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Regular Meeting
Board of County Commissioners
Tuesday, September 22, 1981
10:00 A.M., Marathon
A regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioner
convened on the above date. Present and answering to roll call
were Commissioner Curt Blair, Commissioner Wilhelmina Harvey,
Commissioner Jerry Hernandez, Jr., Commissioner Ken Sorensen,
and Chairman George Dolezal. Also present were Danny L.
Kolhage, Deputy Clerk; Lucien Proby, County Attorney; Kermit
Lewin, County Administrator; members of the Press and Radio;
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land general public.
All stood for the Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag.
Motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and secon-
Ided by Commissioner Blair to approve the following items in
bulk if there was no objection from any of the Board Members:
REQUEST TO ADDRESS THE BOARD
Board approved agreement between the State of
Florida, Department of Veterans and Community Affairs
and Monroe County pertaining to the Alert and Notifi-
cation System which is being established in the
vicinity of the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant.
and adopted following Resolution. RESOLUTION N0. 268
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF COUNTY AD
Board approved payment to Northern Bank Note
Company for the printing of Florida Improvement
Revenue Bonds, Series 1981, in the amount of
$1,568.90.
The Board approved the following bills for
pauper burials: Lopez Funeral Home $800.00 and
Pritchard Funeral Home $400.00.
Board authorized expenditure up to $750.00 to
the Key West Junior Major League All -Star Team to
defray expenses during their tournament.
Board approved a request from Marathon High
School for temporary closing of State Road in
Marathon for their Annual Homecoming Parade.
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Board adopted the following resolution authoriz-
ing the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners
of Monroe County, Florida, to execute a Project Agree-
ment, development by and between the State of Florida,
Department of Natural Resources and Monroe County,
Florida concerning the Boating Improvement Fund
Project on Kemp Channel.
RESOLUTION NO. 269-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolution adopting
the re -organization proposal for the Planning, Build-
ing and Zoning Department of Monroe County, Florida,
and authorizing the County Attorney to advertise for
Public Hearing any ordinance changes necessary to
implement the proposal.
RESOLUTION NO. 270-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolution authorize
the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, to execute an Easement by and
between the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe
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County, Florida, and Florida Keys Electric Cooperati
Association, Inc.
RESOLUTION NO. 271-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolution concern-
ing receipt of unanticipated funds.
RESOLUTION NO. 272-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolution trans-
ferring funds.
RESOLUTION NO. 273-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Board adopted the following resolutions concern
ing ADAP Grants at Key West and Marathon Airports.
RESOLUTION NO. 274-1981
RESOLUTION NO. 275-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CLERK TO THE BOARD
Board approved the following Warrants for
September, 1981:
W A R R A N T S
General Revenue Fund, #11861-12274, in the amount of
$502,941.73.
General Revenue Fund, Boulevard Bank, #9, in the
amount of $21,440.15.
General Revenue Fund, Marathon Bank, #10, in the
amount of $23,142.42.
General Revenue Fund, First American Bank, #10, in
the amount of $61,937.85.
General Revenue Fund FRS, #44, in the amount of
$200,000.00.
Supplement to the General Revenue Fund, #38, in the
amount of $21,406.94.
Fine & Forfeiture Fund, #100-101, in the amount of
$171,199.01.
Road & Bridge Fund, #75-80, in the amount of
$485,722.83.
Airport Revenue Fund, #54, in the amount of
$10,000.00.
Airport Operation & Maintenance Fund, #44, in the
amount of $8,710.36.
Airport Development & Replacement Fund, #17-18, in
the amount of $196,838.00.
Law Library Fund, #32, in the amount of $276.00.
Card Sound Bridge Revenue Fund, #50-51, in the
amount of $19,635.21.
MSD Tax District, #125-132, in the amount of
$238,151.43.
Workmens Compensation, #144-148, in the amount of
$101,555.59.
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MSD Tax District FRS,#5, in the amount of $640.91.
Capital Project Fund, #1-2, in the amount of
$47,345.91.
MSD Tax District #100-B, #45, in the amount of
$21.37.
MSD Tax District #72, in the amount of $544.84.
MSD Tax District #73, #45, in the amount of $1,340.94
MSD Tax District #74, #45, in the amount of $150.27.
MSD Tax District #75, #45, in the amount of $1,035.16
MSD Tax District #76, #45, in the amount of $2,425.21
MSD Tax District #100-A, #45, in the amount of
$727.70.
MSD Tax District #100-C, #45, in the amount of
$673.27.
MSD Tax District #100-H, #45, in the amount of
$6,531.38.
Board approved the following advertising bills:
Stewart Newman & Associates:
Media $31,933.41
PR Fee 1,750.00
Expenses 7,101.38
Total $40,784.79
Islamorada Chamber of Commerce - $2,809.20
Board approved Deputy Sheriff's Blanket Surety
Bond in the amount of $1,000.00.
Motion carried unanimously.
Prior to the bulk approval of the above listed
litems Chairman Dolezal read a letter from Mr. Robert A. Hawfielc
Jr., Chief, Department of Veterans and Community Affairs
concerning emergency services in Monroe County. Mr. Hawfield
commended the actions of Mr. William Wagner, Director of
Civil Defense. Motion was made by Chairman Dolezan and seconder
by Commissioner Harvey to place the letter from Mr. Hawfield
dated September 10, 1981 into the records of the Board of
County Commissioners and also to file a copy in Mr. Wagner's
personnel file. Motion carried unanimously.
OPENING OF BIDS
Next item was the opening of sealed bids for the
paving, grading and drainage improvements of Old 4A Road,
Little Torch Key. Proof of publication was entered into the
records. The Clerk advised the Board there were three (3)
bids on the table. Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez
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and seconded by Commissioner Sorensen to open the bids. Motion
carried unanimously. The following bids were received:
Frank Keevan & Son
2nd Street
Stock Island, Key West, Fla. 33040 $462,530.00
Charley Toppino & Sons
P. 0. Box 787
Key West, Florida 33040 $382,427.60
The Brewer Co.
