L7 Do(>~ Nol: nnrJl1\,r.n Bonn.l 1\ppr.ovill
.- (i:rii-JwJ'i~ wi thin objcct: c:odC'! r.nn<JC)
-------.------- - -.--.,... -..-.---.----.-- - _._--._._--._._----~---_._--_.__.~--_._.._----------
FUND ..GL:;NJ.:.:HL\l,; ,
Imp']'. .h.....:.D,U.ILDING. ~m,l'J~cT.lON.......___
. .... -- ----..-----. ----- --.--.....-.--.-----.---------.--.....------
D)'::;CllTl"[' rON:
"
TJ'iln~;rr'I' "r r\ind:; I" 011".'1 C"/ILI:,1ctUill Ser.vice,'] line item to r.etain
t'11I' ,,"I'V if"':> or ;, P"I"1()J1 to Lrmpnr.ilr.i ly rr'p:,1cc ,111 CIl1ployc0 who Wil!l
ill j\ll,,'d .lnd \4i 11 11,' Itn,,111., to wOI.'k ror IH~vCr.,] months,
TO ([ncLI',IB,'):
Ot11C't" l~ont-r,l(.tll.ll :~('lvi(.f\~_;
OOl-5~~-1-lJ-J5-010-J~9
i,}k,9.22.
FHO~I (:3011 rc(' or 1"1111<1:;)
HC<]\l ].1 t. S.l.1 ,1 r i " ~1
OOl-5~4-1-1J-J5-010-]~O
J ~.~900
- -'. .. -..- .--------------------.----------..--.--..-----------...
'fr~;;;:X:~Ff,7ic:;i ;~,~;;~:/IJc;J;:;- ~~;;;~~;:; , c;,,;;;i;;- C<;';';J-- nllJ)C;I~r-Mll:
~~.~~;~.~~ _..-~!...~,~IL. _.. ..._ .. '.}.'~~~::') JJ!.:. ~~__ !~~l_:~.:..__~~~:_'_~~_~~.~_ No, 8Q.~'~
n:J~;'I'll.rIIlITJON: 1.7 Ilpolnl 1l.L'r:nl,h (Ol';'r,illill) L7 I\cr.O\lIlLiIH) Th'I'"r!.n",nt
7"7 l'i,;(:,,1 orf.iCI~r D l'\lrChnnitHJ (l:q\llpmullt. Only)
L7 lJl'jlllt!.rn,'nt:(,;) I\rr"ct:(~,l D 11\l(!rJoL 1\1l111~'''L
------ --- ..... .---..--...-.--...---.....-----..., '-----------. H('v, J 7/17/7l)Jll.!1
J
I
^ugu~t 5, 1980
IlUDGET Ar~EtWMENT NO, 00-149 TllAtlSFERR I NG GAC TRUST FUNDS FROM FUND 601
(GllANTS ^NO GIFTS) WlTlllN TR^,~SrORT^TION BUDGET -- ADOPTED IN TIlE AMOUNT
OLJ.L..4,:,_0.,))?_____________
COrT1nission['r Archer moved, sccondl'd by Commiss1oncr Brown and carried
1H1ilnimow;ly 5/0, th,1t, Blldget ^mf'ndmp.nt 110, 00-149 transfcrr1ng GAC Trust
Funds from Fund 601 (Grilnt:; and G1fts) within Trilnsrortation Department's
burlgf'l. hI' ,1dopted in tlH' llrnoullt of $1,450,332,
nOlllH1 OF COUNTY CO;'lMISSIONEI1~;
COT.I.U:1l COUNTY I FLOHIIll\
n [J D G r. T ^ 11 END r1 F. N T
il HC'fJu i J'(':O; !1oilnI lIpprc'Vi\ 1 D ~{)r~!; l!ot HC(Ju.1.l'e l10ilnl lIpprovil1
(tl'nnr.fer within ob:ioct: co<1r~ J'ilnqe)
FtJr,J) CHM,'!':;, ,(:11-''1':; /. 'l'lnJ~;'!',';
DI:PT, TllllN:;POHTlIT10N
~----_._-----_.'- --.----------
D"~;CIlII"1' I (li\:
'I
'1',-i\]1!;( ",. ('( fl1]1<1~: \ n !:h(,,~ (;,1\, C. t.runl, funrl!1 ilnrl i nt,0-r,,!>f- i nrnmn
foJ' Coldc]1 i:;1t (' l(llld~; "'1<1 ("illlill~; in new fund (iO(, (Expcl\rlnblc 1'r\lr.l Fund)
1'('1: <jell('!''\1 I)' iWCI'pl.r,r) ,l('COl1ntillIJ principl(~n <1~Hl to c1o!;(' 011t r.rantfl,
(;i f t!; .111d Tnl!: l~; 1''11\<1 ((,I) 1) ,
TO (TI\Cl-r'il~;c):
'l'1-illl11f,'!' to Expcl\rli1h I (~ '1'1'1111 I. FUII!l
601-~~1-1-]2-(il-0(,O-91G $1,4:~!_~~G,
FHO~l (~;(l\ln:l' of 1.'III1<1::):
'PrilPsfpt~ to !;p{~ciill HC'V('Jlllt'
'l't-ill1!JrCl- t.o Cilpit:i11 I'l'()jl:cl'
601-~41-1-12-GI-0GO-912
601-541-I-I2-GI-0('0-91~
$ , 70,332
1,380,000
$1,450,332
'rot"l
~;:;;;-l::~::;;~;/~i~:-:/:)I~~~=-~~;~(:]~~ill~-~;,-~ c(C' l' j-~~:~::~:~ f~(:()~~.', Com;n,
I I. ( ,. - - , l,,, (t(1 N -I:'<'~ -
J,)~:::__:!_ _-'___._.:.!:____ !'-,!_.(L):...Z/:-.8...'l) __ Dille: ^ug, 5. 191\0 No,!10-1/,9
lJI:;TIU!IlI'J'lUN: /-1 nOllrrl. Hf'"ol<1,; (Ol'i~lil1'll) B lIcC(l'1I1tilHI n<'l'/lrtrnrnt"
n f'i:;c,l1 O[(lclIr l'urChll!lill9 (r-;<jltJl'mcllt Ooly)
D lJ"pllrt,rn,'''I.(,,) lIf1pctccl l1uc1'1cl: lInlllYHt
.-'----'-'--------. '-'-'-' llf'V l?I,'/I?<1l1f.l1
IllJD,;ET M1ENfl'I
I
" - J
'-f
I
_I
MOX
OH4- PAGE 363
AU\Jus t 5, 1980
"UOG~r AMENDMENT NO. 80-150 ^PPROPRIATING GAC TRUST FUNDS IN NEW FUND 606
(EXPENDABLE TR1~T FUND) !\ND ESTABLISHING A BUDGET FOR GOLDEN GATE CANALS
~.Q...fO^QL::::__'l.Dgl'.T.EJ2 )iUlir.~!I_MPJillJ OF $1."50,332
COllrnissloner ^rr.llf'r moved, seconded by Comm1ssloner Brown 'lnrl carried
11l1<HlimolJsly 5/0, 1.I1,lt BlJdg(ll Amendment No. nO-150 aprropr1i1tln'] GAC Trust
Funds In N~w 606 Fund establ tshing a budget for Golden Gate Canals and
RO.1rlS he M10pted In tllf' amount of $\,"50,332.
