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Mayor Michelle Coldiron,District 2
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-Ile Florida.Keys Craig Cates,District 1
Eddie Martinez,District 3
w � Holly Merrill Raschein,District 5
County Commission Meeting
November 17, 2021
Agenda Item Number: I.1
Agenda Item Summary #9774
BULK ITEM: No DEPARTMENT: Land Authority Governing Board
TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Christine Hurley (305) 295-5180
9:25 AM County Land Acquisition and Land Management
AGENDA ITEM WORDING: Permission to advertise a public hearing to be held in January 2022
to consider adoption of an Ordinance amending Article V11 of Chapter 2 of the Monroe County Code
that would establish standards and processes to be used in disposing of real property acquired by the
County under the Density Reduction Program to neighboring property owners and Property Owners
Associations, with deed restrictions prohibiting the construction of Principal Residential Structures,
and other limitations.
ITEM BACKGROUND: County staff seeks permission to advertise a proposed ordinace for public
hearing at the January BOCC meeting. As of the agenda deadline, the date for the January BOCC
meeting has not been set. The Board will set its calendar for 2022 during the November 17, 2021
BOCC meeting. The ordinance is summarized below.
The County initiated a resale program of lots (stripped of development rights) originally acquired
under the Density Reduction Program (DRP) on Duck Key, following F.S. 125.35 (1)(a). That
statute requires soliciting bids from any interested party, which can be time consuming and
cumbersome. The program was a great success, and, in most cases, the purchasers owned land next
to the vacant lot being sold without development rights.
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Duck Key Density Reduction Parcels
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00379720- Block 3, Lot26, Center $72,400
000000 Island $95,000 $22,600
00379800- Block 3, Lot34, Center N/A
000000 Island $79,000 $175,000
00379820- Block 3, Lot35, Center $60,000
000000 Island $81,000 $21,000
00380240- Block 6, Lot 3, Center $65,000
000000 Island $85,000 $20,000
00380440- Block 6, Lot23, Center $34,900
000000 Island $65,000 $30,100
00383270- Block 4 Lot 7 Plantation $58 450
000000 Island $78,000 $19,550
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00383380- Block 4, Lot 18, 47,791
000000 Plantation Island $99,000 $51,209
00383390- Block 4, Lot 19, $69,300
000000 Plantation Island $90,000 $20,700
00383780- Block 6 Lots Plantation 74999
000000 Island $95,000 $20,001
00383850- Block 6, Lot 12, $20,001 $59,999
000000 Plantation Island
$160,000 $54,667
00383860- Block 6, Lot13,
000000 Plantation Island $25,333
$927,000 $425,494
Subsection (3) of F.S. 125.35 also allows the Commission to create a specific program for
disposition that differs from F.S. 125.35(1). Subsection (3)reads as follows:
(3) As an alternative to subsections (1) and (2), the board of countv commissioners may, by ordinance, prescribe
disposition standards and procedures to be used by the county in selling and conveying any real or personal propertv
and in leasing real property owned by the countv. The standards and procedures must provide at a minimum for:
(a)Establishment of competition and qualification standards upon which disposition will be determined.
(b) Reasonable public notice of the intent to consider disposition of countv propertv and the availability of
copies of the standards. Reasonableness of the notice is to be determined by the efficacy and efficiency of the means of
communication used.
(c)Identification of the form and manner by which an interested person may acquire county property.
(d) Types of negotiation procedures applicable to the selection of a person to whom county properties may
be disposed.
(e) The manner in which interested persons will be notified of the board's intent to consider final action at
a regular meeting of the board on the disposition of a propertv and the time and manner for making objections.
(f) Adherence in the disposition of real propertv to the governing comprehensive plan and zoning
ordinances.