9801 N.W. 106th Street
Miami, Florida 33178 $345,099.55
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by
Commissioner Harvey to refer the bids to Mr. Stickney and the
Consulting Engineers to report back to the Board later in the
meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
following:
Next item was the opening of sealed bids for the
Use by lease of the five (5) sites located in Monroe
County, Florida, for the purpose of establishing
thereon translator towers and related equipment;
that in addition to the building of the towers and
related equipment, the bid should contain an offer
to construct the same at bidder's cost; the rights
to commercial use of said towers, exclusive of the
use of County services; to provide for maintenance;
and the bid is to be for a time certain not to exceed
thirty (3) years.
Proof of publication was entered into the records. The County
Attorney advised the Board that he was in the process of re -
advertising for new bids on this project. No action was taken
at this time.
PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing was held at this time on the
following ordinance:
An ordinance of Monroe County, Florida, imposing
and levying a Tourist Development Tax in the City
of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, pursuant to
the Florida Local Option Tourist Development Act,
Florida Statutes 125.0104; providing for the col-
lection of said tax; providing that the revenue so
raised shall be utilized to implement the Monroe
County Tourist Development Plan; providing for
Referendum Election to impose and levy the Tax;
providing for Referendum Election to repeal the tax;
providing for severability of ordinance provisions;
providing an effective date.
Proof of publication was entered into the records. Motion was
made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner
Harvey to read the ordinance by title only. Motion carried
unanimously. The following people spoke: John Dement, General
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Manager of the Casa Marina, opposed passage of the ordinance;
Mr. Rick Easton of the Key West Tourist Development Council
favored the ordinance; Ms. Virginia Panico of the Key West Hote
and Motel Association favored the ordinance. Motion was made
by Commissioner Blair and seconded by Commissioner Harvey to
adopt said ordinance as amended by the County Attorney. Roll
call vote was taken and carried unanimously.
ORDINANCE No. 9-1981
See Ord. Book No. 5 which is incorporated herein by reference.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Mr. Knight, Tax Collected, discussed the request by
Mr. Aguero to advertise an ordinance establishing Special
Assessment on residential and commercial rates for Solid Waste
Collection for 1982. Mr. Aguero also discussed this item and
requested an increase in both the residential and commercial
rates. During discussion a motion was made by Commissioner
Sorensen and seconded by Commissioner Blair to postpone this
item to obtain additional information. Motion carried unani-
usly.
OPENING OF BIDS
The next item discussed was the opening of sealed
bids for the Key West International Airport Coffee Shop and
Lounge. Proof of publication was entered into the records.
The Clerk advised the Board that there was one (1) bid on the
table from the following:
Star Investment Corp.
1119 Varela Street
Key West, Florida 33040
fter discussion a motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez
nd seconded by Commissioner Sorensen to postpone the opening
f bids for four (4) weeks and directing the County Attorney to
e-advertise. Also not to open the bid received and directing
he County Attorney to advise the bidder that the project would
e re -advertised for a subsequent bid opening. Roll call vote
as taken and carried with Commissioner Blair and Chairman
olezal voting no.
Next item was the opening of franchise proposals for
ift shop at the Key West International Airport. Proof of
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publication was entered into the records. The Clerk advised
the Board that there was one (1) bid on the table. Motion was
made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by Commissioner
Blair to open the bid. Motion carried unanimously. The
following bid was received:
John E. Bigler, Attorney at Law
Representing B & E Enterprises
d/b/a The Gift Nook
$250.00 per month in rent, plus applicable sales
tax; 4% of the gross revenues over $25,000.00.
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by
Commissioner Harvey to refer the bid to the Airport Manager
and County Attorney and report back to the Board at the next
meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
The Clerk advised the Board that he was in receipt
of two bids which were not properly marked. One bid was from
the Old Town Trolley but did not indicate on its face what
item was being bid upon. The other bid indicated that it
included a bid for a Taxi Cab Service and also a franchise for
prearranged group tour pickups in the same envelope. Motion
was made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Chairman
Dolezal to take the following items together:
Proposals for an exclusive taxicab franchise for
the privilege of picking up passengers at the Key
West International Airport located on Roosevelt
Boulevard, Key West, Florida.
Proposals for an exclusive franchise for pre -arranged
group tour pick-ups of twenty (20 people or more
at the Key West International Airport located on
Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West, Florida.
Roll call vote was taken and carried with Commissioner
Hernandez voting no. Motion was then made by Commissioner
Sorensen and seconded by Chairman Dolezal to open both bids.
Motion carried unanimously. The Clerk advised the Board that
he had a bid from John Bigler, Attorney, representing Five
Sixes Cab Company for the following:
Taxi Franchise: In return for the exclusive franchise
right to provide taxi service from Key West Inter-
national Airport, a flat rate of $250.00 per month,
provided the passenger rates of $3.50 per person
into the Key West area and $2.00 per person as fares
to the Key Wester, Key Ambassador, and Key West by
the Sea Condominium are approved by the Board.
Tour Pick -Up Franchise: In return for the exclusive
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right to provide tour pick-up service (20 or more
pre -booked passengers) from Key West International
Airport, a flat rate of $200.00 per month, or 20.1%
of the gross revenue of such service, whichever is
higher. Also complimentary service, at no cost to
tour groups who have expense paid trips provided them
in promotion of Keys tourism.
land a bid from Old Town Trolley as follows:
Tour Pick -Up Franchise: For each group pickup the sum
of $20.00 per pickup. For the express purpose of the
general promotion of Key West, request to provide fre
tour group services fcr specific individual tour grout
as requested by the Key West Chamber of Commerce, the
Hotel -Motel Association and/or the State of Florida
Department of Tourism. They also request an opportun-
ity to negotiate the proposal.
Motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Com-
missioner Blair to refer the bids to the County Administrator
and the County Attorney to prepare a summary of the two (2)
bids, an estimate of the revenues which would be derived herein
and his recommendations concerning necessary procedures. Roll
call vote was taken and carried unanimously.