!HJ^IU1 or COUNTY COt~:.Jr;;:;TONEll:;
COr.r.ll.;n COUNTY, rr.ORTD^
B [I n G F T ^ f1 END M F N T
I..Y7 H,'rjllin',- nO,ln! ^l'l'nJv;lI ~7 1l9!~"~!_~I;.~ HN]I1iLr'. f10llnl ^[Jpl:0v;1l
(tr<1l1!l "r~l' w.i thin oh:J0.cl: code r"IlCJc)
FI1ND
F:XPl':ND^nI .!.; '1'HU~~T:~
DE 1''1' . 'pH^N;;l'OrnA'l' [ON
l)E:~r:H II'TTnN:
'I
To .'::1,11>1 i ::11 1>11<1<)"1, \n tll<' [':xp"IHli\bl(~ 'l'1"lwL FlIl1c1 [Ol" ".^.e, rUlld:
h,'"'ld fl..11 Wlll k (Ill (,()ldr'11 {;(It'(... C.lll,11n l,nd HOilCln. Thin ifj rl~ql1it.n{' by
'JL'1l1'1.111y ''''''''1'1.('11 ,1<:<:'''1(\1 inq IH ilwil'd]:, .In 1,"'~()llllllL'lltll.tl liY ()II( i\1(c.lit()1
to ('In:;l' 0111. FlIlld r,OI (<':1":11.::, Ci[l~; ,~Tnl!il"q.
TO (tncrl',\~;"),
Hcr;rrvC' rOl' rl11.111'" ,'xp(,lld i I.lln~r;
(, 0 (, - S -1 1-1 - I? - G 1- 0 G 0 - (, -18~~ 50,
,\D1) TO HEVENlJE:
'I'1'.1Ilsf,,1' from (;1'.1I\I~; ,11lcl c;i f 1::;
T r il 11 5 f ,'r F I' om r. r;, n 1::; "11 cl (; i F t"
606-1-12-GI-0GO-381.001 $ 70,
60G-I-12-61-0GO-3Bl,OOI ~)fJO,
ToLll
~_1,SO ,
~~~~~~~r;17;-(/~::-':{~7:i',~,':~Y~;~j~}); ri'C;(T I~'~~;~;:~v~-~: ~O\llllY C;:Il1Il1']Ull!)C;l~';'-^;:;
( ,Ll d ' .' l ..., 'Nil IV-~(..J!-
~~lle~_~L~:...__".____, ~'ltr':2.::2!::..J.v ~~'..:....~llr~, 5, 1980 ,Nn,[lO-150
lJISTHIllll'l'HlN: 1:7 "..,nd neconl" (Ot'i'llnill) j-l/lccollntlll<j DCl'llt'tment
7:.71";"";11 Officer n p1Ir{'h""in'j (E'l"il'me"t Only)
D D,'p.1rlmcllt(!') /lff,'elc,1 U n1ltl'J"t IInlllY!lI:
H"v,12/17/7'l1l1.1I
J
August 5, 1900
nUDGer r.M[~iDMHIT riO, 80-151 APPROPRJAT I NG CASH CARRYFORWARD AND PRnv I D I Nr,
FOR LINE ITEM EXPENDITURES FOR LIBRARIES BUDGET -- MOPTED 1:1 THE ^MOU~lT
Q!_Jl,)56 _____.
