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BCC Minutes 08/11/1992 R Naples, Florida, August ll, 1992 LET IT BE REMEMBERED, that the Board of County Commissioners in ~nd for the County of Collier, and also acting as the Board of Zoning Appeals and as the governing board(s) of such special districts as have been created according to law and having conducted business herein, met on this date at 9:00 A.M. In REGULAR SESSION in Building "F" of the Government Complex, East Naples, Florida, with the following members present: CHAIRMAN: Michael J. Volpe VICE-CHAIRMAN: Richard S. Shanahan Burr L. Saunders Max A. Hesse, Jr, Patrtcia A. Goodnight ALSO PRESENT: John Yonkosky, Finance Director; Annette Guevtn, Kathy Meyers and Ellis Hoffman, Deputy Clerks; Nell Dorrlll, County Manager; James Fttzek, Management Intern; Ken Cuyler, County Attorney; David Welgel, Dennis Crontn, Ramtro Manaltch, Assistant County Attorneys; George Archibald, Transportation Services Administrator; Frm~k Brutt, Community Development Services Administrator; Tom Olltff, Public Services Administrator; Mike Arnold, Utilities Administrator; Leo Ochs, Administrative Services Administrator; Tom Conrecode, Capital Projects Management Director; Stan Lttstnger, Growth Management Director; Robert Demareat, Library Director; Greg Mlhaltc, Affordable Rousing Dlrector~ Ken Plneau, Acting Emergency Services Administrator; Ken Baglnskt, Planning Services Manager; Ed Kant, Senior Transportation Engineer; Rues Muller, Transportation Engineer; Fred Ratschl, Environmental Spectaltstl Mike Smykowskt, Budget Analyst; Ray Bellows and Bryan Milk, Planners; Sue Ftlson, Administrative Assistant to the Board; and Deputy Byron Tomllnson, Sheriff's Office. Page ~t~ ~ August 11, 1992 on t~ ~n~ C~ S~t ~ the addlttoul c~p u noted Item ~lOE - Discussion and direction from the Board con- cerntng the cond~ton of roads tn the Corkscrew area - Added. (Re~ested by Co~lsstoner Goodntght. ) Page 2 (~60) Itel Au~ust 11, 1992 Tbs motion £or approve! of the Consent Agend~ le noted under Itel (269) NX~,S OF'l~ ltgWm'fXN~ 01 3lrf, Y 28, 1992 - AFP~D ~t~ ~~ly, to a~rm the l/nurse of the ~l~ ~tlng of ~ $~ 1992. (27g) m~~J~, 1002 Commissioner Saunders congratulated Sue Getter, Environmental Services Division, on being selected "Employee of the Month" for August, and presented her with a plaque in recognition, as well as a $50 cash award. ~ ~E~V~CE ANA~DS - PRESENTED Commissioner Goodntght congratulated the following Collier County employees and presented their Employee Service Awards: Patrtcta I. Cookson, Environmental Services David P. Strett, Utilities/Administration (so6) - 20 years - 5 years NATXONAL &~)CXATXON OF COUNTIES (NACO) 1992 ACHXEVE~ AW.DS - Commissioner Volpe congratulated the following employees and pre- sented them with the 1992 NACo Achievement Awards: Fred Bloets~her, Utilities Administration Managing Consultants to Achieve Infrastructure Needs Denise L. Coleman, Agriculture Public Housing: A Credit to the Community Page 3 C~ August 11, 1992 Kenneth F. Plneau, Emergency Management ~All Hazards Handbook" Fred Bloetecher, Utilities Administration Managing Construction In Growth Environments Philip Soldan, Fleet Management Equipment Replacement Program Maura Kraus, Natural Resources Seagrass Protection Program David Brutcher0 Pollution Control Random Ground Water Quality Monitoring Program Carl Gibson and Steve Grabs, Pollution Control Surface Water Quality Monitoring: Quality In Inland Waters of Collier County, Florida Ra~mond Smith and Lisa Douglass, Pollution Control Sludge Transportation and Disposal Management Program Gail Gibson, Pollution Control Expedited Cleanup of Contaminated Leaky Petroleum Storage Systems Vladimir Ryziw, Transportation Lump Sum Fixed Price - Incentive Fee Contract Approach Ran Cook, Utilities Impact Fee Financing Michael R. Newman, Uttlit~es 4 M.G.D. Split Treatment Expansion Timothy L. Clemone, Wastewater South County Wastewater System Odor Elimination Program Judge Thomas Trettie, Mediation/Arbitration Senior Education Intervention Program (es4) XtmJ~lkX ~UDGr~&M~II:B~DIT~ g2-S99 AND 92-402 - ADOPTED Stan Litainger, Growth Management Director, recalled that the Board began dlscusston of the AUIR on July 28, 1992, however, due to Page 4 August 11, 1992 the lengthy agenda, the Item was continued to thio date. He reminded the Board that the presentation was completed through page 46, County Jail in Category B. Mr. Lltainger referred to page 49, Library Buildings, tndlcattn~ Staff Is proposing that slx projects be Included In the FY93-97 CIE Update. He said Staff ts further recommending that future Library expansion projects to eliminate the deficit developing in the latter part of the decade not be added to the FY93-97 CIE at this time. He explained additional time will allow for site planning based on popu- lation trends and for accumulation of Impact receipts for future funding. Mr. Lltelnger next referred to page 51, Library Book Stock. He noted through the five year period covered by the fourth CIE, there ts a surplus. He said the recommendation Is for the Board to direct Staff to Include the indicated collection additions to the fourth CIE Update, and that Staff return to the Board during the Growth Management Plan amendment cycle with a proposed amendment to the current level of service standard to library book collection. Robert Demareat, Library Director, explained Collier County Is adding a significant amount of library space In the next few years. He said a long range plan ts flied with the State each year and a con- dltton of the receipt of State operating grants ia that progress be shown to improving the book collection. He commented the original recommendation to increase from 1.0 to 1.5 books per capita in a short time period will have considerable Impact on the general fund require- ments, specifically requiring the addition of 100,000 books for a cost of $3-mlllton. He said his intention Ia to Increase the level of ser- vice from 1.0 to 1.25 tn FY96 and 1.5 in FY01, which will reduce the financial impact. Mr. Lttetnger called attention to page 53, Government Buildings, stating no additional government building expansions are being pro- posed