The proposed ordinance would create the Disposition (Resale)Program that would limit sale to:
• Contiguous property owners with a primary residential dwelling unit, or
• Neighborhoods with an active Property Owners Association
Contiguous:
Contiguous Disposition (Resale)Program Standards:
• Requires the BOCC to adopt a resolution offering parcels for sale
• The parcels shall only be used for accessory uses/structures permitted by the
Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code
• The parcel can only be sold to a property owner with a contiguous parcel that has a
primary dwelling unit
• A Deed restriction is required with sale that disallows owner from seeking a building
permit in future
• A unity of title is required to join it with the contiguous parcel with the primary dwelling
unit
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• The buyers shall agree to a minimum purchase price using the most recent Monroe
County Property Appraiser Market Land Value
• Ineligible parcels include:
o Parcels that contain protected habitat that were purchase as conservation land
o Parcels that were purchased for conservation purposes
o Parcels owned by the Monroe County Land Authority
o Parcels purchased by the County using conservation grant funding
Contiguous Disposition (Resale)Program Process:
• Notice will be mailed to contiguous property owners that have an existing primary
dwelling unit, offering the parcel for sale
• Bidder will provide:
o Formal interest in writing
o Amount they are bidding
0 10% of purchase price
o Estimated time needed for closing
o Attestation of willingness to agree to required standards
• County will accept highest bid or reject all bids
Neighborhood:
Neighborhood Disposition (Resale)Program Standards:
• Requires the BOCC to adopt a resolution offering parcels for sale
• The parcels shall only be used for uses/structures permitted by the Comprehensive Plan
and Land Development Code
• The parcel can only be sold to a Property Owner Association willing to manage the site
for the good of the neighborhood
• A Deed restriction is required with sale that disallows owner from seeking a building
permit in future
• A Deed restriction that includes a reverter clause indicating the County may take back the
parcel if the Property Owners Association becomes inactive or discontinues maintenance
of the land, by notice to the defunct Property Owner Association, property owners
included in the neighborhood, and after publication in a newspaper of general circulation
• The buyers shall agree to a minimum purchase price using the most recent Monroe
County Property Appraiser Market Land Value
• Ineligible parcels include:
o Parcels that contain protected habitat that were purchased as conservation land
o Parcels that were purchased for conservation purposes
o Parcels owned by the Monroe County Land Authority
o Parcels purchased by the County using conservation grant funding
Neighborhood Disposition (Resale)Program Process:
• Notice will be mailed to active Property Owners Association, offering the parcel for sale
• Bidder will provide:
o Formal interest in writing
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o Amount they are bidding
0 10% of purchase price
o Estimated time needed for closing
o Attestation of willingness to agree to required standards
• County will accept the bid as long as it is the minimum amount specified in the offering
or reject all bids
The proposed new ordinance is intended to streamline the disposition process by limiting the pool of
potential purchasers to only those buyers who can truly use the property given the development
restrictions imposed as a condition of the sale. This is anticipated to expedite the disposition process
without the expense of advertising a solicitation of bids from the public at large.
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION:
CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES:
N/A
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval
DOCUMENTATION:
Resell DR parcels ordinance 11-2-21
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
Effective Date:
Expiration Date:
Total Dollar Value of Contract:
Total Cost to County:
Current Year Portion:
Budgeted:
Source of Funds:
CPI:
Indirect Costs:
Estimated Ongoing Costs Not Included in above dollar amounts:
Revenue Producing: If yes, amount:
Grant:
County Match:
Insurance Required:
Additional Details:
n/a
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REVIEWED BY:
Christine Hurley Completed 11/01/2021 2:44 PM
Dina Gambuzza Completed 11/01/2021 3:01 PM
Mark Rosch Completed 11/01/2021 4:34 PM
Bob Shillinger Completed 11/02/2021 4:46 PM
Liz Yongue Completed 11/02/2021 4:48 PM
Board of County Commissioners Pending 11/17/2021 9:00 AM
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6 MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
7 MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
8 ORDINANCE NO. -2022 ca
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10 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
