Item V2
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
Meeting Date: June 16, 2004
Division: Growth Management
Bulk Item: Yes
No X
Department: Planning and Env. Resources
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: A public hearing to adopt an ordinance designating Conservation and
Natural Areas (CNA) map boundaries and adopting Interim Moratorium ordinance deferring ROGO
and NROGO allocations in areas of tropical hardwood hammock or pinelands of two acres or greater
within the boundaries of the CNA. (Second of two public hearings.)
ITEM BACKGROUND: On May 19, 2004, the Board of County Commissioners directed the staff to
bring back for its consideration the initial draft Interim Moratorium ordinance reflecting the County's
partnership agreement with DCA that was first heard on April 21, 2004. The staff has reviewed that
initial draft ordinance and has prepared a draft ordinance that contains several minor revisions from the
original draft as explained in the staff report. Additionally, the staff suggests an additional revision to
the ordinance that would better protect remaining habitat in the CNA and facilitate administration of
the moratorium.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION: Adopted Resolution 39-2004 approving the cooperative
agreement with the State of Florida and considered a proposed interim moratorium ordinance at a
public hearing on April 21, 2004.
CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES: N/A
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval
TOTAL COST:
N/A
BUDGETED: Yes
No
COST TO COUNTY: N/A
SOURCE OF FUNDS: N/A
REVENUE PRODUCING: Yes N/A No
AMOUNT PER MONTH Year
DIVISION DIRECTOR APPROVAL:
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APPROVED BY: County Atty ~
DOCUMENTATION:
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To Follow
Not Required_
DISPOSITION:
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County of Monroe
Growth Mana5/;ernent Division
2798 Overseas Highway
Suite 410
Marathon, norida 33050
Voice: 305.289. 2500
FAX: 305.289.2536
Board of County Commissioners
Mayor Murray Nelson, District 5
Mayor Pro Tern David Rice, District 4
Corom. Charles "Sonny" McCoy, District 3
Corom. George Neugent, District 2
Corom. Dixie Spehar, District 1
MEMORANDUM
TO: Board of County Commissioners
FROM: Timothy J. McGarry, AICP;7t'J
Director of Growth Manag~~~t
DATE: May 28, 2004
SUBJECT: Draft Interim Moratorium Ordinance
Overview
At the public hearing to consider a draft interim moratorium ordinance held on May 19, 2004, the
Board of County Commissioners directed staff to bring forward the initially proposed ordinance
that was considered by the Board at a public hearing held on April 21, 2004. The initial draft
moratorium ordinance, deferring ROGO and NROGO allocations in areas of tropical hardwood
hammock or pinelands of two acres or more within Conservation and Natural Areas, has been
prepared by staff with some minor revisions shown in a strike-through and underline format.
Amended Draft Moratorium Ordinance
The proposed draft ordinance contains the following suggested revisions:
o A new "Whereas" clause added on page 5 to reflect that Conservation and Natural
Area (CNA) Maps have been revised based on further staff analysis;
o All references to fees to accompany applications for boundary amendments to the
CNA boundaries (page 6) or vesting (page 7) have been deleted as requested by the
Board.
o For clarification purposes, the words "tropical hardwood hammock or pinelands"
have been included in Section 9 (page 7).
o The date for vesting of ROGO/NROGO allocations from the moratorium has been
changed from "January 13, 2004 or earlier" to "April 13, 2004 or earlier" to
reflect the delay in adopting the ordinance and the fact that allocations for the
ROGO quarter ending on April 13, 2004, will be approved by the Planning
Commission on June 9,2004.
Suggested Amendment to Proposed Ordinance
The staff suggests that the Board may want to consider amending Section 5 of the proposed
ordinance to include language that in determining connectivity of the habitat patches that roads will
not interrupt habitat. This language will greatly simply staff work in determining if the habitat
patch meets the two-acre minimum and will provide further protection to remaining critical habitat
within the CNA. Although the staff is on record that it generally doesn't support the principle that
only major roads (i.e., U.S. Highway 1) interrupt habitat, the critical nature of preserving remaining
habitat within the CNAs renders these concerns moot. This revision combined with an aggressive
acquisition program would provide the County an excellent opportunity to begin acquiring small
patches which can eventually be restored and reconnected with larger habitat patches.