Commissioner Archer n~ved. seconded by Comnissioner Brown and carried
linanimously ~)/(), th,lt !ludgct Amendment No, 00-151 appropriating cash
c,uryforward <1I',d I'r0vldln') for line item exrend1tures for L1hrarlf's
Illldget be ,1dapted in thc amount of $3.156,
J\OllHrl Of" COIJN'J'Y C()~I."1I f;f;JONrmS
COI,T.JI,:n COUNTY, FI.ORTDlI
B II n [I E T ^ 11 E tl D !1 E N T
{x7 Hf'rJlI i rf"~; 1\0;\ r <1 lIpi' r('V" 1 D !2.o...'::~!'<_r:'l ncqll ire HOil nl lIpprovill
(tr;\nsfcr wilhin object code r'1ngc)
FUND
GJ-:NErH\1. FUND
(;HlINT!;, c r F'i'!; i. 'r'UII"'i',, FUND
IlET''!' ,
t.IBRlIRI ES
.h _.__ ~____._._ _______ _._._______~___.._._ ,_,_.__",__. _~________
DJ-:f;C H r I''/' I ON:
"
Tn ,ll'l'I'(lI'r i.II (' .11'(1 11',11\r.fcr t'('rnajnclcr of c,1nh CiI r'r\, fon'/,lnl from olc
F\ln<1 (,(11 ((;1 ill 11 ", (;i ft!; i. 'i'rllr.l.n) cOn".lnLin<] or r.ihri1ry Gift.!>.
ro (In C I' (' .1 !" .) :
'rrflll!.rf" to l;C"H'r-" 1 l"lIf1d
h U l - :, I l - L - 1 ), -II'(, - 0 10- 'J J I
.
L:!..
linn TO rn:VENIJI';:
C,l r l'y f O"W.lld
f,O 1-:)71- I '-15-8f,-O 10-)99. 9'.l'J
~H~.!-
TO (111 C r 1 ',1 !" ,) :
,1!,i.L~"'l,I..)',_,nl'''Hl(l\t.' r "'1':;
(lul of COllilll' 'I'i.ivrl 00]-57]-1-1(,-86-010-<102-09202 $
1I00K " , Public.lt iOI1:; f, !.,ih,~1<1t..001-571-1-15-B6"010-660-B9202 1,
~~_L(~f'_n_,_C.i1. le',_ .1) 1~1'" 'y
Chern ic.1l }o'(,I'L. i. 1..1 II c1nc.1P i 11'J 001-571-1-15-86-030- 522-B'J020
lIucl.l0/Vil1\lil] !:1/lril'mf'l1t 001-571-1-15-B6-030'-665-89020
H,l t',~:9L!':.~!l~~_~i_h!:'1 "1'
Chemic,11,I'f'rl. f, -!.ilnc1nc,lping 001-571-1-15-06-050-522-89020
Tot"l
$ ~'=
MlD TO HEVENUE:
T r.l 11!; f C I' f n Jill (;,,, Il ,,, F. (; i f L"
OOI-571-1-15-BG-OIO-1Rl,OO]
~
-cc;~~, ~;~~':=;7C~:)~~'/1:~ ~',-i;i"~"j" ;::i.~~-t-=~)l r i'~~-;'-]-~~;~f-~.F~~~\~~~).'(~-C~;-;;;~'~':-l~~~~,j, ;,,:
^))?IPV,'l~' "P:1I-(1v,,1 : lI::)111'OV,11 :
( . W I.. _ ~f1^~-- -
I),,(c': ' -/-rD I),de: Dillc': Au'" 5. 1TJf,O Nn.SO-151
______'..__.._,_____ ,,_,__ _.. _, _.._ ___. __.____._ ____._,___L.___ ,____,..___._...., _____
III :;'J',U 1III'I'jON; 1._7 IIn,ll!! 1:"I'n"1,, ((l. i'l i "ill)
/-7 I'i "'id (l!f i ,,('\'
'L/II"I"...llnl',,1 C!;) ^'fccl,'<1
1...-7 ^ccO\ll1l i IHJ n,,'p.tl.lllll';\~
CI 1'1Ird,;t.;i IHJ (1:'1"; ["""Ill (l"lyl
!...~7 lIu<lqot ^"<11yc;t
-----,---..-------..----..,...---, ,-----------,-.. --.--------.-,-.--- H"II. J 2/I'l/'/'lilLI
110::... 054 PAce 3B4
r,D~X
054 rm365
Augus t 5, 19110
nUDGET A~\ENDMENT NO. 80-152 FOR TWO BOOKC^S~S FOR JUDGE TRETTIS' OFFICE -
ADOPTEQ.,..IJ.l..J!.lE AM.9U~_QLJ.3_80
Comnissioner Mcher moved, seconded by Comn1ss10ner Brown and carried
unanimously 5/0. ttMt nudget ^"lCndment No, 80-152, to cover costs for two
bookc,lSCS for ,)IJdrje Trettis' nffice, he adopted in the amount of $380.
TlO^lHl (W r.OllN'l'Y CO~liHSf;JONEH,;,
CO!.T.TJo:ll COUNTY, FLORIDA
nUDGET ^r1ENDi1ENT
I!Y llcCJ\1ir('~ Iln.-nd Apl'rOV,ll 1....7 !?..9::..~;_~lot TlI~(lt1irc .JO,lru ^prrov'll
(trnnnfer within object CO~~ rnnge)
FUND G!':rn:p 1\ 1.
m:p'1', _COUN'l~ C_Ql!Wt~mPJlrL.1!3uf::'r!'J}L
flEf;CnTPTT()N:
'1
Tr,ln:;fr'l "f fUnd:; (0 OfficI' Equipment [, Fur:nltuTr> line item to cover
C()~t of l)1.lt'('IL1~;(' or !'wn hookCil!l0S.