for the time period covered by the fourth CiE Update. Referring to page 55, Mr. Litatnger stated Emergency Medical Page 5 August 11, 1992 Services ts funded entirely by KMS Impact fees. He said Staff has a/ready planned three additional EMS units tn the FY93-97 period, leaving a deficit of two unite. He indicated Staff Is requesting the Board to include the current three unite tn the FY93-97 CIE and to add two additional EMS units to the fourth Annual CIE Update. Mr. Lttslnger next called attention to the Dependent Fire Districts of Ochopee and Isles of Capri. He said there are no level of service Issues at this time, therefore, no Board action ts required. He concluded by pointing out that two appendices are attached to the report. Commissioner Shanahan asked for an explanation of the proposed commitment of $2.5-mlllton in ad valorem taxes for road improvements. Mr. Lltstnger explained the Board has allocated $2,481,000 of capital revenue funds to the roads capital construction budget In the tentative budget as a one time budget policy. He referred to page 13 of the report, indicating that no funds are being proposed for traffic signalization and reconstruction. He said during the budget workshops it was determined there are signalization and reconstruction projects that do not technically add to the capacity of the County*8 roadway system, but will be necessary for safety considerations during the coming budget year. He stated the Board made a one-time policy deci- sion to fund this construction with an Injection of $2.5-m~llton from the capital revenue fund. He proposed for thio one year, that the Board add these projects to the CIE and also add the revenues of $2.5-mlllton. He commented the reason they are not shown In the AUIR ts the difference in timing of the preparation of this report and the budget. Commissioner Saunders stated he ts opposed to the use of any ad valorem taxes to fund road projects and will not support the AUIR If any are used. Commissioner Ooodnight commented the County ts unable to obtain additional gas taxes at this time and there does not seem to be an ~lternatlve to the one-time use of ad valorem taxes strictly for pro- Page 6 August 11, 1992 Jects dealing with the safety, health and welfare of citizens. Commissioner Hesse concurred, adding that the condition of lacs1 roads be looked Into more closely. Commissioners Shanahan and Volpe supported the posttlon of Commissioner Saunders. Mr. Lttelnger clarified that the issue of funding any or what level of signalization or reconstruction projects in FY92-93 from tax dollars proposed tn the tentative budget Is a separate issue from the AUIR. lie said the Board may direct Staff not to Include the $2.5-slllton in the CTE amendment which will be brought to the Board In October and that direction will have no impact on either con- currency requirements for the coming year or in the financial feasibi- lity of the CIE. Co~dulo~er ~mu~ders nov~d, seconded by Conalsmtommr ~hanahan, to alqpl-ov~ tho &UZR as presented, with the understanding that thoro Is no use of ad relates taxes for road projects in the coning ftscsl and that the Board will rat~ this Issue during the budget proofs. In response to Commissioner Volpe, Hr. Lttslnger affirmed that neither the funds nor the projects being discussed are in the AUZR. The following person apoke regarding this Item: Frad ?arrant Hr. Lttstnger explained the action necessary for approval of the AUZR. Commissioner 8sunders asmnded the motion, seconded by Commissioner 8hanahan and carried unanimously, to add that the Board has found upon analysis, r~vl~e and actions taken based on the FY92 AUZR, that q~ts C~t~goZ~ "A' lmbltc facilities will he available, mm ~flz~d by tho Coil/mr Cono~zwsncy ~m~g~mnt System, to wupport d~v~lopm~nt order lsouancs u~ttl presentation of the FY93 AUZR apprcuclmataly t~l~ (12) mo~tha from this its. *** Rs~: 10:S5 A.#. - R~onv~n~d: 10:50 A.N. ~ ~ ~ O~Z~ 92-55 ~TZ~G ~ lS~ OF ~Z FO~ T~ FURPORE OF PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THg CONSTRUCTZO~ AND I~NOVATZON OF T~ ZSLES OF CAF~Z FIRE ~TATZON FACZLITYAND FROVZDING FO~ & ~ EL~CTZON TO RE ~ 0N NOV~MB~I~ 3, 1992 - ADOFTND Ken Plneau, Acting Emergency Services Administrator, presented two companion Items related to the Isles of Capri. He said the first ts an emergency ordinance to create a capital improvement taxing district for the Isles of Capri Fire and Rescue Services District. He noted the second is a resolution calling for a referendum election in the* District to approve funding for construction and renovation of the extsttng fire station facility. In response to Commissioner Volpe, Mr. Ptneau confirmed there ts a ~urrent taxing district, however, Staff ts requesting the creation of & capital improvement taxing district to avoid co-mingling of operating and capital Improvement funds. In answer to Commissioner Volpe, Assistant County Attorney Wetgel explained a super majority vote ts necessary to adopt the ordinance. He said an Initial vote to declare an emergency ts necessary for the Board to express intent to waive the notice of Intent to advertise requirement, followed by a second vote on the ordinance itself. Mr. Pineau summarized the sequence of events leading to this request. He Indicated the Isles of Capri Municipal Service Taxing District was created as a dependent fire district under the Board of County Co.missioners as the result of Ordinance 78-49. He said tn 1989, the Board approved an Increase in millage from .27 to .5 mill to establish a fund for capital Improvements within the Isles of Capri operating budget. To date, he said, this District has collected more than $80,000 for expansion and renovation of the fire station. He noted the design phase for this pro~ect has been completed and a bid has been received for $254,000 for the construction phase. Dick Jandro, Chairman of the Isles of Capri Fire and Rescue Advisory Board, stated currently, a one mtll taxing authority Is tn p/acs. He amid if the referendum passes, the taxing authority will be Increased to 1.3 mills, however, they are wi/ling to come back to the Page 8 August ll, 1992 Board at that time and reduce the current millage to .7 so that before and after