05/03/1982 Regular
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Regular Meeting
Board of Ccunty Ccmni.ssioners
MOnday, May 3, 1982
10: 00 A.M., Key West, Florida
A regular rreeting of the Board of Ccunty Ccmni.ssioners
convened on May 3, 1982 at 10:00 A.M., in Coortrocm B, Coorthouse
Annex, Key West. Present and answering to roll call were
Ccmni.ssioner Curt Blair, Ccmni.ssioner Wilhelmina Harvey,
Ccmni.ssioner Jerry Hernandez, Jr., Ccmni.ssioner Ken Sorensen and
Chairman George Dolezal. Also present were Danny L. Kolhage,
Deputy Clerk; Lu:ien Proby, Ccunty Attorney; Kermit Lewin, Ccunty
Adninistrator; IlE11lbers of the Ccunty staff; IreI11bers of the
Ccunty's Engineering Finn; members of the Press and Radio; and
interested citizens.
All stood and recited the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag.
Trere were several additions to the agenda. The
following items were either deleted, withdrawn, or postponed:
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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Agenda Item No. 2 - postponed for tv;o (2) ~:
Letter fran Hertz Corporation requesting sufficient
space in the baggage claim area of the Key West
International Airport fran which to ~rate a car rental
service.
LEX;AL DEPAR'IMENT
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Agenda Item No. 1 - postponed for tv;o (2) ~:
Discuss Avis Lease at Key West International Air-
port.
REPORTS & REC~TIONS OF COUNTY ADMINIS'lRA'IOR
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Agenda Item No. 3 - deleted sane as No. F. 3:
Calsider request of Judge Chappell - Ccunty to pay
$3,687.12 to State of Florida as their contribution
towards upgrading his service.
127
Agenda Item No. 4 - deleted sane as No. H. 8:
Calsider request fran Bruce Porter, Pastor of Island
Canrnmity Church, for placement of nightwatchman
trailer on premises of 7t acre canpus al Upper
Matecurnbe Key.
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Agenda Item No. 10 - withdrawn:
Discussion by Airport Director/Consultant al construc-
tion of National Weather Service upper air inflation
building at Key West International Airport, and re-
location of the Public W:>rks rraintenance facility
and Sreriff I s propane tank at Key West International
Airport.
REPCRTS & RECCM1ENDATIONS OF OOARD MEMBERS
Agenda Item No. 1 - withdrawn:
Ccmni.ssioner Blair - to discuss the Hoosing Finance
Authority.
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Motion was rrade by Cannissioner Harvey and seconded by
Chairman Dolezal to adopt the following items by unani.m:>us
consent:
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LEX3AL DEPAR'lMENT
Board adopted the following resolution authorizing the
Chainnan of the Board of Coonty Cannissioners of ~roe Coonty,
Florida, to execute a Contract by and between the Area Agency on
Aging for Dade and ~roe Coonties - United. Way of Dade Coonty,
Ioc., and ~roe Coonty Board of Coonty Cannissioners.
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RESOLUI'IOO 00. 145-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated. herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolution incorporating a
biological assessnent into the records concerning application of
Dcnald W. Porter to construct a seawall l:ulkhead along his Olck
Key property shoreline per staff rec<mrEI1dation.
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RESOLUI'IOO 00. 146-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated herein by reference.
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Board adopted the following resolution concerning
receipt of unanticipated funds.
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RESOLUI'IOO 00. 147-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated. herein by reference.
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Board adopted the following resolution transferring
funds .
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RESOLUI'IOO 00. 148-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated herein by reference.
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REPORTS & RFIXHiENDATIOOS OF COUNTY ADMINIS'IRA'IDR
Board approved rem:>val of the following i terns fran
Coonty Inventory:
Public W:>rks 7 0
Inv. No. 4102-87, 1953 Bulldozer International, l-biel T9;
Purchase Price $2,000.00; engine frozen - too costly to repair.
