Resolution 315-1986
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Charles Pattison
RESOLUTION NO. 315 -1986
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF MONROE
COUNTY TO EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF MONROE COUNTY
AN AGREEMENT WITH THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS FOR THE COUNTY TO PERFORM
CERTAIN TASKS IN CONNECTION WITH THE IMPLE-
MENTATION OF THE NEW COUNTY LAND USE
PLAN.
WHEREAS, the Department of Community Affairs, State of
Florida, has funding available in the amount of $1,050,000 in
order to aid Monroe County in implementing its new Comprehensive
Land Use Plan; and
WHEREAS, it is desired to take advantage of such funding;
now, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
The Mayor is authorized to sign and execute, on behalf of
Monroe County, Florida, an agreement with the Department of
Community Affairs, State of Florida, whereby Monroe County shall
perform certain tasks necessary to implement its new Comprehen-
sive Land Use Plan and development regulations and the Department
shall fund those tasks in the amount of $1,050,000.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board on the
17th
day of
October
, A.D., 1986.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
By
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'~MAYOR :PRO TEr-1
(SEAL)
Attest:
AP.~'R DAS TO FORM
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BY ~ f
Attorney's Office '
~1l:.~10RANJ)lJ~1 OF AGREEl\tI:;NT
This agreement is being entered into by and between the
Department of Communi ty Affairs (Department) and Monroe
County (County) to provide for the implementation of the
Monroe County Comprehensive Plan and land development
regulations including a land u.. map and capital facilities
program, associated with a publio services plan in order to
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insure that future growth management in the Florida Keys
wi 11 be coordinated, well,. pl'anned and competently
implemented.
WHEREAS, the County has been declared an Area of Critical
State Concern pursuant to Section 380.05, Florida Statutes,
and therefore. has prepared, and submitted a Comprehensive
Plan and land development regulations approved by the
Department and the Administration Commission in accordance
with Section 380.05. Florida Statutes.
WHEHEAS, the 1986 Session of the Legislature provided an
appropriation of $1,050.00~ from the General Revenue Fund to
the Area of Critical btate Concern Trust Fund for
implementation assistance for comprehensive plans and land
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development regulations developed pursuant to the area of
critical state concern program within the Florida Keys area.
~ltEREAS. the l\aonroe County Comnatesion approved and submitted
to the Department its compr~henaive plan and land
development regulations ,in 'accordance with lection 163.3161,
!1!!S. and 380.05, Florida Statutes, on February 28, 1986.
WHEREAS, the Administration C~le.ion voted to accept these
documents, with changes, at it. ..eting of July 29, 19~6.
and subsequently established the effective date for the
implementation of this comprehensive plan and land
development regulations as SepteMber 15. 1.86.
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\~HERE.-\S, both the Department and the County have committed
to provide staff and resources to support this cooperative
planning effort.
NOW, THEHEFOHE, THE OEPAHTMENT AlolD THE COl/NTY 00 MUTUALLY
AliltEE AS FOLLOWS:
I. Covenant for Service
The Department does hereby retain the County to perform
the services described herein and the County does hereby
agree to perform such services under the terms and
conditions set forth in this alreement.
II. Availability of Funds
Payment of state funds purluant to thil agreement are
subject to and conditioned upon the release of authorized
appropriations from the'Area of Critical State Concern Trust
Fund.
III. Oefinition, Scope and ~uality of Service.
(A) Intent of the Agreement
The County agrees, under the terms and conditions of
this agreement and the applicable state ,nd local laws and
regulations, to undertake, perform, and complete the seven
tasks listed below which will help enlure lucce8sful
implementation of the Monroe County Comprebenlive Land Use
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Plan.
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(D) Scope of Services and Schedule of
Ueliverable.