the referendum, the taxing authority will remain at ~.0 mill. In response to Commissioner Volpe, Mr. Jandro replied they are proposing the new capital f=nd be a .3 rather than .5 mil/age to cover the oration expansion, He also advised the Board of ch~e8 ~n both the ord~n~ce and resolution ~o Increase the period of time for the le~ from f~ve ~o seven years. c~t~ ~~1~, to decl~e ~ mr~n~ ~ on t~ facto pre- ~t~ ~ mi~ t~ Mt~ce of intent concem~ng the ordimce. c~ ~~y, to c~o~ the ~bl~c c~ ~~1~, t~t Ord~ce 92-55 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ter~ Into Ord~ce ~k No. 54, creat~ the T~I~ District ~or t~ ~ of pr~ldl~ f~tng for t~ c~t~c- t~ ~ ~t~ of t~ Isles of Capri Fire Station ~l~ f~ m ~fer~ elation to ~ ~ld ~ W~r ~, 1992. ~~ ~ ~ATXOM OF ~ ~l~I~ ZI~ STATI~ FACXLX~ - Discussion of this item was heard in conjunction with Item ~8F1. =m~lMmtmnAmoumly, to ~pt ~lutlon 93-4~5 with t~ c~m o ~t~ ~, or~ri~ ~ cmlli~ m rmferm el~tl~ to ~ held l~ S, JP~, ~n the Xmlem of Cmpr~ ~cA~2 ~m~ ~ Fire h~Lm ~ltal lqr~t TuL~ DlmtrLct to a~r~ ~~ the ~A~ ~ ~~Aon of the ~imt/~ fire mtmtA~ fatAlLy. Page 9 CD CD CD August 11, 1992 JI]g~J~ktTZO~TO&CC~PT Tl~ ~CUItZT~FOR LANDSCAPZNG PON ~ NO. 92-59, "CELLULAR ONE-SUN C~Iq:TRT ROAD", LOCATED 10, TOMN~HZP 48 SOUTH, ]ULRG~ 25 EAST - CO~ITXNUED TO 1992 Co~ualesioner Volpe communicated this item was removed from the consent agenda due to a concern with a possible discrepancy between the Co~ueunlcatton Tower Ordinance and the Un/f/ed Land Development Code (ULDC). Frank Brutt, Community Development ServiCes Administrator, stated in hie opinion from the landscaping viewpoint, the security for landscaping for this particular Site Development Plan (SDP) Is appropriate. He said the question has arisen concerning the appropriateness of the approval of the SDP. Attorney Anthony Plres gave the opinion that the building permit was issued contrary to the ULDC. Planner Milk recalled In October, 1991, the Board adopted Ordinance 91-84, which is the existing Communication Tower Ordinance. During that time, he said, the ULDC was also being approved, which ~n¢luded a section that Ordinance 91-84 was to be included in the ULDC. He reported previous to the adoption of Ordinance 91-84, many workshops were conducted to create a free standing ordinance to look at al/ aspects of towers constructed in Collier County. He advised when the ordinance was adopted by the Board, it was to be understood that the Tower Ordinance tea free-standing ordinance with which to govern all new proposals for Collier County and that It would Identify all non-conforming towers. He said It was also understood at that time that there were inconsistencies with 0rdlnance 82-2, the Zoning Ordinance, which were carried over into the ULDC. He concluded Staff Is of the opinion that because Ordinance 91-84 ts a free-standing ordinance, it prevails over any circumstance. County Attorney Cu¥1er commented in this instance, because of the specific legislative Intent evidenced at the public hearing as to the Page 10 August 11, 1992 Board's Intentions, he agrees with Staff. He said generally, the ordinance most recently adopted would prevail, absent any specific intent on the part of the Board of County Commissioners. In response to Com~tssioner Volpe, Planner Hilk advised the Communication Tower Ordinance is currently being revised to fit into the framework of the ULDC, and the districts outlined in the OLDC are being fine tuned to point to Section 2.6.35, which will be the Cosmunicatton Tower Ordinance. Attorney Ptres referenced a packet of Information he stated was provided to the Board, the County Attorney's Office and Development Services. (Copy not provided to the Clerk to the Board.) Commissioner Volpe suggested this Item be continued to allow the inconsistencies to be addressed by public hearing and also give notice to the developer of the subject SDP of this discussion. C4~imt~ ~nde~ moved, seconded b~ Commissioner 8h~n~h~n ~nd c~le~ ~a~t~m~l¥, to contlnu~ this lte~ to th~ rating of ~epte~ber OIU)XJIABR3B 02-89, RI PKTZTZOJI' CU-92-8, J'LORZDA DKPARTMKHT OF GINKRAL IBIL'VXGI~, J~QUI:HTXIIOACOWDZTZOILItL UBK TO ALLO#A 300 FOOT SILF-SUPffCITX]~ (:X:ISEOIXCATZON TOWER AT 3205 STATE ROAD 84, ~OII'OF X-75 ABD BR-84 -ADOPTKD SUBJ'ECTTO AGRKIM:KHT 8KKFI' Legal notice having been published tn the Naples Daily Newa on $u1¥ 9, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Planner Htlk presented Petition CU-92-8, the Florida Department of General Services requesting a Conditional Use pursuant to Section 2.6.35 of the "A' zoning district for a 300-foot self-supporting com- ~tn~catton tower. He reported the site is located at the Intersection of 1-75 and S.R. 84 on property of the Florida Highway Patrol, compro- mises approximately 3 and ond-half acres and is tn the rights-of-way of all the roadways tn that area. He noted the tower is for public service and safety for the etatewtde coeueuntcation link of the call Page August 1~, :1992 box ~stea on the Interstate syeten. He conununtcated the State ham filed a shared use plan with the Cowry, sta~ng that other agenctes ~d ~bltc en~t~e. ~ay share the tower. He said the tower ~111 not re~re perso~el excep~ ~o perform routine ~aln~enance to the electronic e~p~en~. He concluded Staff reco~ends approval Petition CU-92-8. lat~ ~ ~ ~~t ~t, ~ t~t ~d~ce 92-56 d .t~ taro ~imcl ~k No. 54. Page :12 August 11, 1992 (24S4) ~Z~"'~I~EO ~ ZM ~ COT. T.,XEIt COUNTt' CQI~SBZOM Chuck Mohlke with Fraser and Mohlke Associates, stated his appearance is on behalf of the Institute of Government of Edison Communtt~ College, the League of Women Voters and the County Manager's Off/ce. Re called attention to the recently completed 1992 Collier County Telephone Survey. He indicated once again it has become clear how event-driven are the results of the survey. For example, he said, the Issues of one un/t of government have profound effect on another unit o~ government as was seen w/th the problems being experienced by the City of Naples in 1991. He also mentioned that satisfaction with trash collection has decreased In standing since the prior year. He concluded by recommending a proactive program be established to let :, people know the