TO (Incr,-."sP):
Offie(' f':lJuiprr."IlL [, Fllrnilul.e
00l-515-)-OO-22-0l0-6~2
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FRON (;,ourel' of 1'\111(1:;):
PriVdLe VC'hic\(' H,'illl!JUlf;"l1l('nL
001-515-3-00-22-010-401
1_:L~
- ~~;~~1., ;~~ ,/,~;~:c; ~ C,: ~~~;~~:z.~~~;::::~ ~; , ~-;',;,;; i-~C-co",,, J-- ;'~'~)G~o'" ~l :':'
n'l-=-c:.~._.___.__ _... ._._, l_)~~(.(~:':'l-_:=J_L tt-?_~~L_~_:__~~___~~~ 9_~_ ~':..:.~,~
Illl:'I'I1TI111'J'lUN: I-I n",II,l It"('()t,l:; (O";'l!n.,]) D ^ccolll1l.i1l9 (l"!,iltlmL'Olt
1'7 I'i"""l Off \ ("(',' Ll 1'1ln:hllnlll'J (I:'lllil''''''"\' Only)
/'::1 (ll'j>.Hlm('1l1 (,,) ^ffl:cl,',l ,0 IlI1U'll'! ^n.11)':1t
- Rrov.17/1'1/7'l1lI.1I -
I
August 5, 1900
llUDGET AMENOMENT NO, 80-153 FOR COST OF REPAIR OF CLEANING MACHINE FOR
GOLDEN GATE COMMUNITY CENTER - ADOPTED Ifl THE AMOUNT OF $500
Conmissionp.r Archer moved, seconded by COnlm1ss1oner llrown nnd carr1ed
unanimously 5/0, that Budget Amendment No, 00-153, for the cost of repair
of' " cle"nlng machine for the Golden G"te C'llnmun1ty Center, be adopted
in the amollnt of $SOO,
l\Ol\HIl OF COUN1'Y CO:,\I-lI,;SrOI~EHS
COT,T.l fm COUNTY I FLOIUDl\
BlIDGET AI1ENDf1ENT
hi7 Hcqll i ren l1o;1rd lip!, rcWill D po"s_Jcl.(~:. J'{CCjll.i rc Board l\ppr.ov.ll
(tr.Dnnfcr. within object code rnngQ)
GOl.DEN GATE COH'11IN ITY CI':NTf';r.
FUND ~~'.::.'.<!~~~____"__"_"
IJEPT ,GOl.DI::N GNT'E COMt1UNI'rY CENTER
....---.-----...--.-.----.-.---.-.
nI':SC In ] ''I' r ON :
'I
Tl.lnr.f('I" ('f f\lllt\,; to COV"l" cost of rcpil.ir of t.wo r.pcc'(] t;cr\lbbcr/
buff"1 molcllin" ['Dr ('O:l1l'l\l,1.ity ccntt'[,
"
TO (lnc n',l'-l') :
H f, H [-;(!I1il'!n,"'nl. Cord,r'olclt'rl
140- 5 72-1-15 - 80-0 10--4 6 J $ 5_0g
FHOM (~;lll1l'C(' of F\lnd:;):
Olllel' /']dcllinet"y I. r:qllil'I11I'lll
14B-572-1-15-08-010-G,lJ $ 50.Q
COIlIl l Y ~l(p Illi' v (" IJ i I'
lIPP)'<>Vd 1 (' ( "
( U L ( 'I'(
~~l_('.: _LJi::,},\:,(>"
~,i,;~:'::li;J~;;~::~.:;~~~~r~~~\;I;~~~--:~~~'~;'=:r~~~Gl:~'~"~~~':
I_~.lt, ~~.=)j=I~:__" !_)'"1.~_~_:~:_}_.__:9 80 ____ ~!~..:."_~~~:.
1J.l ~;'r1, r HllT I ON:
/'./ )\p.\ld I\{'l'ur(l~; (oriqintl1)
/1 Fi,,(','] Off ic:l'r
l-; J,I"]'oI'Il<,..nl (,,) l\((('cll'll
17 ^r..:C(IUllt'll(J J)':"l'.tt'{l,H:i,1
Tl 1'1ll"chll'dll<J (!:qll;I'<''''lll Only)
17 ll11dcWt l\1l"ly"l.
H"v,l//l'I/,J~il1.!1 -
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BOOK 054- PAGE 367
Augus t 5, 1980
13U()(il! AMlNPMLNl NO. Ull-l~4 !IiANSFERIUNG FUNDS W!TIUN SOCIAL SERVICES nUDGET
USTING CONSECUTIVELY ALL GRANTS FOR MONTHLY REVENUE REPORTS - ADOPTED IN
THE AMOUNT OF $)1., 827
Comm I S5 i oner Archer moved, seconded by Con1111 SS i oner Brown and c.lrri ed
un,ln1mously 5/0, that nud<jet ^'~I'nr.mer.t No, 00-154, tr<1nsferring funds
w1thln Social Services budget, 1n order that all Federal Homemakers Grants
mAY be 11sted cOllseclJLively 011 computer based monthly revenue reports t.o
departments, be adopted In t.ill' amount of $13,027,
nOTllm OF COUNTY co,'I~n,;;,TOHEnS
COLI. 1J"~ COUNTY, l"LOPT D^
n II n GET ^ f'1 END !1 E N T
, tis.-7 Hell \ Ii 1"(' ~ 110,. nJ ^I'P r ()V,l] Cl !?.<!!?.::..~I_<:J.:. J1p.qll i n~ non nl ^pprov,ll
(I.ri1n:;f:cr \oI1t:ll1n objet;t co(le ri1n~le)
FliNn
CI':NI'~HI'i r,
DET''\'. ,_ J;Q<:.lIlL..S.rmY.ICES._ ___'_____
Dl':,;C HI PT I ON :
'I
T)'.ln~;r(lt. nr l~I'V('''\Il' I in" .iLI"", [160m ~;()ci.l1 ~;erv.i.ccs, l;'Jm(~mt.lkl~t~!3 Seetinf'.
to ;-;oci.,1 .',("'ViCI";, !\drnilli,;t:l.'i1l'lon Sf'ct.ion in ordor th.l!: ,11.1 1"edor,ll
ll()mcrn"k<'J'~ Crolll! ,; I1I.lY hl~ 1 inl,',] L'()n'H~clJt.iv,'ly' o'n complll:r'r )),1",;<1 monthly
r('v("'n\lp l'11l'nr.I!. to 1)I'polrtTllPl1ln. '.