The Board then heard from Mr. Bob Harris of Post,
Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, Inc., who reported on the bids
opened earlier on the Old State Road 4A Road Project at Little
Torch Key. Mr. Harris recommended that the Board award the bid
to The Brewer Company in the amount of $345,099.55. Motion was
then made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Commissioner
Harvey to award the bids for paving and drainage improvements
on Old 4A Road Little Torch Key to The Brewer Company in the
amount of $345,099.55 and directing the County Attorney to pre-
pare the necessary contract documents and resolution and
authorizing the Chairman to execute same. Mr. Stickney was
instructed to issue the Notice to Proceed at the proper time.
Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 276-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Commissioner Blair discussed the Marathon Housing
Project and the pending bankruptcy proceedings. The County
Attorney made a report as to his work in trying to determine
the County's position in this matter. It was agreed that
the County Attorney would continue to monitor the proceedings
and report back to the Board in two to three weeks.
action was taken.
No further
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Motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and secon-
ded by Commissioner Blair to approve Commissioner Sorensen's
re -organization proposal for the Planning, Building and
Zoning Department. Roll call vote was taken and carried
unanimously. (See plan in agenda file in Clerk's Office)
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
The Board reconsidered an item discussed earlier
concerning the Special Assessment in commercial rate and
proposed increase which would amount to approximately a 9
increase. After considerable discussion a motion was made by
Commissioner Hernandez to deny the request to increase the
commercial and residential rates. Motion died for lack of
a second. Motion was then made by Commissioner Sorensen and
seconded by Commissioner Blair authorizing Mr. Aguero and the
County Attorney to proceed to advertise an ordinance establish
ing residential special assessment and Commercial rates for
Solid Waste Collection for 1982 as outlined by Mr. Aguero a
fifty cents per month increase on residential special assessmenks.
Roll call vote was taken with the following results:
Commissioner Blair No
Commissioner Harvey No
Commissioner Hernandez No
Commissioner Sorensen Yes
Chairman Dolezal Yes
Motion failed. Motion was then made by Commissioner Hernandez
and seconded by Commissioner Sorensen to authorize Mr. Aguero
to advertise an ordinance to advertise a special assessment for
residential and commercial rates for solid waste collection
for 1982 at the same level as those in 1981. Roll call vote
was taken and carried unanimously.
The Board recessed in order to hold a Board of
Governors, District 2 meeting.
Board of Governors, District 2
A Board of Governors, District 2 meeting convened.
Present and answering to roll call were Commissioner Edgar
Baum, Commissioner Wilhelmina Harvey, Commissioner Jerry
Hernandez, Jr., Commissioner Harry Mackerell, and Chairman
George Dolezal.
The Chairman called the meeting to order. The Clerk
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advised the Board that he was in receipt of a resolution from
the City of Key Colony Beach Commission appointing Mr. Edgar
Baum and Mr. Harry I. Mackerell as substitutes for Mr. Gerald
Partney and Mr. Mickey Feiner who were not present in the Count
at this time. Commissioner Baum and Commissioner Mackerell too
their seats. Commissioner Hernandez was not present at this
Itime.
The Board discussed a resolution concerning unanticipi
ted funds from other governmental agencies. The Clerk advised
the Board that this was to take in Forestry monies which had
been received by District 2 and to amend the Budget. Motion
was made by Commissioner Mackerel and seconded by Commissioner
Baum to adopt the following resolution concerning unanticipated
funds. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 2-1981
See Res. Book A which is incorporated herein by reference.
Motion was made by Commissioner Harvey and seconded
1by Commissioner Mackerell to adjourn the meeting. Motion
carried unanimously.
Regular Meeting Re -convened
The regular meeting re -convened with everyone present.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Mayor Dolezal, Mr. Stickney and Mr. Bob Harris of
Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, made a progress report con-
cerning the work being done at Yellowtail and Copa DeOra Bridge
Harriett Rich, a resident in the area discussed the possibility
of the County using a filled by-pass road during the construc-
tion of the bridges. No action was taken.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE CLERK TO THE BOARD
The Board discussed a contract with Moore Data Systems
for the purpose of installing the County Finance Program in the
amount of $82,500.00 to be accomplished over two (2) fiscal
years. The Clerk advised the Board that there was sufficient
money budgeted in the current and in the next fiscal years
Data Processing Budget to cover the contracts. After further
discussion a motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and
seconded by Commissioner Harvey to adopt the following resolutiA
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authorizing the Chairman to execute the contract by and
between Monroe County and Moore Data Systems, Inc. Motion
carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 277-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The Board was to discuss Homestead Exemption status
for property zoned RU6 in the County. After a brief discussior
a motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Com-
missioner Hernandez to postpone consideration of this item unti
the next Key West meeting in order to inform the affected areaE
that this item would be considered. Mr. Ed Davidson briefly
discussed this item. Roll call vote was taken and carried
with Commissioner Sorensen voting no.
The Board then discussed proposed redistricting plan
as amended. After considerable discussion a motion was made
by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Chairman Dolezal to
authorize the Attorney to prepare and the Chairman to execute
a resolution approving the amended redistricting plan. During
discussion this item was withdrawn by the maker of the motion.
Commissioner Hernandez read a letter from the Political
Womens Action Committee requesting a delay inthe approval of
the plan. Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and
seconded by Commissioner Harvey to adopt the final plan at the
meeting of October 6, 1981. Roll call vote was taken with the
following results:
Commissioner Blair No
Commissioner Harvey Yes
Commissioner Hernandez Yes
Commissioner Sorensen No
Chairman Dolezal No
Motion failed. Mrs. Grace Menallo of the Big Pine Key Civic
Association discussed the plan and recommended a quick approval
Mr. Davison of the Citizens Coliation also supported the plan
and its adoption. Motion was then made by Commissioner Soren-
sen and seconded by Chairman Dolezal to execute a resolution
adopting the redistricting plan as revised and directing the
Clerk to file that document in the public records of Monroe
County, Florida. Roll call vote was taken and carried with
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ommissioner Harvey and Commissioner Hernandez voting no.
RESOLUTION NO. 278-1981
See Res. Book No. 26 which is incorporated herein by reference.