11 COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA,
12 AMENDING ARTICLE VII. OF CHAPTER 2 OF THE MONROE 0
13 COUNTY CODE, AMENDING ARTICLE VII TITLE FROM LAND
14 ACQUISITION PROGRAM TO LAND ACQUISITION AND
15 DISPOSITION (RESALE) PROGRAM, CREATING DIVISION 1.
16 MONROE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN LAND
17 AUTHORITY, MAINTAINING SECTION 2-395 THROUGH 2-407,
18 RESERVING SECTION 2-408 THROUGH 2-415, CREATING
19 DIVISION 2. CONTIGUOUS DISPOSITION(RESALE)PROGRAM,
20 CREATING SECTIONS 2-416 THROUGH 2-418 PRESCRIBING
21 DISPOSITION STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES TO BE USED IN
22 CONVEYING DEED RESTRICTED REAL PROPERTY TO
23 CONTIGUOUS PROPERTY OWNERS, RESERVING SECTION 2-
24 418 THROUGH 2-420, CREATING DIVISION 3. NEIGHBORHOOD
25 DISPOSITION (RESALE) PROGRAM, CREATING SECTIONS 2-
26 421 THROUGH 2-422 PRESCRIBING DISPOSITION STANDARDS
27 AND PROCEDURES TO BE USED IN CONVEYING DEED E
28 RESTRICTED REAL PROPERTY TO PROPERTY OWNERS
29 ASSOCIATIONS, CREATING SECTION 2-423 REVENUE,
30 INDICATING WHERE SALE PROCEEDS WILL BE DEPOSITED,
31 RESERVING SECTIONS 2-424 THROUGH 2-427, CREATING
32 DISPOSITION PROGRAMS UNDER THE COUNTY'S DENSITY
33 REDUCTION ACQUISITION PROGRAM; PROVIDING FOR
34 SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING
35 PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT TO AND
36 INCORPORATION IN THE MONROE COUNTY CODE OF
37 ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE
38 DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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41 WHEREAS, in 2016, the Board of County Commissioners (the "County") initiated a Density
42 Reduction Program to purchase non-conservation land (typically Tier 3) with residential development
43 rights (at least one (1) Transferable Development Right (TDR)) from private owners for the limited
44 purpose of retiring the property's development rights in anticipation of the State's expected cessation of
45 new development once the current pool of Rate of Growth Ordinance (ROGO) allocations is exhausted;
46 and
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48 WHEREAS, the goals of the County's Density Reduction Program are to 1) reduce ongoing
49 development pressures and the resulting effect on hurricane evacuation clearance times, 2) reduce the
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50 demands on public facilities and infrastructure, and 3) protect property owner rights, thus ultimately
51 avoiding unnecessary costs associated with defending property rights claims; and
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53 WHEREAS, since 2016, the County, in cooperation with the Monroe County Land Authority,
54 has purchased and will continue to purchase density reduction parcels throughout unincorporated
55 Monroe County; and
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57 WHEREAS, the County finds that reselling parcels purchased under the Density Reduction ca
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58 Program with deed restrictions that prohibit owners from seeking a permit for a residential dwelling unit
59 is a cost effective method of achieving the County's density reduction goals; and
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61 WHEREAS,F.S. 125.35(3)authorizes the County to adopt an ordinance prescribing disposition
62 standards and procedures to be used by the County in selling and conveying any real property as
63 alternatives to F.S. 125.35(1)&(2)as long as the County provides standards and procedures thatprovide
64 at a minimum:
65 (a) Establishment of competition and qualification standards upon which disposition will be 0
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67 (b) Reasonable public notice of the intent to consider disposition of county property and they
68 availability of copies of the standards. Reasonableness of the notice is to be determined by the
69 efficacy and efficiency of the means of communication used.
70 (c) Identification of the form and manner by which an interested person may acquire county
71 property.
72 (d) Types of negotiation procedures applicable to the selection of a person to whom county
73 properties may be disposed. c
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74 (e) The manner in which way interested persons will be notified of the board's intent to 0
75 consider final action at a regular meeting of the board on the disposition of a property and the
76 time and manner for making objections. E
77 (f) Adherence in the disposition of real property to the governing comprehensive plan and
78 zoning ordinances; and
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80 WHEREAS, the County desires to create a Disposition Program, in accordance with F.S.