The County awrees to complete the ..vea tasks listed
below:
(1) Land Use Plan Adminillration: 'J29,500
These funds will be allocated 'for the below purposes:
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(a) Eight new contract positions to cover the added
implementation requirements of the comprehensive
plan ($IH2,OOO), said positions to include one
transportation planner at $26,OUO; one
socio/economic planner at $24,00U; one generalist
planner at $24,000; one permit biologist at
$24,000; one enforcement biologist at $24,OUO; two
secretaries at $12,500 each and one civil engineer
at $35,000 -- duties and responsibilities are
found in ADDENDUM A, Position Uescriptions;
(b) Uffice expansion and outfitting: $47,500. The
County is authorized to expena these funds to
properly equip the office(s) for the eight new
positions described in (a) above. Said monies may
be used for of (ice equipment, telephones,
supplies, space rental and office renovations as
needed; and
(2) Comprehensive Land UB. Plan Refinement:
5412,50U
In order to further the County's compliance with the
19~5 Growth Management Act, the 1986 revisions to the act
and the necessary update items iaentifieQ by the Department
in its review of the February 28, 19~6 submittal made by the
County, the County will complete the followini activities,
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with consultants or subconstraotors .s necessary, as
follow. :
Ca) Refine the land use di.trict .ap. and the existing
cond it ions map. from the current sca 1 eat' 1" =
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600' to an improved soa1. of 1" . 200' at a cost
tbooo
of .....u.. in conjunotion with the ongoing effort
at the Monroe County Property Appraiser's Office
ana provide the Uepart.ent with one sepia/mylar
original and one paper copy of each map series;
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(b) Heassess and refine using field collected data
from each habitat type the Habitat Evaluation
Index (I1El) found .in Volume 1 and Volume 2 of the
comprehensive plan and prepare in report format a
submittal to the County Commission for
consideration no later than the first six-month
update of the comprehensive plan at a cost of
$25,000;
(c) Review the environmental performance standards
established in Volume 3 of the comprehensive
plan's land development regulations to establish
appropriate mitigation alternatives for adoption
consideration by 'the County Conmission during the
second six-month update of the comprehensive plan
at a cost of $25,000;
(d) Complete the consideration for adoption as an
amendment to the comprehensive plan of the North
Key Largo Area of Critical County Concern and
Habitat Conservation Plan by the County Commission
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~ and, ~ adop~ the County will prepare and
submit or cause to be prepared and submitted, an
application to the titate of rlortda for an
area-wide Development of Regional Impact as well
as an Environmental I~.ct St.te..n~~
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et;)d'Rl81'vd -l"I'",lu5 tu lne lJ.~. ".ta and Wi tdl i f.a
..r.{u. -- the cost for accompll.hing these tasks
i. $30,000.
(e) Hubcontract for a traffic impact model capable of
projecting future levels of service and road
improvement co~t..whioh will utilize the County's
computer syste. at a cost of $30,000 -- said model
will be used as a baatft for establishing
compliance with the oOlllpr'ehenaive plan's adequate
facilities provision., and the Florida Department
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of Transportation will be requested to review and
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comment on all aspects and phases involving the
development of the model;
(f) Complete the focal point planning programs
established for the Holiday Isle and Sunshine Key
Areas of Critical County Concern to replace the
existing interim rules no later than the second
six-month update or the comprehensive plan at a
cost of $11..000;
(g) Develop a useable procedure to register fishermen
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within 90 days of September 15, 19H6, at a cost of
$7.500;
(h) Uevelop a useable procedure for the registration
of all non-conforminl uses no later than the
second six-month update of the comprehensive plan
at a cost of $7,500;
(i) Develop and implement a Transferable Development
Hight accounting program for use on the County's
computer system by the first six-month update of
the comprehensive plan at a co,t of $7,000;
(j) Hecodify the land development reaulations found in
Volume 3 of the comprehensive plan for use in the
County Code Book at a cost of S'.OOO no later than
the completion of the first six-month update of
the comprehensive plan and tranemit two complete
copies to the Depart.ent;
(k) Salary augmentation: ~36.000
The.. funda will be distributed to the ataff
position8 of the ~onroe County Planning. Huilding
and Zoning Department in existence on September
14. 1!:t~6. These montes ','fill r.sult in a $:J,OOll
salary increase for each of the six 51-level
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classifications and the other managerial and/or
professional position. of planner and biologist
involving six additional person.. These funds are
made available to recognize new responsibilities
associated with the comprehensive plan and land
development regulations. The monies will be
reflected in p.ycheck. covering the period from
the execution of this contract alreement through
October 1, 1987.
