Loading...
Item A ADD-ONS Page 5 C51 Page9 /110 Page 9 Page 9 L' Page 11 Q?q Page 11 Q?(O Page 11 Q?I \ Page 11 Q?IJ r- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,2004' COMMUNITY SERVICES - Approval of four Resolutions amending initial roll-over Resolutions #405-2003, 406-2003, 407- 2003, and 408-2003 for 2003 Older Americans Act Funds approved on November 19, 2003 in the amount of $58,013.25; and transferring available funds from Ithe 2003 Older American (OAA Grant) to be used to cover outstanding expenses; also requesting approval of three Resolutions requesting additional County Match equaling $17,300 GROWTH MANAGEMENT - Approval for one Affordable Housing Deed Restriction for four dwelling units from Hawks Cay Investors Ltd. W ASTEW ATER ISSUES - Resolution establishing the Assessment Interest Amount necessary for implementation of the provisions of Ordinance 027-2003 relating to, among other things, the provision of wastewater services procedures for collection of wastewater assessments (This item was provided to the Board last Friday.) W ASTEW ATER ISSUES - Resolution assigning the right of the BOCC to purchase Hawk's Cay !wastewater Treatment Facility to the Florida Keys Aqueduct Autijority (This item was provided to the Board last Friday.) I COMMISSIONER MCCOY -;- Approval to appoint Anne McCarthy to the Marine Port Advisory Board, District 3, replacing Captain Lynda Schuh, with term ~o expire April 1, 2006 COMMISSIONER SPEHAR - Approval of a Resolution declaring its intent to enroll in the MonrQe County-Wide Health Insurance Plan if the final program provides the tax dollar savings and health coverage levels needed by County employees COMMISSIONER SPEHAR - Approval of the following: 1) Declare surplus property the m<i>tor vehicle, a transportation bus, VIN #lFDKE30M6NHB57373, currently in inventory under Social Services Transportation; 2) Authorize transfer of vehicle to The Big Pine Neighborhood Charter School, Inc.; and 3) Authorize Mayor to execute a Bill of Sale and such other documents as are necessary to effect transfer of title (This item was provided to the Board last Friday.) COMMISSIONER RICE - Approval to publish two legal notices of the County's intent to transfer to the City of Layton a parcel of property for use as a wastewater treatment facility 1 CONTINUED MAYOR NELSON - Approval to adopt Representative Sorensen's bill to adopt interim construction standards in areas to be served by a central sewage facility before July 1, 2010 Page 11 Q? ( 1" MAYOR NELSON - Approval for Louie LaTorre to attend the nation-wide Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, DC from February 27 through March 3, 2004 for the National Association of Counties (NACO) Page 11 DELETIONS Page 3 C23 Page 4 C38 KW AIRPORT - Approval of the sample Homeowner Noise Insulation Agreement between Monroe County and 50 individual Key West homeowners in the Key West International Airport Noise Insulation Program (NIP) Phase III and approval for the County Administrator to execute these Agreements when they are prepared for the individual homeowners MANAGEMENT SERVICES - Approval of Contract with Public Financial Management, Inc. (PFM) as a financial advisor to Monroe County CORRECTIONS/NOTES Page 9 J9 Page 14 V3 GROWTH MANAGEMENT - (~enda item wording revision) - Approval to advertise for public ~earing an Ordinance amending Section 6-29 (Fines and RequiremenltS for Work Done Without Benefit of Permit), Monroe County Code, to revise fees for After the Fact Permits and to create a requirement for payment of mitigation fees to the County's Environmental Restoration Fund for illegal filling aBd eleariBg of environmentally sensitive lands GROWTH MANAGEMENT - Public hearing to adopt an ordinance amending Sections 9.5-122.3, 9.5-124.8, and 9.5-266 of the Monroe County Code, to prohibit the awarding of points under ROGO for aggregation within specific areas and to grant authority to the Growth Management Director and County Attorney to approve restrictive covenants and warranty deeds under ROGO/NROGO (One public hearing required) It is requested that this item be withdrawn, as the Planning Commission continued the item untH its March 24, 2004 meeting. 2