If the Board supports this concept, Section 5 should be amended by adding the following language
at the end of section:
"For purposes of calculating patch size, no public or private road shall be included
in the calculation of the two-acre minimum patch size, nor shall it be deemed to
break the contiguity of the patch."
Recommendations
The staff recommends approval of the draft ordinance with the suggested language revising Section
5 above.
Attachment
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE BY THE MONROE COUNTY BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DESIGNATING THE
BOUNDARlES OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL
AREAS; ADOPTING AN INTERIM MORATORIUM
DEFERRING ROGO AND NROGO ALLOCATIONS IN
AREAS OF TWO ACRES OR GREATER CONTAINING
TROPICAL HARDWOOD HAMMOCK OR PINELANDS
WITIllN ANY CONSERVATION AND NATURAL AREA
UNTIL LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AND
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENTS
IMPLEMENTING THE WORK PROGRAM MANDATED
BY RULE 28-20.100, F.A.C. ARE DRAFTED AND
ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY COMMISSION OR
TWELVE MONTHS. WHICHEVER FIRST OCCURS.
WHEREAS, the Florida Administrative Commission in 1996 enacted Rule 28-20.100,
which created the "Work Program" in the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and mandated, among other
things, the preparation of a Carrying Capacity Study for the Florida Keys; and,
WHEREAS, the "Work Program", section C., mandates that in Year 6 (July 13, 2002
through July 12, 2003) the County implement the Carrying Capacity Study by the adoption of all
necessary plan amendments to establish development standards to ensure that new development
does not exceed the carrying capacity of the County's natural environment; and,
WHEREAS, the "Work Program", section F. mandates that the County initiate and
complete a collaborative process for the adoption of Land Development Regulations (LDR) and
Comprehensive Plan amendments to strengthen the protection of terrestrial habitat; and,
WHEREAS, although some portions of the Florida Keys Carrying Capacity Study
(FKCCS), completed in September 2002, were found during peer review to be deficient in
certain respects, the FKCCS terrestrial module is supported by reliable data and otherwise
qualifies as a useful planning tool in comprehensive planning to strengthen the protection of
terrestrial habitat ; and
WHEREAS, the FKCCS sets out guidelines that, inter alia, would direct future
development away from "native habitat," and into "areas ripe for redevelopment or already
disturbed"; and,
WHEREAS, Goal 105, "Smart Growth," was adopted by the Board of County
Commissioners in 2001 to implement the mandate of Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C.; and,
WHEREAS, Objective 105.2 of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan, pursuant to the Rule 28-
20.100, F.A.C. mandate, directs the County to map and designate land within the Florida Keys
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into three categories - Natural Area, Transition and Sprawl Reduction area, and Infill Area, based
on the Smart Growth principles set forth therein; and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 346-2003
designating the boundaries of "Conservation and Natural Areas", which represent the first land
classification category, "Natural Area", under Objective 105.2; and,
WHEREAS, these Conservation and Natural Areas designated by the Board include
privately-owned vacant lands targeted for acquisition from willing sellers for conservation and
resource protection purposes; and,
WHEREAS, boundaries of the Conservation and Natural Areas were delineated in a
manner that was intended to contain all significant upland habitat comprising patches of four
acres or more as identified in the habitat data utilized in the FKCCS, including all upland tropical
hardwood hammock and pinelands, lands needed to connect isolated patches of existing upland
habitat and to provide buffers between habitat areas and development, all CARL lands, publicly-
owned conservation lands, and most lands zoned Conservation, Sparsely Settled, and Native
Area; and,
WHEREAS, the findings of the terrestrial module of the FKCCS fully supports, and the
FKCCS Implementation - Rule 28.20 Work Group recommends, prevention of further
fragmentation and degradation of tropical hardwood hammocks, pinelands, and transitional
wetlands above the Mean High Water (MHW) line, through the preservation and public
acquisition of all private, vacant lands that make up patches of tropical hardwood hammock and
pinelands of four acres or more in size and transitional wetlands above the MHW line, along
with buffer areas where appropriate.; and,
WHEREAS, existing County environmental regulations and acquisition programs
adequately protect transitional wetlands above the MHW line; and,