(1) Uevelop in conjunction with the Houth ~lorida
Water ~anagement District, Department of
Environmental Regulation and the South Florida
kegional Planning Council, a stormwater runoff
ordinance for adoption con.ideration by the County
Commission during the first six-month update of
the comprehensi~e plan at a cost of $10,000;
(m) Prepare a survey of archaeologioal, historical and
cultural sites for consideration by the County as
landmark designations no later than the second
six-month update of the comprehensive plan at a
cost of $15,000 -- the County and the Department
agree to request" the a8sistanc~ of the Florida
Uepartment of state in this .ffort;
(n) Uevelop a .ign prog.a. to impl-.ent the
prohibition 61 off-premises and portable signs no
late. than the .econd eix-month update of the
comprehensive plan at a cost of $4.500;
(0) Prepare a handbook a.d/or p~phlet explaining
landscapinl and bufferyard requirements no later
than the first six-month update of the
comprehensive plan at a cost of $2,500;
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(p) Implement an impuct fee accounting and tracking
procedure no later than the first six-month update
of the comprehensive plan at a cost of $4,50U;
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(q) Uevelop and implement a conditional use monitoring
program in coordination with the County's computer
system no later than the first six-month update of
the comprehensive plan at a cost of $10,OUO;
(r) Review the Uestination kesort requirements and
prepare a report describing possible refinements
for consideration by the County Commission during
the second six-month update of the comprehensive
plan at a cost of $S.OOU;
(s) Prepare a rep.ort, for consideration by the County
Commission during the second six-month update of
the comprehensive plan which reviews the status of
live-aboard vessels at a cost of $7.500;
(t) Uevelop a focal point planning program for the
Marathon area for consideration by the County
Commission during the second six-month update of
the comprehensive plan at a cost of $5,000;
(u) keview the Mi~ed'Use District and prepare a report
for consideration by the County Commission during
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the second six-month update which describes the
suitability of existing standards and recommend
appropriate changes at a cost or $5,000.
(v) ~ithin 6 months of tbe effective date of this
Plan. the County will implement. in cooperation
with the Department of Environ.ental kegulation
and other state and federal agencies, a water
quality monitoring program to ensure that the
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individual and cumulative impacts of development,
e.p~clully wastewater treatment systems,
c~nercial water dependent activities and live
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aboard vessels, do not degrade nearshore water
quality. The County will invite the Cities of Key
West, Key Colony' Ueaoh and Layton to participate
in the development of this water quality
monitoring program; aampling stations for these
Cities shall be included in the program and the
cause of any water quality problem shall be
identified and corrective measures are to be
recommended at a cost of $6~,OOO: and
(w) Upon the submittal of appropriate documentation,
the County is authoriled to incur travel expenses
associated with the implementation of this
contract agreement up to a cost of $2,500 in
accordance with Sec. 112.061 Florida Statutes.
(3) Legal Assistance: $lUO,OOO
These funds are hereby c~itted for the following
purposes:
(a) The preparation of a "users' manual" for the new
comprehensive lana u.e plan. Such manual shall be
in booklet or notebook form and shall provide to
the general public the following: a description
of the plan, the development regulations and
pe~itting process; a description of how to
utilize the procedure. of the plan, development
relulation. and permlttinl proo...; and any
n.oe..ary Iraphic. or charts which would aid in
citizen under.tandin. of the plan. development
relulation. and permitting process. Also, the
preparation of form books to be used in
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enforcement p....oceedin.a at a total cost of
$10,000.
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(b) The preparation of an initial legal analysis of
issues that are raised by the plan, development
regulations, and permitting process, including,
but not limited to: claims of vested rights under
the plan or development regulation provisions;
claims of vested rights under any Florida statutel
constitutional provision or case law or claims of
vested rights under any federal statute,
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constitutional provision or case law; claims that
the plan and development regulations do not bear a
substantial relutionshtp to the public health,
safety and welfare; claims that the plan Dnd
rlevelopment regulation8 deprive affected persons
of due process, procedural and substantive, and of
equal protection df the law; and claims that the
plan and development regulation effect a
regulatory taking. The analysis will be designed
to provide the County Attorney, or other
designated County legal representative, with a
comprehensive legal research reference to serve as
a basis for:
required interpretations of the plun
and development regulations, administrative
proceedings under the plan or development
regulations, and legal challenges to the plan and
development re~ulation.. An analysis shall also
be prepared of any ordinances, r.solutions or
other regulations servlftg as a .ap or bridge
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between the development regulations in effect on
July 14. 198ti. and the new plan and new
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development regulation. at a total cost of
$35.000.