TO (Tncrc.1""):
lItlminislt',lt lOll
l.t'ilnts - lIonll'lil,lkl)!'" (F,'d)
OO]-1-1~-80-010-JJl.(,70
~ . ',027
FHO~I (Source of Fl\nd!.):
1I0mt'm.lkl'rs
Gt'"nLs - Homl'milk';r:,; (Fl'd)
OOl-1-1~-OO-OJO-JJl.670
~-\i!:' ,1~22
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~l(~~'~f~:~l;c:;;i.);/i ~Ili~',' ~;:;:/~:;-~w~)P~i :~]- ~~;~;::~~~f~cOl\n LY"Com~n-'-'-" iilji)(;l~ M1E;:
I {.V \, (, ,,'l V" ( , , U ^ N ?t...P
..!:.:1:~,:_L1C\ ~_,,'>.._____,_._'~.(~~--2.1! -- /b n" t-=.: ^ur, ,~l CJ8D .._____ ~.:'_='1~-15/f
IllS'l'H1J\lITION: L~/ 110",,1 Hl.'cx'nl,.. (o\';'li"al) 17 /lCCOllllti11<J D<,pilrlnH'lIt
/.-7 1"ine,11 Orrie<,r D Pllrchi.l!..\,,<) U;qllll'm"nt Dilly)
'D DCl'iIYlml'lIt(!l) /lff,.'cleu 1..7 IhlllrJ<,t lInnlYGt
_.___...________._..__.___,_________.__ Hl.'v,17/1'l/'l'lIlI.t1
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)
August 5, 1980
r,UDGET AMENOMENT NO, nO-I55, PROVIDING ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR SUPPORTING
I\MnlJLMCE SERVICES OPERATIONAL AND CAPITAL OUTLAY COSTS FOR TilE CURRENT
.'!I.!\R - AnOPTED I N THE AMOlJNT OF lSll.LODD
Conunlss10ner Arch('r moved, seconded by COIrmissioner Brown and carried
un.lnlmously 5/0, that flur1get I\mendment. No. nO-155, rroviding funds for
supporting al1lul>ltlnce services orer,ltional and capital outlay costs for
t.il(' current year, hp ,'dopt.('d in till' IlInOllnt of $231.000.
nOM!!) 01" COUNTY COj.lilI [;[j:WNlmS
cor,r, r J':1I COllNTY, F'LOlU f)l\
n lJ D GET ^ 11 END 11 E N l
I!!I n(~(llli rC~1 HOilnl 71 l'f' 1 OVil 1 D j)or~r~ l\ot HC1CJtd r~ BOiln1 lIpprov,-\1
- ,(Cr~,')i'i;-r(';r w:i t:ld Tl nb:j N: t: r.oclc Til n~w)
FUND ._,t';ENEJi..r1.1L "
DJo:l'T, ...J\Hli\Jl,^NCE SERVICES
))1::"CI\Tl"['TON:
"
'1'r,ln"r"l' or rlllld:; I.n pl'ov,ir1c "d,litioll.,l [undr; for IJUpPoJ:tir.l)
i1mhuLlllc,' H('I'vic(':, npcJ'it1.iollil1 und cilpitil] outlilY co"!:,, for the?
ctll'I'I:n t )'(,;1)',
!;EE T\'['TM:m:n
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l . wdX~. ~lY-<- '- .'- Ifi\.l~ V ;
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__.___.. _.._,____.____ _ ..., ._..., ....____.,_..., _.____ _____..__.._....._,_..__..__...._8(1:=.1,:1, _'
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1':;
11(',11(1 )("('(",1,, (oli'.lillil1)
Fi!ir-ill O! 1.\cC'r
11l.'1 hI I' I In(:n l'. ( ,,) TI r r (", t (,,1
!~7 ^Gc:o\llll.iIJt] fl\'I'i1rtlnf~lI:
Cll'lIn:hilnllllJ (1:'.IIIII',IIl'I1l. Only)
L7 llIHlIJ<'t. Tlnil1)'nl
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Il(:v ,17./17 j'1!11l1.!1 ---
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I\U(lUS t 5, 19BO
BUDGET AMENDMENT TRANSFERRING 1977 TRUST FUNDS FOR I\VAILABILITY FOR COURTIWUSE
EXP^NSION PROJECT - DEFERRED
Upon a reconmcnd,ltioll by FisC011 Officer Harold Hall, to defer a port10n
(If the Clerk's Report regarding a Budget Amendment transferring 1977 Trust
Fund', for av,lilabilil.y fCll' ([)\/I't.house Exp,lnsion Projects. it was the con-
sensllS of the Bo,lrd t.o defer thi s ma tter 1n order to have it rresented
when the Carital Improvement Program is completed,
RESOLUTION NO. flO-151 APPOINTING MEMBERS TO HOUSING FINANCE AUTHORITY;
~_QY_IJ!.r NG l[RMS ~~^_r:!l!!.~_~_g~.! RMAN - ADOPTED
Cormlis',ioner fll'OIm moved, seconded by Commiss1oner Wime?; to appoint
the following mel1llH'rs for I.hr df'sl'Jnated nllmber of years, S<lme motion fail in(l
213, with (Olllllissioller', ^rclll'l', Pistol' and Wellzel opposed:
1. Robert[,Talley-ilYrars
2, Peter F,lg,lll - 3 Yell rs
3. (h,lrles TU!'llc,' - 7. Years
1\, ,Jack (OIlI'Oy - 1 Year
5, LIHjCf\C 1\1'1 ',',all - 1 )'eM
Aftf'I' ,1 hrid d;';ClIS',;O/l re~l,lrding the appointments that were motioned
fOl' ,111(1 f.lil,'r1. COllll1i "', inllt'" 1\,'rIH'r .1sl:cd th,lt the matter be deferred, Chairman
Wcn/['l COI1CI/lT['d, COllTllis,;OIIl'I' Wimer ohjectrd to deferr'ing tile appointmellts,