WHEREAS, on December 16, 2003, the Governor and Cabinet, sitting as the Florida
Administration Commission, upon the preliminary recommendation of the DCA, determined that
Monroe County has not made substantial progress toward meeting the objectives of Year 7 of the
Work Program, as the County's existing habitat protection regulations is inadequate to protect
significant upland habitat until amendments are made to the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and Land
Development Regulations; and,
WHEREAS, in response to DCA's preliminary recommendation and the Florida
Administration Commission's determination of no substantial progress, and with the objective of
meeting joint obligations under Chapter 380, Florida Statutes, Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C., and the
Monroe County Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan, the Board adopted Resolution 39-2004 on
January 21,2004, including a "Cooperative Agreement between the DCA and Monroe County to
Address Significant Work Program Issues" (the "Cooperative Agreement"); and,
WHEREAS, as part of "Cooperative Agreement", the Board agreed to draft, and to hold
public hearings to adopt, an interim moratorium on ROGO/NROGO allocation awards in areas
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contammg tropical hardwood hammock or pinelands two acres or greater m size within
Conservation and Natural Areas; and,
WHEREAS, the upland tropical hardwood hammock and pinelands contained within the
Conservation and Natural Areas are precisely those significant upland habitats that are important
to the sustainability of protected species and to maintenance of ecosystem integrity as called for
by the terrestrial module of the FKCCS and Goal 105 of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan; and,
WHEREAS, the bio-diversity and ecological functions of upland habitat can be
adversely affected by decreasing patch size, characterized by a reduction in number of species,
an increase in the relative intensity of edge effects, and an increase in the patch's vulnerability to
secondary human effects; and,
WHEREAS, except for three patches totaling 15.5 acres, which the Board has committed
to prioritize for purchase from voluntary sellers, upland tropical hardwood hammock and
pinelands habitat located outside of the Conservation and Natural Areas are contained in isolated
patches ofless than two acres in size; and,
WHEREAS, these small patches less than two acres in size generally lack long-term
viability as habitat of any regional, state, or national importance and are isolated, impacted by
development, and/or can be connected with other habitat areas, which characteristics do not
warrant interim special protection beyond that afforded under existing regulations; and,
WHEREAS, continued issuance of residential (ROGO) and non-residential (NROGO)
allocations in tropical hardwood hammock and pinel and habitat patches of two acres or more
within the Conservation and Natural Areas prior to the completion of comprehensive planning to
strengthen the protection of terrestrial habitat would result in further loss of valuable native
habitat and may have an irreversible detrimental impact on the County's ability to implement the
Smart Growth policies set forth in Goal 105 of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and, Rule 28-
20.100, F.A.C.; and,
WHEREAS, ROGO and NROGO allocations on Big Pine Key and No Name Key are
already subject to an interim moratorium until a Habitat Conservation Program is approved by
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and amendments to the County's 2010 Comprehensive Plan
and Land Development Regulations, implementing the Community Master Development Plan
for these two islands, are found in compliance by the DCA; and,
WHEREAS, an estimated 916 acres of undeveloped, privately-owned upland tropical
hardwood hammock and pine1ands habitat threatened by development are subject to these
Interim Development Regulations; and,
WHEREAS, in order to make effective Goal 105 of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and
Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C., it is necessary to halt temporarily works of development as provided
herein which might otherwise absorb the entire capacity of the County for further development
or direct it out of harmony with the Comprehensive Plan; and,
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WHEREAS, the County has committed necessary staff and resources to the development
of permanent policies and regulations to implement Goal 10S of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan
and Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C., in order to facilitate diligent and good faith efforts to establish
permanent policies and regulations within a reasonable period of time; and,