(c) The implementation of the area of critical county
concern designation tor North tiil Pine Key,
including: the design of'a planning and legal
methodology for t~e required focal point planning
program; preparation of. and taking part in, n
citizen participation program, coordination of
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2011ection and consultatio
llysis
regarding future land use in areas of
environmental resources such as, by way of
illustration and not limitation, the endangered
Key Ueer; preparation of amendments to the plan
and development regulations; and participation in
the amendment process at a total cost of $15,OUU.
(d) The providing of ~rofe.sional assistance in the
plan and development regulations update at the six
month review period with particular attention to
implementation of the adequate facilities
provisions of the plan and the incorporation of
the North Key Largo habitat Conservation Plan at a
total cost of $40,000.
(e) Any other services, if authorized by the County,
acting through th~ Board of County Commissioners,
at terms mutually agreeable to both parties.
Additional costs'associated with this work will be
assigned from allocations made to the other work
items (a) through (d), and shall be reduced to
writing.
(4) Overtime Compensation: $68,000
These funds will be dfstributed to the inspectors,
building/planning/zoninl coordinators. secretaries. aids and
clerks positions within the Planning. Building, and Zoning
Department for compensation for all hours worked in addition
to the no~al 37-1/2 hour work ..ek. The overtime rate of
1-1/2 times the employee'. base rate of cOMpensation will be
the dete~ininl rate of distrib.tion of the.e monies. These
funds are made available to recOlnize the additional hours
required to a.sist in the impl...ntation of the new
comprehensive plan and land development relulations. The
monies will be reflected in pay.hecks covering the period
from the execution of this contract' agree..nt through
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uctober 1, 1987 and will be documented on forms provided by
the County.
(5) Special Study QY ~roperty Appraiser:
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The County's Property Appraiser will prepare and submit
a report documenting that offioe's review of the property
assessments affected by the comprehensive plan and land
development regulations no later than June 1, 1987 at a cost
of $35,000.
(6) Hearing Officer Cost.: $25,000
Based on the beneficial use and vested rights
provisions of Chapter 8, Volume 3, of the County land
development regulations,
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the County will retaln several
appointed Hearing Officers who are members of the Florida
Bar for the purpose of reviewing claims for beneficial use
and vested rights. Hearing Officers will be retained on an
hourly contract basis. Eligible costs shall include time to
prepare recommended conclusions of law and findings of facts
for consideration by the Co~nty Conwission. travel
associated with the hearings, document reproduction and
preparation, and Court reporter services at a total cost of
$50,UOO.
(7) Special Counaai/Legal ,efenle: t18U,OOO
The County will retain a 8pecial Couna.l to act as its
leneral legal representative oonoerning litilation involving
the County'. implementation of ita oomprehensive plan and
land develop.ent regulations. Tke Special Counsel and/or
members of the firm as appropriate will be expected to
advise the County in matters of .tate and Local law,
including chanles and proposed ohanges, involving
administrative and policy. decisions made during the
implementation of the comprehenaive plan and land
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development regulations and on aych other _atters as the
County deems appropriate at the discretion of the County
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Attorney. The Special Counsel will coordinate these
responsibilities with the ~lanning Department and the County
Attorney's Office.
The ~pecial Counsel will prepare, within six months
after selection, impact fee ordinances and other appropriate
legal instruments such as interlocal agreements for adoption
consideration by and between Monroe County and the Cities of
Key Colony Heach and Layton for the collection of
impact fees from new development in those Cities and ensure
the transfer of fees collected to the County for those
impacted County services.
Compensation shall be in the form of a separate
contract which will specify hourly rates. expenses, costs
and modification provisions.