81 125.35(3) to provide for the resale of real property to contiguous homeowners or Property Owners
82 Associations, subject to deed restrictions prohibiting establishment of a dwelling unit; and
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84 WHEREAS, Monroe County policies and regulations adopted in the 2030 Monroe County
85 Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code are to maintain public health, safety, and welfare of
86 the citizens of the Florida Keys and to strengthen our local government capability to manage land use
87 and development; and
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89 WHEREAS, the disposition of density reduction program parcels with deed restrictions, as
90 described herein, is consistent with Policies 102.4.3 and 102.4.5 of the 2030 Monroe County
91 Comprehensive Plan; and
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93 WHEREAS, pursuant to Article 8 of the Florida Constitution and Section 125.66, Florida
94 Statutes, Monroe County possesses the powers to enact ordinances in order to protect the health, safety,
95 and welfare of the County's citizens.
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97 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
98 COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
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100 Section 1: The "Whereas" clauses set forth above are incorporated herein as findings
101 by the Board.
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103 Section 2: The text of Article VII of the Monroe County Code is hereby amended as
104 follows (deletions are shown stfi ke th-e additions are shown (underlined):
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106 ARTICLE VII. LAND ACQUISITION AND DISPOSITION (RESALE)PROGRAM
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108 Section 3: Division 1 is hereby created to read as follows:
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110 DIVISION 1. - MONROE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN LAND AUTHORITY 0
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112 Section 4: Sections 2-395 through 2-407 are maintained as written.
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114 Section 5: Sections 2-408 through 2-415 are Reserved. 0
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116 Section 6: Division 2 is hereby created to read as follows:
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118 DIVISION 2. — CONTIGUOUS DISPOSITION(RESALE)PROGRAM
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120 Section 7: Section 2-416 of the Monroe County Code is hereby created to read as
121 follows:
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123 Sec. 2-416. - Contiguous Disposition (Resale)Program Standards. o
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125 The County may, at the County's discretion, and upon approval of a resolution, E
126 initiate the sale of real property belonging to the County, to contiguous (land CL
127 touching at more than one point) homeowners in accordance with the following
128 standards:
129 (a) The County determines the desire to dispose of parcels of real property
130 belonging to the County; and
131 (b) It is in the best interest of the County to offer a parcel for accessory
132 uses/accessory structures permitted by the Comprehensive Plan and Land
133 Development Code. Accessory uses or accessory structures shall have the 0
134 meaning provided in Section 101-1 of the Land Development Code, and u
135 (c) The parcel is of use to one or more contiguous homeowners who have already
136 built and currently have an existing residential structure as its principal
137 structure/use. When available, this is the priority use under the Disposition
138 (Resale)Program, and
139 (d) Purchasers shall be prohibited from seeking a permit for a residential dwelling
140 unit on the parcel, based on the overriding public interest of:
141 a. reducing hurricane evacuation clearance times, and
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142 b. reducing the demands on public facilitates and infrastructure, and
143 c. protecting�propeM owner rights, thus avoiding unnecessary costs
144 associated with defending property rights claims, and
145 (e) The parcel shall be deed restricted to prohibit prospective purchasers from
146 seeking:
147 a. a permit for the construction of a residential dwelling unit, and/or
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148 b. points in the Rate of Growth Ordinance (ROGO) application process
149 for receiving a ROGO allocation, and
150 (f) The parcel shall be combined using _a unity of title real estate instrument,unity of title real estate instrument, and
151 (g) There shall be a minimum purchase price established by an appraisal of the
152 parcels to be offered for sale based on the parcels' value without development
153 rights, and
154 (h) The following are ineligible for this disposition program:
155 (a) Parcels containing protected habitat, acquired as conservation land, orCO