WHEREAS, implementation of Goal 10S of the Comprehensive Plan and Rule 28-
20.100, F.A.C. involves complex environmental, social, and economic issues, a broad
geographic scope, numerous governmental agencies, and a diversity of stakeholder interests; and,
WHEREAS, this Interim Moratorium Ordinance serves compelling state and regional
governmental interests and is the minimum action necessary to protect the health, safety, and
general welfare of the citizens of Monroe County and to effectuate Goal 10S of the
Comprehensive Plan and Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C..; and,
WHEREAS, this Interim Moratorium Ordinance provides mechanisms to assure
democratic discussion and participation by citizens, developers, and property owners who may
be affected by eventual amendments to the Land Development Regulations and Year 2010
Comprehensive Plan; and,
WHEREAS, given the scope of the issues and areas to be addressed by Goal 10S of the
2010 Comprehensive Plan, the twelve month timeframe is necessary and reasonable in order to
complete a fair and comprehensive planning and public participation process that results in
legally- and scientifically-sound policies and regulations; and,
WHEREAS, Chapter 12S, F.S., authorizes the Board of County Commissioners to adopt
ordinances to provide standards protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of
Monroe County; and,
WHEREAS, this Interim Moratorium Ordinance constitutes a valid exercise of the
County's police power and is otherwise consistent with Section 163.3161, et seq., F.S., which,
inter alia, encourages the use of innovative land development regulations including provisions
like moratoria to implement the adopted comprehensive plan; and,
WHEREAS, the purpose and intent of this Interim Moratorium Ordinance is necessary
to provide the County the opportunity to create a system of development rights and land uses that
will implement Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C. and GoallOS of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and that
will ameliorate potentially adverse economic impacts on private property owners; and,
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners at a regular meeting on January 21,
2004, directed staff to prepare an ordinance deferring ROGO and NROGO allocations, while the
staff prepares amendments to the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and the Land Development
Regulations to further protect the ecosystem; and,
WHEREAS, the Board at that same regular meeting directed the staff to further review
and propose appropriate revisions to the Conservation and Natural Area maps and that such
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process shall include input from the DCA and the public and the maps shall be included in the
public hearings on the Interim Moratorium Ordinance~ and,
WHEREAS, following the direction of the Board of County Commissioners, the Growth
Management Division staff immediately undertook the development of this Interim Moratorium
Ordinance and a review of the Conservation and Natural Areas maps, drafts of which were
presented to and discussed by the Planning Commission at public hearings on March 10 and
March 24, 2004~ and,
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has reviewed the draft Interim Moratorium
Ordinance and Conservation and Natural Area maps and recommended approval to the Board of
County Commissioners on March 24, 2004~ and,
WHEREAS. the Growth Management Division staff and its consultant have made
revisions to the Conservation and Natural Area Maps based on further site visits and processing
of amendment requests from property owners: and.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed and considered the draft
Interim Moratorium Ordinance and Conservation and Natural Area maps recommended by the
Planning Commission and Growth Management Division staff~
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
Section 1: Pursuant to Policy 105.2.1, Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan, Conservation and
Natural Areas are hereby designated, the boundaries of which are described in the. maps,
attached hereto, and those maps are made part of this ordinance.
Section 2: During the period that this Interim Moratorium Ordinance is in effect, the boundaries
of the Conservation and Natural Areas may be amended by ordinance of the Board of County
Commissioners upon recommendation of a Special Master duly appointed by Resolution of the
Board of County Commissioners. Such amendments to the Conservation and Natural Areas
boundaries shall conform with the above-recited considerations and criteria utilized in the initial
determination of the boundaries of these Areas~ however, this shall not be construed to foreclose
appropriate changes or additions to the original criteria used to determine the Conservation and
Natural Areas.