services available to them. He suggested that Library · :, employees be cross-trained w/th Parks and Recreation employees to know ~ the mvmtlable programs of each other and be able to pass that lnfor- ~tton on to the public. '~ Commissioner Volpe noted the fire consolidation issue continues to ':. be a recurrent question and seems to be gaining community ~upport. He said another area gaining support ts a charter form of government. He =ommented this annual survey ts an integral part of the Board*s stra- tegic pl~nn/ng. County Manager Dorrlll, on behalf of the Board of County CoatssJoners, thanked the Institute of Government as well as the League of Women Voters for this effort. The following person spoke regarding this item: Fred Tarrant No action was required on this item. FR~DIT&TZ~ ~I'RE&LXTYVENTURESCONCE~ZZ~ 8PRZMGB&S~B&L~FAC/LZT~ Commissioner Volpe noted this item was added to the agenda at the request of Commissioner Shanahjtr~._ Page 13 August Il, 1992 Commissioner Shanahan advised that Reality Venture has asked to speak to the Board on the subject of baseball. Commissioner Saunders commented the Board has a process tn place whereby expressions of interest are being solicited from baseball tea.~ in the event this issue ts placed before the voters. He indi- cated he wants it understood that this presentation will In no way prejudice other entities from being able to make that expression of Interest. Hike Salter with Reality Venture reported this presentation ts not a request for anything, rather it is an update regarding the issue of baseball in Collier County. He said this presentation Is an attempt to allay some of the concerns of the Board with protecting the tax- payer. He advised there is team interest on the part of the Orioles, Yankees and Royals as well as the Braves. He indicated a development tea~ has been formed to get the project done with no overcoats. Jay Wiper with the Heinz Group, stated the details of their propo- sal will be in a response to the Request for Proposal within the timefra~e set forth by the Board. He Indicated their interest this date Is to Inform the Board that there ts sincere and significant interest from the baseball and development community in bringing pro- fessional baseball to Collier County. He said their development team ts currently developing a ~actlity for the City of Fort Hyers and the Boston Red Sox, and they will bring the same team Intact to Collier County, whether for the Atlanta Braves or one of the many other tea~s that have Indicated interest. He stated their development team has put together a unique ability to finance this project on a tax exempt basis. Re added the architectural and construction team they are bringing together has experience in Collier County and in professional baseball. Commissioner Saundera questioned if the tax exempt financing has been validated by any Circuit Courts in Florida? Jim Eaton, Vice President for Public Finance with Lazar Ferret,' Page 14 August 11, 1992 advised his firm were the providers of ftnanc/ng for the Red Sox sta- dtu~ in Fort Myers. He said they were able to get more than one-half of that stadium financed on a tax exempt basis. In Collier County, he sa~d, they propose 100~ of the issue being done on a tax exempt basis through a revenue issue backed with the one cent tax, if approved by the voters. He reported they are looking at a 25-year financing plan w~th a hard project cost of $18-million and an escalating debt ser- vice that levels off after five years. He Indicated at the five year point, it would level off at $1,740,000, with an overall bond issue size of slightly more than $21-million. He projected that the County will have roughly a 1.6 coverage ratio at the five year level, which will Increase o~er time as the County and the tax source grows. In response to Commissioner Volpe, Mr. Eaton stated he is appearing before the Board solely at the request of Mr. Salter. John Sherholtz, General Manager of the Atlanta Braves, stated this lea very exciting prospect for his team and they feel honored to have been ~sked to consider the project. He indicated their hope that the County and Its citizens will recognize the value and benefit of the program. He assured the Board that the Atlanta Braves are 100~ ~ntereated in being a partner in this project. Commissioner Saunders asked if it is realistic to expect that the revenues to a stadium as well as the lease payments on a stadium will be sufficient to cover all the operating costs of the facility as well as to provide sufficient funds for replacement and renewal of depre- c~&ted assets? Mr. Sherholtz replied substantially, that is a fair assumption. An~wering Commissioner Shanahan, Mr. Sherholtz stated the Fort Myers area will enjoy an approximate $20-millton economic impact each year through its association with professional baseball. With regard to the Atlanta Braves ava~lability, he said, they are committed to a current site through 1995, however, he is confident if they are invited to be the baseball partners in this project, they will be available sooner. Page August 11, 1992 Commissioner Shanahan asked Hr. Salter to address emplo~ent and new business opportunities in the County should the stadiu~ be built. Mr. Salter stated the zoning permits them to build 1.5-million equate feet of light manufacturing apace. He said they are targeting the biomedical industry, which needs very expensive buildings, and the footprint of that building generates a very high tax base lemadimtely. Hs stated that has been projected along with 836,000 square feet of office space. He mentioned their DR! permits up to 4,500 Jobs to be generated tn Collier County and the association of professional base- ball will ~arket the site very quickly. Thio being a discussion item, there was no action taken. ee$1b~'~e~ed at 12:40 P.M. - Rec~ at 1:20 P.M. mt which D~WClerk~ra replaced DeputyClerk~uevln.ese Xte~gA OI~X]IAE(~ ~'Z-~?