citill(j t.h,'t. Chl'l'(' 1101'; ,lll'l'"dy 1>f'(,11 .1 two week delay, <lrld that there has been an
all out. effnl"t to g"UH'I' n,ll1lPS of il1terested people, He insisted that (lny delay
be vot.ed 111..111. (Ollll1issi'lIIl'1' Pistol' felt that names should he offerr~d from the
variollS COlTll1issiol1(~r'5 Dist.rict. and County Attorney Pickl~orth exrlained the
critC!';,l f(lI' IIlcl11hl~!'ship to thc 111>1/5 ing Findl1ce Authori ty, Mr, Pickworth stated
that t.llr law does rcqlJirr' th"t 'f' 111'::'l1bcr represent the field of 1,lbor; one
represent COIlJllCrCe; ,111(1, that. Orll' melll:,er sh<111 have experiQnce in thQ field
of finance,
COllJnissioner Himel' moved, seconded by COlTll1iss10ner Archer 11nd carried un-
anirnously SID, t.h<lt ~lr, f{o!l(,!'t r,llley h~ appointrd to the Housing finance
Au tho r i ty,
ConlllissiollP!' Willll'" IlKlved, seconded by COlT1lT1issionQr Brown and f,li1ed 2/3,
with C0l1l11;Ssionc!'s Archer. Pi~,tor .1nd Wenzel opposed, that Mr, Peter Fagan
be olppnintrd t.o the lIousing f'in,lnce ^uthority,
nM' nS4 rw.370
I
MO~ 054 rm371.
Auyus L 5, 1900
Conlllis,ioner Wimer moved, seconded by Cormlissioner Brown and carr1ed
3/2, with COMn1ss10ners Plstor and Wenzel opposed, that Mr, Charles Turner
be appointed to the lIous1ng Finance Authority.
Conmissioner Wimer moved, seconded by Comm1ssioner Brown and carried 4/1,
with Conmissioner Wenzel orposed, th,lt ~Ir. Jack Conroy be ,lppointed to the
Housing Fin<lnce Authority.
(Ollll1issioner Wimer moved, seconded by Commissioner Brown and c~rried 3/2,
with COl1lnis',loners Pistor ,wd Wenzel opposed, that Mr. Eugene Brisson be
arpointed to the HOlJs fng r Inance Author! ty,
Cormlissloner Wenzel moved, seconded by Conmiss10ner Brown and carr1ed
unanimously 5/0, U",t. Mr. Ch,lrles Daur,lY, ,Jr. bp appointed to the Hous1ng
Finance Authori ty,
COMnfss!oner Wimer moved, seconded by Conlllissioner Archer and carried
unanimolJsly, 5/0, th,lt t.he following terms be design,lted for the members of
the Holl'. i nIl r i n,1I1Ce AIJt,hor Ity:
I, Mr, Rohert T,111 ey - " Years
2, Mr, (harles D.J uray - J Years
J. Mr, Charles Turner - 2 Years
iJ, ~lr . .),lck Conroy - 1 Year
5, Mr, EU'lcnc Brisson - 1 Year
COlllnlsr,ioncr ^rcl1cr moved, seconded by Commissioner Wimer and r.llrried
unanimously ')/0, th,lt Mr, Robert Talley be named as Chairman of t',,~ HOlJsing
Finance Attlhori ty.
Upon completion of the above-referenced actions, County ^ttorney
Pickworth requested authot'ization from Chairm~n Wenzel to draft all the
appointments, tenns, ,lnJ '" 11'<~~natfo'Jn of Cha1rmanship in the fonn of a
Resolution for the Chairman's exel.ution, as well as Certificates of Appointments
for each member of the Housing Finance Authority, Chairman Wenzel authorized
Mr, Pickworth to do so, and, by virtue of the above-referenced motions, each
crH'rying by majority vtJte, Resolut on No. 151 was adopted.
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BOOK 054 PAGE 373
Augus t 5, 1980
PRESENTATION OF EIS RE ST^TE ROAD 951 BY WrLSON, MILLER, BARTON, SOLL "
PFF_~l!ir;:.,-..A_IiD_..B..EPRJ"gtll~U.VES_JJ_OM H.W, LOCHNER, INC. " F,D.O.T.
Mr, Wa(fa Assaad of Wilson, ~1111er, Barton, SolI" Peek, Inc, intro-
ducd several gentlemen who have worked together to prepare the slide
present<ltlon for today, dl'picting Information relative to the f~vironmental
Imr,lct Study being condlJCt.ed 111 reference to the w1dening of State Rllad
951, including two rf'rresentatlves from the Florida Department of Trans-
port(lt i on,
Mr, Assaad rxpl<lllled that. today's presentation and the one schpJ led
for tonight ,1t the TOfllnle fJ.lrflcld School on Muco Island are both designed
.1$ public information mf'l't.lngs, and that as the work progresses toward the
completion of the US, then, publ ic hearings will bc scheduled and ,ldvert1sed.