Section 3: Proposed amendments to Conservation and Natural Areas boundaries may be
initiated by the Director of Planning and Environmental Resources or by written application
submitted by an affected property owner to the Planning and Environmental Resources
Department on a form approved by the Department. During the term of this Interim Moratorium
Ordinance, applications for proposed amendments to the boundaries of the Conservation and
Natural Areas shall follow a streamlined review process, i.e., review by the Development
Review Committee and Planning Commission will not be required, and the following procedure
shall instead be utilized:
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(a) Application for a proposed amendment, together with an administrative fee of $500,
will be submitted to the Planning and Environmental Resources Department for
consideration by the Special Master at a public hearing advertised at least fifteen
days prior to the hearing. The Special Master shall receive written and/or oral
testimony of County staff and applicant, and shall provide reasonable opportunity
for relevant and material public testimony. The Special Master shall promptly
render a written opinion to the Board of County Commissioners , recommending
approval (in whole or in part) or denial of the request for a boundary amendment.
(b) The public hearing for the Board of County Commissioners' consideration of the
Special Master's recommendations will be advertised at least 15 days prior to the
public hearing, but no posting of the property will be required.
Section 4: Pursuant to its lawful authority and the pending-legislation doctrine set forth in Smith
vs. City of Clearwater, 383 So. 2d 681 (FL. 2nd DCA, 1980), the Board of County
Commissioners establishes the interim development regulations set forth in this Ordinance,
which shall remain in full force and effect until either (a) the enactment of amendment to the
Year 2010 Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Regulations adopted by the County
Commissioners implementing Goal 105 of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan, or (b) twelve months
from the date of the adoption of this Ordinance, whichever first occurs. The Board of County
Commissioners, upon the recommendation of the Planning Commission, may amend this
ordinance to extend its provisions for a period not exceeding an additional six months, if at any
time prior to the twelve-month sunset date of this ordinance the Board determines that additional
time will be required to adopt the contemplated Comprehensive Plan and LDR amendments.
Section 5: During the period (defined in Section 4, above) that this interim ordinance is in
effect, no Rate of Growth Ordinance allocation award, whether residential (ROGO) or non
residential (NROGO) , shall be made for development that involves the clearing of any portion
of an upland tropical hardwood hammock or pinelands habitat contained in a patch of two acres
or more in size within a Conservation and Natural Area. Reference herein to a Conservation and
Natural Area means all land located within the boundaries of the attached Conservation and
Natural Areas maps (as the same may be amended pursuant to Section 3, above). Florida Marine
Resources Institute ADID Maps, recent aerial photographs, site visits, and other reliable and
generally-accepted scientific data may be utilized to determine whether a specific parcel meets
the acreage and habitat-type criteria of the patches subject to the Interim Moratorium. ~ ~
The Director of Planning and Environmental Resources shall have the authority to make the final
decision concerning identification of the habitat patches subject to this Interim Moratorium.
Decisions of the Director identifying patches subject to this interim moratorium may be appealed
as provided under Section 9.5-521, Monroe County Code.
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Section 6: Until expiration of the interim moratorium created by Sections 4 and 5 hereof, no
Rate of Growth Ordinance allocation award, whether residential (ROGO) or non-residential
(NROGO), shall be made pursuant to an application with an entry date of January April 14,
2004, or later, involving the clearing of any portion of an upland tropical hardwood hammock or
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pinelands habitat contained in a patch of two acres or more in size within a Conservation and
Natural Area.
Section 7: Any residential (ROGO) or non-residential (NROGO) building permit application
with a ROGO/NROGO entry date of January April 13, 2004, or earlier shall be exempt from this
Interim Moratorium.
Section 8: Any residential (ROGO) or non-residential (NROGO) building permit application for
development on Big Pine Key or No Name Key shall be exempt from this Interim Moratorium.