~ JiJ(Z~DX~3 COX~X~ ~O~X~ O~J~X]LUIC~Z ]fO. g2-22~ ]tOAD ZI~'AC'Z' ~ C]~,DX~, ~ ~X~ A ~ZSXO] ~ ~X~ 2.02 ~OXXG ~~ ~ ~[ ~~ ~ZOX ~/OR ~Z~~ - ~ ~ ~ ~Z~C~ ~D Ken Cuyler, County Attorney, explained that this item to an Zmergency Ordinance that deals with the effective date for road Impact fees with regard to permits and the a~endlng of Appendix C. He con- firmed that August 14, 1992 is the effective date that building per- mits will be charged the new impact fees, and the corrections to Appendix C was in a nature of a scrivener's error. Coe~l~lone~ E~se ~v~d, seconded ~ C~lssioner ~i~t ~ C~ Attorney Cuyler conftrsed that because of thts so~ton, this ires c~ n~ ~ conducted as a ~bltc hearing. ~it ~ard, representing Collier Building Industw Association, ~o~ ~e with Country Development Corporation and Herb Savage spoke Page 16 August 11, 1992 tO this ls~ua. Comm~melone~ ~n~banmoved, meconded by Co--ieeloner ~ ~ c~lg ~~ly, to ~t ~r~ Ordt~ce No. 92-51 ~1~ ~11t~ ~ ~t~ce Io. 92-22, t~ ~ I~ct l~ ~dl~ce ~d ~t ~ ~ ~ ~ter~ into Ordl~ce ~k No. 54. (1~) Ramlro Manallch, Assistant County Attorney, noted that Mr. Cuyler distributed a survey to each Board member, to complete (copy not pro- vided to the Clerk to the Board). He explained that this is to Iden- tify the opinions of the Board regarding the County's willingness to bring · lawsuit against the State of Flortda to compel them to ade- quately fund Article V under the Constitution relating to court- related costs. Com~lssioner Goodnight discussed that before the Board takes a position on this Issue, the political ramifications should be Investi- gated. Conlastoner Saunder8 concurred with Commissioner Goodntght and stated that he la not convinced of any likelihood of success on the proposed lawsuit. He noted that taxpayer dollars would be used to fund this lawsuit and would probably cost several million dollars if reviewed further and a political solution instead of a litigation solution should be sought. · 4.~t~.i~ Volpe moved, ascended by Co.~issione~ ~ to l~e ~ ~..~llte tbs q~eetionnaire to indicate iht Collier County will ~ I 2~it ~amlnst the State if at lent 10 other co. ties lam~ttol~Bte, mui 4imlgn~t~4 m spending cap of $20,000. ~he motion £l/214 1/4, (Commt~ionmra Ooodnl~ht, Haass, Shanahan mmt Sue Ftlson, Administrative Assistant, reported that this is a three year term and that Thomas W. Bro~-nts term wi1! expire on August 31, 1992 and he is requesting reappolntment. Ma. F/leon ~ummartzed that Staff recommends the reappo/ntment of Tho~a~ Brown for a ful! three year term. Com./eS/shat Shanahan d/scussed hie opinion that Joseph Young be considered for appointment. Ma. F/Zson added that Tom Sm/th to now the member representing the City of NapZes /nstead of Rand-Scott Coggan as refZected /n the Executlve Su~maz~7. Bam~m, ~ ~o~ttn~ Resolution 92-426. (~sO0) 'r'l:im /~::~,17~011 S:~-427 .M~I~ZZlTZZlG 3,M4~ 8PZRL'S AXD ROSALI'ZlZ~ NAX~ZZlZZ I"O ~ BCIARO OY OGI~ZBSZOI'~,S OP T~ I'NN0ZL~gZ NA'I"ZR JLII'D ~ DZSTRZCT - Sue F//son reported that two citizens, James Spires and Rosallnda M&rtinez are requesting appointment and summarized that the Board of County Co~uatsetoners recommend to the Governor that consideration be given to James Spires and Rosaltnda Martlnez. ChNSmi~lamr~ Goodlier Boy. d, seconded ~C~I~i~ ~ ~d ~/g~ly, to ~~ 3~ ap/rtl ~d ~ ~ ~ fo~ ~/n~t to t~ ~d Of C~t~t~ of t~ August 11, lgg2 (~) DX~O~01M II~X~ ~ COMDXTXOM~ IN T~ COR~ Alq~ - COU~ TO ~ OSO0 POI M&T~IqXAL9 TO XMFROV~ DR&IMA~ ~ B~ iq~XM~Olt~D BT T~ FUTUB:I ~J~IAT3~ON OF M.S.T.U. Transportation Services Administrator Archibald reported that near the turn-off on Immokalee Road ts a developing area called Model Acres Estates which covers approximately three miles and is an unplatted ~ubdiviston. He noted that this area ha8 little or no drainage. Mr. Archibald reported that the drainage problems have been reported to the South Florida Water Management District, Big C~press Basin Board, and Collier County. Mr. Archibald summarized that Staff recomnds removing two driveways which ere currently in place and using public funds to purchase 24' ptpes and cost materials, which lo 8600. He noted that by doing this will improve drainage for lmmokalee Road. Ray Lemacks spoke to this issue. ~ule~F ~3o~ni~ht movmd, mmcondmd b~Comamlsslonmr bmm ~ OSZTid~ni~o~l¥, to expend $600 for Mtertals to i~prov~ drainage c~ditiu l~ the Corkscrew area, and ret~bur~nt of the County*a ~~ will ~eeult £ro~ the Future establishment of an N.S.T.U. (0S0! FETI~fI~IIC~'~,-90-g, PATRZC~H. NE~LR, ESQUXR~,R~FRESI~TX~ ~ND AS~3~_ATI01, l]l~., ~~X~A ~~ C0~~XON ~L~ V~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~K 0F A ~ ~ ~ A C0~X0I ~ ~ ~~ ~Z~ - C0~X~ ~ S~~ 8, 1992 ~XNO Legal notice having been published tn the Naples Dally News on July 26, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Fred Retochl, Environmental Specialist with Project Review Services, noted that this Petition lo a variance request to the Coastal Construction Setback Ltne for an already existing structure. Commissioner Shanahan read a statement from F. 3. Blanchard Into Page 20 August 11, 1992 the record requesting that this item be continued. Patrick Neale, Attorney, referred to the Beach Vendor Ordinance which requires the maintenance of communication devices and life pre- servers. He expressed that all of his clients are willing to attend meetings mt any time tn order to reach a compromise. The following people spoke to this item: :ack Brugger Ozzte Eatts Barbara Mensh cll~Bd~m/men~Bly, to continu~ this l~tition to the meetin~ o£ FBTZTZOI[ ~L-90-10, C~XFF ~~ /~1~t~rTXNG CLUB F~3ZIUT OF N&RCO, RZC~ESTZI~ & V~RXLICZ FROM TRZ COASTAL C01~TRUCTXO~ ~'FB&CT LZNB (C~L) TO ~TRZ CONTZXU~D UB~ OF AR 13CZiT/~G NOOD~N BUT A~ A COII~ZOlISTANDI~ZTRASSOCXATED SUPPLXKS - COI~TXNU~DTO S~IPfIIJB~R 8, 1992 ~ ~emm/set~e~ ~hanahan moved, seconded b~ Commissioner Ba~e and Cll~ied ~lmol~ly, to continu~ thio ttmm to the ~tln~ o£ Beptmaber FBTZTZ~IICC~L-IH, &LJ~~~~X~ LJLSJLT, L~ X~F~I~kTZON&L, ~A V&F~T&~C~FRO~T]~ CO~L~TJtL CON~fRUCTXOI S~LI~E (CC~) TO&Lr~MT~ CO~i~D U~ OF J~ ~ZSTI]IG~3D~I~T~J A COI~OII~TJ~IDWl~B J~CZAT~D ~LZKS - CO)ITZNU~DTO ~ 8, Oa~Bl~ 8hanahan moved, seconded b~ Co~misstoner clrried~ieousl¥, to continue this item to the meeting of September Xtra Ch~mm/selOn~ Bhanahin .cnmd, seconded by Commissioner Ea~so Ind car?led uleeasly, to continue thio item to the meeting of September ,., 38 ,,ng. 2, c~T~iodunmnJ]ouoly, to continue thio item to t]~ Septeaber 8, 1992 RI~0~T~ 9J-428 ALLGWIJ~ Till STATE TO DKSXB~tTE ABD APPROVE A ~ ~ TII glkTKl~TB LOCATED 13~ THE MARCO RIVER AID A PORTXO~ OF Till ~ AT TI~ S(:~JTHIRI~ ACCESS OF SR go1 CAK&L AS XDLE ~egal notice having been published tn the Naples Daily News on July 26, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication fi/ed with the Clerk, public hearAng was opened. Transportation Services Administrator Archibald reviewed that this itel con~iders the establishment of a 'no wake' zone tn the of the Jolle¥ Bridge. He referred to the details of the Executive 8v~ary regarding this request. Mr. Archibald ~unmarlzed that Staff recommends the 'no wake' zone be extended from Orange Court south to the 3olle¥ Bridge, that it extend out from the existing bulkhead line approximately 300 feet, and that At Anclude those canals along that bulkhead lane, as well as the vacintt~ of the Coast Guard AuxtlAor¥ Building on the northeast sade of the Jolley BrAdge. Conisaioner Shanahon requested that Mr. Archibald Anveattgete f~lnding tho puhlAohtng of a booklet for the boating public labelling · peed zones around Marco Island. smd ~$odu~mSmm~ly, to ~ the proposed 'no wake ~one', ~/guto the 3olley Bridg~ ~med zone, and tnv~ottg~tm tho tSon of a e~e~ed zmm book2et, thereby adopting Reoolut/on 92-428. A~t 21~ log2 se~ 81: 3t&B P.M. - ~~ at 4:00 Steven Hogga, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Florida Association of Counties, reported on the following issues: Affordable Housing Legislation - Collier County will receive 8223,000 and in 1995 when the program is fully implemented Collier County will receive $871,000 each year for housing programs to be used at the County's discretion; 2. Preservation 2000 Program - will include land acquisition pro,ram and funds for the Florida Communities Trust Program; 3. HRS Reorganization - local government will be able to appoint members to the Health Services Hoard. (sos) -ADOSPI~DWIT~ST~PULATIOI~B Legal notice having been published In the Naples Daily News on July 9, 2992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Ray Bellows, Project Planner, referred to the details of the Kxecutive SuB~ary concerning this Petition. Mr. Bellows summarized that Staff recommends the approval of the Petition subject to the stipulations incorporation into the PUD Document. Commissioner Volpe expressed his concerns regarding the develop- ment'm effect on the already existing drainage problems in the County Barn Road area. Tranaportation Services Administrator Archibald explained that this development will ~uild part of a spreader waterway system on the north side of Davis Houlevard, and noted that the County's outfall atructure underneath S.R. 84 which was built aa part of the widening process is currently blocked off and will be addressed at Page 23 August 11, 1992 a ~ut'ure meeting. Nr. Archibald advised that the project will retain the same amount of water being retained there today, and the new development will /nclude the construction of a large retention lake. He added that water from the proposed project will be directed west of County Barn Road area, and will not compound their problems. ~emmAmioe~e~ ~ m,mve,~d, ~ec~ by Commtm~toner ~der~ and ~~ ~1~, to cl~ t~ ~bl/c he~ln~. ~-{$ ~ ~t~ ~to ~t~e ~k Wo. 54. Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on August 2, 2992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Transportation Services Administrator Archibald reported that the stte te to be replatted to slightly change the boundar~ and relocation of the drainage lake. Mr. Archibald noted that several actions are to be taken: 1. to consider the Resolution which will vacate the existing plat of Avalon at Pelican Bay, and provide a new plat; 2. dissolve drainage easements to be transferred back to deve- loper and accept conveyance from the developer for new drainage easements; 3. revis/on to the legal description. Xn response to Comm/sstonsr Volpe, Mr. Cuyler advised that the Count~ ie not in possession of the deed from Westinghouse for the fif- teen acre parcel for the commun/t¥ park. 3Chh Lee spoke to this item. ~m/mi~ ~a~e moved0 ~econded b~ Commissioner Saunder. a~d 1902 ,oo, ~00,',~. '45 &uguot 11, 1992 Clerk Hofi~an replaced Deputy Clerk mt thio ti~e ~e (2188) J~:BOLUT~OIJ 02-400, RI I~KTXTZON AV-9X-O07, TO VACATE A TEl J~:)OT UT~LXTY ~J~lgtSAIFL~TARTSKMKitP~q.DOSKS AT CORXWTHXAN~qDI~BATM~RLD Legal notice having been published tn the Naples Daily News on August 2, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Trm~sportatlon Services Administrator Archibald announced that thio ~teu lo a request to vacate a ten foot utility easement for sant- taz~ sewer services tn the plat of Corinthian Gardens at ~orld Tennis Center. Re noted that the easement was part of the original dedica- tion and the sanitary sewer system has been relocated as the result of & new force main on Airport Road. Mt'. Archibald stated that the owner has submitted a petition to vacate a segment of the existing utility easement. He reported that baaed upon the letters of no objection and the Utility Division con- fizmlng there Is no longer a need for th~s easement for the sanitary sewer line, staff Is recommending approval of this ~equest. There were no speakers. c~Tledumnlnouly, to c~ooe the ~blic being. Oe~l~l~]la~ee~oved, ~econded by Cogmieeloner Shenehmnend C~'~I~LI~Iy, to approve l~t~tton &V-Ol-O070 ther~l~y ado~ttng Page 26 Legal notice having been published In the Naples Daily News on July 26, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication fi/ed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Planner Mulhere advised that the petitioner ts requesting a change of non-conforming uses in a C-! zoning district, for property located at the corner of Pine Ridge and Goodlette-Frank Road. Mr. Mulhere reported that the applicant requests a change from a number of uses which include: septic tank contractor; body shop; tee shirt printing; cabinet shop; storage; carpet cleaning; automobile detailing; glass, mirror and aluminum fabrication and sales. Re revealed that the requested non-conforming uses of the same character are to include: Interior design; vertical blinds and draperies; fur- nlture repair and sales; floor covering; window