Inv. No. 4102-24, steam Cleaner #E1761, purchase price
$633.25; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-85, tractor Catepillar, purchase price
$4,000.00; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-167, Time Clock, l-biel No. 2121L;
purchase price $131. 75; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-196, Power M:Jwer, Yazoo #417254; purchase
price $329.95; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-210 Pioneer Cover; purchase price $595.00;
beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-239, Material Distributor; purchase price
$1500.00; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-252, Pontiac, 4 Door Sedan, SN233690R603293;
purchase price $2,415.87; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4102-324, Water Punp, Aquamaster 2"; purchase price
$215.00; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 4103-115, Torpedo Crane Truck, ~el No. 1953,
Serial No. 82-01885; beyond repair.
Road D3partnent
The following i terns are either lost or stolen:
Inv. No.4102-139, 1973 Yahor M:Jwer, ~el No. B324; no
value.
Inv. No. 4102-202, 3" Trash Punp, Serial No. P219381, ~el
1974.
Inv. No. 4102-242, 1976 GE M:Dile Radio, Serial No.
548-0214. 70
Inv. No. 4102-244, 1976 2," Hdyranatic Water Punp.
Inv. No. 4102-167, 1973 Time Clock 2121L.
Inv. No. 4102-201, 1966 Sani -Trailer W:>od Bed.
Inv. No. 4102-235, 1975 Chain Saw.
Inv. No. 4102-254, 1976 Mark TV Air Caldi tioner .
Inv. No. 4102-300, 1977 M::.'Cullough Chain Saw.
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Clerk of the Carrt
- Tha following i terns are either lost or stolen:
70 Inv. No. 212-49, 1957 Desk.
Inv. No. 2320-298/299, 1973 Instrunent File.
Inv. No. 2321A-l, 1954 File Cabinet.
Inv. No. 2321A-46, 1967 File Cabinet.
Inv. No. 23210-70, 1966 Typewriter.
Inv. No. 0202-2, 1961 Roller Shalf.
Inv. No. 2321-5, 1959 Typewriter; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 0202A-81, 1973 Typewriter; beyond repair.
Reggie paros - EnErgency Services
Inv. No. 1422-20, cne (1) Tooe Plectron, #R719B3-118676;
accidently run OIJer by truck at scene.
Card Samd District
Inv. No. 7991-13, 1977 water Pump; beyond repair.
Marathon Airport
Inv. No. 7201A-5, 1975 Air Caldi tioner; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 720lA-I0, 1977 Vacuum Cleaner; beyond repair.
Key West International Airport
Inv. No. 7201-195/196, two (2) 1977 Portable Radios;
beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-193, 1977 Battery Charger; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-19, 1954 Fire Extinguisher; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-39, 1964 Hand Truck; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-87, 967 Shelving; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-142, 1970 Wheel Chair; beyond repair.
Inv. No. 7201-37, 1963 Refrigerator; beyond repair.
Tha following i terns stored in the warehouse in Stock Island were
judged by the Public W:>rks Director to be of no use and should be
disposed of:
Inv. No. 2559-99, Freiden Calculator, SN#14993; broken.
Inv. No. 2559-105, Unitrex Calculator, SN# 36030556;
broken.
Inv. No. 2559-104, Royal Typewriter, SN#136873403;
outdated .
Inv. No. 2559-108, N:R Bookkeeping Machine; #5908824;
broken and outdated.
Inv. No. 2559-109, M:nroe Adding Machine, SN# J271942;
outdated .
Inv. No. 2559-110, Burroughs Adding Machine, SN#325410D;
outdated .
Inv. No. 2559-112, IBM Typewriter, SN#6802177; carriage
jamred .
jamred .
Inv. No. 2559-121, Friden Calculator, SN#300494; broken.
Inv. No. 2320-351, Victor Cash Register, SN#5224938;
Inv. No. 2559-89/91, Brandt Autanatic Cashiers.
Inv. No. 2559-101, Royal Typewriter, SN#5710534.
Inv. No. 2559-100, IBM Typewriter, SN#214441.
Inv. No. 2559-102, Friden Calculator, SN#17709.
Inv. No. 2559-105, IBM Dictating Machine.
Inv. No. 2559-107, IBM Typewriter, SN#2250608.
Inv. No. 2559-111, Rex Rotary Stencil Maker.
Inv. No. 2559-127, IBM Transcribing Machine.