'~r, Hershel Connors. of II, \<I, Lochnl'!r, invited the Board to att.l'!nd the
mcctirlCl tonirJht Mid ,1S sl ides were sho~m. he I'xplaincd t.he work donc thus far
tllwdrds thr' POT Inili.ltf'rI sludies of a ten mile segment of St,lte Road 951. from
State Road IJ? nn ~1.1J'(.() Isl,lnrl, ~)nrth to II, S, 41. He explained t.hat the
\nlti.l1 CCHlstnll:tinn will fl1ut'-ldne the I'xisting two-lane road, in order to
prcscrvr ,;"f!'ty, ,lnd. ,11, 111l' ';,1111<' tlrne, preserve the n(ll.ural hablt,lte alonq
the roadw,1Y,
The 51 Idl' ~'rl'scnt.1Lion cllrlsist,f'd of back9rounu IIhlterial, statistics regard-
inQ traffic pn'sl'ntly USifHj the subject roadway as well as futurp project10ns
for traffic ,Ind, outl incd ill uet.,lil, four al ternative methods for the con-
struction or the proposrd four-lanru highway,
Aftcr 1,- ,,'t:sentallon U1Cr"[~ was a brief discussion, during which Com-
missioner Pistor expressed his concern that the entire process is scheduled
to take over a YCdr, and qllest ioned the need for such a long time frame, Mr,
Connors rxpLlined that the pL1ns are being formuldted at this time. as is
the ([S. '1e s,lid thdt dr,1fts of the proposed plans will be circulated by
mid October, of this Yf'.Jt'; th,1t publ ic hearings will be SCheduled to begin by
l<1te Jdnuar'y; th,lt the fin,11 [[5 should be completed by mid October of 1981;
and that, hopefully, thf' pr'oject COrl<;truct ion call begin by January of 1982.
lie said the "C',lS0rl for" such ,1 time frdme is becduse t~ere dre so many Agencies
at different levels of government th<1t have to scrutinize the program,
MI', Assa<1u th<1nked the Cornnissiollers for the opportunity to make the
presentation, and ct1<lirmdll Wenzel thanked all the gentlemen for their efforts,
l _ J
Augus t 5, 1980
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Co~nl' 5ioner~ Archer, Brown, and Wimer left the meeting during
the sl Ide presentation - Time 4:45 P,M,
::ommissioner Archer ret.urned at 5:00 P,M" while sl ide presentat10n
wa~ taking rlace.
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.0:'J:Q.IlLT!:1E.!'.T~ TO-..cOA~, T r~L,N3.r~^-.rl-flmll IIG COl1/m ~ I Drl - COIIT IrIUE D TO 8/12/ no
Conmissloner Archer IlKJvcd, seconded by Commissionel' Plstor and
carried 3/0, with Co~n1s510ners Brown and Wimer out, that the aproin~mnnts
to the Coast,11 Area Planning Commission be continued to August 12, 1980.
RE(OMMENDATION fOR NOTlfr(ATION PROCEr,URE RE PROPOSED GOLDEN GATE ESTATES
~LOJj} NG-=.. CONT I NUED TO__lllL~L~.Q._____
COITIlllss10ner Archer movl'd. seconded by Conln1ssioner Plstor and carr1ed
3/0. wlt.h (ollllliss1oners flrrwn and Wimer out. that the recommendiltion for
notlfh.rltioll plliU~dllJ'I' I-r thf' propo~ed Golden Gate Estates rezoning be
continlJed to August. 12, 1')[10,
CONSIIlEHATION or Po~;r,r!ll.E WNTllOL OVER DISPOS!\BLE IlEVERAGE CONTAINERS -
~.9~l)~~,[)..r..o_J1!J?j..no..........,..... ......______
Co~nissionpr Archer Illovcd, second,.,d by Comm1ss1oner Pistor and c,wried
3/0, with C(J~llissionf'rs flrrMn ,"1(1 Wimer o lit. , that consideration of possible
co ~rol OVf'r dispo~clble bever,,')!' cont/liners be continlled to AuglJst 12, 1980,
~~~JLO!_!l!l?l.NCE..L().!l..!'.9.!.Q~. ~l!J.Tl-SB..,S.i~ j,Q.LJ I LDUi!i..9EPT. - APPROVED
C,'!;,'1issioner Arcllcr moved, seconded by Convnissioner Plstor and cilrried
3/0, wi t:~
'T,issionf'rs Brown ,111(1 Wimer out. tlhlt the leavc of absence for
Mr, Nolen Butle!", Sr. of the Ruilding Der,wtment be arproved.
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Conlnissioner Wimer rl'tllrrled to meeting.. Time: 5:03 P,M.
LOllrnissionC'r IlrOlYn retul"Ilcd to meeting - Time: 5:05 P,M.
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MRS, KAY STEIGERWALD APPOINTED AS ALTERNATE MEMIlER TO GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE
,Q!i..^_G..UiG.______.. -......---.-
COII1T1issioner Pistor moved, seconded by ConVllissionpr Archer and
carried unclnimollsly 5/0, th,lt Mrs, Kay Steigerwald be aprointcd as al ternate
m~nhpr to the Governor's Conference on Aging,
800~ 054 PAGE 374
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BOOK 054 p^GE'375
August 5, 1980
COM~IUNITY DEVELOP~IENT ADMINISTRATOR PRESENTED FINDINGS RE CEr6US FIGURES -
DETAILED REPORT T~ BE PRESENTED 8/12/80
Conmunity Development Administrator Terry Virta explained that there
are apparently some areas of question related to the figures in the 1980
Census, in comparison to the figures that the Planning Department have
calculated. lie said that he has been notified by the Census Bureau that
the County has to respond within ten working days as to whether or not
the County is in agreement with the Census figures, and that a detailed
report will be presented during next week's meeting, on August 12. 1980,
for Board I'~view,
FURTHER DISCUSSION RE PROVISIONAL USE FOR WYNDEMERE - NO ACTION TAKEN
Commissioner Pistor stated that he feels that he may have overlooked
some of the backup material presented to him as part of the agenda packet
rega rd i nf) the prov is i onill use approved by the Boa rd for Wyndemere, He
suqgested that the COlJnty hold up f'1n issuing any building permits for the
water treatment plant for Wyndemere until the County Attorney has had ample
time to study the matter and decide if the notification notice was improperly
written, and jf the Board should reconsider the action taken to approve the
subject provisional use,
Chairman \~enzcl asked County Attorney Pickworth to give the Board a legal
opinion ref)arding the notification letter, and asked him if he found it to
be faulty or lacking in proper notification that a provisional use was to be
considered for the location which was subsequently approved, He specifically
~skpd if the residents concerned have a good case if they go to Courts to fight
the 'ssuance of the pt'ovisional use in question?