tinting; printing and office supply; tack and tag shop; upholstery shop and carpet cleaning. He noted that it has been determined that these uses would not generate additional traffic other than what ts presently existing on the site. Nr. Nulhere pointed out that the Agreement Sheet contains appropriate stipulations relating to this petition. Attorney Bruce Anderson, representing George Shepherd, acknowledged concurrence of staff's stipulations. Mr. Mulhere Indicated that the building structure may prohibit the width of buffer required in the stipulations. He noted that staff Is requiring that this be accomplished to the greatest extent possible. Attorney Bruce Anderson revealed that the nature of Mr. Shepherd's business does not require the use of the cement mixing equipment on site, however, if tn the future, the business should dictate the need to replace that equipment, his client would like to do 8o provided it CD Page 27 Au~uet 11, 1992 is placed inside an opaque fence so that It cannot be seen from the roadway. There ~ere no speakers. ~~tm ~4~1, ~bJ~t to staff's stt~latt~ ~ ~ sl~, It ~ld ~ within ~ Page 28 August 11, 1992 FI'TXTXOII A-OJ":B, NZLKS L. SCOFXI:LD RI3SRESKMTXMG MR. ROBI:RT ZEZDLKR, ~ JiM Ai~I33FXSTRATZVI APPEAL OF 'Z*Xl DIVI~OFMXMT D~*J DBCZSZOM RE A FRXVATZ BOAT DOCK MOT B~ FK/04XTTID OM A LOT OR P~ PRZOR TO THE ESTABLXS~ OF THE PRZMCXPAL ~TTKD USE ~ 1~]1~1); DI"R~CTOR'S DBCTSZOM UlrVB~D Legal notice having been published in the Naples Daily News on 3uly 26, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Development Services D/rector Pettro~ advised that this matter involves an administrative appeal which was recently made. He explained that Nr. Robert Zeidler ts the owner of a residence in Bayfront Gardens, in Lely Barefoot Beach and owns Lot #? which is an undeveloped single-family lot on which he proposes to build a dock. Ha reported that Hr. Zetdler restdes across the street and several Iota to the south, however, when the dock ts constructed, he does not propose to establish a principal permitted use on that property. Hr. Pettrow stated that on Nay 120 1992, Hr. Scofield, repre- senting Nr. Zetdler, requested a formal Interpretation regarding this matter. Be revealed that he responded on Hay 29th and pointed out that the Land Development Code describes an accessory use or structure ae one that is customarily incidental and subordinate to the principal permitted use and also that docks where they are described as accaasory uses are not permitted unless that principal permitted use la tn fact there. He announced that Tract I Lely Barefoot Beach PUD ~ndtcatee that docks are considered accessory uses whether they are common or under Individual ownership for the PUD. Hr. Pettro~ requested that the Commission uphold his decision in this matter. !~-. Ntlee Scofteld explained that Nr. Zetdler resides tn Lely Barefoot Beach and owns Lots 11 and 12. He noted before Hr. Zetdler~s home ~ built he purchased a lot across the street with the intent/on of docking his boat there. Hr. $coftsld reported that the sales ~nformation, recetved by Hr. Page 29 August 11, 1992 Zeldler, showed boat docks located on the plats with the notation "For Sales Purposes Only'. He indicated that the previous owner of the property Informed Nr. Zetdler that he could place a dock on that pro- party0 however ha would need a building permit. Mr. Scofield stated that Mr. Zetdler is fully aware that he may not have electric or water on this lot, and realizes that it would only by used to tie up his boat. He remarked that there will be no parking on this lot. Commissioner Volpe stated that the Ordinance and the PUD clearly indicate that a dock As not permitted unless there ts a principal structure on the lot, noting that he ts unable to support the appeal, and therefore is tn support of Mr. Pettrow' determination. There were no speakers. C~llt~ ~se ~ov~d, seconded by Com~isalone~ S~un~ez~ ~nd o~l~l~d ~/mo~sly, to clo~ th~ Imbltc h~tng. c~Tt~ ~mm/mou~lF, to deny th~ appeal and to uphold tha D~llopment (a~o~! ~ 9~-Bg, BFETXTXONCU-92-9, I~OBENT L. DOJLI~ OF NOL~~ & I~W~ITDX~LXOT, I~P~II~TINGCONDITIONALU~ZFOR ~Wi~TIM&T~tTI~&TM~ITFLANTFORFROPERTTLOC&T~D Legal notice having been published In the Naples Dally News on July 23, 1992, as evidenced by Affidavit of Publication filed with the Clerk, public hearing was opened. Pro~ect Planner Bryan Milk advised that the Port of the Islands Com~unity Improvement District proposes to expand its water treatment plant as well as build a new wastewater treatment facility. He stated that the pro~ect ie proposed in two phases. He indicated that the first phase will include construction of the proposed wastewater treatment plant and related water management facilities and Phase Two Page 30 August 11, 1992 will tnclude expansion oT the existing water treatment plant and water Mr. Milk related that the subject site ts zoned Conservation and RT, adjacent to the Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve. He reported that this area ofl the project ts basically a recreational area. He indicated that property to the north of the existing water treatment plant la undeveloped. Mr. Milk stated that the Planning Conunlss~on voted 7/0 tn flavor of this facility. He remarked that staffl has not received any letters of no objection and ataflf ts ofl the opinion that this Is a compatible lond use and will help necessitate the essent~a! services for Port of the Islands. He affltrmed that staffl ts recommending approval ofl this Conditional Use, subject to the stipulations contained tn the Agreement Sheet. There were no speakers. c~z~l~ ~J~mly, to clo~ th~ public hearing. C4mm/utm~ ~ mov'~d,, ~conded b~ Commlaatonar Goodnight ~mt c~z~lH ~ly, that O~dtn~nca 92-59 be mdopted ~ubJect to tim &g~mmmmt ~t ~nd ente~ Into Ordinance Book ~o. 84. Page 31 August 11, 1992 This itel was discussed earlier in the meeting. Attorney Bruce Anderson spoke to what he believes la a gross violation of due process that occurred earlier In the meeting, regarding his client, Cellular One. Mr. Anderson advised that his client had a non-discretionary $400 cash bond reloved from the consent agenda, discussed and debated. He remarked that erection