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Beard ratified an agreerrent as of December 1, 1981 by
and between Ray A. Schoneck and the Beard of Camty Ccmni.ssioners
for admission to Bay Shore Manor a/k/a M:nroe Camty Hare, Adult
Calgregrate Living Facility for the Elderly - Level II.
17
Beard approved a refund in the arrount of $75.00 to
Wallace R. Mills for Contractor's EKarn per staff recatl1EIldation.
18
Beard approved a refund in the arrount of $188.10 to
Albert Manian on Building Fermi t per staff recatl1EIldations.
17
Beard approved payrrent to The Brewer Co., in the arrount
of $69,651. 45 for Old 4-A Little 'Ibrch Key Project per staff
recatl1EIldation.
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1982:
Board approved the following Warrants for April and May,
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WARRANTS
General Revenue Flmd, #6686-6965, in the arrount of
$517,752.02.
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General Revenue Flmd FRS, #79-81, in the arrount of
$2 ,325 . 89.
Supplenent to the General Revenue Flmd, #69, in the
arrount of $396.16.
Fine & Forfeiture Flmd, #158-160, in the arrount of
$509,164.54.
Road & Bridge Flmd, #132-134, in the anDUIlt of
$1,468.75.
Airport Revenue Flmd, #76, in the arrount of $501. 75.
Airport Operation & Maintenance Flmd, #75, in the arrount
of $6,866.67.
Card Samd Bridge Revenue Flmd, #87-88, in the arrount
of $34,437.77.
M3D Tax District, #236-238, in the arrount of
$579,939.56.
Warkrrens Carpensation, #252-261, in the arrount of
$3,135.64.
Marathon Bank, #1-2, in the arrount of $1,024,655.25,
M3D-Pledged Flmd Account.
Capital Project Flmd, #16, in the arrount of $23.13.
Board approved payment to Mullin, Rhyne, Emrons and
'I'q>pel in the arrount of $1,477.56 on Translator Suit.
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Board approved payment of the following bills cut of
Advertising Flmd:
Florida UI;per Keys Chamber of Carm:rrce
Postage
$754.80
Tcurist Developrent Trust Flmd
Specialized Services $ 92.50
Motion carried unaniIrously.
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OFFICIAL CCRRESPOND.E:OCE
The Board was advised of a letter fran the Sheriff
advising of the appoint:rrents of the following as Deputy Sheriffs:
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Ben Lowe
Precinct No. 2
Linda V. Shearer
Precinct No. 14
Malcolm winn
Precinct No. 2
Leon D. stewart
Precinct No. 23
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
77
Motion was nade by Carmissioner Hernandez and seconded
by Carmissioner Harvey to adopt the following resolution con-
cerning receipt of unanticipated funds, State Aid to Libraries.
Roll call vote was taken and carried unani.m:>usly.
RESOLUTION NO. 149-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated herein by reference.
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Mayor I))lezal and the Camty Attorney discussed non-
partisan elections. Dlring discussion Mayor I))lezal nade a
rrotion to strike the item from the agenda. Mr. Proby, Camty
Attorney, was instructed to get an Attorney General's Opinion on
this natter.
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Motion was nade by Carmissioner Sorensen and seconded by
Chainnan Dolezal to accept the Report of Forfeited Vehicles from
the Sheriff dated April 2, 1982 {Xlrsuant to Florida Statutes
932.704 (3) (a). Motion carried unaniIrously. Discussion also
ensued regarding the p:>ssibility of the Camty using the
vehicles. The Camty Administrator was instructed to correspond
wi th the Sheriff en this natter and rep:>rt back to the Board.
RmUEST '10 ADI:RESS 'lliE OOARD
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Mr. John Goodknight, District Engineer, along with Mr.
Jdm Taylor, Deputy District Engineer, Florida ~part:nent of
Transportatien, discussed the Depart:nent' s Tentative W:lrk Program
for ~roe Camty for Fiscal Years 1983-1987. He covered the
following topics: najor construction projects, resurfacing pro-
jects, traffic operations, and safety projects. Mr. Goodknight
answered several questions from the Carmission and :rcembers of the
audience.