Mr, Pickworth said that he did think they have a good case, but could not
say whether or not they have a "winner", Regarding the notification of the
public hearing, he said that he feels that the entire case will be based on it
and, that in his opinion, if it is found that the notice was adequate. then,
the Board granted the use at a public hearing, and there were no people to
object at that time, He said that as far as he can see the notice complies
with the regulations regarding who received them; however, the question at
this time is whether the particular language in that notice is so misleading
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as to not even put a reasonable person on inquiry that something was goiny
to happen that might af ' ct his rights,
He said that his position is that the notice was sufficient, and County
~1anager Norman a 1 so sa i d tha t the notice does say tha t property with i n 300
feet of each recipient will be affected and, therefore, those peopl~ receiviny
a notice were notified that somethi~g was happening near them.
Mr, Pickl-lOrth stated that a property ol-mer has to protect himself to a
reasonable degree, and that it is his opinion that the notice in question is
reasonable notice, lie said that he feels that all the law require,> is
sufficient notice, and that the County has met that obligation,
During the discussion, Commissioner Pistor asked Mr. Pir.kworth if
there was anything that he felt the Goard could do at this point in time and
Mr, Pickworth reminded the Roard that the developers of Wyndemere have spent
large sums of money based 011 the Board's decision to approve the provisional
use, and that they l'(~ly on the Roard's decision, He said that there is no
way to be ~urc how the Doard woul!1 have acted if the concerned persons had
appeared at t.he public he,ll'ing ,1I1d. that in view of the fact that the pro-
visional use is only temporary, he feels that the County should not take any
action at this time,
STAFF TO PREPARE RELAfrVE DOCUMENTS FOR CREATION OF BOARD or ZONING APPEALS
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After the discussion regarding the provisional use for Wyndemere, Com-
missioner Wimer asked Mr, Pickworth when the lloard of Zoning Appeals will
be created, Mr. Pickworth stated that it is planned to be incorporated in
the nel'iest Zoning Ordinance that is presently being drafted and, if the
Board wishes, it could be formulated separately,
Convnissioner Win)(~r moved, and Convnissioner Brown seconded the motion,
to begin preparation to institute the Board of Adjustments and Appeals.
During the discussion regarding the motion on the floor, COI!;llIunity
Development Administrator Virta explained that there is a proviso within the
Adley Report for a separate and distinct Board of Zoning Appeals; however,
he rointed out that provisional uses in Florida tend to go through Plilnning
Conrnissiolls and the Board of County Commissioners. Commissioner Himer agreed, and
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noted that this has been contributory to many problems, and that his motion is
on the floor to adopt an Ordinance setting up the Goard of 70ning Arr~als, and
then they can review provisional use applications.
County Attorney Pickworth stated that he believes that the Board could
adopt an Ordinance that puts the handl ing of provisional u:es under the purview
of the Board of Zoning Appeals, and make it stand up, He said that there is a
counter-argument, however, that says that this is not something that can he
delegated,
After a brief discussion, Mr, Pickworth agreed to begin prer- ,;tion of this
matter for presentation to the Board as soon as possible. The time required was
discussed, and Mr, Virta said that any proposed Ordinance relating to zoning
matters will have to go bcfon~ the Planning Commission. Mr, Pickworth agreed,
and said that this should be considered very carefully, as it has both advantages
and disadvantages that need to be weighed.
Because the staff agreed to prepal'e the necessary documents, relative to
the creaLion uf d [)ol'<Id uf Loning Appeals, the motion was withdrawn,
OISCU~~IOrU\J::G^RDliiG_(l1L~_STI()NS RE Vj\RIAt.ICE REQUEST - NO ACTION TAKEN
Conmissioner Brown asked the Board to give him some idea of the trend of
thought the [loard members might have regarding a Chokoloskee resident, Dr, Glen,
Ph.D., who is considet'ing filing cl petition for a variance from the elevation
requirements in order to connect several trailers on a lot, He explained
that Dr, Glen is some 80 years old and has limited funds to spend for the petitiol
if the trend of the [loard is negative,
Chairman Wenzel stated that such variances from the Flood Elevation Require-
ments in the FOrO have been granted previously,
Mr. Virta explained that Dr. Glen has a single-wide 12 ft, mobile home,
with a double-wide mobile home on either side, He said that he does have some
argument that would merit consideration at the time of considering approval of a
variance, and it was staff's reconnendation last week to Dr. Glen to file a petiti
for the variance.
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There was some discussion as to the required height for residences in the
general locatior, of the subject lot, as well as other variances that have been
granted.
County Attorney Pickworth asked Mr. Virta if, knowing what he knows about
this particular situation, would he suggest that Or, Glen go ahead and apply
for the variance? Mr, Virta said that he thinks that Or, Glen has some fairly
persuasive arguments, I'lr, Pickworth told Commissioner Brown to relate this
information to Dr, Glen,
LAKE TRAFFORD MEMORIAL GARDENS CERTIFICATE DEEDS NO. 231 and ~v~-RECORDED AND
FILED FOR THE RECORD
Pursuant to action of the Board on January 10, 1978 wherein the Chairman
was authorized to sign various deeds to Lake Trafford Memorial Gardens cemetery
lots as the need arises, the following Deeds No. 231 and 232, were recorded and
filed for the record:
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