The meeting was recessed in order to hold a Board of
ppeals Hearing.
September 22, 1981
Board of Appeals Meeting
A Board of Appeals Hearing convened on the above
ate. All Commissioners were present. The following appeal
as heard:
Mr.and Mrs. Edward A. Palguta, requesting the Monroe
County Board of County Commissioners to reverse the
decision of the. Monroe County Board of Adjustment in
their denial of an Administrative decision Appeal,
as outlined under the provisions of Section 19-78 of
the Monroe County Code. TO WIT: A masonry fence,
located on Lot 54, Section C of Sugarloaf Shores
Plat 2, exceeds the height limitation.
roof of publication was entered into the records.
Ms. Palguta discussed the appeal. Mr. C. B. Harvey
addressed the Board and discussed the appeal and supported Ms.
Palguta's position. After discussion a motion was made by
Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Chairman Dolezal to
postpone the appeal for two (2) weeks and advising Mr. Weinkam
to notify all parties concerned. Roll call vote was taken
and carried unanimously.
There being no further business before the Board of
Appeals the hearing was adjourned.
Regular Meeting Re -convened
The regular meeting re -convened with everyone present,
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Board discussed a proposed contract with Mr. Pat
Rebull of BR & R Associates, Inc., for airport consulting
services. Motion was then made by Commissioner Sorensen and
seconded by Commissioner Blair to adopt the following resolutio
authorizing the Chairman to execute a contract by and between
Monroe County and Pat Rebull of BR & R Associates, Inc., for
basic airport consulting services for fiscal year 1981-82 in th
amount of $5,000.00. During discussion a motion was made by
Commissioner Harvey to postpone this item. Motion died for lac]
of a second. Roll call vote was taken on the original motion
and carried with Commissioner Harvey voting no.
RESOLUTION NO. 279-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
Mr. Art Skelly, Airport Manager, and Mr. Pat Rebull
then discussed proposed grants offered to the County under the
ADAP Program for work at Marathon and Key West International
Airports in the following amounts:
Marathon Airport Total Federal Funds $400,000.
State & County Match 44,444.
Key West Inter- Total Federal Funds $130,821.
national Airport State & County Match 27,706
After considerable discussion a motion was made by Commissioner
Hernandez to amend the motion to be subject to review by the
Finance Department. Maker of the motion accepted the amend-
ment and roll call vote was taken on the amendment and carried
unanimously.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Mr. Stickney made a report on the purchase of a
Street Sweeper and indicated that he recommended that the
Board purchase from the Elgin Company a brand new three (3)
wheel Street Sweeper from the Elgin Company in the amount of
$59,777.77. Roll call vote was taken on the motion and
carried unanimously.
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Mr. Proby discussed with -the Board pending
litigation of Howanitz vs. Blair and the Monroe County Canvas-
sing Board. He recommended that Mr. Cates be employed to
represent the County Canvassing Board as he had represented
the Canvassing Board in the prior proceedings. Motion was
made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Chairman Dolezal
to employ Mr. Michael Cates in the pending ligitation of
Howanitz vs. Blair and the County Canvassing Board at the
rate of $70.00 per hour not to exceed 12 hours. Roll call
vote was taken and carried unanimously.
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Mr. Proby gave a progress report to the Board con-
cerning the pending Sheriff's Budget Appeal. He advised the
Board that the meeting was scheduled for September 30, 1981
before the Mini -Cabinet and October 6, 1981 before the
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(Administration Commission in Tallahassee. The Board also dis-
cussed the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
scheduled for October 6, 1981. During discussion a motion was
made by Commissioner Blair to reschedule the October 6, 1981
meeting to the following Thursday. Upon being advised by the
Clerk that the Property Appraisal Adjustment Board would be
meeting on that day, Commissioner Blair withdrew the motion.
Motion was then made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by
Commissioner Blair to authorize travel for any Commissioner who
wished to attend the meetings in Tallahassee concerning the
Sheriff's Appeal on September 30, and October 6, 1981. Motion
carried unanimously. Motion was then made by Commissioner
Sorensen and seconded by Commissioner Hernandez to cancel the
meeting of the Board scheduled for October 6 and to re -agenda
all items set for that date to the following meeting set for
October 20, 1981 at Plantation Key. Motion carried unanimously
Motion was made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded
by Chairman Dolezal to adopt the following resolution concernin€
rescinding Resolution No. 32-1981
receipt of unanticipated funds/ Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 280-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
The meeting was adjourned.
Public Hearing - Budget
September 22, 1981 - 5:05 P.M.
The Board held a public hearing on the Budget for
iscal year 1981-82. Present and answering to roll call were
ommissioners Blair, Harvey, Hernandez, Sorensen and Chairman
olezal. Also present were Ralph W. White Clerk; Lucien Proby,
ounty Attorney; Kermit Lewin, County Administrator; members
f the Press and Radio; and general public.
The first Budget considered was District 2 Budget.
Commissioners Baum and Mackerell from Key Colony Beach were
present along with Commissioner Hernandez and Chairman Dolezal.
Commissioner Harvey was absent. Proof of publication was entere
into the records. The hearing was held pursuant to the pro-
visions of Chapter 200 of the Florida Statutes.
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconde
by Commissioner Mackerell to adopt a`Budget -for;District-2 in
the amount of $258,873.00 for fiscal year 1981-82. Roll call
vote was taken and carried unanimously. (See breakdown attache(
Motion was then made by Commissioner Mackerell and seconded by
Commissioner Baum to adopt the following resolution which
sets the millage to be levied for fiscal year 1981-82 at
.832 Mills. Roll call vote was taken and carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 3-1981
See Res. Book No. A which is incorporated herein by reference.
Motion was made by Commissioner Baum and seconded by
for Distri
Commissioner Mackerell to adjourn the public hearing/ Motion
carried unanimously.