REPORTS & RECCM-1ENDATIONS OF OOARD MEMBERS
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Chainnan I))lezal introduced ~. Alice Skinger, Chainnan
of the Library Board, who discussed the Post Office Building in
Key Largo as off ice space for the library. ~. Skinger read a
letter into the records from the Library Board dated April 23,
1982 opposing the re-location of the Library into said wilding.
Ccmni.ssioner Sorensen discussed a letter dated April 13, 1982
from the Public W:lrks Depart:nent. z.t>tion was nade by
Ccmni.ssioner Sorensen requesting that the Library Board study the
problem and CCIIe back to the Board within 30-90 days in regards
to the re-location of the Library in the ~r Keys and at that
tine to meet with the Board concerning their recamendations.
No second was received to his rrotion. z.t>tion died for lack of a
second.
OPENING OF BIOO
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Next item was the opening of sealed bids for installa-
tion of Daybeacons in COIl Key Channel, Stock Island, Key vest,
Florida. Proof of plblication was entered into the records.
Motion was nade by Ccmni.ssioner Harvey and seconded by
Ccmni.ssioner Hernandez to authorize the Clerk to open the bids.
Motion carried unanirrously. The following bids \\ere received:
Upper Keys Marine Censtruction
P. o. Box 18MA
Key Largo, Florida 33037
$24,990.00
Frank Keevan & Sen, Inc.
2nd Street
Stock Island, Key west, Fla. 33040
$12,767.00
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Motion was nade by Ccmni.ssioner Hernandez and seconded by
Ccmni.ssioner Harvey to refer the bids to staff consisting of
Mr. Lewin, Camty Administrator: and Mr. Fisher, Extension
Director, for a rep:>rt back to the Board as soon as p:>ssible.
Motion carried unanirrously with Carmissioner Sorensen absent.
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LEGAL DEPAR'lMENT
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The County Attorney discussed the Fixed Base Operation
at the Marathon Airport. He advised the Board that there had ---'
been sone questions raised by the FAA as to the exclusivity of
the lease. He also advised the Board that he was preparing to
write an opinion stating that his intrepretation of the lease was
that the Fixed Base Operator was not entitled to the use or bene-
fit of any of the property in the Marathon Airport which lies
westerly of the public terminal building and that his recomren-
dation would be that Mr. Butler should be instructed to conply
wi th that opinion and be forced to vacate any portion of the
Marathon Airport property which lies ~sterly of the property.
Mr. Alfred Frigola, Attorney representing Mr. Butler, also
addressed the Board regarding his client. Mr. Pat Rebull, of
BR&R Associates and Mr. Arthur Skelly, Airport Manager, addressed
the Board on this matter. ~ion was made by Carmissioner
Hernandez and seconded by Chairnan Iblezal to accept the Camty
Attorney's opinion that the Fixed Base Operator at the Marathon
Airport was entitled to rights only up to the public terminal
building. Roll call vote was taken and carried with Carmissioner
Sorensen voting no.
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REPORTS & REX::ClfoMENDATIONS OF OOARD MEMBERS
Motion was made by Carmissioner Blair and seconded By
Chairnan Iblezal to authorize travel for Carrnissioners to attend
SJ.\.tX ~ting on May 14, 1982. ~ion carried unanirrously.
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Cannissioner Harvey discussed proposed fee increases for
franchise contractors and the provisions of the ordinance. No
action was taken.
Motion was made by Cannissioner Harvey and seconded by
Cannissioner Hernandez to postpone the bid opening on Duck Key
Bridge No. 3 from May 18, 1982 until June 28, 1982. ~ion
carried unanirrously.
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Carmissioner Sorensen was scheduled to discuss the
Florida Keys Electric Co-op. '!his item was postponed for two (2)
weeks at his request.
120
Cannissioner Sorensen discussed the land Use Plan Map
and rreetings and the proposed resolution and steps recently taken
by the Board to inprove planning process. He indicated that he
would re-agenda this i tern for two (2) weeks as the backup infor-
mation had not been furnished to the Ccmnission prior to the
rreeting. The i tern was withdrawn at this tine.
87
Cannissioner Harvey discussed authorization for the
Island Christian School at Islarrorada to place a watchman trailer
on the grounds of the school to cut down on vandalism. ~ion
was made by Cannissioner Harvey and seconded by Carmissioner
Hernandez to authorize the waiver of the ordinance and allow the
trailer on the school grounds. Roll call vote was taken and
carried unanirrously.