156 being _managed as conservation land, an
as conservation land; and
157 (b) Parcels dedicated to the County for ROGO points for conservation
158 purposes; and
159 (c) Parcels owned by Monroe County Land Authority; and 0
160 (d) Parcels purchased with grant funds requiring conservation or requiring U
161 County ownership in perpetuity.
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163 Section 8: Section 2-417 of the Monroe County Code is hereby created to read as 0
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166 Sec. 2-417. - Contiguous Disposition (Resale)Program Process:
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168 (a) Notice shall be sent of the intended action to dispose of eligible_ parcels to
169 owners of contiguous properties by certified mail providing at least 30 days
170 for bidders to respond, in writing, on a form to be provided, indicating:
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171 a. interest in the purchase of parcel being offered for disposition, and 0
172 b. the minimum bid price, and o
173 c. the bid the buyer is making to purchase the parcel, and
174 d. willingness to close in 6 months (if closing doesn't occur County may
175 move to next lowest bidder), and
176 (b) If the County is disposing of two or more contiguous parcels, then all
177 homeowners of any contiguous parcel being sold shall be considered eligible
178 buyers and shall be noticed of the pending disposition and invited to bid, and
179 (c) Names and addresses from the Monroe County Property Appraiser website
180 shall be used for sending the notices to contiguous properties, and
181 (d) The Notice shall inform prospective bidders and bidders shall agree in writing
182 at the time of the bid: 0
183 a. that each parcel being sold will be subject to a deed restriction
184 prohibiting the construction of a residential dwelling unit on the parcel
185 and shall only be used consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and
186 Land Development Code for accessory uses and structures, and
187 b. that the parcel being sold shall be combined by unity of title with the
188 contiguous property with the existing principal residential use, and
189 c. to the minimum purchase price established by the County by
190 resolution; and
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191 d. that there is a minimum deposit amount of 10% of total bid amount
192 required to accept the bid(s); and
193 (e) The County shall accept the highest bid, at or above the minimum purchase
194 price established in the Notice or may reject all bids. If the highest bidder does
195 not purchase and close on the parcel, the County shall have the authority to
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196 consider the next highest bidder, provided the bid meets or exceeds the
197 minimum purchase price established, and
198 (f) As used in this section, a contiguous parcel or contiguous property means
199 parcels of land sharing of a common border at more than a single point of
200 intersection, and
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202 Section 9: Sections 2-418 through 2-420 are Reserved.
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205 Section 10: Division 3 is hereby created to read as follows:
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207 DIVISION 3. —NEIGHBORHOOD DISPOSITION (RESALE)PROGRAM 0
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210 Section 11: Section 2-421 of the Monroe County Code is hereby created to read as
211 follows: 0
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213 Section 2-421. -Neighborhood Disposition (Resale)Program Standards
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215 The County may, at the County's discretion, and upon approval of a resolution by
216 the BOCC, initiate the disposal of qualifying�property to a Property Owners
217 Association in terms determined by the Board to be in the best interests of the
218 County, subject to the following conditions and limitations:
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220 (a) The Board is satisfied that there is an active Property Owners Association, as o
221 that term is defined in F.S. 712.01(5),
222 (b) The Board determines that it is in the best interest of the County to offer a E
223 parcel for neighborhood uses, as permitted by the Comprehensive Plan and
224 Land Development Code, to that Property Owners Assocation;
225 (c) The parcel shall be deed restricted to prohibit prospective purchasers from
226 seeking:
227 a. a permit for the construction of a residential dwelling unit, and/or
228 b. points in the Rate of Growth Ordinance (ROGO) application process
229 for receiving a ROGO allocation, and
230 c. to sell the parcel, 0
231 (d) The parcel shall be deed restricted with a reverter clause,so that if the Property u
232 Owners Association dissolves and/or fails to maintain the property, the
233 County may at exercise the reverter.
234 (e) Once transferred, the parcel shall be managed _by an active Propertyby an active Property Owners
235 Association, and
236 (f) Other terms and conditions that the Board deems just and proper under which
237 it will contemplate the transfer of ownership to the Property Owners
238 Association, but
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239 (i) The following are ineligible for this disposition program:
240 (a) Parcels containing�protected habitat, acquired as conservation land, or
241 being managed as conservation land,
242 (b) Parcels dedicated to the County for ROGO points for conservation
243 purposes;
244 (c) Parcels owned by Monroe County Land Authority; and
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245 (d) Parcels purchased with grant funds requiring conservation or requiring
246 county ownership in perpetuity_
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248 Section 12: Section 2-422 of the Monroe County Code is hereby created to read as
249 follows:
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251 Section 2-422. —Neighborhood Disposition (Resale)Program Process
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253 (a) Notice shall be sent of the intended action to dispose of eligible_ parcels, to all
254 Property Owners' Associations active in a neighborhood in which the property r-
255 exists.