The Board then proceeded to the public hearing
advertised for all other funds of the County including the
Municipal Service District (Waste) and all Special Tax
Districts with the exception of District 2. Proof of publica-
tion was entered into the records. The Board proceeded with
the public hearing on the General County Budgets including
the General Revenue Fund, Fine and Forfeiture, 65 Building
Certificates, Health Clinic and all of the other funds of the
County except for the Special Districts and the Municipal
Service District (Waste). The following members of the public
spoke: Frank Romano, Virginia Panico, Roy Brock, Ed Swift,
Bob Ernst, Patricia M. Lowe, Harry Smith and Harry R. Schmidt.
Motion was made by Commissioner Hernandez and seconded by
Commissioner Harvey to adopt the Budgets as published. During
discussion a motion was made by Commissioner Blair to reduce
the Advertising appropriation to the same level of funding as
1980-81 in the amount of $136,000.00. Motion died for lack of
a second. Motion was then made by Commissioner Blair and secor
ded by Commissioner Sorensen to advise the County Administratox
and the Constitutional Officers to proceed to make cuts in the
Operating Budgets of the Constitutional Officers similar to
those made in the other departments of the Board of County
Commissioners. During discussion the Chairman ruled the motior
out of order as the time had passed for that act to be taken.
Roll call vote was taken on the original motion which approves
a Budget for fiscal year 1931-82 in the amount of $25,272,079.:
Roll call vote was taken and carried with Commissioner Blair
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voting.no. (See breakdown attached) Motion was then made by
Commissioner Harvey and seconded by Commissioner Sorensen to
adopt the following resolution which sets the Millage to'be
levied for fiscal year 1981-82 as follows:
General Revenue Fund 1.624 Mills
Fine & Forfeiture Fund 1.886 Mi11s
1965 Building Certificates .052 Mills
Health Clinic (State Board of Health) .104 Mills
lRoll call vote was taken and carried with Commissioner Blair
voting no.
RESOLUTION NO. 281-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference.
The Board then proceeded with public hearing on the
(Budgets of the Municipal Service District (Waste) and the
Special Districts except District 2. Proof of publication was
lentered into the records.
Mr. John Church of the Key Haven Civic Association
addressed the Board protesting the increase -in District 100A.
Mr. Steve Shore of the Big Pine Ambulance Department asked the
Board to continue to support the needs of the Department. Mrs.
Tracy Cruz of Stock Island Rescue Squad supported the appropria-
tion for Advanced Life Support from District 100A Budget. Motic
was made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Commissioner
Blair to adopt the following Budgets: (See breakdown attached)
Municipal Service District
(Waste)
Municipal Service District
Interest & Sinking Fund
Tax District No. 100A
Tax District No. 100B
Tax District No. 100C
Tax District No. 100H
Tax District No. 3
Tax District No. 500L
Tax District No. 4
Tax District No. 5
Tax District No. 6
$6,333,0.91.00
3,514,476.00
143,562.00
128,070.00
189,915.00
209,662.00
171,776.00
33,798.00
108,4,06.00
185,538.00
214,244.00
lRoll call vote was taken and carried unanimously. Motion was
Ithen made by Commissioner Sorensen and seconded by Commissioner
(Blair to adop-t the following resolution which sets the Millage
Ito be levied for fiscal year 1981-82 as follows:
Municipal Service District
(Waste)
1.049
Mills
Tax District
100A
1.892
Mills
Tax District
100B
2.114
Mills
Tax District
100C
1.699
Mills
Tax District
100H
1.194
am
Tax
District
3
2.757
Mills
Tax
District
500L
1.638
Mills
Tax
District
4
.600
Mills
Tax
District
5
.574
Mills
Tax
District
6
.648
Mills
Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION NO. 282-1981
See Res. Book No. 24 which is incorporated herein by reference
This concluded the public hearings. The Chairman
announced that a special meeting of the Board would be held
on Monday, September 28, 1981 in the Clerk's Office at 10:00 A
There being no further business the meeting was
adjourned.
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 100 H
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (167,205,749 x .001194)
Less 5%
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Ambulance District Expenditures
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total Proposed Expenditures
$199,644.00
(9,982.00)
$ 20,000.00
189,662.00
$ 209,662.00
130,541.00
57,147.00
8,560.00
5,914.00
7,500.00
$ 209,662.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 100H
Operating .718
Referendum .476
Total 1. 994
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 5
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (246,813,908 x .000574)
Less 5%
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Ambulance District Expenditures
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total Proposed Expenditures
$ 141,671.00
(7,084.00)
$ 20,000.00
134,587.00
$ 154,587.00
88,603.00
49,343.00
3,076.00
5,065.00
8,500.00.
$ 154,587.00
The millage to be levied on�the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 5
Operating .574
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board of County Commissioners has
tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax
levy by 7 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981,
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, Monroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase will be
mace at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MONROE COUPITY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 129.03 (b),
Florida Statute, notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
will be held by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe
County, Florida, on September 22, 1981 at the hour of 5:05 P.M.,
in the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, Monroe County,
Florida, for the purpose of receiving any complaints or
discussing with the citizens of Monroe County, the proposed
County Budget for the Fiscal Year beginning October 1, 1981 end
ending September 30, 1982.