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84
Cannissioner Sorensen discussed Michael Garretson's
letter of April 26, 1982 to Mayor Iblezal. ~ion was made by
Cannissioner Sorensen directing the Director of Building/planning/
Zcning to travel to Tallahassee and also authorizing Mr.
Garretson to request funds for the Mcnroe County
Building/Planning/Zooing Depart.ment. No second was received to
his rrotion. The Chairnan read into the records a letter from
Mr. Garretson of the Florida DepartIIent of Veterans
and Camnmity Affairs. r-t:>tion was made by Carmissioner Blair
and seconded by Carmissioner Sorensen authorizing Mr. Lessler,
Mcnroe Camty's Planning/Zooing/Building Director to represent
the Board of County Carmissiooers at a rreeting before the
GoIrernor and the Cabinet regarding zoning matters. ~ion
carried unaniIoously.
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Carmissioner Harvey advised the Board that Mr. Joe
Rosenblatt and Mr. Henry Staples did not wish to continue to
serve on the Translator Board when their term expires on June 7,
1982. ~tion was nade by Carmissioner Hernandez and seconded by
Carmissioner Blair instructing the Camty Administrator to con-
tact the other nembers of the Translator Board to see if they
wish to continue to serve and report his findings back to the
Board. ~tion carried unaniIrously.
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Cannissioner Sorensen discussed the roadblock by U. S.
Border Patrol and Custans Service. No action was taken.
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Mayor Dolezal discussed the Translator Board and
suggested that they enploy their own Attorney. The Camty
Administrator was instructed to place the item on the next
agenda.
REPORTS & RFJ:XM.1ENDATIONS OF COUNTY AImNIS'IRA'JUR
84
Motion was nade by Ccmnissioner Harvey and seconded by
Carmissioner Blair to approve the following Flood Hazard
Ordinances per staff recamendation:
Ocean Reef Club:
Fran 12' to 61 (variance of 61) to construct a steel
building to relocate the existing laundry facility;
From 12' to 7. 25 ' (variance of 41 9") to rern:>del and
enlarge existing conference center and food service facility;
W.L. Trust
Variance to erect one story building at approximate
existing grade.
Motion carried unanirrously.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
114
Motion was nade by Carmissioner Harvey and seconded by
Carmissioner Blair to postpone discussion of the Ninth Cent Gas
Tax for four (4) weeks. r-Dtion carried unanirrously.
LEXiAL IEPAR'lMENT
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The Board then discussed a letter from Judge Bill G.
Chappell requesting the Board's authorization to pay ~3,687.l2
for the upgrading of service fran January 1969 through December
1972 under the Elected State Officers Class. r-Dtion was made by
Ccmnissioner Sorensen to deny the request. No second was
received to his notion. ~tion died for lack of a second.
Motion was then made by Chainnan Dolezal and seconded by
Carmissioner Harvey to authorize the payrrent of ~3, 687.12 out of
the Ccntingency Fund. Roll call vote was taken and carried with
Ccmnissioner Sorensen voting no.
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Motion was made by Ccmnissioner Blair and seconded by
Ccmnissioner Hernandez to grant the Members of the Crawfish Trap
Ordinance an extension of 30 days to carplete their study con-
cerning Ordinance No. 20-1980 and rrake recamendations back to
the Board. r-Dtion carried uaniIrously.
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Motion was nade by Carmissioner Sorensen and seconded by
Carmissioner Blair to adopt the following resolution authorizing
the arrendrrent of the Lease Agreerrent by and between Mcnroe
Camty, Florida, and Five 6-6666 Cab Co. r-Dtion carried
unanirrously.
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RESOLl1rION 00. 150-1982
See Res. Book No. 27 which is incorporated herein by reference.
REPORTS & RECCM>1ENDATIONS OF COUNTY AImNIS'lRA'IQR
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Judge Richard Payne discussed with the Board the need
for office space for the Salvation Army for the Probation and
Parole Operation. This natter was referred to the County
Administrator.