256 (b) Notice shall be sent by certified mail,providing at least 30 days for interested
257 Property Owners Associations to respond, in writing, on a form to be U
258 provided, indicating:
259 a. interest in the purchase of parcel being offered for disposition, =�
260 b. the minimum price the County will accept for the property; 0
261 c. the price willing_ to o be paid for the parcel, and c
262 d. Any other terms determined by the Board.
263 (c) The Board shall retain the sole discretion to accept a Property Owner's
264 Association's bid.
265 (d) Names and addresses from the Monroe County Property Appraiser website or
266 other State of Florida website, shall be used for sending the notices to Property
267 Owner Association.
268 (e) The Notice shall inform prospective Property Owners Associations seeking to
269 acquire a parcel that it shall agree in writing at the time of the transfer that: o
270 a. each parcel being conveyed will be subject to a deed restriction n
271 prohibiting the construction of a residential dwelling unit on the parcel, E
272 prohibiting the resale of the parcel without County consent, and shall CL
273 only be used consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and Land
274 Development Code for neighborhood uses and structures, N
275 b. the Property Owners' Association (Association) shall maintain the
276 property and that the parcel shall be subject to a reverter clause
277 providing that the parcel may return to County ownership if the
278 Association dissolves and/or fails to properly maintain the parcel, in
279 which case the parcel shall revert back to the County; and 0
280 c. the Board shall retain the option to decide whether it wants to exercise
281 the reverter or not.
282 (f) To exercise the reverter, the following must occur:
283 a. The Board shall authorize the exercise of the reverter clause,
284 b. The County must notify the Association by certified mail, at the most
285 recent address recorded with the Monroe County Property Appraiser
286 or the last known address on record with the Florida Secretary of State,
287 Division of Corporations for the Association indicating the
288 maintenance deficiencies, providing an opportunity to cure, and
289 indicating the intent to exercise the reverter if not cured;
290 c. The County must notify the property owners in the subdivision(s)
291 affiliated with the Property Owners Association,using the most recent
292 address recorded with the Monroe County Property Appraiser of same
293 of the Board's intention to exercise the reverter; and
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294 d. The County shall publish a notice in a newspaper authorized by statute
295 to publish legal notices in the County,providing notice of the intent to
296 exercise the reverter.
297 e. In the event of an exercise of the reverter,the Association shall execute
298 a deed to the County for the subject property. If the Association does
299 not produce a deed to the County for the subject property, then the
300 County may seek a court order confirming the reversion has occurred.
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302 Section 13: Section 2-423 of the Monroe County Code is hereby created to read as
303 follows:
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305 Sec. 2-423. - Revenue
306 Any revenue derived from the disposition/sale of parcels shall be deposited to
307 Fund 316, the fund used to pay for land acquisitions under the density reduction
308 and/or Less than Fee programs.
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310 Section 14: Sections 2-424 through 2-427 are Reserved.
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312 Section 15: Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or provision of this
313 ordinance is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to the invalid,the remainder
314 of this ordinance shall not be affected by such invalidity.
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316 Section 16: Conflict. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are
317 hereby repealed to the extent of said conflict.
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319 Section 17: Inclusion in the Monroe County Code of Ordinance. The provisions of this
320 Ordinance shall be included and incorporated in the Code of Ordinances of the E
321 County of Monroe, Florida, as an addition to amendment thereto, and shall be
322 appropriately renumbered to conform to the uniform marking system of the Code.
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324 Section 18: Effective Date. This Ordinance shall be filed with the Department of State and
325 shall be effective as provided in F.S. 125.66(2).
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328 PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County,
329 Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held on the day of January, 2022.
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331 Mayor
332 Mayor pro tem
333 Commissioner y
334 Commissioner
335 Commissioner
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338 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
339 OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
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341 BY:
342 Mayor XXXXXXX
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344 ATTEST: KEVIN MADOK, CLERK
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