IV. Consideration
(A) Amount of Conaideration
As consideration tor work rendered under this
agreement, the Department agree a to pay an amount up to
$1,U5U,OUO. This is a fixed fee agreement and payment will
be based on costs identified in ADDENDUM B.
(B) Use of Funds
Funds may be used for salaries and expenaes of local
government staff members or suboontractora involved in
completing the work tasks identified in this oontract
alreement under III (D). Scope .f Service. and Schedule of
Deliverable..
(C) Mutual Agreement.
Both pa,ties reserve the rllht to amend this schedule
when sufficient evidence as to the desirability of said
change can be presented. The parti~s may only amend this
schedule by mutual written cons.nt.
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The County may amend any grant budget line item,
increasing or decreasing it, by up to 10% if the amendment
does not change the impact on direct beneficiaries of the
project and if the cumulative effect of a number of such
changes does not exceed 10% of the total approved grant
amount. All such amendments muat be documented in the
County's file and be accounted for in subsequent periodic
and other required reports to be submitted to the
Department. In no case .hall any amenoment result in a
total expenditure under this contract agreement which would
exceed the $1,050,000 herein authorized.
Both parties further agree that any State institution
or agency may be subcontracted with directly to perform work
tasks authorized by this contraot agreement.
V. Method of Payment
The Uepartment agrees to pay the County upon submittal
of the proper invoices as found in ADDENDUM B, Work Program
Costs as follows:
(A) Upon execution of this Agreement, $25,000 for
Hearing 0fficer costs.
(B) with appropriate docu.entation that the new
positions identified have been retained, .ither individually
or as a group, $lij2,OOO for salaries and '.T,SUO for
appropriate offioe facilities and/or impr..ements associated
with these positions.
(C) With approp.late doc~ntation that the County has
accepted the salary au.-entation program, $36,000.
(0) Upon submittal of appropriate documentation up to
$100,000 as described for legal aasistance.
(E) Upon submittal of an appropriate contract for
legal services on retainer as apecial counael and legal
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defense of the comprehensive plan and land development
regulations, $180,000.
(F) upon completion of the work program items
scheduled for the first six-month update of the
comprehensive plan, $209,250.
(G) Upon completion 9f the work program items
scheduled for the second six-month update of the
comprehensive plan, $203,250.
(H) With appropriate documentation, the County has
accepted the terms and conditions of the overtime
compensation program, $68,000.
(1) Upon completion of the ~roperty Appraiser's
special study to review property assessments, $35,000.
VI. Receivables and Acceptance.
If all required receivable., prescribed in the scope of
services above, are not sent to the Department or are not
completed in a manner acceptable to the Department, the
Department shall withhold further payments until they are
completed and accepted. The uepartment has discretion to
approve or reject the items submitted to it pursuant to this
agreement. Within fifteen (1$) working day. after the
Department receives an item. it will review the item and
respond to the County in,writinl, either a"roving the item
or rejecting the item, .pecifylft. the rea.on. for rejection.
The Department may te~inate the contract with the County if
receivables are not received within ten (10) days after
notice. "Acceptable to the Department" means that the work
products are completed and submitted as a professional
product the contents of which are consistent with the scope
of services.
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VII. Audit Requirements
(A) The County agrees to maintain adequate financial
procedures and adequate support documents to account for the
expenditure of funds under this contract.
(B) These records shall be available at all reasonable
times for inspection, review, or uudit by state personnel
and other personnel duly authorized by the Department.
"keasonable" shall be construed according to circumstances,
but ordinarily shall mean normal business hours of 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m., Local Time, Monday through Friday.
(C) The County shall al80 provide the Uepartment with
the records, reports or financial statements upon request
for the purposes of auditing and monitoring the funds
awarded under this contr~ct.
(D) The County shall include an accounting of these
funds in the local audit prepared by the County for the
1986-87 and 1987-~8 fiscal years as applicable.
(E) The County shall retain all financial records,
supporting documents, statistical records. ana any other
documents pertinent to this contract for a period of three
years after the date of submis.ion of the final expenditure
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report, or if an audit has been initiated and audit findings
have not been resolved at the end of three years, the
records shall be retained until resolution of the audit
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VIII. Publio "cords
The County shall allow pu_lic acce.s to all documents,
reports, papers, letters or other material. subjeot to the
provision of Chapter 119, Florida Statutes, prepared or
received by the County in conjunction with this contract.