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Too Cwnty Attorney discussed litigation regarding the
state Sales Tax and advised the Board that it will be filed in
Leon Cwnty 00 May 5, 1982. He also discussed the formula and
collection and distribution process.
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Too tine being after 5:00 P.M. a ItOtioo was made by
Ccmnissioner Hernandez and seconded by Chainnan Dolezal to extend
the neeting deadlilne until the agenda is canpleted. Roll call
vote was taken and carried unanirrously.
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TOO Cwnty Attorney advised the Board of the following
new lawsuits:
Janes Marks vs. Board of Cwnty Cannissioners in re:
Permit. (hearing is scheduled for May 11, 1982)
Jorge Cabrera vs. Sheriff of Mcnroe Cwnty for false
arrest and inprisomrent.
107
Mr. Proby discussed the report of Mr. Bob Harris of
Pest, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, Inc. regarding the Ccpa D10ra
Bridge. Motion was made by Chainnan Dolezal and seconded by
Cannissioner Hernandez to authorize execution of the Cootract by
and between Ug:>er Keys Marine Ccnstructioo Co., in the arrount of
$210,575.00. Motion carried unaninDusly.
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REPORTS & RECC'M-1ENDATIONS OF COUNTY ADMINIS'IRA'IOR
Next item was the Cwnty Administrator's Report. Motioo
was made by Cannissioner Hernandez and seconded by Cannissioner
Harvey to authorize payrrent to Key West Insurance in the aroount
of $92,894.00 for the Board's Carprehensive Business Policy
Motion carried unaniIrously.
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Too Board discussed the neeting scheduled for May 30,
1982 which falls on M:m:>rial Day Holiday. Motion was nade by
Ccmnissioner Harvey and seconded by Cannissioner Hernandez to
postpone the May 30, 1982 neeting to June 1, 1982. Motion
carried unanircously.
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Motion was nade by Cannissiooer Hernandez and seconded
by Cannissioner Harvey to authorize expenditure up 'to $2,000.00
for the purchase of Mcnroe Cwnty Code Books and Swthard
Standard Books for all rremhers of the M:nroe Cwnty Code Review
Board. Motion carried unanirrously.
17
Mr. John Stran of the Methodist Church of the Ug:>er Keys
addressed the Board regarding problems he was having in ItOving
the old church building to property CMned by the Masooic Lodge
in Tavernier. This natter was referred to Mr. Lewin and Mr.
Lessler for a report back at the next neeting.
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Too Board discussed an opinion 00 legality of solid
waste dunping fees rendered by the County Attorney. Motion was
nade by Cannissioner Blair and seconded by Cannissioner Harvey
instructing the County Attorney and the Manager of the Municipal
Service District to prepare a written report with solutions and
authorize the County Attorney to prepare an amendrrent to the
Ordinance for the prrpose of allowing free non-carrrercial dunping
at all Cwnty duIrps. Motion carried unanimJusly.
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Motion was made by Chainnan Dolezal and seconded by
Cannissioner to authorize approval of Restoratioo Project for
Au:iubon Acres, Inc., per staff recarm:mdation.
127
Motion was made by Ccmnissioner Hernandez and seconded
by Chainnan Dolezal to approve a variance to the Flood Hazard
Ordinance for Mr. Frank Nuccio per staff recamendation. During
discussion a ItOtion was made by Cannissioner Hernandez and
seconded by Chainnan Dolezal to postpone this item for two (2)
weeks. Motion carried unaninDusly.
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Motion was rrade by Chainnan Iblezal and seconded by
Carmissioner Blair to refer the request of Mr. Gerald Krause for
a pennit for canal plug reinforcem:mt for Coral Soores EStates,
Little Torch Key to the Director of the Building/Planning/Zcning
Department for a report back in two (2) weeks. l-Dticn carried
unan im:>us I y .
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Moticn was made by Carmissicner Blair and seconded by
Chainnan Iblezal to approve an Agreenent Letter by and behreen
the Municipal Service District and American Managenent Systems
for the Waste AssesSIlEIlt Roll. l-Dtion carried unanirrously.
Trere being no further business a I1Dtion was rrade bylCarmissioner Sorensen and seconded by Chainnan Iblezal to
ajoourn. l-Dtion carried unanirrously.
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