MONROE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
Balances on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
General Revenue Fund
Fine & Forfeiture Fund
Monroe County Transportation Trust Fund
Airport Revenue Fund
Airport Operation & Maintenance Fund
Airport Development & Replacement Fund
1965 Building Certificates
Lac.- Library
Card Sound.Bridge Interest & Sinking
Card Sound Bridge Revenue Fund
Monroe County Workmen's Compensation
Trust Fund
1981 Improvement Bonds Fund
Capital Projects Fund
Anticipated Receipts
General Fund
County Taxes
Federal Revenue Sharing (Final EP-13)
Other Federal Sources
State Sources
Local Sources
Earned Income
Miscellaneous Revenue
Total General Fund
Fine & Forfeiture Fund
County Taxes
Fines, Forfeitures and Costs
State Sources
Earned Income
.Miscellaneous Revenue
Total Fine & Forfeiture Fund
$3,365,494.00
706,297.00
350,000.00
744,068.00
1,160,300.00
455,000.00
5,000.00
3,827,156.00
667,500.00
55}, 000 . 00
30,000.00
29,060.00
$3,530,000.00
600,000.00
1,100,000.00
65,000.00
75,000.00
75,000.00
800,000.00
30,000.00
280,000.00
35,000.00
350,000.00
405,740.00
1,436,553.00
6,786,159.00
4,608,716.00
Total
$8,782,293.00
Monroe County Transportation Trust Fund
County Surplus Gasoline
and Motor
Fuel Tay. ( 20% of 5th
& 6th Cent)
$ 290,000.00
Cotinty Surplus Gasoline
andiotor
Fuel Tax (80% of 5th
& 6th Cent)
3,240,927.00
Gasoline Tax four -Over
Trust Fund
715,000.00
Earned Income
75,000.00
Total :Monroe County
Transportation
Trust Fund
$4,320,927.00
Air:)ort Revenue Fund
Airport Revenue 135,000.00
Earned Income 8,000.00
State Revenues 58,000.00
Total Ariport Revenue Fund 201,000.00
1965 Building Certificates
County Taxes 105,521.00
Earned Income 38,765.00
1liscellaneous Revenue -0-
Total 1965 Building Certificates 144,286.00
Law Library
Law Library 14,000.00
Earned Income 3,000.00
Total Law Library Fund 17,000.00
Card Sound Bridge Interest & Sinking Fund
Earned Income 20,000.00
Card Sound Bridge Revenue Fund
Tolls & Dockage 365,000.00
1981 Improvement Bonds Fund
Race Track Revenue (State) 223,250.00
Earned income 50,000.00
273,250.00
Capital Projects
Earned income 15,000.00
Total
Worker's Compensation Self-insurance Fund TaLal.
Earned Income 20,500.00
Sub -Total
Less 5%
Total
Estimated Cash Balances Forwarded
Transfers (worker's Comp & MSD)
Total Funds Available
16,771,838.00
838,592.00
15,933,246.00
8,782,293.00
556,540.27
$25.272.079.27
Board of Count; Commissioners
Clark to Board of County Commissioners
Clerk of thO Circuit Court
Clerk of the Circuit Court Microfilm
Clerk of the County Court
Data Processing
County Attorney
Property Appraiser
Tax Collector
Circuit Court
County Court
State Attorney
Public Defender
Supervisor of Elections
Elections
County Administrator
Personnel/Safety
Electronic Recording
$ 441,750.24
277,757.34
439,592.48
106,147.30
262,071.95
222,528.43
171,568.44
623,380.00
465,623.00
104,972.48
18,515.00
70,711.23
93,604.00
123,556.59
62,478.80
73,775.78
45,680.30
52,653.29
Public Works - Courthouse & Annexes
Public Works - Courthouse & Annexes (FRS-F.P-13)
Public Works - Other Administrative Bldgs.
Public Works - Other Administrative Bldgs. (FRS-FP-1.3)
Public Works - Animal Shelter - Key West
Public Works - Animal Shelter - Marathon
Public Works - Animal Shelter - Upper Keys
Public Works - Parks & Beaches
Public Works - Parks & Beaches (FRS-EP-13)
Planning & Zoning
Building
Building (FRS-EP-13)
Advertising
Veterans Affairs
Medical Examiner
Civil Defense
EMS Coordinator
Emergency Medical Communications System
911 Emergency
t
$ 275,592.39
115,000.00
401,179.84
58,000.00
47,804.50
46,951_.18
39,913.63
254,3818.96
31,000.00
337,925.47
262,812.11
144,000.C9
197,750.00
106,132.48
39.000.00
134,192.80
60,912.68
12 , 835 .')0
12,000.00
Baker Act Hospital
Baker Act Hosptial (FRS-EP-13)
Lower Keys Guidance (FRS-EI'-13)
Middle Keys Guidance (FPS-EP-13)
Upper Keys Guidance (FRS-EP-13)
MARC House (FRS-EP-13)
Monroe Association for Retarded Citizens
Baker Act Transportation (FRS-EP-13)
Tubercular Care
Welfare Administration
Welfare Services
County Home
County Home (FRS-EP-13)
Nutrition Program
Homemake Program
Transportation
Nutrition Van
Senior Community Service Project
Older American Transportation
Community Care for the Elderly
N
22,078.57
1.6,201.43
20,672.00
17,466.99
26,703.98
42,986.70
8,700.00
21,810.90
1,305.00
141,169.95
156,600.00
75,162.01
212,455.00
24,665.68
12,291.58
11,5,578.57
3,500.00
13,050.00
15,775.49
10,000.00
HARP -Key West
HARP -Marathon
AARP-Big Pine Key
AARP-Upper Keys
Legal Aid
Museums
Agricultural Agent
Marathon Airport
Library
Lower Keys Garage
Middle Keys Garage
Upper Keys Garage
Harry Harris Park
Pollution Control
Transfer to Airport Operation & Maint.
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total
$ 500.00
3,500.00
7,000.00
3,500.00
10,400.00
26,100.00
64,912.19
46,536.58
496,759.1.9
82,379.63
108,552.76
78,081.82
59,678.42
331,945.27
61,500.00
335,518.30
1,400,000.00
$10,308,796.27
Fine & Forfeiture Fund
Witness 'Fees $ 80,000.00
Sheriff's Budget 4,231,354.00
Sheriff (Workmen's Comp & Insurance) 100,000.00
Other Law Enforcement 35,283.00
Sheriff Local Training Fund 11,875.00
Reserves and Contingency 519,768.00
Total Fine & Forfeiture Fund
Monroe County Transportation Trust Fund
Resident Engineer 54,250.77
Road Department 650,505.77
Boot Key Bridge Tenders 51,996.48
Street Lighting 150,000.00
Road & Bridge (80% 5th & 6th Cent) 3,078,880.91
Road & Bridge (20% 5th & 6th Cent) 769,246.63
Reserves and Contingency 450,000.44
Total Monroe County Transportation
.Trust Fund
Airport Operation and Maintenance
Key Guest International Airport(Operating) 289,388.22
Reserves and Contingency 41,561.78
Total Airport Operation & Maintenance
Airport Development and Replacement
$4,978,280.00
5,204,881.00
330,950.00
Capital Improvement 75;000.00
i'6� Certificates of Indebtedness
i'ri.ncipai Payn:cnt
Interest P"?vment
$ 45,000.00
Ri,scrves and Contingency31,525.00
Total 1965 Certificates of Indebtedness
860,547.00
$ 937,072.00
Law Library
46,150.00
Card Sound Bridge Interest and Sinking
481,349.85
Card Sound Bridge (Operating)
Operating Budget
Reserves and ConLingency
162
62 ,343
34315
15 .