It is expre..ly under.t~od that up~n reoeipt of substantial
evidence of the County's refu..l to comply with this
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provision, the Uepartment will have the right to terminate
this contract for brea~h.
IX. Subcontracts
(A) If the County subcontracts any or all of the work
required under this contract, the County agrees to include
in the subcontract that the subcontraotor is bound by the
terms and conditions of this contract with the Uepartment.
(H) The County agrees to include in the subcontract
that the subcontractor shall hold the Department and the
County harmless against all claims of whatever nature by the
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subcontractor arising out of the performance of work under
this contract.
(e) If the County subcontracts, a copy of the executed
subcontract must be forwarded to the Department within ten
(10) days after execution.
X. Contract Term
(A) The contract .hall become effeotive on the last
date of signing by the partiee involved. No cost may be
attributed to this con~raot prior to that date.
(B) All activiti.. performed pursuant to this program
shall be completed on or before Uecember 1. 1987. The
contract shall terminate on the same date or upon the last
payment to the County whichever comea tirlt.
Xl. Modification of Contract
~odiflcation of the provlllons of thl. contract,
including any extenston"of the te~inatioft of this contract,
ahall only be valid when ~hey have been reduced to writing,
duly signed by the parties hereto, and attached to the
original of this contract.
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Xl I. Terms and Conditions
Nothing in this agreement ahall be construed to require
County performance on any of the tasks described herein if
funding for that task is not available from the Department.
The Department likewise finds that nothing in this agreement
shall be construed as a commitment to future funding.
The contract contains all the conditions und terms
agreed upon by the parties.
Attached to this agreement are the following:
1) Addendum A, Position Descriptions, and;
2) Addendum B, Work Program Coats
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this
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Agreement to be executed by their undersigned officials as
duly authorized.
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Tom Lewis, Secretary
Uepartment of Community Affairs
State of florida
Monroe County
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ADDE..... A
POSITIUN UEHCkIPTIONS
TafAL
ADUENDUM 8
WOHK P1t()(iRA.l'V1 CO~TS
1.
LANU USE PLAN AlJl\1INISTHATION
(a) eight new positions
(b) office expansion/outfitting
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LAND U~E PLAN REFINEMENT
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(u) land use/existing conditions
maps update
(b) HEI reassessment/refinement
(c) nlitigation alternatives/strategies
(d) North Key Largo ACCe
(e) traffic impact model
(f) focal point planning program
(g) registration of fishermen
(h) registration of non-conforming uses
(i) TDk accounting system
(j) recodify codes
(k) salary augmentati.on
(1) stormwater runoff ordinance
(m) archaeological resources element
(n) sign program
(0) I andscape handbook
(p) impact fee accounting/recording
(q) conditional use monitoring
program
(r) Uestination Resort refinement
(s) live-aboard vessel i.Hues
(t) Marathon improvement plan
(u) Mixed Use District review
(v) Water ~uality Program
(w) Travel
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LEGAL SEHVICES
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UVEH.TIl\1E COMPENSATION
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SPECIAL STUDY BY PRUPEltTY APPltAISER
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Hl:.AH. I NG OFF I CEltS
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SPECIAL COUNSEL/LEGAL' UEFE~SE
$182,OOU
$ 47,5UO
$229,50U
$412,500
~OIClC'O j{--
$ 1-4W--rlt-U U
$ ~5,OOO
$ 25,OUO
$ 30,OUU
$ 3U,OUU
$ 11,OUU
$ 7,500
$ 7,5UO
$ 7,000
$ 5,OUO
$ 36,UOO
$ 10,000
$ 15,OUU
$ 4,5UO
$ 2,50U
$ 4,5UO
$ 10,OOU
$ 5,000
$ 7,5UU
$ 5,OUO
$ 5,OUO
$ 62,OUO
$ 2,5UU
$100,UOO
$ 6~,OOO
~,ooO IF
$ ~8,Q{Ht-
$ 25,OOU
$UW,OOU
$1,050,OUO