Section 9: As of the effective date of this Ordinance, no ROGO or NROGO allocation
application that involves the clearing of any portion of an upland tropical hardwood hammock or
pinelands habitat contained in a tropical hardwood hammock or pinelands patch of two or more
acres in size located within a Conservation and Natural Area shall be accepted or processed by
the Growth Management Division, except applications exempt hereunder and development
awarded a vested rights determination pursuant to Section 12 hereof
Section 11: This Ordinance shall not be construed to prohibit the continuation or establishment
of any use that does not require either a ROGO or NROGO allocation award, and that is allowed
pursuant to the Monroe County Land Development Regulations and the 2010 Comprehensive
Plan.
Section 12: Any property owner adversely affected by the provIsIons of this Interim
Moratorium Ordinance may seek a determination that the owner's proposed development is
vested against the provisions of this Interim Moratorium, by filing with the Director of Growth
Management, together 'with. an administrative fee in the amount of $400 a vested' rights
application setting forth facts establishing that the applicant met, prior to the date that this
Ordinance is adopted by the Board of Monroe County Commissioners, the vested rights
standards set forth in Section 9.5-181 through Section 9.5-184, Monroe County Code. Such
application must be filed no later than sixty (60) days after the effective date of this Ordinance.
Section 13: The County Administrator is directed to have the Growth Management Division
begin immediately preparing the draft text and map amendments and other supporting studies in
cooperation with the Planning Commission in order to effectuate the provisions of Goal 105 of
the 2010 Comprehensive Plan and Rule 28-20.100, F.A.C., within the timeframes set forth
herein. As called for in Exhibit One ("Cooperative Agreement between the DCA and Monroe
County to Address Significant Work Program Issues") of Resolution 39-2004, the staff is
directed to prepare the following map and text amendments for adoption by the Board of County
Commissioners: 1) Tier Overlay Map Designations in accordance with Goal 105; 2) revisions to
ROGO/NROGO based on Tier System utilizing a positive approach that predominately relies on
land dedication and aggregation; and 3) revisions to environmental regulations based on the Tier
system rather than the existing Habitat Evaluation Index.
Section 14: In preparing these amendments, the County Administrator is directed to focus the
Growth Management Division's efforts in the following important areas: 1) preparation of
substantive revisions to simplify and streamline the County's permit allocation system, and of
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other environmental regulations designed to insure continuing upland habitat protection, in form
that will make them more transparent and understandable to the public; 2) consultation with
appropriate legal and financial experts to ensure to the maximum extent possible that the permit
allocation and other land development regulations are legally defensible and fiscally sound; 3)
identification of plan and regulatory amendments and strategies to ensure that the goals and
objectives of the FKCCS and the 2010 Comprehensive Plan are properly implemented; 4)
creation of permanent regulations that adequately protect and balance other important objectives
of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan, including, for example, affordable housing needs; and, 5)
identification and securing of dedicated short- and long-term dedicated funding sources for land
acquisition and affordable housing.
Section 15: If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, item, change or provision of this
ordinance is held invalid, the remainder shall not be affected by such invalidity.
Section 16: All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed to the extent of said conflict.
Section 17: The ordinance is hereby transmitted to the Florida Department of Community
Affairs pursuant to Chapters 163 and 380, Florida Statutes.
Section 18: This ordinance shall be filed in the Office of the Secretary of State of the State of
Florida, but shall not become effective until a notice is issued by the Department of Community
Affairs or Administration Commission finding the amendment in compliance with Chapter 163
and 380, Florida Statutes.
Section 19: This Ordinance shall stand repealed as of 11 :59 p.m. on the 365th day after the
adoption of this Ordinance, unless repealed sooner or extended pursuant to the terms set forth
herein.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County,
Florida at a regular meeting held on the _ day of ,2004.
Mayor Murray Nelson
Mayor Pro Tern David Rice
Commissioner Charles "Sonny" McCoy
Commissioner George Neugent
Commissioner Dixie Spehar
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
BY
Mayor Murray Nelson
(SEAL)
ATTEST: DANNYL.KOLHAGE,CLERK
Deputy Clerk
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