Total Card Sound Bridge Operating
, 057.00
199,400.15
Vo:-kr:en's Compensation Self —Insurance Fund
594,070.00
1981 Tmprovement Bonds Fund
Principal Payment
Interest Payment
10,000.00
,eserves
209,572.50
Total 1981 Improvement Bonds Fund
445,754.50
665,327.00
Capital Projects Fund
?iarathon Library
Administration Building
882,690.00
Park Improvements
400,000.00
Ccr.ti.ngency
136,863.00
Total Capital Projects Fund
31,250.00
{
1,450,803.00`
TO ta1 Appropriations
$25,272,079.27
The Millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll
to produce the necessary Tar; revenues for these bud:ets
for the ensuing Fiscal Year are:
General Fund i.624
Fire & Forfeiture 1.886
H e a I C_iinic. 104
3.614
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEAPING
Monroe County Beard of County Commissioners sitting
as the governing body of the Monroe County Municipal Service
District has tentatively adopted a budget for Fiscal Year 1981-82.
A public hearing to make a final decision on the
budget and taxes will be held on September 22, 1981, at 5:05 P.M.,
at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, Monroe County,
Florida.
MONROE COUNTY COMmIISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAX DISTRICT.-- -
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year $ 2,200,000.00
Anticipated Revenue
Taxes ( 1,637,393,535 x .001049) $ 1,717,626.00
Special Assessments 1,474,200.00
Franchise Fees (Commercial) 120,000.00
Payments -in -Lieu 15,000.00
Earned Income 75,000.00
3,401,826.00
Less 5% (170,091.00)
Transfer from I & S 901,356.00 4,133,091.00
Total $ 6,333,091.00
Proposed Expenditures
Administration
397,222.00
Payments to Franchisees
1,165,032.00
Debt Service Payments
927,120.00
Plant Operations
125,551.00
Cudjoe Volume Reduction Plant
412,452.00
Long Key Volume Reduction Plant
453,452.00
Key Largo Volume Reduction Plant
400,652.00
Pollution Control
450,676.00
Incinerator Project
901,356.00
Contingency
349,578.00
Reserve for Cash Balance
750,000.00
Total Proposed Expenditures
S 6,333,091.O0
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Poll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
Monroe County Municipal Service Tax District 1.049 mills
MUNICIPAL SERVICE TAX DISTRICT
INTEREST AND SINKING FUND
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
Interest on Investments $ 120,000.00
Less 5% (6,000.00)
Transfer from Revenue Fund
Proposed Expenditures
Interest Payment 40,000.00
Principal Payment 881,870.00
Transfer to Operating 901,356.00
Reserves 1,691,250.00
$ 2,476,356.00
114,000.00
924,120.00
$ 3,514,476.00
$ 3,514,476.00
NOTICE OF TAX INCI:EASE
Monroe County Board -of County Commissioners sitting
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 100A
(Stock Island -Key Haven ) has tentatively adopted a mc: ure
to increase its property tax levy by 91 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a piiDli_c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981,
5:05 P.TI., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, .`onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase will be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY C0 j,iISSIO? Ei:S
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 100A
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue -
County Taxes (65,406,211 x .001892)
Less 5%
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Transfer to 100B (Ambl)
Ambulance A.L.S.
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total roposed Expenditures
$ 123,749.00
(6,187.00)
$ 26,000.00
117,562.00
$ 143,562.00
70,725.00
39,566.00
24,000.00
4,167.00
2,119.00
2,985.00
$ 143,562.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 100A
Operating 1.639
Referendum .253
I=.
NOTICE OI'' TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board 'of County Commi:,sioners itti.n�;
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax Distract 100B
( Big Coppitt ) has tentatively adopted a meisure
to increase its property tax levy by 13 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1951,
5 : 05 P .M. , at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Mara-L I -on , :ionroc
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase will be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY CO"_"ITSSIO.;ERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 100B
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (29,130,911 x .002114)
Less 5%
Total
Transfers from District 100A
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Ambulance District Expenditures
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total Proposed Expenditures
$ 61,583.00
(3,079.00)
$ 30,000.00
58,504.00
39,566.00
$ 128,070.00
50,851.00
63,367.00
3,350.00
3,502.00
7,000.00
$ 128,070.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 100B
Operating 1.859
Referendum .255
-^- - 1-7-1T
NOTICE Or TAX INCITE ASE
Monroe County Board i)f County Commissioners sitting
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District: 100C
( Sugarloaf ) has tentatively adopted measure
to increase its property tax levy by 4 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend u pt:hl.i.c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981,
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, ?Monroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase :i11 be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY CO.1,tISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 100C
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (89,783,401 x .001699) $ 152,542.00
Less 5% (7,627.00)
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Ambulance District Expenditures
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total Proposed Expenditures
$ 45,000.00
144,915.00
$ 189,915.00
143,656.00
24,767.00
9,023.00
4,969.00
7,500.00
$ 189,915.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 100C
Operating .811
Referendum .888
1.699
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board bf_ County Commissioners s.itt.i_n�r
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 100H
( Big Pine Key ) has tentatively adopted a rec;:ure
to increase its property tax levy by 44 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a ,,uhlic
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981_
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, `onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision'on the proposed tax increase he
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY CO"-'iISSIO'NERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 100H
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year $ 20,000.00
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes ( 167,205,749 x .001208) $ 201,985.00
Less 5% (10,099.00)
Total 191,886.00
Total Funds Available $ 211,886.00
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures 131,741.00
Ambulance District Expenditures 58,167.00
Commissions and Fees 8,560.00
Contingency 5,918.00
Reserve for Cash Balance 7,500.00
Total Proposed Expenditures $ 211,886.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 100H
Operating .732
Referendum .476
i gnR
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board `of County Commis siorier_s ,i-tti_rig