of their tower has been delayed without any notice whatsoever. Mr. Anderson stated that Attorney Anthony Ptres addressed sections of the T, and Developlent Code (LDC), noting that these have been tn existence in Collier County since 1982 when the Zoning Ordinance was adopted, and have not been changed by the LDC. He remarked that towers have been a permitted use in Industrial Districts In Collier CounW for at least ten years and they are also a permitted use In sole Commercial Districts, as they have been for an equal period. He Indic&ted that Interpretations of the law cannot be changed after ten years of solid precedent. Attorney Anderson requested that the Commission approve the cash bond for the landscaping. He suggested that there be some procedure in the future to give notice to applicants when something of this nature is to occur. He reported that his client has paid out $500,000 in reliance on the County's development approvals and has occurred obligations of $725,000. He remarked that the tower is being shipped. Planner Milk advised that historically, the only place to have a penitted use for a tower in Collier County was in the Industrial District. He pointed out that the Tower Ordinance has been adopted and it specifies heights in the Industrial and Commercial Districts, however, the language from Ordinance 82-2 to the LDC resulted tn Page 32 August 11, 1992 incon~tetenciee relative to transferring each zoning district of what was and what is. Commissioner Volpe stated that he understands Attorney Anderson's concerns and suggested that perhaps, contrary to the action Taken by the Coat.sion earlier An ~he day, that consideration be given ~o con- tAnuAng thl~ A~e~ ~o Au~s~ 18, 1992. ~M ~17, to ~i~r t~ ~tin ~ e~lier An t~ ~ to ~~ ~!~ lt~ to ~t~r 1, 1992. (170) ~~~- ~ ~ ~ D~~ ~ 8/18/02 Management Intern Fttzek stated that County Manager Dorrtll has Indicated the need to discuss a date for future scheduling of a Solid ~aste #orkshop. Commissioner Volpe noted that he wtll be meeting with the Manager later tn the week. He related that he will present alternative dates to the Conlsston next for discussion. (SSS) Commissioner Volpe reminded the Commission that there will be no meeting on August 25, 1992, however, there will be a meeting on September 1, 1992. Comlt~Attorney Cuyler advised that as the Land Development Code continues, the third meeting of the first public hearing will be held on August 19, 1992 and the second public hearing will be conducted ~o weeks later on September 2, 1992. A discussion ensued with regard to removing the photographs of l~ust commissioners that are displayed in the Commission Chambers. Commissioner Volpe stated that he has spoken with Museum Director Page 33 August 11, 1992 ~a~ro and the photos along with various County awards could be It ~eas the consensus of the Commission that the photographs of the current Board would remain in the Commission Chambers and photos of past Commissioners will be removed and on display at the Nuseu~. Co.~lssioner Shanahan announced that yesterday two local .ullet fisher~en advised that the sticker program whAch was discussed some time ago relative to all mullet fishing boats paying a $25 safety Inspection has been cleared by the States Attorney's offAce and As legal. He suggested that this matter be reviewed and discussed at the meeting.on August 18th. ese g~mmt~i~ ~2m~m~nmm{,~d, ~on~dt~Commiasion~r ~ mm~igmmamtmov~l¥, that tM following tts~u~ t~co~- ~ 1~, TOIIISIEZI~ 50 8OUTE, RANG~ 25 FAST See Pages 7C~7- 7~ C~FfZF'IC&T~ OF D~N~IT A~ ~ S~Z~ ~R ~CAVATIO~ ~T ~. 80.4~, "~ C~", ~A~ IN ~l~ 30, T~ZP 48 ~0~, ~ ST~ LZT'L'Z~ OF CRZ:D]:T ACCZFTND {tS SBCURZTY FOR B]iGAI~'Z~II ~ lO. 59.447, "801~l{~ ~ OF II. BlOT, ALL'Z"', LOCA~ IN 8Z~TZQII ~2, 'I'~IIKBi~P 46 BOU'L'~, RAIIGE 29 L~LST Page 34 Au~st 11, 1992 See Page I~IOLUTXOII '~'--42~ AZ~ROYZIt3 ZK:YR RBCORDZJIG 'THE ~I~ ~T O~ gA ~T ~ A~ ~ AT ~Z~ ~Y' - ~ ~ ~Z~TZO~ ~ ~ Z~ 9 se. Pag.s ~- (U.S. 42. TO Z-75) S.e Pag.. /~o - /~/ lid ~lJ-.ltOI ~ TO ANKRZC&I PAVERS I*OR 'rlSTALL&T'rOI 01 lVKD~STR:ZAI B4JI~Z~iRg~D ~ - ZI ~ ANOOl~ OZI' 92.60 PI:R S4~KJARE lOOT PAIK3318 ~ NZTI ~ TASE fORCE /'OR THE HGMILESS fOR THE USI 0:1' lEGIT (Il ~ SPACES IT. Illl"]~lel ~ See Page; / ~'.-'~'"' ~ TO ~ I~:)R i~'OPOSJLL IPOR COIITTWUATZO]I 43RAJlT I'OR I'011DTI~3 UIlDSR TTTLI ZZZ OJ' TH~ OT, DKR &MKRZCAJIB" August: 11, 1992 See Pages ~,A11~t ~ LITTL~ L~GU~ UMDER lq~ DISCIt~ZO~M~ Xtmm d~ASD3. IIOTZf~I OF PRCI(ZSl TO PAY A]ID &G'RI~qKJlT TO KFFKJFD PATMKIIT OF 8KWKR ZI~AL~r FKEB ~ DR. ROBKRT P. JLJI'D mGARKT H. DXLBOME, RUHBAMD AMD PAY AID &GRI'~MKBT TO KXTKIFD PAYMKIrT OF SIMIR ROBIRT J. AID ~ K. RILEY, IIUSBJLMD AMD WXFE See Pages lt~B ~J. SO~ wAtbdz, mNn Z'l:mm ~J. SDS BID ~0202.016 FOR ~ .MATER MAZM AMD WELLS FOR THX GOLDI:M GA'fl ~, ~ IX - AMARDKD TO STiq;KMS AMD LAYTOM, XM~., XM Z~ IIOTZGI OJ~ I~KBr~BI TO PAY AWD A~ TO KXTKMD P&YMKIT OF SIWKR zJa~i%~T ~ J~R IZ, MZRO AID BIATRZGI ~ BZLVA, HI~BAMD AMD WZI~ Page 36 Au~st 11, 1992 ~ ~'~--I~T~ ~ TO B:X~CUTIV~ RI~ CON~ULTAIlTS, lifO., FOR GROUP V~ZTB FXRST TZTT~ ~ &BSTR&CT , INC., IdlrD LatteR tS INC., FOR T~ PROVZSlO~ OF TITLE ~ TO See Page- / (~,.~ Xt~m ~lm TOTAL ~ OF Pa~e ~7 &ugu~t 11, 1092 fTZlqlLA~lD lr/NAL ~ RKLATI'V~ TO THI EASlMIIT &C~OZBXTXOJl OP P~ ~ 6:B/007 AID 65.2/S09 A~ ROAD RXGHT-OF-WAY, DRA/IAS~, PA~K mS'TU Jl:~:JLfrT~Ogl t2-4'J4 DESZGNATZIIQ TRACT 'L", MARCO BEACH UJI/*T ~, AS THE M* .TMIB IFTTLKR PARE 1990 TAX ROLL 318 07-14-92 1991 TAX ROLL 213 07-21-92 1991 TIIIGZ~LI PERSOI~AL PROI:'I~A'Y 1001-110 ~II~IIA~AI~ ~ ~ 111NAT~ JfO. 72017 07/28/92 Ztem ~ ~i. ubusJ~- - F/LID AIID/OR The following miscellaneous correspondence was flied as presented by the Board of County Commteetonere: Page 38 August 11, 1992 Pa~TY~MTY~'I'I0~OFLZDFOIt lq~ COST OF AB~TEMEFF OF PUBLIC ~IUI~M~O0~ID~D I~I~SO~UTIOIrS 92-6?3 AND 92-T75 See Pageo There being no further business for the Good of the County, the meeting w~e adjourned by Order of the Chair - Time: 5:45 P.N. ATTEST: JAl~$ C. G'rLKS, CLERK BOARD OF COUNTY CO~MIS$IONERS BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS/~.[~ o~FicIo G0VERNINe SPECIAL DISTRICTS U~D~"ITS ,. CONTROL ~ .' b, ~! "'~": ". ~' ~ 0 "~J ~reeented 7 or as corrected Page 39