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 2
( Marathon - KCB ) has tentatively adopted a mer:a,,_u-e
to increase its property tax levy by 15 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited -to attendI I,uh1i_c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1931,
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marati-).can, ::onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase will be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY Col,"'IISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 2
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year $ 27,000.00
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (280,492,874 x .000832) $ 233,370.00
Less 5% 11,669.00
Total 221,701.00
Transfer from District 3 10,172.00
Total Funds Available $ 258,873_00
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures $ 175,585.00
Ambulance District Expenditures 56,510.00
Commissions and Fees 12,913.00
Contingency 3,865.00
Reserve for Cash Balance 10,000.00
Total Proposed Expenditures $ 258,873.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing; Fiscal
Year is:
1UNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT 2
Operating .490
Referendum .342
Total .&37
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board 'of County Commissioners sitting
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 3
( Conch Key ) has tentatively adopted a me<tsttre
to increase its property tax levy by 22 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend zi t-u;)? i c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981,
5:05 P.iM., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, ?onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase ,,.ill be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY COPIIISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 3
Balance on Rand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (62,720,959 x .002757)
Less 5%
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
$ 172,922.00
(8,646.00)
$ 7,500,00
164,276.00
$ 1_71,776.00
Fire District Expenditures Y 124,073.00
Ambulance District Expenditures 31,812.00
Commissions and Fees 9,024.00
Contingency 3,367.OG
Reserve for Cash Balance 3,50Pj.00
�. $ 171,776.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal,
Year is:
Municipal Service District No. 3
Operating 1.250
Referendum 1.507
Total 2-7 57
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board 'of County Commissioners si_ttin
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 500 L (4A)
( Layton - Long Key ) has tentatively adopted a mecisure
to increase its property tax levy by 34 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a nuiiic
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1981,
5:05 P.14., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, :_onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase •:ill be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY COPhIISSIONEI:S
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 500L (4-A)
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year $ 5,000.00
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes ( 18,506,777 x .001638) $ 30,314.00
Less 5% (1,516.00)
Total 28,798.00
Total Funds Available $ 33,798.00
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures 23,553.00
Transfer to District 4-B 5,154.00
Commissions and Fees 1,588.00
Contingency 1,003.00
Reserve for Cash Balance 2,500.00
Total Proposed Expenditures $ 33,798.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 500L
Operating 1.534
Referendum .104
1�fT
NOTICE OF TAX INCI:LASE
Monroe County Board of County Commi.ssioiler_ s ;; it tiny,
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax District 500 I (4B)
( Islamorada ) has tentatively adopted a mc�isure
to increase its property tax levy by 63 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend a ,)iii) ;.c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1.981,
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marati,on, :`.onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase :;i_12 be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY C0i~_"1ISSIONERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 4 (4-s)
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (146,056,860 x .000600) $ 87,634.00
Less 5% (4,382.00)
Total
Transfer from District 4-A
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures
Ambulance District Expenditures
Commissions and Fees
Contingency
Reserve for Cash Balance
Total Proposed Expenditures
$ 20,000.00
83,252.00
5,154.00
$ 108,406.00
45,941.00
50,042.00
3,403.00
2,520.00
6,500.00
$ 108,406.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 4
Operating .493
Referendum .107
00
NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE
Monroe County Board �of County Commissioners
as the governing body of Municipal Service Tax Districr 5
( Tavernier ) has tentatively adopted a me,:s,nc
to increase its property tax levy by 257 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend uL i_c
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 11,81,
5:05 P.M. , at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, :.oriroc
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase ;:iil_ be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY CO:�',iISSIOE :S
TIONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 18, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 5
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes (246,813,908 x .000706) $ 174,251.00
Less 5% (8,713.00)
Total
Total Funds Available
Proposed Expenditures
$ 20,000.00
165,538.00
$ 185,538.00
Fire District Expenditures 114 363.00
Ambulance District Expenditures 54 568.00
Commissions and Fees 3,076.00
Contingency 5,031.00
Reserve for Cash Balance 8,500.00
Total Proposed Expenditures $ 185,538.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 5
Operating .706
NOTICE OF TAX INCI:EASE
TMonroe County Board 'cif County Commissioners sitting;
as the governing body of 1^Iuni_cipal Service Tax District . 6
( Key Largo ) has tentatively adopted a me,:sure
to increase its property tax levy by 67 percent.
All concerned citizens are invited to attend
hearing on the tax increase to be held on September 22, 1.981,
5:05 P.M., at the Monroe County Sub -Courthouse, Marathon, "onroe
County, Florida.
A final decision on the proposed tax increase ;i1_i be
made at this hearing.
BOARD OF COUNTY CM"!ISSIOi ERS
MONROE COUNTY
Publish:
September 1.8, 1981
MONROE COUNTY MUNICIPAL SERVICE
TAX DISTRICT No. 6
Balance on Hand Beginning of Fiscal Year $ 20,000.00
Anticipated Revenue
County Taxes ( 315,568,270 x .000648) $ 204,488.00
Less 5% (10,244.00)
Total 194,244.00
Total Funds Available $ 214,244.00
Proposed Expenditures
Fire District Expenditures 73,821.00
Ambulance District Expenditures 116,257.00
Commissions and Fees 8,124.00
Contingency 5,042.00
Reserve for Cash Balance 11,000.00
Total Proposed Expenditures $ 214,244.00
The millage to be levied on the 1981 Assessment Roll to produce
necessary tax revenue for this Budget for the ensuing Fiscal
Year is:
MUNICIPAL SERVICE DISTRICT No. 6
Operating .572
Referendum .076
.64$